Star.
London, England, 1828-09-04 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

VAILS AIRIIISD TAUS DAY.—Dublin I—Waterford I—buirnsey
and Jersey 1 - Flanders I—France 1.
BRUSSELS, Aucs:3l.
Captain C. Vander Drift, of the Dutch ship Verwisselinz, fiom
Amsterdam for Lisbon, writes, in a letter from the latter Chi,
dated 9th of August, that on the 29th July, being eight miles north
of Oporto, be was hailed by a brig under French colours, the crew
of which inked hint, in French, whence he came, and whither he
was bound? ordering. and obliging him to he to, on which the brig
hoisted a red Sag. Captain Vander Drift went on board the brig,
and, passing between two files of men, dressed in the Turkish
fashion and armed with sabres, was led before tke Captain, whom
be found seated in the Turkish fashion, holding a sabre id his band,
and who very roughly demanded his papers. However, he !risme.
diately changed his tone and his behaviour on seeing the Turkish
pus, which Captain Vander Drift showed him, who was then re•
conducted with much civility on board his own ship, after they had
asked him if he was in want of any thing, and wished him a good
vdyage.

Enterprise, Hoc°, of Whitby, was lost at Davie Straits on
the 2011' Juoe—crew saved.

The Rosa, MUNRO', from Pillau to London, upset, and sunk in
be Slle•e, during a heavy squall, on the 23d. uldmo—only the
Master saved.

Deal, Sim 3.—Wind N.B. to E.S.E.—Arrived from London
the Canadian. Mostar+, for Quebec ; Brothers, Szwar.t., forßahia ;
Thalia, SUAND, for Halifax; 13ritatinLi and Union, for Oporto;
)largaret, for Sc. ADdrew's • Navarin, for Alexandria; James an
Mary, for Corfu; and Bromley, for Trieste.
PORTSMOUTH, Seer. S.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the Camille,
Damson, from Archangel.
PLYMOUTH. Seri. 2.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Briton, Cam-
as ' Cam-
ases, from Cadiz, with the crew of the Rose, which foundered
cif that port. Arrived from London the Corinthian, Cuanwscx,
for New York. The Constantine Russian ship of 84 guns' COM.
'nodose BUTACBOTT, has left the harbour and gone into the Sound,
having been repaired; and the whole squadron in now ready for
sea, and expected to sail every hour. •
Eautouvu, Sen. 2.—Wind E. to E.S.B.
Presarzao, San. I.—Captain Hoc% of the Enterprise, lost at
Davis' Straits, reports the following account of the success of the
ships there belonging to this port up to the 24th of June, viz.—
Traveller 2 fish, Resolution 1, Alpheus 1, Hope 1, Perseverance
1.500 seals (from 'Greenland) ; Superior and Hanoibal, clean ;
Gleaner.and Eclipse, reported to be clean; sixty-mven in all had
been caught *along the ships.
GI AAAAA aa,`Auotrr 14.—8 y a. communication from his Ma-
jesty's Consul-General resident at Tangier, received this morning,
it appears an express had arrived there from Rabat, giving an ac-
count of the capture by the two Maroquin brigs of war, that were
lately in this port undergoing repairs of the following vessels—
The British Perseverance, Simms, oeYarmouth, from Antwerp,
bound to Seville, captured off Cape Fististerre ; the Austrian po.
lacca brig Veloce, 13Laintocu, arrived in the port on the 27th ult.
from Trieste, and cleared the 29th, bound to Rio Janeiro; and
another vowel, supposed to be a 'Russian. which were all carried
to Sallee, and are now detained there. The British Con.ul-Gene-
ral has made a formal Noted against the capture' of the Perseve-
rance, and forwarded a demand for her re.ease to the Emperor.
The ground for her detention appears to be, that she was not pro-
vided With a Mediterranean pass.