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London, England, 1827-02-19 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

PORTSMOUTH, FEI3. 17.—We have been obliged with the fol.
lowing extract from a letter received this morning from Lisban,
dated the 6th instant :—" The Asia, 84, Vice-Admiral Sir Ed-
ward Codrington, arrived here this morning. She left Spithead
on Thursday noon, the let instant ; next morning she lost sight of
England. being about the Lizard ; on Saturday noon she had ad-
vanced to the mid3le of the Bay of Biscay ; Sunday noon was ofl
Vigo, and had a (I,:ightful view, sailing along the coast, and we'
off Oaorto on that evening. Yesterday, by dawn of (lay, she had
passed the Burlings, when the wind altered, otherwise she would
have reached the Tagus by 10 .a.m. yesterday, and have com-
pleted the passage in the space of four days, short of two hours
Reckoning yesterday's foul winds, the ship sailed at the rate of
200 miles per day. Her greatest run was about 230 miles. In
the Channel they had the misfortune to lose a man from aloft,
'Alen the ship was going at the rate of 12 miles an hour, and was
unavoidably at such a (';stance before a boat could be lowered, that
the poor fellow had sunk before it could reach the spot. Miss
Codrington was on the deck when the accident happened, and it
must have affected her and all the family, as forming such a coin-
cidence with her brother's death. We have just heard that the
rebels have advanced to within five leagues of Oporto: The last
of our force, except two regiment., left Lisbon yesterday, to take
up a position between this and Coimbra : the staff will leave to-
morrow. The rebels are a contemptible description of enemy—
not worthy of a moment's uneasiness. The Spartiate, Lord Aure-
lius Beauclerk, Genoa, and Albion, are the only ships of war
lying here."—Hampshire Telegraph.
The Nightingale and Bramble cutters arrived on Monday from
the westward, the• latter with a number of volunteers, which she
took from the Navy Dock-yard lighter, in which vessel they were
coming from Liverpool, by the way of Cork. The lighter had
been forced into Mount's Bay, to take shelter from the eastward.
The two cutters, with the Vigilant !.etch, sailed again to the
westward in the course of Monday night and Tuesday morning,
to relieve any vessels they may find in the Chops of the Channel,
in want of provisions and water.
The Royalist, tender to the Britannia, from this port, arrived
at Holyhead on the 6th inst., to render assistance in an attempt to
float the wreck of his Majesty's ship Nimrod, which, it was sup-
posed, might be effected by means of a great number of casks scot
round for the purpose. The Trinculo had also gone over to aid
the undertaking.
The Clio, IS, arrived yesterday, from Chatham.
In Hamoaze—Britannia, Alligator, Sattelite, Rifleman, Sky-
lark, Kingfisher.
At the Island—Bittern.
In the Sound—Barham, Clio
PRIZE MONEY.—}lis Majesty's brig Grenada, for the French
privateer La Princesse Murat, cap. sth Feb. 1806.—Ramillies,
Capt. Hugh Pigot, for seizures made between the 15th May,
1825, and 22d September, 1826: Flag, 4191.35. I Id. ; First
Class, 8081. Bs. Sirius, Sir Richard King, for La Carlotta,
French privateer, cap. 7th July, 1801.—Iris, Capt. Brisac, for
the Dutch privateer De Peg: ;'us, capt. Ist Sept. 1799.—Bellette,
for French ships of war La Confiance and La Revanche,
capt. 23d August and sth December, 1808. Tisiphone, Capt.
W. Love, for La Hazard, privateer, capt. 22d June, 1811.
Plymouth Journal.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 14.—Wind N.—Sailed, the Mary Ann and
Eliza, Lovering, for London ; and the Princess Elizabeth packet,
Scott, for Halifax and Bermuda.
YARMOUTH, Fan. 15.—The following vessels have been got
off the beach, and brought in to repair, viz. :—The Union, Bun-
ter, Alliance, Todd, Bee, Dean, Seaton, and Marshall.
PENZANCE, FEB. 13.—The leak in the Two Brothers, Hay-
man, from Falmouth to Swansea, which vessel put in here on the
3d inst., has been stopped without discharging her cargo.
LYNN, FEB. 15.—The Martha and Sarah, Batty, from Hull to
London, has arrived here, dismasted. The Venus, Ferold, from
ILeeds to London, has arrived, with loss of masts and all her, sails,
in a gale on the 12th.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 14.—Arrived, the Henri, Treckon, from
Dieppe. The Lowland Lass, Ausdell, from hence, has arrived at
Bahia.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY WHICH NOW
STAND ON THE ORDER BOOK FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
Monday. Feb. 19.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
1. Mallow Election—Adjourned Debate on Motion for enlarging time
for'entering into Recognizance&
2. Leominster Election (Double Return)—Deputy Clerk of the Crown

to attend.'
King's Message (Duke and Duchess of Clarence)—Report thereupon.
Supply—Report "
Supply—Committee.
Ways and Means—Committee.