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London, England, 1826-08-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fauna:ea, A 001127 11 X14...-Wind N.N.W. sad lit.Wr..•
Off the port,theßrazil Packet.ScaaLarr, from Rio, in 19 weeks, for
London ; Charles William. Test, from Miramielsi. ia 41 dais.
4bic
and proceeded to London, Spoke on the 9th ipst. in .O. 41.
long. 7. 30. the Kingston, Jacicsou, trod! Jamaica for Ottaide:
and on the 4.2 d of July, off St. haul's Island. they Me kiNda.,
I
GROOM. for Quebec. Arrived the Duke of Marlboros
BULL, from Lisbon, in 19 days. Sailedthe Active, Beams,
;for
London. The Frolic packet, for New York and Halifax*
.4,4
the harbour.

PATNIOUTD, AUDEN? tl AND ts.•.Wiad N.N.W.—Artlved the
Isabella, %imam and Welcome, HAMMY, from QV ghee; Eu-
ropean, Limon, from Dantzic; Kennerdy Castle, Cogan, Irons
the Mediterranean, in 30 days; Jane, Nail, from St. John's, in
56 days; and Levant Packet, CLOWN, from London. Paaw by,
the Cato, —, from Sierra Leone. In 61 days.
Ponsmarets, Ana. IL—Arrived the Stockton, Lawatanr, and
Europe, Wsizis, from Quebec; Onyx transport, from the Downs;
and Parmida do. from Quebec. Passed by for London, elm Fun-
chal, lkl‘Pozasox, from Madeira; London, SWIM, from etobec;
and Boddlngton. Taoratrson, from St. Kite& Saikd the Sophia,
Eloaczar, for Bengal; and the Loyal Briton, transport, for the
11-Jll

The RINODOVI, having been three years and eight months is com-
mission, is ordered to Sheerness to be paid off.
Major-General Hon. G. A. STATTLIIOII, Chairman, Dr. Wituast
Bummer. and the Hon. WILLIAM Looms Basal/am Commis-
sioners of the Victualling Board, are making an inspection of the
branch of that department at this port. We understand that the
medical Inspections of the Board are to be more frequent than
heretofore.

Pasmomosts.—A small Naval promodon has recently taken plate,
which Includes, we are informed, the following Officers;—Com-
manders—Henry Edwards, Dotterel; Charles Howe Freemantle
late of the Jasper; Wm. Fitt Canning, Grasshopper; Rodney Shan:
I non, late of the Trinculo • Isikhael Seymour, Carnation ; and Lord
Henry). S. Churchill, late of the Hind, to the rank of Captain.
Lieutenant Charles Madden is appoioted from the Ringdove to the
Valorous; Lieuts. James Rubinson, Ringdove ; T. S. Thompion
Galatea • Gore Currie, Spartiate; Evans, front thi Jasper to time
''
Badger ;Mr. Geo. Windsor, of the Sophie, to the rank of Lieutenant.
Dam., Aucorr 13 AND 13. Wind W. and K—Arrived 4o
Bucket, Wane, from Barbadoes, and sailed for London; John
Buschman, Baowx, from Grenada; Sting, —, from London to
Bombay—sailed on the 19th; Countess sof Harcourt; Dtt.airons,
from China and Quebec. and sailed for London ; Richard, Ban-
tag, from Demerara, and sailed for Middleburgh ; Ann, Bowman.
from Littlehamptoniund sailed for Memel; Nautilus, —., from
Quebec; Tobago, ---, from the westward, and Montague, ---,
from Jamaica, and sailed for London; Harmony, Pere; front
London, and sailed for Miramichi. The Portia, Lake, front In-
dia, sailed for London. Arrived and remains, the Kent, PAM.,
from the South Seas. The Countess of Harcourt spoke. on lkfc7th
August, the Florida, of New Bedford, from Batavia to 4qtyrerp,
which vessel had spoken, on the elk of April, the Orient., return-
ing to Europe.-13th. The Kent sailed for the River early this
morning. The Ellen, from the Mauritius, was reported coriume
passed for the River last evening. -e
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 11.—Arrived the Harbinger, *Jam% and
Richard Sands, Owen, from Quebec; Aurora, -....-.....; [root .Mi-
ramichi; Bounty Hall, M'Marriess, from Jamaica; Henry, Fats.,
from Africa; Agenoria, Watorewav, and John, Gutes,fromelllew-
fou ndland. •
AUGUST l9.—Arrived the Jane, Daemon, fresh Mane;
Montreal, UDNST, from Quebec; Canada, Roozas, from' /Jew
York—salved 17th July; Bonditch,
Miklasszai from Weir Or-
leaus ; Clifton, Busier, from Quebec—sailed 9th July ; Whilealet,
Taoism', from Quebec—sailed 17th July; and the Ciikinnatus,
Bt us, from New York.

The late S. Rowan, Esq. of Brooke Hall, Norwich,
directed by his will that one entire year's rent of their respective
occupations should be presented to each of his numerous tenanuy.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANG, Ana 14. • .
Last week's supply was tolerably good, and quite adequate to the
present limited demand. This morning the evilest Is modeling of
every sort of Grain: There are several samples of new Wheat at
market, which are thinner and not so good in colour as last year;
the greatest price obtained for the best of them is 65si per quarter.
Prime samples of old Wheat arc the turn deartr ;but other qualities
are without demand; factors would take lower prices to quit them.
Barley is dull at last week's prices. Beans and Peas are without
alteration from the terms of this day se'nnight. The Oat trade ism*
brisk, but we note an advance of ls. per quarter since our last quota-
tions. Flour remains as stated in our prices current *float Mamday.
Wheat, Red, new, 445 5811 Rye, new, 54s 361
-- old, 485 60s Beans, Small, new, 001 00s
White, new, 50s 63. old, 46s 505
old 55s 64s Tick, new, 00s 001
Barley, 1825, 265 52s old, 40s 45s
Making, 33s Hs Oats, Feed, new, 001 001
Peas, Grey, 1825, 45. 48s -- old, 26. 291
Old, 45. 46s Poland, new, 00s 00s
Maple, 1825, 50s 5411 old, 185 58s
—... old, 48s 52s Potatoe, new, 00s 00e
White, old, 54. 585 —. old, 29s 52e
- new, 58s 6011 --- Scotch, 5.5 s Us
Boilers, 1825, 60s 62s Flour, per Sack, 46s 555
1826, 63s 65s Seconds 40s 44s
agar/ALS LAST WitX.
Peas, qrs. 1,256
Irish Oats 'POO
Foreign Pigs 11.1120
English Flour, subs 6,514
Foreign de. barrels so

1,178
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