Star.
London, England, 1827-09-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

AnaatittLer Orrice, SEPT. 5.1827.
&t--In return to your letter of this date, lam commanded by
his Royal Highness the LORD Hits. Anutaat to acquaint you that
his Royal High:arts bias stsr orders to the Admirals at Portsmouth,
Plymouth, and Cork, to send out any vessels within their reach to
supply the trade which may be detained to the amps of the Chan-
nel, and in want of water and provisions.-.I sit, Ike.
Mr. Bennett, Lloyd's. (Signed) JOHN BARROW.
num:en, Se►T.4.—Wind R.—Arrived off port the Mary Ann,
O'llaran, from Calcutta; Allica. Cciternattau, from Havannah ;
Pero. ROLLS, from Tenerife ; and Chieftain, PATTIIIIIIOM, from
&. Vincent's.

Puarsstrisrem, Sant. 54—Wind E.—Sailed Ms Majesty's ship Bri-
ton, for Qurbee.

+Wind N R—. Arrived from London, and sailed,
the Albion, Paocvoa, for New South Wales.
Hint, SUPT. 5..... The Lord Wellington, Haaaniov, arrived this
morning from Cweenland, with 13 61h, and from 105 to 110 teas
of oil. Captain H. left the ice on the SOth whim., and reports the
Hull ships, •is.—Keiro, 13 fish, 130 tuns; FJisabeth, 5 fish, 50
tuns; Arid, 10 ash, CO tuns; Venerable, 5 fish. 60 tuns; Abram,
7 6sh, 40 tuns; Plogress, 7 flab, 40 tuns. The two latter vessels
had proceeded for INvis's Straits.
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
CALCUTTA, Aran S.—Arrived Ist March, the brig 800 Perp,
A ooze, tram Boutbon.
s(l4—Alexander, Certurr, from ditto.
eth.—Asia, FMK, Jutucoa, from Bombay 11th January, and
Columbo, 3d February.
11th.—Candtan, itme, from London lit October.

15th.—Shaw•in•Sbaw, kionamrson, from Isle of France, Madras,
and Condone.
17th.—William Wilson, Bamawair.s., from Mauritius ntliJanuary,
and Conclong sth March. _ _ .

Mth.—Clansmen, Stec/wogs from the Clyde 7th October.
24th.—Angenors, W. 1. Slim front London Ist September,
and Cape of Good Hope 24th December.

4Sth -Mellish, Visceser, from London 134 Sept -tuber, Cape of
Good Hope 51st December, Madras 12th March, and Visagapa-
tam lath Marais.
27g h.— Coldst ream( H. C. C. S.),STreir Atts,from Penang 6th Martb.
28th..—Brig Caroline, Quick, from Batavia Ist January.
49th.—Honourable Company's ship Temata, from Amherst
Town 12th March.

SO:h.—James Sibbald, J. K. Foil pas, front London 234 June.
Slit . Bari; David M ilcolm, HaJtwit.t., from Rangoon i I tit March.
Sailed the 2J March the Rockingham, Irovnautunnaar,for London.
3. —lticomparavel, ALvits, for Llama ; Indian Oak, Rata, for
llaurititta.

4.—Mercury, Macey, for Sumatra.
s.—Bark Prince of WA's. DARR, for &mutts.
7.-13.111 Bride, Buowu, for Liverpool.
11.—Emerald, Waa■, for &stoup.
lo.—duke of Bedford, PAR4ONS; Clvdeadak, Row, for Leadoo.
12.—Ann, Wonnimorow, for Sumatra.
13.—limrs Cotvlo. PIIITCHARD. for Noun.
15.—Sophia, BARCLAY, for London.
16.—Neunba., Balser, for Batavia.
114.—Laburnum, London
27 Mauve. for Leith.

49 —Johauina. BEREA RD, for
CALCUTTA, APRIL 5 —A few swtill parcels of cotton have changed
hands among native dealers, and our quotations are fully supported.
Stock very low.—The Indigo market keeps steady, with rather an
increa-ed demand, and clearing fa.;. Accounts from Sessou, yes-
terday. hold out a favourable prmpect for the emitting crop ; ■ con-
siderable fall of rain in that quarter during the week has enabled
the planters to go on with their sowing.—The demand for piece
good. has of late been very limited. Saltpetre and sugar continue
in fair request.