Star.
London, England, 1825-11-10 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Earl of Carii.le has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Dr:"
Crare, Minister of Paddington, 4o be one of his Lordship's Do-
mestic Chapirins.

The lion and.Rev.Robert Wen, brother to Lord Auckland, has
been presented by Lord Realty to the v.luable Living of lierting-
fordbuty, vacant by the decease of Dr. Ridley.

The Rev. White, Minister of Welheck Chapel, Mary.la-
bonne, ani Curate of Crayford, Kent, ha. been presented by l•.rd
lixley to the Rectory of St. Andrew's, in liettford, also vacua
through Dt. Ridley's death.
The Rev. John Jones, M.A. Fellow of .Twos College, has boom
presented to the Perpetual Curacy of 13., lectcyrn, Anglese,t.

The Rev. J. Temple has been appointed by the Bi.hop of the
Diocese to supply Lane End Church, Staffordshire, until the choler
of a future Minister is decided.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

BAST INDIA SHIPPING.
ARRIVAL AT BOMBAY—June 23, American brig Ann, Captain
CHARLES NIILLET, front Mutcat, 16th June.

DIIPARTURES—June 17, Spankh ship Preme m De Many), 9.
J. S. As Commander, to Madras and Manilla.

June IS, brig Dotherrel (formerly brig Dadaroy), Commander
Janos Hsu., to Madras and Calcutta.
June 19, lion. Company's pilot brig Mermaid, A. PENN, Coat.
mander, to Calcutta; and the Persian ship Rahimany, NAC47DA
STYR LIS St'i.TRII, to Madras and Calcutta.
PASIIINGERS try 111tallAID.—Capt. J. LAW and Cornet Havetrice.
ARRIVALS AT Ilitau.s.ss—June 7, ship Lady Campbell, Captain J.•
IRVIN, from London, 21st January; St. Jago, 7th February; and
the Cape of Good Hope, 10th April. His Majesty's ship LARNE,
Captain J. Ktsrccomv., from Rangoon.
June 8, ship Zenobia, Capt. D. Wir.sotr, fromßangnon, 7th May.
June 9, his Majesty's ship Tags, Captain F. MARRVATT. fro to
Rangoon, 15th May; and the schooner Fortune, Captain J. Coa-
-1 RITA, from Cochin Bth May, and Pondicherry, Bth June.
June 10, ship Hydrose, Captain M. J. D. REY% front Calcutta,
31st May; and the ship Samdany, Captain J. G. Rem, from Ran-
goon, 6th May.

June 12, American bag Caspian, Captain S. Cons, from B nton,
24th December, 1824, and the We of France, 15ti May.
DEraesuites--June 5, brig Jamesina, Captain A. GRAKT, for
Rangnan ; and his Majmty's ship LAIINI, Captain J. KINGICOME,
on a cruisr.

Captain Ruirt.azet Lime, Commander of the AIVICLAND sailing
packet on the o.tend station, bas been appointed by the i'oxtmaa-
ter General, to the command of his Majesty's steam packet on the
Calais statist, vacant by the death of the late Captain Rowan.
The Abeona. Coder, from Cadiz to London, was driven en
shore, on Tuesday, near Burling Gap, and bilged. Crew and pas.
sengers saved; cargo expected to be saved.
The Thomas Gelstune, NI/A.l.am,', is on shore at Miramichi.
Arrived in the Downs. the Nautilus, TULLY, from Quebec.
Off Dover, the Christopher, KNIGHT, front Quebec.
Fausouvr, Nov. B.—Wind S. W. b) S.—The former put of
the day it blew tremendously hard, the latter more moderate.
Arrived the Sandwich packet, from Lisbon—sailed 25th ultimo;
Leslie Alexander, Noun., from Sicily; Dodge Healey, llzArnoas,
from Virginia; and Posthumous, Run, from the Downs.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. B.—Wind S.W. blowing hard.—Arrived the
Caroline, Customs, from Malaga; Mary, Duumaru.z. from New-
foundland; New Manley, Tecimc. front Cephalonia;
fr Quebec ; and the Atlantic, :611, from Havre.

EIGHT, P.m.—Wind S.W. bluwin; a gale.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. N.N.W. light airs.— Arrived the.
Paresis, Witu.s, from the Downs for Malaga ; and Indian Chief,
Cocuaarm, from ditto fur Baltimore. Sailed the Burgess, Besuurr,
for London.

DEAL, Nov. 9.—Throughout last night it blew hard from the
southward, attended with rain. The ships in the Downs drove,
but brought up again. The schooner Hope, from Zmte, lost an
anchor and cable. This morning, and throughout the day, it has
been moderate. Put back, and remain with the outward bound,
the Seppings, Remiss, for Jamaica; and the Rio packet, Jsan, for
Newfoundland.

