Star.
London, England, 1826-12-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The. Barbara, Cum.scorr, from the Cape, has arrived off Ports-
mouth—sailed from the Cape 12th August, and from Rio Janeiro
ath OctObe'r.—The Globe, Jointsou from the Cape, has arrived at
St. Ives, for 13ristol..--salled from the Cape 10th October, and from
St. Helena 20th ditto.

BOMBAY, Jinx 31.—The Darius, Bowax, was expected to sailon
the sth August, only waiting for fair weather.
Arrival at St. Helena.—The Swan, —, from the South Seas,
on the 25th October; and was tb sail for London the 28th.

Sailing. from BengaL—The William Young, Mosanow, for Li-
verpool, on the 20th July ; the Active, Jameson' for New South
Wales; awl the Clyde, Motto, for Madras and London, on the
51st July.—The Claudine, Cliaurrn, from Rangoon, was run foul
of by the Bombay Merchant, which carried away her bowsprit,
and did other damage. •
Passengers from Ceylon, per Morning Star.—Lieut.-Colonel
Patterson; Major Audain, is Majesty's 16th Foot; Dr. Dwyer,
Physician to the Forces; Lieut. Dwyer, 11,54; Lieut. Pacone, of
the Ceylon Rlfies; Mr. Lusignan, Miss Lusignan, Miss Augusta
Lusignan, Masters S. and C. Litsignan ; Miss Audain, Muter Rowe,
PROMOTIONI.—Lieut. Wm. Tucker, of the Maidstone, Is pro-
moted to the rank of Commander; Mr. R. B. Crawford, of the
Esk, and Mr. Pengelly, of the Maidstone, are promoted to the rank
of Lieutenant--:tlie just reward of their gallant services on the Coast
of Africa. Lieut. G. Manse! is appointed to command the Mag-
nificent, vice cap.. Elliot, invalided; Lieuts. Henslow, Forte, vice
Toker; C. 11. Swinburne, Albion; Mr. Jas. Inglis, of the Victory,
to the rank of Lieutenant; Mr. R. Wilson, late of the Blonde, to
be Purser of the Columbine ; Lieut. J. Pritchard is appointed to
assist Captain Young at Deptford, as Agent of Transports ; Lieut.
James Barber to the Ramillies; and T. F. Jessop, Esq. to be Se-
cretary to Sir Thomas Hardy.
Lieut. Cause, IL N. commanding the Sconce Point Coast Guard
Station, seized on the 9th inst. a boat, containing 74 tubs of the
spirits' of brandy and geneva, and seven cwt. of teas.
The following account of the arrivals at Bahia will skew the'
vigorous manner in which the Brazilian slave trade is still prose-
cuted:—" Arrivals at •Lipia, Ist October, Barraquitte, 524 slaves;
2cl ditto, Sc. Jose Venudon, 153; St. Rosalla, 408—total, 1u75."
The William Pelle, Row, from Malta to Messina, was on shore
at Calabria 24th ult. but was expected to be got off.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 17. Wind F..—Sailed she Thomas, Hamm,
for St. Michael's; and Smyrna Packet, Batt, for Smyrna.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. IL—Wind B.—Arrived the. Harley, Gus-
sow, from Leghorn.
DaAi., Dec. 18.—Viind N.E. by E.—Passed by last evening,
from London, the Onyx, LAUIGIITON, for Honduras; James Laing,
SUGIINUK, for Jamaica; Diana, Davis' fur Para; H. Welkslcy,
Tnomratm, for Gibialur ; and Louisa, Boss, from Bremen to Bal.'
Fot: r. le. His Majesty's ship Gr.oumeras is is the Gulls, •
in tow of bttaut vessel. •

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IXFORMAT/Oti TO MASTILLS 05 VZSIOLLI TRADING TO STOALTUNO
AND ITS VWDWY At the request of Air. G. Richardson, muter
of the Ann, we, the undersigned, state, in order to pre►ent tardier
fatal accidehts to navigators, that the two lightedescribed in some
of the English charts, one of which is marked at the south end of
the island of Ileddensea, •.he other on the bank called Gellerbuck,
have never been situated there. We alto serdfy. that there are no
more than seven feet water in the channel (Gellen) leading to
Stralsund, and that vessels which requite more water are obliged to
draw. round the island of Rugen, itt the southern chancel, in order
to get to Stralsund. There is now building, by order of the Prussian
Government at Ariona, the north end of the island of Rugen, a
Light I louse, which May be lighted at the end of the next year.—
Given and sealtd under our hands at Stralsund. November 11:

'I CHIUSTOPHICK WALLY.
JUHAN PAUL Zilalb"

•
New The following intereAing•
Works are just published by Mr. Cozauter, New Burlington.
street, viz. 1. Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Seddon', by Jamas
BOADIN, Esq. Two Vols. 2. Tile Tor Hill, by the Author of
Brambletye House, Three Vols. 3. A Second Series of Tales by
the O'Hara Family, Thri:e Vols. 4. Recollections of the Life of
John tiKeeffe, the veteran Comic Dramatist, 'l4* Vols. 5.
Tales of a Voyager to the Arctic Ooean Three Vols. 6. A Se-
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of Queen's Colkge, Cambridge, Two Vnls. 7. A Fourth Edition
of the New System of Practical Economy, One Vol. and 6 The
Young italzman's Comtade, a. Narrative of 'Military Adventure,
&c. Edited by the CcicbrAttil GOITWIL • •
The Ttedistmer of the filasgow Rofal.ltifirtn*ry has
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