Star.
London, England, 1825-11-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Union, PEIIRT, of Plymouth, from the ClyI), for Ireland,
was totally lost on the 3d inst. In Wexford Bay. *e Master and
crew were saved.

FALMOUTH' Nov. 12.—1 t continued to blow on Thunday with
unabated violence from N.N.E. till eight, P.M. when it moderated.
The only damage was to the ship Posthumous, Ram from London
to Africa, which drifted over his Majesty's ship Anaca's moor-
ings and was obliged to slip her chain cable and buoy rope.
NOTrussa 11 AXM lit.—Wind Northerly; light breezes,
and fine.—Arrived the Russell, —, and Gambier, HUTOHLTION.
from Waterford for London; March, Rosennox, from Dart-
mouth, with loss of anchor and cable; Enchantress, TAYLOR, from
London for Rio • William Galt, Loa; and Betsey, Date, from
London • and the Ann, Comtism, from Liverpool. Sailed the
Rising gun, Maatett., for St. Michael's; Julius, Jamcsots for St.
Kitt's; Perseverance, JAMISON, for uenos Ayres; Leander,
RICHMOND, for the Mauritius • Unanimity, Hussar, for Bout-
deauz ; Briton, Peozason, for the Mediterranean • Mars, Benue,
for Cork and Tobago; Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisboa;
Posthumous, Raw, fur Africa, after having been supplied with an
anchor and part of chain cable • Seal, Bum's, and Commerce,
Powen, for Newfoundland. cable;
schooner Hope, WHATroao,
front liclford for London, has put back to that place, with loss of
bulwarks, &c. and a man washed overboard, in the gale of the 10th
inst. in which she was driven nearly to the coast of France.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind the Maria, Tax-
GASMEN, for Naples ; Matilda. Commas for Liverpool ; riends,
Saute, for Cork ; Essex, BURRELL, for La Guaysa; and St. An.
drew, Derma, for Sierra Leone.

DEVONPORT, NOV. 10.—Came in and sailed again, the Iris, Is,
Captain WEIIIERALL, for the East Indies. Arrived the Joseph
Green transport, Lieutenant SPENCER' Agent, with the remainder
of the Royal Marine Battalion, from Bermuda.
l'oayssrourts, Nov. 12.—The Rainsow, 2s, Captain the Hon.
Hamar J. Bons, arrived this morning from Chatham, fined for the
East India station. General BOURKE, appointed to command the
Eastern part (or new located settlements) of the Cape of Good
Hope, and suite, take their passage by ber to that Colony.
We are informed that on the arrival of the JAVA in India, Rear-
Adltlirai BINGHAM will shift his flag from the WARSVITE to that
ship; and Sir JAMES BRI/BANE will proceed to Lima in the WAR.
'viva, 74, to relieve the CAMBRIDGE; and that the Hon. R. S.
I)unnas will return to England in the BOADICEA. The Damn and
PANDORA are understood to be intended for the East India station,
as well as the RAINBOW • the HARLEQUIN, for Jamaica; and the
Crams:, for the Coast of Africa.

The filAcrnrocerr, 74, fitting for a convalescent ship at Port
Royal, Jamaica, will ready to proceed thither the latter end of
this month.

Captain Huau Pular is appointed to command the Basin Ls.
(not Capt. HAN), and the &stern Division of the Coast Blockade
Service, vice hi'CuLt.octi.

Captain the Hon. Wm. Wat.nrostwer is appointed to the Paocus,
at Chatham, the Ic*aus being found not seaworthy. Lieutenant
it._l(au.ir to command the NIEL