FIVE, P.N.—Several ships are turning in from the River, names
unknown.

OUTMAN, Nov. 6.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Rantsow, of 28
guns, Honourable Captain Roue, fitted fur foreign service.— The
PROCIUS sloop, of 10 guns, is ordered to be brought forward for sea
service, mad to be fitted fiir the Channel station.—The Aunso.
MACHU, of 46 guns, is to be towed from this port to Woolwich, by
the Comet steam vessel, for repair.
Livearoot, Nov. B.—Wind South.—Arrived the Rob Rey,
Colman, from Maranhant ; William Dawson, Iforcntesoe, front
Miramichi ; George IV. M‘Kse, from Nassau (N.P.)—sailed the
sth ultimo; and Polgarth, Rowe°, from Malaga. 'Die Piens
Leopold. from Bahia, put into St. Michael's on the ed ult. totally
dismasted. She would have to discharge to repair.
CAILTHAGENA, Sari. 23.—Captain Russo.z., of his Britannic Ma-
jesty's ship of war Scrt.ta, died of the yellow fever ; great nun--
talky had prevailed on board his vessel, his first Officer, Lieute-
nant ELKINS is also dead. It appears he was greatly beloved, and
to the last he exhibited extraordinary self-possession and emit°.
sure.—When he saw be had the black vomit, he said calmly-11'So,
the black vomit, that don't look so well, but toe shall see !"—ile
then spoke quite collected on different subjects; on the following
day be was attacked *ith a severe hiccup, a so' said he, " the black
vomit yesterday, the hiccup to-day—l believe it is time to see
what I have to do l—plate my writing desk on the table."—He
then rose. opened his desk, sat down calmly and firmly, wrote to
his wife, had it witnessed, retired to his birth, and in two hours
was no more.
In addition to Dr. Quin, Surgeon of the SCYLLA, whose death
has been before noticed, the following persons have fallen victims
to the disease—Surgeon &tows, of the Jaserit, tran.ferred to the .
fornter vessel; Dr. M'Cawss, (an Irish Geutleinaii, recently ar-
rived in the Venezuela from New York, intending to join the Co-
lombian Service) who volunteered his services to the SCYLLA, two
Midshipmen, the Captain's Clerk, and fifteen men. The death of
Captain Ratan!. had infused a dread of the contagious nature of '
the yellow fever into the minds of the lower orders of the people,
to quiet whose fears a quarantine, pro forma, had been put upon
Ithe Scvsta.; she was, however, supplied daily with provisions front
the shore.

The Ceres and Utica, tinder the command of General CLIMINTI,
an old Naval Officer of the Republic had arrived—Ave other vessels
of war were hourly looked for.
The Ceres and Urie are the van of a large naval force conceo-
trating at Cartbagena.—The British armed schooner. Moms.
arrived there with orders from the Admiral at Jamaica. for the
Scvm.a. to sail from Carthagena on the 26th ult. :Barnum
NAMA MLA, Esq. Commissary General to the Irish Curps was
drowned in the river near Honda.

•
The Parent Steam Carriage Company was declared
defunct yesterday, by a meeting of* its undertakers:
50001. of its funds have been expended upon a trial
carriage, which, it is declared, will never b: completed!
An advertising monerlender, named Augustus Henry
Cohen, a Jew, was brought before the Insolvents' Court,
yesterday, and remanded 'for the present, to complete
the papers. He had hired a handsome hou e at the
west end of the town, represented himself as an ex-
rctant of 100,00 W. had a black servant, and a very
4, imposing appearance;" and carried on a roaring trade
in the bill manufacture line.
ECTSAORDINARY PRESERVA-TlM—The William
Penn. arrived at Liverpool, on the 10th of August in
lat. 42, 30. long 62. 25. di:covered two wrecks, one of
which prov d to be the Sharon, JONlitt from Phila.
delphia for Bania, out 18 days; she capsized in a gale,
after cutting away both masts, and paying out a caul.
to keep her head to the wind. The crew had just gone
below as she turned over ; tw,, of the crew dived
rhrought the forecastle, and gained the keel, where one
of them, George —, had remained seven days, bit
was so much exhausted when Captain Dtxay t .ok r, m
off the wreck, th+; be only lived a few hours. Tbe
otner wreck was the brig Traveller, of Boston, with a
cargo of Hour, beans, and by sad ; her foremast and h ,w.
sprit were standing, and the e was found yn board of
her Joseph Wright, who had swam from the keel of the
schooner Sharon, and had been five hours in gaming
the brig, where he had been two days, and having Nasal
~rovisions had gained. sue's:h.—Bo:ion Pops-.