Star.
London, England, 1826-10-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

F.:tract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated Sept.l9 :
" The Enchantress, arrived from Belfast, was boarded on the 9th
inst. by a Mistico, Off Z:2, with about thirty men, and plundered of
stores, great part of the running rigging, clothes, and every thing
portable. On the 10th inst. about seventy Greek ships of war at-
tacked the Turkish squadron under the command of the Capitan
Pacha, off Mityiene, and after an engagement of a few hours, the
Greeks retired without much damage on either side. His Majesty's
ships the SIIIIINGATIITAM and PA RTHIAN are in port."
The hlarchiones. of Salisbury has arrived, with the following
mails, viz.—From Corfu, Sept. 16; from Malta, Sept. 2.5; from
Gibraltar, Oct. 14 ; and from Cadiz, Oct. 16.
_ _

The Nocton has arrived, with the mail of the 20th August from
Rio; with that of the 6th September from Bahia; and with that of
the 14th September from Pernambuco.
The Trinity Board have issued a notice, that the undermentioned
buoys have been placed off Harwich :—A black buoy on the An-
drews; a black buoy on the Platters; a red and white chequered
buoy on the Ridge.
PLYMOUTH, 01:r. 25.—Wind W. S. W. to W.—Arrived the
Malvina, Ku; for Porto Rico; Betsy, JOHNS, for Messina, shifted
her cargo; and the Shamrock, of Liverpool, from the West Indies.
His Majesty's ship FORTE has put back. It blew a heavy gale
during a great part of last night—all the shipping rode in safety.
Areotermarers—Capt. W. Morier is appointed to the Harrier;
Lieut. G. Snell, of the Pelican, to the bleiville, having exchanged
with Lout. U. F. Grant, of that ship; Mr. J. Evans to be Lieute-
nant of the Hussar; Lieut. A. F. Skinner to the ,Pyramus. Lieut.
R. Spencer, of Portico, is appointed an Agent for Transports ;
Connor to command one of the Post-office steam packets on the
Weymouth station. Capt. P. Richards, of Stonehouse, is appointed
to command the Pelorus, which sloop sailed on Thursday for the
Mediterranean. Capt. R. will proceed in the acting command of
the Carnelion, until he joins the former vessel, when Capt. Cotton
will return to his proper sloop.
Poamsourri. OCT. 26.—Wind N.W.—Arrived L'HirondeUe,
Rots, from Dunkirk ; and Diligenten' Mime; from Bremen.—
His Majesty's ship &aux' released from quarantine, and is come
into harbour.

Cowes, Ocr. 26.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Eliza, Berlioz.
from Sumatra. Off the port, the Suffolk, ENDICOTT, from Batavia.
DEAL, OCT. 26.—Wind N. W.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri-
ver, the Venetia, —, and Jane, Turr, from Jamaica; Wood-
bridge Lana, from Sierra Leone ; and Peacc, Vigilant, Heiress,
Britannia,
from Malaga. Arrived from London, the Lune,
Oaszew, for Jamaica; Naples Packet, Watair, for Naples;
betb, STERICIER, for Tobago; C iledonia Rutz, for New South
Wales; Wm. Manning, Samar, for St. ilitt's • Hussaren, for the
Cape; Glaphyra, Powsix, for Antigua; Black River Packet,
Baena, for Jamaica; and Peter Proctor, Auer., for Dominica.
Arrived and remain, the Mary, %moll, from the Isle of France.;
and Asia, from Quebec. In the course of the day, the wind
has been inclining to northward, and most of the outward bound
have sailed. The Partridge, Cato, Matchless, Hussaren, several
brigs, and a vessel from the South Seas, remain.

LI;ZIPOOL, OCT. 2.s.—Arrived the William Thompson, from
New Yak; Hannah, Czowvaza, from Halifax; Eliza, SLICK.,
Wass, from New Orleans; Lord Melville, from Alexandria;
Joshua Brown, from Trieste; Jane, Caossawi, from Carthagena ;
and Fairy Queen, Busatact, from Malaga.

The Duchess of KIN T, accompanied by the Princess
Fanooas. and attended by Captain CONROY, honoured Covent-
Garden Theatre with her presence, en Wednesday evening.
The Bishop of LONDON paid a visit yesterday to the
Duke of You. Sir HINZ! &ILFORD, Dr. IikIACMICHACL, Mr.
hrGagoos, and Mr. &arson, vidted his Royal Highness yester-
day. For some days past Sir Arnie Coma has visited' the
Royal Duke.
the Princess VICTORIA rode out yesterday afternoon,
attended by her Governess, in Kensington Gardens, on the donkey,
presented to the Princess by her Royal Uncle, the Duke of Yoac.
A King's Messinger was sent off on Wednesday
evening, from the Foreign Office to Walmer Castle, with dispatches
for Mr. Secretary Cuomo. The Messenger returned to the Fo•
reign Office yesterday.
Sir Haltilittr TAYLOR trans rcted business yesterday
at the Secretary of State's °nice for the Home Department.