Star.
London, England, 1825-09-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Estratt of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Cork, dated
Sth September:—
" Arrived the Wellington (late Ettu.sy), from Jamaica with su-
gar, &e. bound to London, in great distress—sailed 17th July,

Oa the 111th of August, is lat. 39. long. 32. was struck by a sea at
seven, A.m. and hove on her beam ends ; the round-house was
washed overboard, in which was Captain Paisley, Mr. and Mrs.
Ilopkirk and child, Second Mate, and four of the crew, all of whom
were drowned. Two days afterwards, picked up the crew of the
Nancy, of blatypert, film Antigua, who had abandoned their
vessel in a small boat."

The Circassian, Dovettera try, attived in the nowns, sailed from
Bengal the 27th February ; from Madras the 22d March, and from
St. Helena the 20th July.
PASSISSELS ?ZS ?IX CIACASSIAN.-...Mr. Barntleld ; Mrs.
Barnfield, died at Madras ; Mr. John Hay, died at Madras ; Miss
Hay, landed at ditto; Lieutenant Sherer, Lieutenant Byrnes, Miss
Christie, Mager F. Hay, Mr. Tate Hay, Lieutenant Hammond.
landed at St. Helena.

The Leeds, Masai, is on shore near Croustade, and is in a
dangerous situation.
The Seneca, Fuzszn, of Dover, sunk on the Cross Sand, near
Yarmouth, on Sunday night. Crew saved.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 11.—Wind S.W.—No arrivals or saillnp.
Orders for the Lidy Nary Pelham packet, for Cadiz, &c. have
reachedhere, and it is supposed she will sail afternoon.
PORTSMOUTH, Seer. 12.—Wind S.W. by S.—Arrived the Keine
transport, from Jamaica, in 39 days; and the Belfast (steamer),
from London.

Cowls, Sur. W.S. W.—The Resource, Tosumt,
for Bombay, sailed yesterday, and put back again to-day.
Dear., Sart. IL—Wind S. W. by S.—Attired and sailed for
the River, the Nautilus. from Jamaica, in 40 days; Cin.
cirmatus, from New York; and Tallyho, —, from Virginia.
Xrrived from the River, and remain, the Highlander, Ptlncust.r.
fur New Providence ; and the Claudine, C for India. The
Fairlie, Silos; for India, also remains.
Lummox, Sari. I I.2Arrived the Ardent, BAUR' from St.
Jago de Cuba; Blakely, &sass, and Aurora, HALSZT) from New
Orleans ; Bengal, Gaftwooo, and Eleanor,Csao, from New York ;
Fame, --, from Savannah; South Carolina, Ramsay and
Maria Beach, Aux , from Charleston; Pitt, Cowin, from Pictou;
Bootle, Bunton, and Washington J 024114 from Lisbon. Off the
port, the Albion, Swanson, from Washington,
Waece OT TEE LAMM Snir COLWISITS:..-The James Harris,
Imes, arrived in the River from Jamaica, fell in with, on the 10th
ult. in lat. 47. long. 16. the fore pan of the Columbus ; and the next
day, in lat. 47. 28. long. tr.. 40. fell in with her after pan, about
60 fret from the sternpost.
• CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 11.
SEMI EMUS= 1411WARDS--.The Jenny, Viseoufft Esmouth,
Wellington, Padac and Martin, from Cadiz; Speculation, from
Faro; Dart and Flying Fish, from Ostend; Maria Crowther,
from Demerara; Fair Trader, from Dantsic; Active, from Dun.
kirk; Ann, from Cuba; Elisabeth, front Oporto; Hopeful, from
Lisbon ; James' Harris, from Jamaica ; Amphitrite and Harriett,
front Quebec; Anna Maria, from St. John's; Vrow Elisabeth,
from Ghent; Friends, from Dublin; Trashy, from Charleston;
Bramio, from Bilboa ; and British Colony, from Trieste.
litrrsass Outwalna—The Weinyu, for Waster; Letitia and
Stapler, for Hamburgb ; Swiftsure, fee New Orleans; Para packet,
for-Mara; Coriolanas, for Rio; Shepherd, for St. Kite.; and the
&Brick, for Vera Cruz.

The Earl of CARDIGAN arrived in town on Saturday
evening, from St. Alban's, where be has long been confined by a
very severe paralytic attack.
We have received Philadelphia Papers to the 20th
ult. by which we learn the arrival of the Lieutenant-
Governor, Sir JAMES Kamer, on the 18th from England.
His Excellency held a levee the following day. A sale
of 2,000 chests and boxes of tea, belonging to the
East India Company, took place at Quebec on the
15th, and 4,000 boxes and chests of the same were to
be sold at Mootterrl. With this exception these papers
contain nothing new.
Advices have been received from Rio de Janeiro to
the sth July. The PlovOr packet arrived on the pre-
ceding evening, having on board Colcinel FlusartaTo
BRANT, the Brazilian Envoy to this country. Sir C.
STUART had not reached Rie de Janeiro, but was hourly
expected, having left Madeira at the same time as the
Plover packet. The advice; from Rio enntain nothing
political. The exchange wai at 57}• and txPected to
be higher.