Star.
London, England, 1828-06-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Naos 4111 MID Tons DAY.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey i—Flandrrs I—France 1.

10 ZONN IOIMtCtT, 1341. SECARTARY, LLOYD'S.
Russian Consulate-General. 21th June.
Set-1 have the pleasure of informing you, that I have received
from my Government an official notification, intimating that the
Beacom with red lags placed in the Gulf of Finland. along the
npnbern.►ide of the channel from Cronstadt to lioclifand, will be
replaced this stammer by landmarks hard on the top of a pule.
I beg you wi.l communicate this information to the British
Merchants and Captain. trading in those seas. •
(Signed) G. BENKHADSEN. ltossian Conn!late- General.
The Santeremr, of 28 guns, Captain Me.lie, is fitting at Wool-
wich for the Mediterranean station.
The Royal Sovereign yacht, at Deptford, is fitting for the On.
veyance of the Loan Ilion •Aosines to Plymouth, to whfcli port"
his Reveal Highness will proceed in the ensuing week. In cense-
quence of the indisposition of Sir Wisuast Hosts. the Honourable
Captain Sreenan, Private Secretary to the Loan Hum Moslem.,
will command the Royal Sovereign.'
'Dam., Jute 25.—Wind S.We--Arrived the Camden, TATI.
*DUI Trinidad ; John Sham!, Isere, front Jamaica ; C•dumbia,
.Dimaisn, from New York; George, Minna', from the West in•
dies; tinnier, Pssnu., front Genoa ; Salthotike, from Havannah
and Wallace, W x., from Jamaica. Arrived from London the
Bohon.Csaaxeme, for Bombay • and Veal. HOLLAND, for Naples.
Poseamouetr, Jose 25.—Passed the Vibelia, &revamp)+, from
140 days. Sailed the Upton Casale, TILICSIII, for
Bombay ; and Integrity, Knot, for St. Lucia.
PLTNIORITN, Juan 24.—Wind S. W,—Arrived the Salamanca,
ft om Sicily, with loss of bulwarks.
• timentes, Joan 25.Arrivid off port the Marabou, Dues, front
she River Gambia. ' • •
• ilianiare, June 2.s.—Arrived the John, Mueilb, &Om Gibraltar;
mid Francis, Sum, from Sicily.
Hos.vngeie, Juts 24.—Arrived the Eclipse, kimrson, from Ja-
make ;' Sippbfre, Wooneaaav, and Unity. Jelinsox. from New
Odom; Aug, Barnum. from Savannah; Liverpool, Ilowls,
treat Roston; and Levant Star, from Leghors.
.1•01211,001, JUNII 24.—Arrived the William Thompson, MAR-
limp., (spat Mien Yolk ; George Canning, from Stettin; Idris,
larva", ban Monte Video; Mariner, SUITSON, from Palermo;
and Matikle. COMM, from Gallipoli:
Oanience, Jose VS.—Arrived the Calypso, 11PICm.xas, and
Robert. Kneaarsox, from Trinidad; Venus, Minor, ftom Barba-
dem ; Widiang, Laassoua. from Charleston; Hiram, Balms, and
Wheaton, Mecums, front Marseilles; and Newlan4, Wisuams,
from Oporto.
Becraer. June 23.—Arrived the *van. 31rioss, from Trtridiao.
We ham mentioned the loss of the county ships Byraingore and
.tsia ; the former on a than unknown reef off the Laccadive
Islands. The following deseription of that reef we have copied
honk a Letter to the Fatitur of the Binisimy Gturtie of January 10i
" Stop—We visited the wreck of the late ship Shah Beraingsere.
svbereveittly to the Honourable Compsnyi endive Amber.t. and ,
we are of opinion, that the information we can afford relative to
Cue coral reef upon which that Vessel wreck may be useful t. mu.
• Ilea( men and the public st large ; since At att.sunt publielsed by.
the Amherst in the (leaeue of last Saturday,. does not derail any
essential particulars as to the extent or situating': of that danger...
The wreck of the Byranigore lies on the southern side of an extra-
. tile (oral reef, which by tneri.lian observatiuns and by chroon.
meter (who:e rate was previously determined on quitting Goa) we
found to be in Lit. 11 deg. 50 min. N. and hing. 72 deg. 00 R. The
reef extends in a N.N. W. and S. S. Risterly direction (as far as we
count discern) about &is or seven miles. At high water, the extent
of the reet um:covered may be about a mile, and it rises very little j
above the surface.
On quitting the reef on the 25th of December, we stood to
the Nortilwatd tor the purpose of ascertaining the existence of the
• f:iterisaniant Paoli, described in Hortburgh's Directory, which we
suds at 10 a.m. the following moinks.
It consists of coral rocks, elevated in acme parts perhaps 20
or 30 feet. Asa apparently extending between five and six miles.
. The de.criptiou given by Ilorsburgo may be assumed as nearly
ew•rect.
" Our reckoning, and which we think may be relied on, places
the Southern extreme in lat. 12 deg. 22 min. N. knd by sigh a
taken when the highest part bore North, in lung. 72 deg 14 It
A deficiency of water on board straitened us is time. and
prevented u. from more closely t xami 111 l ig it.
Front this discovery. we inter that the passage between the
Clierli.iithor Dank and the Ilytmigere reef, is batwee,., six and
*eve': i...goes brim!, arid may be aopted, in our opinion, with
'vac or in n.:.. are, Sir, your i•bedient Servants.
s' Joins HOSZN6.—Was. LtaGARD.

" riorr.b:iy,j4n• 14, 1E28."

TrI,YOHD. CI" engt"r ,
on his recent lour 01
P,sprcOnli ot the I figldand roads and bridges, examined the cour..
new line of ruad irom Inverness to l'erth, a, tar
roniain, and seemed to approve rit it by directing a survey v.
Lr eif“,k. The alteration ut this 'notion of the Gtear
".11 'lave eLeven mile* in a distance of at present forty-live.
Artsr liul'havir lb; blJVity of the fliglilatitis, 3.fr. TsLrono pro
reed. d rnl Thuradiy taw to Aberdeen, to invtet the harfimir
rear bil4l6r now erecting trus the rifts' Poo. Ate MX/ COsint.r.