Star.
London, England, 1826-09-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The ship William, Capt. Baoarnatr., has arrived at Baltimore
In his outward passage the, ship leaked very badly, making 3.000
strokes per hour; and had it not been for a windmill which Capt.
B. had attached- to the pump, the ship must have filled. All the
crew were completely worn out with constant pumping, and bad
•nothing but gales for 35 days. - When blowing fresh, the mill
would pump 2,461 strokes per hour.
The Bounty, HARIIIION, of and from Sunderland, is on the
Barney Sand, a wreck. Crew and materials saved.
The Resource, Tosco, from Bengal, has arrived off Portsmouth.
FA I.IIIIOU Sem S.—Wind W.S.W..—Sailed the Hope packet,
"%Visitant, for the Mediterranean.

Sem 9. —Wind W.N.W.—Salled the Lord Ilobart packet,
Wat.Ls, fur Jamaica.

PLYMOOTH, SEPT. 9.—Wind W.—Sailed the New Eagle,
for St. John's (N. 8.); and Susan, nomLaos, for Memel.
DEVONPORT, SEM 7.—Sailed the FORT; 46, Capt. J. Cocnias,
C.B. on a cruise. Came in, the Dreamer, Lieut. Bowes' with
seamen, front Liverpool; and the Nemesis, new 46, from Alford.
The Muvis.a brig is commissioned by Lieut. Its. Pawrat, for the
packet servi:e.
Posastrouvu, SETT. 9.—Wind N.—Arrived the Villeria trans-
port, front Quebec. Sailed the Cortes, SPRAGUE, for New York;
Europe, Wiwi, for Quebec; Union, Cu .u, and Loyalist, Banes,
for Trieste ; and Mary Ann, Ogiaren, for &nate.
Dear., Sam 9.—Wind N. by E.—Arrived and sailed, the
Burleigh, Cu.tweaccoa, from Odessa for London—spoke the Sea-
forth, —, from Liverpool to America, in lat. 36. 30. N. long.
13. 0. W.

Sart. 10.—Wind W.—Upwards of 200 boxes of tin are landed
from the wreck on the Goodwin. The Robert Fuge, for the Ri.
ver, has sailed; the Sarah, Ottawa, )latchlcu, Ann, and several
others.

Hutt, Ssrr. 9.—The Isabella. from Archangel to this
Tort, is lost near Hartlepool. The Speculation, from Colchester to
Gainsbro', upset in Red Cliff Channel on Thursday—crew saved.
A schooner, name unknown, coal laden, struck on the Burem, and
sunk ; crew saved.

BRIDLINGTON, Sm. T.—Arrived the George and Ellen, from
Newcastle to Oporto, with damage and leaky, and must repair.
Sloccvox, San. 9.—About a mile from Hartlepool, the Isa-
'beUa, klowaa of Shields, from Archangel, is on shore,and much
,damaged. The three brigs on shore between Seaton nd Hartle-
pool are the Diligence, George, and Stafford; and it is expected
they will be got off.
TAIIMOUTN, Sara 9.—The William and Ann, of and for Hull,
was towed into our Roads on the 7th instant, having lost her
masts, &c.

Witmar, Sam 7.—lt has blown a heavy gale E.N.R. all night,
accompanied with rain. This morning, about seven o'clock, the
brig Quintillian, Kam., of South Shields, in ballast, was coming for
this hat hour ; the topsails split, which rendered the ship unma-
nageable; she missed the entrance of the harbour, and drove be-
hind the East Pier, where she is likely to become a wreck. The
klaster, in attempting to save his wife, was crushed between the
pier and the ship, and he and his wife both fell into the water, and
were no wore seen ! A child about ten months old was thrown
,upon the pier, and was saved. The rest of the crew were rescued
by ropes thrown from the pier.
The Rochdale, Warsox, of Sunderland, is on shore about two
miles S. of this port, a total wreck—one man drowned. The Duke
of York is on shore near Huntclif, and wrecked—crew saved. The
four men saved from the Esk, from Greenland, are John Skinner,
William Leach, Matthew &yes, and --- Pearson.

Saturday, we briefly noticed an explosion of hydrogen
gas at Newcastle. Sixty or seventy individuals being down the pit
when the explosion occurred, the alarm, at first, among the relatives
of the workmen, was distressing in the extreme. Fortunately, how.
ever, they were soon relieved from a state of the most agonizing
suspense by the prompt exertions of the viewers, and others in autho-
rity at the colliery. Several persons were in the pit at the time,
but the after-damp did not reach them. They immediately lent
every possible assistance In bringing the sufferers to bank. In one
instance the spectators witnessed the melancholy spectacle of a
father being brought up, witkku met dead en his knee.
The Bishop of CHESTER laid, on Thursday last, the
first stone of a new Church at Hulme. The site has been given by
Mr. ItoSRION, of Tatjon Park; and the.cost of the building will be
defrayed by the Paralmentary Commissioners.
The Siteibiate Mei cut y states, that the landholders of
Lutenburg and Konitx have refused to pay taxes for the marriage
et a Princess, on the ground that it is a family concern, and thinking
probably that " charity should begin at home," as they have enough
to do to portion ottheir own daughters.
The accomplished daughter of Sir JOHN THOMAS
Inzurr, Ban. of Alderley Park, Cheshire, is about to be led to
the Hymeneal Altar by the gallant Captain Pansy, whose voyage
Li the Arctic seas will hand down his name on the same imperish-
able tabkt with AMON' Coons, and other intrepid navigators, who
have alone honour to their country, by becoming badacton to the
world.