Star.
London, England, 1825-12-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Dove, Wool), of Bristol, was driven en shore at Dunprvon,
on Thursday.
The Richard, BSOW110)1, from Kiel to Hull, is totally lost in the
Cattegat. Crew and stores saved.
The Nancy, EVAIII, from Newport to Cork; and the Bniliant,
from Ross to Cork, were driven on shore near Youghal, on
Thursday.
The Mayflower, esmow, from Whitehaven, sunk in Darby-
haven Bay on the sd inst. Cargo expected to be saved.
Fausetrrir, Dec. 4.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Ann, Aticzaw.
one, from Jersey for St. Thomas's; and Traveller, Monasrr, from
do. for Cadiz. Sailed his Majesty's ship DIVATCH, for the Coast
of Africa; Louisa and Indian Trader transports, fur Kinsale and
Barbados; and the whole of the outward bound.
Ptvuoursr, Dec. 4.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Sovereign
transport, from Gibraltar, in 21 days; Goodwill, Purses, from
Faro • Fly, Samson. front Sc. Michael's; Margaret, Boasts as
and Dolphin, Jones, from Lisboa. The greater part of the outward
bound shipping have put to sea.
Palms:omit Dec. s.—Wind ES.E to &W.—Arrived from the
Downs, his Majesty's ship Dormart, for Halifax ; his Majesty's
ikatisakip Dnoassoalv, far Bermuda; and the Retrieve, &tux,
Ike Lisbon.
_ADEar., Dec. Sea—Wind &E. by S. fresh breeze, with rain.—
Passed through from the River yesterday, the Mary, Howls, for
Barcelona; Guliare, Lair, for Charleston; Anne and Mary,
Malmo, for Alicant; and the Arab, Rocs:one, for Lisbon. The
Susan BANES, sailed about noon, for Hamburgh.
Doisa, Doc. s.—Off the port, the General Palmer, Tenscars,
from Madras—sailed 50th July; and from St. Helena, the Slid of
October ; and the Jonge Anthony, Jaeonrrre, from Batavia for
Antwerp, out four months and a halt
LITIFJUPOOL, Dec. 4.—The Margaret, BIOLAND, from Newsy for
this port, Is totally lost at the Isle of Man. Great part of the
cargo saved. Four of the crew drowned.
RAtif, wean DllOOllllOll, Dec. 2.—Last night, or early this
morning, a ship, called the Janietta, Captain Kane, bound for the
' island of Java, laden with cotton roods, calico ice. was cast on
shore during the storm of the night about a mile from the town of
Skerris. The cargo is valued at 170,000, and paincipally belongs
to Messrs. Evans and Co. Liverpool The ship is an American.
The crest an saved.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Dueness& 1.
SIMS EsTraso Inwaaso—The Braden, from Malaga; Hen.
drika, from Ostend ; Medusa, Neptunus, Commerce, and Joyeuz
Arrivee, from Brussels; Anna Maria and William, from Calais;
Edinburgh packet and Glory, from Rotterdam; Union, from
Harlingen; Lord Sidmouth, from Dover; Caroline, from Alezan.
dria; Ann, from Faro; Jonge Joanna, from Antvrtrp; and the
Susan, from Clark.
EXTIMID Ourwazas—The Ida, for Jamaica; Hope, for Van
Diemen's Land ; Cosmopolite, for Cadiz; Iris, for Marseilles;
Earl Balearrao, for India; Britannia, for Bilboa; St. Pierre, for
Rouen* and Lady Rowena, for New South Wales.

Mr. Secretary CANNING left town on Sunday morn-
ing, on a visit to Mr. HVIIELOSOPI, at his seat in Sussex.
Sir ANDREW HALLIDAY'S Memoirs of the House of
Gudph, which are in progress through the Press, have, it is said,
received some valuable additions from a most Illustrious Personage.
The house in Queensberry-place, recently vacated by
Lady Non. BYRON, for West-hill Lodge, is now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. BA Mil.
The following was the state of voting for a Repre.
sentative Peer for Ireland, on Friday evening :
Lord MOUNTCAINILL 31 I Lord Faanuam 51
We understand that Lord FAsinuaat has sent a special messenger
16 the Coon of Russia, to get the vote of Lord S -ARANO roan, the
British Ambassador. There are about 46 Peers to vote yet. The
poll must be kept open until the 16th instant.—Dublin Evening
Post, Dec. 3. •

Goodwood, the seat of I.is Grace the Duke of RICH•
motto, was honoured last week with a grand shooting party, the
Duke of WILLINGTON, the Marquisseeof HUM2LIT and AtmLusts,
and several other Noblemen. The Duke of WitsLiscsou left
Goodwood on Thursday morning. The Right Hon. W. Hussisson
was likewise honoured witn several of his Majesty's Cabinet
Ministers, at his seat at F.artkain, a small distance from Goodwood.
The Asburtun Bank of Messrs. B*•wN, WINDSOR,
and Cumin., suspended their payments on Thursday.
•Saturday evening, a boat which plied between Roan
Langhorne and Truro, lefr the latter plan deeply
laden. with •luggage; besides the boatman, there were
five persons passengers, namely, Mrs. Stephens, the
wife of a respectable farmer of Philleigh t a young
man, her son, and two young women, her daughters,
and a boy, the servant to a neighbouring farmer. The
party had proceeded about four miles from Truro,
%viten, owing to a sudden gust of wind, the boat, which
carried too much sail, was pressed undet water, and
immediately sunk. The boatman, with great exertions,
Leached the shore is an extremely exhausted state, but
Mrs. Stephens, her son, and two daughters, and the boy,
all found a watery grave.
Cape of Good Hope Papers have reached us to the
26th of September. Nes...intelligence had then been
received of the Enterpi ise stommoressel, which had been
at. :hat date forty days out horn the English Channel.
These pal ers mention, that coal bad been found in a rich
track c,f land between the rivers tiarntoor and Kromine.