Star.
London, England, 1825-02-09 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE.

The James and Mary, VIDLES, from Sunderland to Rye; and
Venus, Foi.cus, from Gottenbursh to Leghorn, was driven on
shore near Calais, on Monday, and it was feared would not be got
off—cargo of the latter saved.
The Edward, Asiocasox; and Somers, MAME, were driven on
shore near Tielvoet, the 5d inst.
FALMOUTH, Fla. 7.—Wind S.W. Arrived the Nassau, Tait-
ata.vse, from. London for St. Michael's, leaky.
PLYMOUTH, FIR. 7. Wind W. Arrived the Laguyra, Reties-
moots, from liamburgh for Laguyra. Put back the Lucy Davison,
WILLIAMS, tor Rio Janeiro; and Laura, Lts.suax, for Tobago.
PORTSMOUTH, Fes. S. Wind W. Arrived his Majesty's ship
Bitasiu4, from a cruise; Kingston, Lucite, from the Downs for
Demerara; and Ariadne, COLLIE, from ditto.
DEA L, Fra. S.—Wind W.—Arrived from the River and remains,
the Kellie Castle, ADAMS, for India. Put back the Columbia, TAIT,
for Bermuda.

Ltvitaroot., Fee. 7.—Wind S.S.W. Arrived the. Agnes, Thu.
cues, from Newfoundland ; Dandy, KENNEDY, from Lisbon ;
Cognac packet, BLZAhDALE; from Pernambuco; and Iris, Rica,
from New Orleans. I

GRAVVIIMD, Fzs. B.—Sailed the Hon. Company,: ships Inglis,
Serle, and Scaleby Castle, for India, with troops.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY 8.

SNITS ENTLRED IND:ARDS --- The Adele, from Lubeck ; Sophia
Chrictiana, from Rostock ; Resolution, from Gottenburgh ; Amphi-
trite, from Petersburgh ; 'row Johanna, from Hamburgh ; Asia,
and Norfolk, from Riga ; and Geduld, from Dantaic.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Hanger, for Belfast ; Hope, and Fame,
for Hamburgh ; Union, for Calais ; and Sarah, for Vera Cruz.
CLEARING OUTWARDS—The Gilmore, for Calcutta ; Diana, for
Taneriffe; Farquharson, for India; Cosmopolite, for Venice; Earl
Clancarty, for Rotterdam.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.
&fore Mr. Justice PA Re and Mr. Justice Beaftorrni.
Sournamrrom—Monday, Februaty 28, at the Castle, Winchester.
WlLTS—Saturday, March 5, at New Sarum.
Doasar—Thursday, March 10, at Dorchester.
Dawn— Monday, March 14, at the Castle, Exeter.
City and County of ETC/ER—Same day, at the Guildhall, ditto.
CoanwaLL—Monday, March 21, at Launceston.
Soneosar—Saturday, March 26, at the Castle, Taunton.
1 MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
Before Lord Chief Justice Bast and Mr. Baron Ho:truer.
Noarmasarrotissiax—Saturday, Fa). 26, at Northampton.
RaTLANosntaz—Friday, March 4, at Wiliam.
Lnicounntaz and CllY—Saturday, March 5, at Lincoln and City.
NOTIINOHAMSIiIiII and Town—Saturday, March 12, Nottingham
and Town.
Daum-mac—Thursday, March 17, at Derby.
Laicestaasular and Boorman—Tuesday, March 22, at the Castle
of Leicester and Borough.
CITY or COVZNTRY—Tuesday, March 29, at the City of Coventry.
Waftwtccsnias—Same day, at Warwick.

In the course of the business yesterday, in the Court
of Chancery, the Loan CNANCELLOIL said that there was no truth in
the report of a certain Nobleman having realised the sum of
,C 160,000 by the purchase and sale of Mexican Mine shares. His
Lordship further mentioned, that reports of this nature were cir.
coined by interested persons, with the view of deceiving the public
and profiting by the credulity of the latter.
A Hamburgh Paper says, that Sir WALTER SOHTT
intends making a four in Sweden and Norway. in order to make
himself acquainted with the localities and customs of countries
where he has laid the scene of a new work, which he is writing.
After a severe struggle, Mr. WHITBY was yesterday
elected a Common Councilman for the Ward of Viutry. A scut-1
tiny, however, was demanded, and ordered.
At a Court held at the Trinity House, on Monday
last, Capt. JOHN WOOLMORE was unanimously elected Deputy Master
of that Corporation, in the room of Capt. JOSEPH COTTON, deceased.
Sunday, the King of FRANCE received Lord and
Lady Sarron and family, at a private audience.
Yesterday, Mr. KEAN, and the Committee for con-
ducting the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund, had the honour of waiting
on his Royal Highness the Doke of YOKE, when his Royal High-
ness was graciously pleased to appoint the Anniversary Dinner. for
Friday, the 18th of March.
Mr. BARTLEY will resume his Lecture on Astronomy
at the English Opera House during the ensuing Lent. Mr.
kIaTHIWS will commence a new Entertainment at the same 'fheatre
the latter end of. this month or the beginning of March. Mr.
Maynaws is now studying the Entertainment.
During the last Parliamentary Recess, WHITE'S Club
House has undergone considerable embellishments, particillarly the
large Room, one of the finest in England. The windows have been
fitted up with the new satin merino damask, with draperies on the
most extentive scale; the colours tastefully harmonising with the
walls and enrichments of the ceiling.
Yesterday, the dispatches were dosed at the East
India House and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships,
viz.—Kent, Captain Coss; Scaleby Castle, Captain Nawatz, for
Bengal and China; and Kellic Castle, Captain ADAMS, for Bombay
and China.

The high tides of Wednesday and Thursday last in-
undated the greater pat t of the Essex, Suffolk, and Nor-
folk Coasts; and committed extensive savages along
the wnole line.

Lieutenant Gioacz LINDESAY, R.N. has lately in-
vented a machine, which he terms a " Marine Cir-
cuitoo," by which means he can place our largest ships
of war in any position, immediately, when ships are dis-
masted in action, or attacked by gun-boats in a calm.
Yesterday morning, soon after three o'clock, a fire
was discovered at Norland House., a spacious mansion
on the Uxbridge road, opposite to Holland House. In
a few hours the whole building was reduced to ashes.—
Not a single at ticle of furniture was saved. A young
Gentleman belonging to the family, who had been at
the play, came home about one o'clock, but did nut
immediately retire to bed. On leaving the room in
which he had been sitting; to go up stairs, he heard a
crackling, as of burning wood, and, on ascending the
stairs, discovered the upper part of the building on hre.
Fortunately, the whole of the numerous family were
enabled to escape, but with such haste, that not a
single article of apparel, except what they could hurry
was saved.