Star.
London, England, 1826-07-31 00:00:00

NAVAL IN ITI,LIGENCE.

r, 3171.1' 49.—Wind iiriatih.—Arrived his Majesty's
b. 4.,Lorstist, tnis Plymouth, and sailed again, with-mails for
L:shoo.
PLrigotten, Jowl, 29.—Wind S—.Arri.ed the Hail, Always,
f:toni lianburgh. Sailed his Majesty's ship DILTAI4 and the Lay.
to,itransport, to the westward.
Pintrotoirrn' Jute 50.—Wlnd S. R.—Arrlved the Gres,,
im 11Aee, from Youghall; and Le Consanee' La Coors, from Cher-
boag. Sailed Doris,
the •H000n, for St. Petersborgh; and the
Britainin, Bova's*, for Bombay.
_ _ _ _

Thursday, Rear Admiral Sir IL W. 01PWAT. K.C.B. hoisted his
Slg on board the Gansu, 84, Captain S. H. Iseatorret.o, for the
South American command. The Games is expected to sail on
'f nese ay for Itio-de Janeiro.
Sunday, the' RALTPIII, IS, Captain DALLDIG; sailed for the Me-
c'•terranean ; and the Palliasses., Lord' W. Pacer, came in from
crone.
:Ixasans AT Sersmeas—Gangcs, Blonde, and Philomel.
Is sus Balsams—Victory, Melville, Spartiate, Pyramus, Ga-
latea, Heron, Swinger, Asp, Cracker, and Dwarf.
The ARIADAS, 28, Capt. Fns-CLA eines, arrived at Gibraltar, in
eleven days from Spithead, and was to proceed thence on the Ist
.19!. for Alaka.

The lion. Captain Gamma ALTRI,/ CIWIFTON is appointed to the
Pits la, vice Hon. R. RODNIT, deceased ; Captain Hewer M.
i'tAeKsvoso, to the bitten, vice Alooasom, deceased; and Lieut.
?ealtltT INORIIat, to the GLOUOUTaII.
172r-ain °Boum is appointed Inspecting Commander of the Coast
Prockode at Stoke's Ray.
Peat, Jo:a, SO.—Wind S.F.—No arrivals. Sailed the Ara-
TA7_2e for St. Thomas's; Curfew, STRACItAt4, fur Marseilles;
FithItRIXAMAM, for Malaga; Ruby, blawix, for the
natant's:lh ; Hunter, —, and Mars, —, for the westward;
and theCuncord, &wenn, for BIWA
GitAiressain, JULY 28.—Arrived the Hopewell, Dozy*, from
Quely.e;:Mauritios, FlteMiall, from Odessa ; Asia, Wean, from
Mitamichi; Llebre, Mama; Young Margaretha, —; Good
ilifnungiJosuri Friendship, DOM; Trim, Louis; John, Co.
wawa ;, Lovely Alan, Curren-a ; Harmony, Shama; Alexander,
rear,: Alexander, Ill'Exisztx; Voyager, AtiatallOn; Benjamin,
5141,4,115; Brechin Castle, Fxs.ouson ; Britannia, Nirlealan; Eta-'
Topa, Perlanx; and the Holmstadt, Prreason, from the Baltic.
Livelevnet., Jinx Ca—Wind K—Arrived the Hugh Wallace,
Warms, from New Orleans; and the Royal Edward, —, from
1.14 y Llsalstar.