Nov. 15.—Arrived the Redman, Bayer, from London for Sierra
Leone ; John anti Robert, SWINTON, from Miramlcki ; Mary Ann,
DANIEL, from IAldon; and the Viper and Repulse cutters, from a
cruise. Sailed the Reine Cherie, for Bilboa; Favourite,
STEVENSON, for Norway ; Cato and Hound cutters, on a cruise;
and the John and Robert, SWINTON, for London.
The AIIII, PEELS, for Sierra Leone, remains at the Motherbank.
The Master died yesterday rgorning.
DEAL, Nov. 12.—Wind N.—Arrived the Maria, Wir.son, from
Memel; and Diana, Bitairowarrs, from London. Remain, the
Clansman, SHOULUHAM, from Honduras; Mary Ann, BUCHANAN,
from Nova Scotia; aid Usk, 11AINIS, from St. Kitts. Passed by,
'the. Sesostris, DRAKE, from London for New South Wales; Sir E.
Hamilton, Nassaot.r, from do. for Jamaica; Falcon, Moran, from
do. for Batavia; and Competitor, Jackson, from de. for New York.
Nov. 13.—Sailed, at eight, a.m. the homeward bound, for the
River. His Majesty's ship Itssimuts remains.
Gurammv, Nov. 12.—The Greek man of war brig Cymone,
commanded by Captain ;%Itatri T 4. son to the Admiral. was lost on
the island of Alderney, on th., night of the loth rust. The crew,
i 7 in number, were &dust:.

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THE KING.

wispsok, Noy. 13.—This morning his NIAJEVI'Y
strite attended Divine Service, sklrich was perform,d
br
the Rev. Dr. SUMNER, at the new private Chapel. 2,1,1
in the afternoon his MAJESTY left the Royal Lodge fe
an airing in his pony phaeton, accompanied by the Letd
Steward, and was followed in a second by others of Li
suite, attended by his usual outriders.
Yesterday afternoon his MAJESTY left the 11.0)1,
Lodge at two o'clock, and visited Virginia Water, ark
afterwards continued to drive about the Park until 144.
past &Jur o'clock.
His MAJESTY arrived at the Royal Lodge io
travelling carriage on Friday evening about twent/
minutes afeer seven o'clock, from the Metropolis. ft„
MAJESTY travelled without an escort, both to and hot
Llndon.
His Mosorr's Stag Hounds meet Wednesday, at Princes RN,
borough ; and Friday, at Bracknall.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
Afixotat.a.—The Marchioness of Hertford, in Ilancheiter wee
from Paris; General Corner, in Lower Berkeley street, lelann
square; Lady Colville, in Henrietta street, Cavendish
tqw".
Rev. M. Percival, in Bentinck street, Portman square; 04;4
and Mrs. Gardiner, in Park street, Grosvenor square; Mn, ahj
MIS. Howard, in South Audky street; Mrs. and Miss Vaasa,.
in Grosvenor place, from Paris; Honourable 1. Curzon, in 41,4;,..
Anne street, %Vest ; Lord Arthur Lennox, at the Hyde Part
Hotel, Hyde Park place, from a tour; Sir Henry and I..dy Lut
berit, and Fatnily, at ditto, fern their seat in Oxfordshire; 31,..
aae
Mrs. Chanties Leigh, add faintly, at ditto, from it,n,„„e,
and Mrs. V. Hervey, and rattily, at ditto, from Park (Cc;
Windsor; Mr. and Mr*. Lind, at ditto, front 'l'wickenhtm. '
CUANGES.—The Marquis of Salisbury, to Hatfield 11.sise ; the
Countess of Mansfield and &defy, trom Milford, to H 1411114
11111; Mrs. and Miss blettither; frbm Alnwick, to Rath; mr
Webb, from town, to Paris ; Airs. and Miss Montresor, fru,'
Harrowgate to Bath ; Mrs. and Mist Woodford, from Neapsr;
Isle of Wight, to Brighton ; Major and Mrs. Wood, from 'Lou.;
to Brighton ; Mr. Henry Bonham, fiord St. istnes's stria,`.„'
Brighton.

We understand that his AlA.rerri, who enjoys m:
excellent health, intends to spend his Christmas in London,
accordingly, he is expected at Carlton House the third wale
December next.

Prince LEOPOLD has arrived at his residence at Clam
moat, from the seat of the Duke and Duchess of Itsruse,
Cheveley, Cambridgeshire.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER is staying on a visit to the
Earl and Countess of Covarrair, at Croome, Worceiter4htre.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rriveJ ar his
residence in Downing-street, on Saturday, from Wrest.hve,
Bedfordshire, the residence of the Countess Da Gu'.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of HASTINGt, family,
and suite, arc expected to embark at Portsmouth, this yeti,
in his Majesty's yacht lizaat.o, Captain Huse LUICI, tad IA
for Malta.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Hormy travel&
Bundy Lodge, for Minh°lcon Castle.
Sir CHARLES PAGET is sufficiently recovered frntn
his alarming accident to be removed from Sir Conant Nlasns'.
house, (in the Admiral's carriage) to his seat at Fair Oak. ills
knee joint was not broken, but received severe injury.
Nearly thirty-five thousand pounds were subscrihed
in less than one hour, at the first Meeting at the Crown and Anchor,
towards the improvements and opening a communication between
Pickett-street and Serle-street into Lincoln's Init.&ids, and from
thence to Holborn, from the plan submitted to the Meeting by
i Mr. Burton, the architect.

