Star.
London, England, 1825-05-28 00:00:00

LOSS OF THE
Extract of a letter.
26th May:—" Arrived
VINE spoke, on the 24
John's, Newfoundland,
which vessel foundered
Extract of a letter
Colombia, dated

bunals pronounced cargo
Carnets', of and from London for the •Havannah,
here last mouth.by the Clara, Colombian schooner. '
has
been condemned as Spanish property, and
this morning for the sale of it, for the benefit of
His Majesty's Consul here has represented the case to the Govern-
meat of Bogota. Captain Cancun*. states, chat the crew of the
privateer plundered the vessel of various articles and package* in
the cabin. Last week,three schooner privateers sailed from henc,t
for the coast of Cuba."
The Florida, WHITE, from St. Augustine to the Havannah, W. 14
struck by a sea on the Ed of March, two days after sailing, and
swamped : all the passengers that were below (24 in number) were
drowned: the crew and several passengers (in all 16 persons), who
were on deck, remained on the wreck several days, when ten out
of 16 took to the long-boat, and three days after gained the land :
no information has been received of the six who were left.
Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Leghorn,
dated May 14:—' No vessel in from Great Britain. Two Swedes
have arrived, which have been ordered ten days' quarantine : there
is nothing yet determined as to vessels with cargoes, but we expect
they will have at least IS days, and have to discharge their goods
at the lazaretto."
Pasua,Mar 24.—Vessels arriving at Marseilles, from England,
are subject to a civainntine of ten days, and goods ram ports in the
Levant are to be taken out, and put on board the Lazaretto for
fumigation.
The Anne, BINNINO, of London, was lost in coming out of the ice
at Cronstadt, on the It th inst. Crew and passengers saved.
Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Bremen, dated
May 21 :—" Orders have been given to the Quarantine Officers to
refuse admission to the Minerva, Partisan, and Bartholomew, \ ex-
ult, from Alexandria, with cotton, should they come to the Weser.
The Pritastes frigate is ordered to be paid off at Poruniouth.
Fatarourn, Mar 24.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Cygnet packet,
for Buenos Ayres.
Pomace:arra, MAT 27.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the Ann, RUNDLE,
for Cartbagena ; Competitor, GODS!, for Quebec ; Duke of York,
FINLATION, for Cork and the West Indies; Pallas Dutch frigate,
for Falmouth; and his Majesty's ship Busraao, fur Chatham.—
Passed by the Malcolm, Emu, for Madras.
DIAL, MAT 27.—Wind N.E.—The Reward, Taaay; front
Sierra Leone for London, has put back, and remains. Th.. Wood-
ford, CNATIIAI, for India, lost an anchor and cable, at 11 A.m.
and proceeded.
Doves, Mae 27.—Arrived off the port, the Henry, Suitt., front
Lisbon; and Janet. Wnsoe, from St. Vincent's.
LIVIZTOOL, MAT 26.—Wind E.—Arrived the Nimrod, BLACK,
front Campeachy—sailed 27th March; Bolivar, Jevraason, front
Porto Cavello • Eliza, Tecate, from Carthagena; and Gulnare,
Linn, from New York.

•
TAVAL IXTELLIGEVCII.
M LARGE TIMBER SHIP COLUMBUS •
tier from the Agent to Lloyd's at Padstow, dared
xrived the Commerce, Vies, from Cork. Capt.
the 24th inst. going into Cork, a brig from St.
ulland, having the crew of the Columbus on board,
ndered on her passage oat"
tree from the Agent to Lloyd's at Carthago= de
15th March :—" On the 10th Instant, these 'fri-
ed decision on the cargo of the John and Ann.
nd from London for the •Havannah, brought in
by the Clara, Colombian schooner. The gre.ter
ademned u Spanish property, and orders were
lag for the sale of It, for the benefit of the expect: a.