The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POSTSUPUTIE, SATU !JAY, JULY 15.—0 n Thursday his Ma-
jesty's frigate Galatea, Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart., arrived from
I. Guayru, Carthagena, Chagres, and. Havannah:-.-2.3 days from
the last-mentioned place, bringing despatches from his Excellency
Alexander Cockburn, Esq., his Majesty's AinbasSadOr in the Co-
lombian States, and 'from Henry Dawkins, Esq., his Majesty's
Consul-General in the Guatimala State, with which Sir Charles

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Sullivan proceeded to London. The accounts we have received
present a very discouraging state of those countries. The com-
mon enemy having been expelled, discord, intestine division, and
even open rebellion to the constituted authorities, have arisen in
Colombia. Messengers had been despatched to hasten the return
of Bolivar, the praident, front Peru, from whose personal pre-
sence and firmness much good was expected. Commerce, as the
natural consequence, was in a very languid state; indeed, until
the natives can be induced to shake off their natural apathy and
indolence, they will be satisfied, in a great degree, with the abun-
dant natural products of their own country; and their artificial
wants, which the industry of this country can supply, will be few.
The eccountx from the mines are also discouraging. The pearl
fishery vessel, at Ptsinta, lately lost her diving-bell, in which
'three men were at work. The Galatea brought 70,000 dollars
for British merchants. The Ambassador to Colombia, alto was
landed at Curtbagena in bad health, intended to leave the country
ageiti shortly, in thellingdove, 18, Capt. 1110., for England.•
We have received letters from Halifax dated, the 19th of June,
which state the pertectly tranquil state of affairs within the limits
of our army and navy commanding there, with the good health of
the troops and crews of the ships of war. Lord Dalhousie was
about to visit Nova. Scotia;. the. Menai, 28, Captain Houston
Stewart, had proceeded to Quebec, for his conveyance to Halifax..
The Jupiter, 30, Rear Admiral Willoughby Lake, waalking at
Halifax ; the Rifleman, in the Golf of St.' Lawrence ' • Dotterel',
in the Bay of Fundy.; Orestes and Clinker, at Newfoundland ;
Grasshopper, gone with mails to Bermuda. The Niemen has
just arrived from Jamaica; with a small quantity of specie for the
use of the Commissariat. Capt. Jones has taken the command
of the Orestes, vice Captain Lichfield, promoted.
On Monday the Talbot, 28, Capt. Hon. Fred. Spencer, sailed
for the Mediterranean. This evening the Glasgow frigate, Capt.
the Hon: J, A. Maude, sailed for Lisbon and the Mediterranean.
Captain Robert Gambier, R. N. and Lady (for the benefit of her
health), took their passage by her for Pisa. ' The. Naiad and
Sybille frigates are to return betne.
Major-General Sir Neill Campbell, K.C.8., Commander-in
Chief on the coast of Africa, and suite, are expected to main the
'Lively, on Thursday next, for Sierra-Leone.
Captain Edward Spurshatt is'appointed Inspecting Commander
of the Preventive Coast Guard at Weymouth.
Captain WilliaM Elliott, C. B. and the officers and crew of his
Majesty's ship Lively, have subscribed—the former three day's,
and the latter one day's pay—for the relief of the distressed mann-
facturers.—Runtpahiie Teleyraph.
The following is nu extract from a letter which we have re-
ceived front an officer at Smyrna :
” SMYRNA, May I.—The ROW sailed to-day, with a merchant
vessel under. convoy for Cerigo. Not a vessel of any nation can
leave this port, without convoy, in consequence of the numerous
depredations committed by. the Greek Pirates. Au English vessel,
a few days sines, was plundered, and every person onboard robbed
of his property. Our ship* have now orders to detain and send
into Hydra, or some other Greek port, any vessel that may he
found cruising, alone. There are not lens than eighteen ships of
wet:lying here; French, Austrian, Dutch, and English, to protect
their merchant trade. Captain Hamilton is gone, in the Cam-
brian, to investigate the causes of piracy.—The Gannet is ap-
pointed convoy to Alexandria and back ; the Seringapatam, is
gone to Malta, with thirty. Greek pirates onboard ; the Sybille
and Brisk afire expected here front Naples and Timis.
ovitoreaaplatryleiL,pliltirgii.oseronattitlittaleitcyokfiisiiinegolioitef,ytntiolaattiiml importance, " The Turks are about to make as attack on the Island of
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complains of the want of money, and, without it, be says, the
cause will yet be last."--.Hampshire Telegraph.