Star.
London, England, 1827-09-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following is an extract of • letter received at the North
and South American Coffee House, from Captain Ho:Ama•s, of
the ship Silas Richuds, it is dated
" Off Cork, id September.
" I have arrived thus far after heating against an easterly wind
since the 18th ult. We left New York on the ath ; the Robert
Fulton, from Belfast, was going In. On 13th, lat. 43. 30. 100. 55.10.
passed the ship Alexander, Baldwin, for Philadelphia. 19th spoke
ship Dependant, from Uverpool, toe Quebec. We have passed
within the last week abort thirty sail beating in, five of which ap-
peared to be West ludiamen. Passengers per Silas Richards:—
Mrs. Rastible and Son, the Rev. Mr. Yates and Son, M . Sam-
phear, Panet, and Green."

. Tha idilzatMth, from the Cape of Good Hope to the Mauritius,
foundered at sea—crew saved

The Coromandel, Doran, from Madras, has arrived off Falmouth.
The crew of the Dutch schooner Latona had killed their Cons-
islander, Mr. James Cook (an American), and Mr. Crozier, the
supercargo, and carried the vessel into Sookw, and the Sultan of
the island bad refused to give her up on the application of the Go-
vernor of Manilla.—rsng. Con. Reg. said Ist. Jan. 13.
FALMOUTIN Sarr. S.—Wind E.—Arrived oe port. the Merlins
Wean, from Jamaica; and the Emerald, Knocun.t.s, from ditto;
also the Thames, HAvrtns, from China.

POSTIXOO2Id, Sari. KN.ll.—Arrived his Majesty's
skip Kangaroo, from Jamaica.
Lsmeow., Strr..s.-,-AtTivell the Irlam, CamestLL, from Bar-
bados ; Margaretha, from Gottenburgh; Johanna Christina, WAL-
T'', from Stralsund; and'Bremen' Ow, from Bremen. Sailed
the Peneverance, Baowi, for Calcutta.

Sm. 4.—Arrived the Jean, JACK, from Cape Breton ;
Harmony, Maas, and Mary, Rircsia, from St. Petersburgh ; Karl
of We, Scow, from Riga ; and Harmony, from Dantsig.
YAILKOOTII, Sarr. 6.—Arrived the Jane, flown, from St. Peteri.
burgh ; Antonio, Haws, from Archangel; and Albion, MAT, from
Datatilg.

Ptirtiourn, Sem s.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived off port the Mary
Ann, O'Banar, from Bengal. The Royalist tender sailed yester-
day for Milford. The Eclair, la, Captain S. L. H. Vassats, ar-
rived on Monday front the South American station, last from
Portsmouth, to be surveyed and paid off, and recommissioned. if
found in aSt state. Remain—lo Hamoase, the Britannia, Ocean,
Windsor Castle, Victor, Eclair, Plumper. Bramble, Bittern ; and
Fox, Line, and Atrow revenue cotters ; at the Island, the Nightin-
gale. Captain %mato: is appointed Barrack Master of the Royal
Marine Artillery, vice Smut.; deceased.
Mr. Joseph Stevenson Is appointed to be Asdatant-Sergeost of
the Vector.
Mr. T. Sheers, late Purger to Admiral Blackwood, has boas
appointed Parser of the Undaunted.
Commanders R. Hoare G. LH. Johnstone, and F. Brace; an
promoted to the rank of Captain.

Lieutenants H. N. illasttiood, R. L. Baynes, Joseph Marshall,
Hon. W. Keith, and John Pommy, are promoted to the rank of
Commander.

Messrs. H. Rpm, W. Maitland, L Gurley, R. Hammond,
J. T. Talbot, C. H. S. Haswell, A. IL C. Capel, W. H. Goddard,
J. N. Gledstooe, P. Leeount, G. Hart, and J. Brisbane, are pro-
moted to the rank of Lieutenant.

The following pronuniona have taken place in the /loyal Marine

Trotse Captains of Companies—Captain Cements, from half-pay,
vice Moore; Lieutenants Morgan, vice fkktain ; and Gordon, vice

Wo!rigs.
To be unattached Captain..--Lieutenants Dadd, Whylock,Vioe,
Hunt, Thompkins, and Halloran.
To be First Lieutenants from half to full pay—Campbell, Ho-
hernias Watkins, Searle, SuDock, Tothill, Barry, Palliser, Smith.
Mr. lihomas Pawley has been appointed a Sub-measurer at Ply.
mouth Dock-yard, vice Mr. Kersteks, superannuated. Mr. Tre.
neweth, Sub-measurer, has been superannuated.
Glati•craist. August Mr—The Glory, Trudele, which arrived
to-clay from Newcastle, passed within hail on the 12th instant, of
Oporto, a suspicious corvette mounting 14 guns, which had a striped
flag flying, like the American (red and white), but without the
stars. The Resolution, Cubic, from St. Jag* de Cuba to Trieste
put back Isere on the 14th instant from the Mediterranean. She
I was boarded near Oran by a small lateen-rigged yeses', armed,
which took away same provisions and sugar. _
Tatrou, Juan !2.—The Tripolitan corvette, Massonda, sails this
da but it is not known against what flag she will cruise.
PAass, Sue. s.—The Leander, Falk, arrived at Cadia on the
12th ult. from London ; was boarded two days before, off Cape St.
Vincent, by an Algereine galliot of 12 guns.
SUIPWIICE ix THE PENTLAND the 27th ultimo, at
six • ma. a brig (supposed to be the Glasgow, of Rothssy) struck
upon the Loather Rock, and in ten minutes afrerwards, sank in
eight fathoms water. The crew, getdog into their beat, narrowly
escaped the rock, and made for the Pentland Sherries Lighthouse ;
but the tide proving adverse, they were carried past the Skerries.
The light keepers, however, had the satisfaction to see the boat get
safely alongside of a vessel about three miles to the offing.