GREECE.
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FROM THE TRENCH PAPERS.
NAUPLTAS, Jots 19.
PROCLAMATION OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERN.
NIENT OF GREECE AGAINST PIRACY.
Viewing v ith pain the failure of all those measures
vhich have been hitherto taken, with a view to sup-
press the abuses committed on our seas, and for the
ertermination of piracy; convinced that these unpar-
.!onable abuses and atrocious piracies, the acts of per.
verted men, unworthy the name of. Greeks, have drawn
thrwn on the whole nation the anger of neutral Powers,
:and the hostility of other States, in consequence of the
saiaties suffered by their commerce, and desiring to
rit-ct, by all attainable means, the abolition of piracy,.
stud the just punishment of the pirates, an object, for
vle accomplishment of which they have more than once
c.Wcd on the co operation of all the Commanders of the
naval forces, belonging to the neutral Powers stationed
in the chipel +go. The Directorial Commission an-
nounce the following
ARTICLE 1. No Gieek vessel, excepting those which
farm a Fart of the Greek fleet, has a right to carry a
_lig of war, or •to cruiz • either in the Greek seas, or ad-
luing w.)terc,
.AItT. '2. It is for the present, orderei, that all vessels,
including even the ships forn.ing a part of the Greek
.Ileet, and having, besides, dnuments of military set-
vitt, written letters of moque from the Government
for cruising, or blockading, or authorised by special
pinmission from the Admiral, shall not capture neutral
vessels-, at least, that those vessels shall not carry into
dit•erremi:•se territory; fleet, armies, or fortresses, provi.
isinns,* wattle stores, or any other matter belonging to
coiretne:ce, during the war.
Ater.3. After the- publication of this declaration, all
vessels- will be considered piratical which, firstly, not
forming past of the Greek fleet, shall cruize on the seas,
as privateers; secondly, all those vessels which, though
helotsging to the national fleet, shall not be provided,
besides thFir papers of military service, with regular
letters of marque, signed by the Government, or the
especial peitnission of the Admiral ; thirdly, all those
small priv,iterring vessels which go under the deno-
mination of Mistichs, Pirames, and those boats knowp
by the name of Clephtines.
ART. 4. The Local Authorities stationed on the
islands on the coast of Greece, and the Greek ships of
war, carrying the regular cotpmissions,are required to
seize and dispatch to the Government all those vessels
(which, according to the provisions of the preceding
article, come under the description of pirates ; if such
vessels resit, to chase, sink, or burn them, if taken, and
-to send their cargoes to the Government.
Ant. 5. The building of Pirames, Clephtines, and such
other boats, calculated evidently for piratical cruising.
is eipressly forbidden from the date of the publication
'of this present declaration—if the builders of these in-
'terdicted barks will not forthwith abandon the intended
Ctorsttuction of them; or if they than undertake the
Doi/ding of any new ones after this notice, they will
incur she penalty of a pecuniary fine and imprisonment.
The public Authorities of the islands on the coast, on
which such barks are built, will also be punished with
a pecuniary penalty, if they do not prevent the construc-
tion of them.
Aar. 6. All neutral vessels laden with contraband
warlike stores, and captured by vessels belonging to the
Greek Beet, and having regular commissions for cruis-
ing or blockading conformably to the second article,
ihall be instantly taken to the nearest Court of Admiralty,
for the purpose of undergoin examination, and receiving
judgment. -.Otherwise if the captors of such vessels
shall, before they bring them to a Court of Admiralty,
or before a regular decision of such tribunal is passed on
them, -lay hands in the cargo, or plunder it, or take
possesei9n of it by. force; if they wound or insult the
Captain, the sailors, or the passengers of such captured
vessel, they shall sot only lose every cruising privilege
they possessed, but, still more, be considered pirates,
and condemned to the penalties provided for' such by
the laws.
ART 7. This declaration will be communicated to
the Admirals and Commanders of naval squadrons
belonging to Neutral Powers, stationed in the Mediter-
ranean, on whom the Government of Greece again call
for their active co-operation, to arrest the abuses, and
put an end to the system of piracy, which have drawn
clown general clamour and indignation on innocent
persons, and also especially on the Greek nation, though,
in their results, those atrocities did not affect the com-
merce of Neutral States, more than they did that of the
Greeks themselves, whose houses, property, and occa-
sionally lives, did not escape the attacks of the pirates.
(SPA) AZAINE3, Preddent, and
ZOGRAFHOS, Secretary General.
Naaplias, 87th May, (Bth Jane) 1826.

It is twelve years since the LORD MAYOR of London?
it Ms state bake, •isited Oxford.