Star.
London, England, 1825-11-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Erracrs or Inc G A F.S. —The following Shipwrecks have been
posted at Lloyd's :—The Ike, Jones, front Liverpool to IJemerara ;
Hugh William, —, from do. to Newfoundland ; and Anson,
—, front do. to Wiscasset, were totally lost on Iloyle Bank, on
Thursday—crews saved. The Agenor, from Memel to Sheerness,
was on shore off Cuxhaven, sth instant, with nine feet water in her
hold, but was got off, and proceeded up the Elbe. The Bee,
Fields; Halifax, Palmer; Venus, Park ; Sisters, Luster; William,
Rich ; Blanchester, Brown ; and the John Bull, Mills, were
driven on shore on the Lincolnshire coast, on Thursday—crews
saved. The Flanders, Carroll ; Squirrel, Dryden ; Active, Sleigh ;
and Duncan, Smith, were driven on shore at Bridlington, on
Thursday—the two latter are expected to be got off. The London,
Smith, was lost on the Shipwash Sand, on Saturday. The Courier,
Westerby, was driven on shore near the Tees, on Friday. The'
Mary, Chivers, was lost near Wexford, the 6th instant. The Pro-
vidence Good Intent was driven on shore near the Eyder, the sth
inst. The Blargaretta, Evans; Constitution, front Galway ;
and the Valiant. Owen, were driven on shore near Fishguard, on
Thursday. The Susan, Welch, was wrecked on Walney Island,
the 6th inst. and the crew drowned.

The Nelly and Jane, Nicttot-s, from Limerick to Liverpool, was
sunk in the Shmnon, on the 11th inst. _ _ _

The Ponsonby, of Cork, from Newport, was sunk on the Mum-
bles, on Wednesday night. •
The Mary Ann, Ham., from Landon to Waterford, was totally
103 t at Guernsey, on Thursday.
The Lord Nelson, WILKINSON, from Sunderland, was lost on the
linowle Sand, on Friday.
The Courier, FRIEND, of Sandwich; and Vittoria, RORERTC, of
Sunderland, were driven on shore on the Lincolnshire coast, on
Thursday.
The Hercules, LICHMAN, is sunk on Yarmouth Bar.
FALUMITH, Nov. 13.—Wind W.—Arrived the William Penn,
Baows, from Quebec, and sailed again for Hull. Sailed the
Success, Doan ; Four Friends, Rozawrs ; and the Commerce,

Homo's, for London.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 12.—Neatly an Wednesday night, and the
whole of the following day, we experienced a most terrific gale's
from N. W. to N.N.E. A fine fishing-boat got ashore at the back
of the island—crew saved. All the shipping weathered the gale in
safety. The horse ferry-boat at Saltash, together with many
shore-boats, were washed off the beach, and lost.
PoRTSMOUTH NOV. 14.-Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Sesostris,
DRAKE, front the Downs for New South Wales ; Ganges, Bouisr,
from do. fur Madras and Bengal; Cyren, BARRETT' 110111 Shields
for Grenada; Betsey and Rebecca, ALLEN; and Sovereign, JER-
?MN; front London. The Borodino transport went out of harbour,
and remains at Spithead.
DEAL, Nov. 14.—Wind N.W. light airs.—Arrived and remain,
the Good Hope, VANDER OWEN, from Buenos Ayres for Antwerp,
and has been supplied with an anchor and cable. Passed through
from the River, the Sultan, %VHF:AILEY, fur Smyrna; and Richard
Reynold;, 50311.3:hA tor
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.E.—Arrived the Ayrshire, Dies-
sEttueit, tront lliramichi ; and the Tagus, FETTLE, front Smyrna.
Sailed the William Young, --, for Calcutta, with all the out-
ward bqund. •

The Nlatquis of llAsTixos dined with the King of
FRANCK, at Funtainbleau,nn Wednesday last.

Yesterday, the liatl of LIVERPOOL left his residence
at Whitehall, fur Wainter Castle, Kent.
Mts. CANNING and the Marchioness of CLANRICARDE
left Downing-street yesterday morning, on a vi,it to Mr. ELLis, at
his seat at Seaford, Sussex. Mr. Secretary CANNING and the Mar-
q,,is of CLANRICARDZ shortly afterwards left Downing-street, for
the same destination.

Count LISTEN, the Russian Ambassador, transacted
business with Mr. Secretary CANNING, on Saturday, for a consider-
able time, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Thursday, as Sir JOHN lion: and his Lady were pro-
ceeding in their carriage along the Lothian-road, when turning into
Lauriston by Wellington-street, the horses took fright, and bolted
right into the door of a small shop, several par.es of glass of which
acre broken by the concussion, as well as the pole of the carriage ;
but happily neither Sir Joint nor Lady Hors sustained any injury.
SHERIDAN'S maternal grandfather, Dr. CHAMBER..
LADDt, entertained notions respecting the cultivation of the female
mind strangely at variance with those of the present day. It was
with difficulty that he was prevailed on to allow his daughter to
learn to read ; and to write, he affirmed to be perfectly superfluous
in the education of a woman. The possession of this art he considered
as tending to nothing but the multiplication of love-letters, or the
scarcely less dangerous interchange of sentiment in the confidential ef-
fusions of female correspondence. This we find stated in the Memoirs
of the Life and Writings of Mrs. FRANCES SHaaIDAN, mother of the
celebrated author of the &loot for Scandal, &e. by her grand-
daughter Miss LIFANU ; a work which, abounding in illustrative
anecdote, forms an admirable aud almost essentially necessary com-
panion to Mr. Moose's popular Life of SHIBILMAIL
A commission, in imitation of those of England,
France, Switzerland, and America. has been instituted
in the Netherlands, the object whereof is the collecting
of funds for the assistance of the Greeks.

An Irish play-bill, announcing a variety of feats per-
formed by a clown (at the Circus) for his benefit, states
that, in the course of the evening, he will take a hap
" over a stage-coach, fill of outside passengers."
More than four thousand pounds remain over of the
money collected for the sufferers by the late fires in
Edinburgh.