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A vacancy has occurred in the Esst India Direction
by the implied resignation of JAMES DANIELL, 17,11.
That Gentleman is out this year by rotation; but
having sold that stock which every Director boldsai
his qualification, it is presumed not to be his intentiwi
to offer himself under a new qualification at thedettina
in April next. The qualification of a Director is 201.
East India Stock, the sale or transfer of which is cnn.
sidcred tantamount to a resignation. Some attire
canvassing took place in the City on Saturday, as soca
ast he event was known.—Times.

SHIP LAUNCH.—Saturday afternoon, the new East
India ship Abercrombie Itokinson (so named Ln.i,
of the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors) Wai
launched at Messrs.Wiceast and Gattex's Yard, Iciac:•;
wall. This vessel, which is by measurement betaren
1300 and 1400 tons, and consequently will be able to
carry 1500, is designed for Bombay and China, irder
the command of Captain Nees. Shortly alter the
launch, a large party or friends of the owner and
builders were entertained with an decant cold coilatirn,
when " Success to the Abercrombie Robilisgn—
" Henry Bonham, Esq. the ship's husband "—.' The
Directors of the Honourable East India Company"—
and several other appropriate toasts were proposed, m 4
drank with great enthusiasm. The Abercrombie Po•
binson is of exactly the same size as the Edinburgh,
which was launched on Wednesday.
Thursday night, at about a quarter before In o'clock,
the workshops belonging to and situated immediately
behind the elegant upholstery warehouses cd Me,srs.
Robertson, Reid, and Bro:hers, Argyll-street, Glaser);
were discovered to be on fire. The alarm was instant},
given ; but the shops having in them a considerable
sore of seasoned timber, the fire increased rapidly, and
even penetrated through the roofs of the houses. 111
the time the engines got to the spot, ad hope of pre-
serving the buildings where the fire originated had
completely vanished, and every effort was in conse•
quence directed to save the adjoining buildings wive'
surrounded them nn every side. The workshops, co"'
sisting of three stories, were entirely destrojed, and
neighbouring land of the same height, was also WIT
consumed. The wine and spirit cellars of Messrs
Ross, Corbett, and Co. were partially on fire. The
scene was terrific, and the alarm and confue
great. Messrs. Ross, Corbett, and Co.'s cellars woe
emptied, and some of the casks, in the hurry, stared.
while the liquor ran in streams down the gutters...-
Me elegant furniture in Messrs. Reids' warehouse was
thrown over the windows, and in many instances dashed
to pieces. The City Cess Office was also emptied, and
the books carried to a place of safety; and, at the saws
time, the families in the buildings adjoining were ac.
tively engaged in carrying their furniture to places of
safety. Amongst those who were most active, we Pe"
ceived Lord Kelburne, carrying pails of water and
completely drenched in his labours; .I,mes Goad,
Esq. Baillie Craigie, Mr. Graham, and Mr. Hardie;
and Mr. John Smith, jun. Commissioner for the
Detachments of cavalry and infantry appeared. Alhi
were of the greatest service in preserving order and r.°'
meting property. Colonel Hastings was present dining
the whole time.—The whole premises, however. "Ile'
we believe, insured. The blaze, more especially %vb.'
the roof fell in, was tremendous—flaming upwards hie
a volcano in its greatest fury and strength.
. Thursday morning, a fire, that had at first an ala.tv'fr
mg appearance, broke out in a starching work, in (w"
bals, but by the speedy arrival of the local engineel!
was soon got under, without material d ,magi having
been done. We regret to state, that investigalon
left no doubt remaining that this fire was the wok 7
some incendiary, instigated by that savage spirit, which
we perceive in so m sny instances called forth by d.e
combinations which no'v agi•ate an.l 3141-En :he COOtti.

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