Star.
London, England, 1826-09-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAT'INDIA SHIPPING.

The East India Company's ship Dunita, outward bound, was all
Well on the 12th June, in let. 56. 30. S. king. 22.
The Mountaineer, Henna, from Batavia, has arrived in the
Downs—sailed from do. 16th June, and St. Helena Bth August.
The Java, BACCLES, from Sumatra. has arrived at Cowes.
The Australian, from Batavia to New South Wales, was totally
lost 17th April, 70 miles N. of Sydney.
Passengers per Baretto Junior, Captain Maxnaws, from Bengal
—Mrs. Mathews, I)r. Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, three Misses Mar.
shall, and Mr. A. Marshall, Captain and Mrs. Brownrigg, Captain
and Master and Miss Smith, Captain Snow, and Mrs. and Master'
I Snow, Mrs. and Miss Cairne, Lieut. and Mrs. Crane, Lieut. and
Mrs. M'Kelly, Capt. Nail, Mrs. Jones, Lieut. Horne, Mrs. Cue:
dine, and Mrs. Scandred ; William Johnson, Charter Party paw;
senger ; twenty Company's invalids; hve female servants, and tour
male ditto.
ARRIVAL AT CRYLON...-His Majesty's ship RAITNOW, ROUS, front
Portsmouth, on the 17th of April.
Copy of a letter received by the Secretary to Lloyd's from their
Agent at St. Petersburgb, dated Aug. 31 :—!" Information has just
been given me that the two following vessels were at Fredericksha.s
on the 29th instant (0.5.) having met with damage, owing (as bas
been reported by the Captains to the shippers of their cargoes in
this City) to foggy and blowing weather, which drifted them on
the rocks:--The James and Catherine, Capt. Outman 911 Utter,
bound from St. Petersburgh to Greenock, laden with hemp and
lax, drove'on shore on the 28th. a.m. but, with assistance, she got
into Fredericksham the same day. The Captain was unloading,
het the vessel, it was feared, would not be got off, as she was full of
water. The Samuel, Capt. J. W. Hour, bound from hence to
Plymouth, with hemp and tallow, struck violently against the rocks
east of the island of Kilpisari, also, on Saturday last; and, after
drifting over several other rucks (as the Captain writes,) with the
assistance of a pilot, gut into port. Capt. HURRY bad discharged
42 bundles of hemp, and hoped it would come out free of damage,
and that the water had not reached above the tallow, but this he
could not say for certain. Also that, should the Samuel's bottom
not prove completely broken (which he hoped would not be the
case,) he expected to be ready again for sea in about ten days.
(Signed) " FRED. THI ELK."

PLYMOUTff, Szrr. 28.—Wind S. S.W.---Arrived the Bolivar,
Buzau., from St. John's (N. B.)
The Maiming tender, Ueut. Rocurattr, arrived on Tueoday
from Liverpool, with new-raised men for his Maj«sty's ships.
The Vourritz ketch, Lieut. Mitaaorrs, sailtd on Tuesday, on
a cruize.

Orders were received on Monday to change the lower masts of
the Foal.' to those of larger dimensions, and that ship is preparing
to receive the masts of the NZ1173111, new frigate, which lately came
round from ?Afford.
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The Autow, tender to the Haar? revenue cruiser, has brought
in here the Bee, a smuggling vessel of ten tong, belonging to
Cawsand. The crew bad thrown her cargo overboard near the
Eddystone, previous to her being captured.
PORTSMOUTH, Sam 29.—Wind SE—Arrived the Hebe, Ha.
VISIDI, from Rib. Passed by, the George, Blames, from Tobago.
His Majesty's ship NAIAD is released from quarantine, and, with
his Majesty s ship ABACHLIS, come into harbour.
Hasuitos, Sart. 29.—Arrived the Apollo, SIXTH, from Ber.
bice ; Mars, MiCt.ita, from Jamaica; Brunswick, Bums, from
Quebec; Somersetshire, Koss, from Jamaica; Stranger, RITCHIS,
from Quebec; and Domingo, limns, from Hayti.
MAIGIATI, Sam 29.—. Arrived the Olive Branch, from the Cape.
Dear., Serr. 29.—Mind S.S.R.—Passed by, the Nancy, Score;
Thebe, JUDD ; and Tyne, all from Jamaica for London.
The whole of the outward-bound have sailed, and are round the
South Foreland.

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hinroso, Sem 211.—Wind W.S.W.....Sailed his Majesty's ship
DIAMOND, Captain Lord NAPES% with Sir C. STZWART and suite,
for tie Channel.