Star.
London, England, 1826-12-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East India Company's ship Dunira arrived in Bengal on the
27th of July. The undermentioned ships were at the New An-
chorage in the Bengal River on the 30th of July, viz.—Macqueer,
Earl of &learns, George the Fourth, Sir David Scott, Lady Mel-
ville, and Dunira. And below Saugor, the Berwickshire. The
Castle Huntley left Madras for Penang and China on the 4th of
August; also the Marquis of Huntley, for China, the 14th August.
LOSS OP TIM EAST INDIAN, CAPTAIN Roy.—This vessel, which
was employed in the transport service, was lost on the Saugor Sand
on the 28th July, but the crew were saved, with the exception of
four natives.

FALMOUTH, Dec. 14.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Sandwich
packet, SCHITLAR, from Lisbon and Plymouth. Sailed the Hector,
BRIGHT MAN, fur Leghorn.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 15.—Wind E.S.E.—His Majesty's ship
ALLIGATOR sailed this afternoon for Plymouth, to be paid off. Yse-
terday his Majesty's ship Mama arrived from the Halifax station,
and is to proceed to Deptford, also to be paid off. This morning,
his Majesty's brig Sitar arrived from the Newfoundland station.
The Russian line of battle ship and frigate are now getting under
weigh, for the Mediterranean. We hear that several nierchiat
vessels at present at this port are &tready taken up by the Transport
Board, to convey troops. His Majesty's ship Bums, Lord
Beams, was this day paid off in Portsmouth harbour.
Arrived the Emma, Kea, from Leghorn. Sailed the Constantes,
Russect.; and Emily Russell, Far, for the Mediterranean ; Scott,
Tuoursit.t., for filadrasand Bengal • Layton transport, for Cork ;
J. Green transport, for Sierra Leone ; W. Harris transport, for
Ceseins; M. %urn transport, for Demerara; Orlando, Riau, for
Rio, together with the whole of the outward-bound, except the
Greenwich, for the South Seas; and Elizabeth, Hem's, for Grenada.
Deal., Dec. 15.—Wind S.E.—About day-light this morning the
wind shifted to S.E. with a fine steady breeze, when the whole of
the outward•bound sailed. A fleet of outward bound passed from
Ramsgate in the course of the day, and a vessel *hewing its colours,
as informed by his Majesty's ship Rsatruies.

DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF HASTING3.--The report
of the death of this Nobleman is but too true. He died in COW•
s hone),
u),bopruodreducuinngdesor.me :nu-
cqhnieenvceouos forthecetacucpiodnentht (ea
hernia fall
We regret to state, that the Right Honourable Sir
Roam Peet.is severely indisposed, at his house in Great Stanhope.
street.
A letter, dated Havana, the 30th of October, received
fr
re badl2i
at Char lestbn, states, that a great panic had been excited
there, a few days previous, by a report that Commodnie
PORTER had appeared of the south side of the i 513113,
with a Mexican fleet of eleven sail, threatening a de-
scent. Two regiments of troops marched fr,,ni 1i.r..4"
the same night, in that direction ; and two 16m.",, A, 3
two brigs were getting ready for sea with all possll;A:
expedition. At the date of the letter, however,
the
alarm had in some degree abated.—BaltimoreAdverffser•
From Buenos Ayres we learn, that every article was
very high in the Market, and that dollars were selling at 60 Prt
cent. advance. Doubloons were worth 27 dollars. Great appre-
hensions seem to be entertained respecting the Paper Currency, a'
the Bank had more out than it could redeem.
Lima Papers have been received up to the 21st of
August. The approaching departure of Boxer.* had filled 'II
classes with regret and consternation. The most earnest appeal'
had been made to the Liberator by the Municipality, the SuPreme
Court of Justice, the Ecclesiastical and other Bodies, conjurin:
to defer his departure till affairs in Peru had acquired greater
sisteney, ant his presence could be better dispemed with, 1'
out effect.

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