Star.
London, England, 1828-07-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS Amman THIS Day.—Dublin I—Waterford 1--Ham.
burgh I—Brazils I—Buenos Ayres 1.

Arrived off Dungeness the John Pedder, from Jamaica.
The Henry Porcher. Jarraar, from Bengal, Madras, and St.
Helena, has arrivd off Portland.

The account from Newfoundland of the loss of %is Majesty's
ships Acorn. Contest, and Sappho, which was posted on the board
of the North and South American Coffee house on Saturday, is
incorrect ; but it is feared will prove too true with regard to .the
two, former vessels, as they have been long missing. The Acorn
sailed from Bermuda on the 10th April, for Halifax; 41id the Con- •
test from Halifax. on the 15th April; for Bermuda, and neither has
since been, heard of. A violent gale was experienced between
Halifax and Bermuda on the 16th April. The Sappho; by the
last advices, was at Halifax, out of commission.
The British Wig liodgkinson arrived on the 10th April, at the .
Salado from Rio Janeiro; and the Laurel, Dosmor, on the 12th,
from Paraguay.
On the 17th April four Brazilian vessels chased and burned an
American schooner off the Salado ; the schooner had. a arra of
lumber from the United States, and supposed to be the Amity. .
The Britishbrig Minstrel is lying in the Inner Roads, Buenos
Ayres, with a full cargo for Liverpool.: she is Waiting the uSiis
front au. •
The British brig Hawk?, with a cargo for Liverpool, was to sail
on the 20th April front the Salado.
Cowes, Jinx. 8.--Arrived the Isabella, &ova, from Matanzas.
DIAL, JULY B.—Wind N. E.—Sailed the llistoria, for Valpa-
raiso; and Recovery, for Bombay.
PORTSMOUTH JULY B.—Wind variable.— Arrived the Ferguson,
Gnosis, from Bengal—sailed 10th December, from Madras 22d, „
and the Cape, where she put in dismasted, 20th April: lost an-
chors, which have been supplied from hence, and she has proceeded
for the River. Also arrived the Christian, ARRSIDELL, front Cadiz ;
and Neptunus, AGAR, from Riga.
FALMOUTH, Jute S S.W. to AC....Arrived off port
the Shepherdess, front New Orleans; and CoMstrininf Chichester
packet, front Buenos Ayres—sailed 2lst April, frontlllpnteVideo
26tb, and Rio Janeiro 18th May : spoke on the Bth, of•Hio, his
Majesty's ship Ganges. The Wellington packet, (tom Falmouth,
arrived at Rin on the 12th May, and sailed on the 18th for Buenos.
Apes. Sailed the Osborn packet, for Brazil.
Dustin, JULY S.E.—Arrived the Star, BRODERICK, •
front Jamaica; Chieftain, Jonsson, front Cadiz.
TORILAT, JULY 7.—Arrived the Ann and Hope, ESDALII, front
China, sailed 17th March.
Lavzitroot JULY 7.—Arrived the Providence, SPlterosn, front
Demerara; Boston, FUILAY, from Savannah; London, BatowN,
from New York ; Margaret, Sumer" from Quebec.
HULL, Jinx B.—The Amite, STANDERING, bound to Hambro',
went nut of Poole Dock on Monday at noon, and shortly afterwards
took the ground in Gooleness. The tide left her lying on her broad-
side till midnight, when she got off and proceeded.
Alums aroxer wise.—Nancy, front Quebec to Maryport, 4th
inst. lat. 51. long. 13. Deligbt, front Gibraltar to Monso Video.
4th May, lat. 30, long 45. Maria, London to Quebec, 27th-ult.
lat. 47. long. 36.

A letter from Lisbon states that Sir JOHN DOYLE
has been removed to a more comfortable prise n. A
scroll had been• received by some of his friends,
telling them not to be uneasy, and that he knew
that every effott was making to effect his relent. Sir
JOHN'S writing matetialf were a piece of paper, a little
water, and charcoal ;'his Method of conveyance, a tov el
which had been sent to him to wash aid), and whirl'
he rtturned.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, letar O.
The demand for all 'descriptions of Grain was so trifling tI.M
morning, that our market may be considered iri nearly a stagnant
state, and prime must be quoted nominally as on Monday, for fine
samples of Wheat, Barley. and Oats.—lmportations since Monday
3,700 qrs. Wheat; 170 qrs: Barley; 4,200 qrs. Oats; and 3,300
sacks of Flour.