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London, England, 1828-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS ARSIVID THIS DA7.-4711blirl I—Waterford I—Guernsey

and Jersey 1.

• Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Jersey, dated
31st July 6.--.' The Clara, arrived front Sierra Leone, brings an
account of the death of the Governor, two dais before she sziled"
The Liberty, DUPONT, from Gibraltar, ha* arrived in the Creek:
The Fortuna, RACHULS')N, front Rio Janeiro, has arrived off
Hastings._

The*Walsingham, bound to L iverpotl, which was on shore on
New Orleans Bar, got off, and sailed on the :-.oth ultimo.
DEAL, AUGUST I.—Wind W.& W.—Arrived front London the
Hippomenes, float Batavia.
PORTSMOUTH, Auous•r I.—Wind S.W. to S.—Ai rived from Lon-
don the Jaae, WIDDSLL, for Madeira. Sailed the Columbia, Dt•
LAN, for New York.

PLTAIOUTH, JULY 31.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Perseve-
rance, PIDGEON, and William CLaaaseowr from Memel.

FALMOUTH, JLLY 31,—WH:d N. W.

JERSEY, JCL! 51.—Arrived the Ashburton and the Twig, from
Archangel; Minerva, Le BRETON, from Dontzic; and M.gort,
Lawson, from Sierra Leone.
I
Jcov :il.—Arrived the Julia, CREIGHTON, from
Africa ; Iberia, Twzoinvon, from Trieste; and Manly, Dossom,
from Messina.

Griasnocx, JULY 50.—Arrived the Lilll2l, —, from Archangel;
Experiment, Wiaxaa, and Catharine, Ti,at.Ati, from St. Peters.
bus gh.
Coax, JULY 30.—Arrived the Claremot.t, McAuLaY, from
Bombay.

Seitri SPOKEN WITH.—The Harlequins 0. May, front London to
the Cape and Bombay, cm the 15th June, in lat. 6. 25. N. keg.
20. 50. NV. The Ada., Hire, from London to. Madras and Bat.
'gal, on the 20th June. he lat. 8. 44. N. long. 22. W. The Juliana,
Tarbutt, from London to Madras and Bengal, on the 23d June, in
lat. 10. 30. N. long. 24. 20. W. per the Royal George.
RUSSIAN Fucr.—We are indebted to the politeness of E. S.
CuaLlso, Esq. the Imperial Russian Vice-Con.ul at Deal, furthe
following particular% of another-liusian fleet which has passed ttr
Downs fur the a letliterranean. This fleet, consiiting of four ad
of the line and three heavy frigates, sailed from Crosistadt on die
16th of July, 0. S. under the command of Rear-Admiral ftleurd,
and consists of Ter Champelloise, 84 guns', Rear-Admiral
Captain Plater; Prince Vladimir, 74, Captain firen; Tzar Ca.
stantine, 74, Captain Bundakoff; Lola bud, 74, Captain Korilirlakia.
Fiigates—Alexander, 48, Captat:i Baron Nippenhack ; aga, 4b,
Captain Screnkoff; Mana, 48, Captain Ickaran
REGULATIONS. FOR SHIPS ENTERING AND LEAVING EWA.

The following notice, issued by the Itossian Govern-
ment, was received at the Baltic Coffee-house yesterday,
and is important to the shipping intnzst :

" 1. As soon as the ship comes in sight of the licilderaa, she will
be boarded by pilots, who will take her to Riga ; or if she is to be
previously discharged, to some other anchorage. If it should hap-
pen that the ships arriving were in too great a number for the
pi-
lots, the latter will pilot several at once into Riga, in such a man-
ner that the pilot on hoard the foremost ship will point oat the road
to those following him.

"2. At the time when the officer of the guard-hip, mid an officer
of the Custom-house, are oa board the ves.el arr.veu, o!!e of the
junior searchers will join them, in order to put tie Government
seal on the parcel containing the bills of la4ing, which wal be Cir
tied, together with the other papers or letters :11 po,sesion of the
Captain, to the senior searcher.

'• 3. Abe Litter shall, without delay, despatch by post from Bel.
detaa to Riga all the ship's papers, as well as the ittters trvVfb
by her.
.

" 4. The ship inspectors, after having received :he lett..ri ar4l
ship's papers, are ordered to put the imperial seal. on the
ways and other places of the ship. so th:4 nothing c:.it t,e taint
away, and to make iiiimeiArtely their report to the Cusinni-hi,o!.
" 5. being dune, the ship will remain at Boldtraa :o ;e
unladen; and ilk is not deemed tiere!:sary, she will proceed inner
diately to Riga. in both cases a Custnnt house (Alice, will he pc
on board, w.th this dillerence, that, in, the lair cave the Cal.;:as
will receive a document, specityinebis name, the name uf st:?.
the place from which he sailed, the lioniber of seals, and the ;hi,/
on which the seal. have been pm ; and, finally, the nsme toe
Custorn.hou,e Officer in charge ul her; stihdst, on the miler hamh
if the ship cannot go to lt.ga e:nholit being previously enlatir.:g ifs
Captain is obliged to go himself to liigas to mac Los tick...aria.°

u. Shipi proceeding with their carp to Rip, may .0011
unload atter the decliratiun required by the Custuni.nocse
Lions have been made. As to thine ships remaining it BeiAftil
to he discharged there, the Custom•bouse at Riga, after iserst
received the Ciitait.'s declaration, will give to the senior axe
the proper authority to unload the vessel, by deterring to bin to
chat puipuse the duly authenticated copy, or a plow triad:ems
m the ucclaration. The disebark,ing the gouda on board the LeStria
to be sod to Riga, must be dune as the Custom house regviso‘:44
direct ; with this difference, th.it the duties which were taierr:f
' impu.ed un the Member ut the Cestems, now pass to the warehr''s
tower the supeiiimildence of their senior Officer.
" 7. The liuvernor.Geveral having designated Podtragile as 14e
' place where the ships are to discharge their ballast, any sht L'a
which the Government seal has been pia, as specified abuse. 1°
allowed to repair to that place; and when the Captain niakes
isa
declaration at the Custom-house iu Ursa, :he ()Ricers of 'LA c. 1.1.
blistuneut are to appoint one of the searchers at Pudet.4l" t‘'
authorize the discharge of such ballast.
" 8. Glider peculiar circumstances, and especially in ease sr de,
• goods being covered with ice, and when perishable fruits arc We.",
before the declaration is made, aril for all of which cads seed
regulations exist, and will continue in force. The executive pot.,
formerly vested in the Custom-house Officers at Boldersa er
passes to the bands of the searchers under the senior (Nieces, lea
,L
term fixed fur making the declarxtion to the Custom-ti 't
Rip is seven days, respecting goods imported by Sts. 'II" I
last regulations relate to the mode in which the goods are to
into lighters, itc. The document Is signed by the Chiet *view!'
ad interim, Kolaschen."

ErmApH.—The following epitaph in the Church-yin!
of South Petherwin, in Cornwall, was written by as anccoordg
one of the present Representatives of that county—
Beneath this stone lies Huniphry and Joan,
Who togi.ther rest in peace,
I.Whis indeed
'lnc) disagreed,
But 117 W cease.

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