Star.
London, England, 1826-07-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated
the 20th of June :--4 His Majesty's ship CA MIRIAM arrived two
days ago, from the Archipelago and Napoli di Romanis. She de.
strayed during ber late cruise about 20 boats and mesa vessels, sus-
pected of pfracy. His Majesty's ships CAMILLUS. SIMMAPAT6I4
Rose, Mantua, and Gi:.aar, are in port."
F.atract of. a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Gibraltar,
dated the 30th of Juni :—'• The Repnblicana, Colombian privateer,
and her two prizes, which were detained' by his Majesty's ship
Mantrr, have been released."

Arrived oft ISeachy Head, the Alleck. Fats, from Tobago.
The Courier de Hayti, LICONTIMS, frosts Bourdeaux to Cayenne,
was wrecked at that port the 19th of May. Part of the cargo saved.
FA,.Moot►t, Jinx 25.—Wind North.—Arrived the Kingfisher
packet, from the Mediterranean—saikd from Corfu, 3d June;

Malta, 4th ; M aka , 14th ; Gibraltar, 30th; and Cadiz, 3d instant;
Treasury yacht Fort, from Portsmouth for Newfoundland; and
the Norway brie Four Sisters, BuLow, from Dram.
Pournsour it , Ju tv 26.—Wind variable, light airs.—ThePhanix,
Aaniumou, for Dublin and New South Wales, which sailed yester-
day, is still in sight. Sailed the Alfred, Mhos, for Guernsey; and
his Majesty's ship Hurner.vaa, on a cruise.
DtAL. Jute 26.—Wind N.E. by K—Arrived the Hopewell;
DOllBO/1, from bliramichi ; and the John, of Scarborough.
from the Baltic. Sailed the Cambria, Boaursorr, for Philadelphia.
Doves, JULY 26.—Off the port, the Deitch corvette Kormit,
Capt. Denmuta, from Batavia.
Live-Krona., Jose U.—Wind N.—The Hazard, fur Pro.
eidetic, (Rhode Island), which sailed yesterday. has put back, with
her windlass upset. The Adventure, Hawks, from this port to
Colerain, was lost on the Loth inst. off the latter port. Crew saved.
Assume-re, Jinx 22.—The Phesdo, which arrived in
the bay on Sunday, also from Cape Breton, and proceeded to the
southward, brings the melancholy account of the loss of the General
Brock, of Jersey, bound for Gaspee • she was run down by an
unknown brig, at half past twelve o clock, A. 14 on the 29th. in lat.
47. 30. N. long. 46. 30. W. Thomas Mallet, James Perrin,. and
Philip Barker, jumped on board while she was entangled with the
General Brock; Jas. Home continued on board, and wasdrowned.
The rest, 14 in number, took to the long-boat, and very soon after.
wards saw the vessel go down. These men were in the boat for
ten days; they had no water, and during the first five days they
had only small Dutch cheese. During the last six days, six of
them perished, viz. Philip Data', clerk to the house of Jamie and
Co. Francis Chevalier Cooper, Philip Severat, Clernerit Rawly.
Elias Vibrant, and James Brown; and the rest were obliged to
subsist ea the dead bodies of their comrades. On the 9th of June
they were fallen in with by the brig Ann, of Liverpool, Captain
Foamss, who took them on boards and treated them with the utmost
humanity; but four of them viz. Caps. P. I.and, Edward Lace,
Charles Meyers, and Francis le Marc, soon after died. The sue-
elvers are Elias Aunties' mate ; Joseph Powell, John Dobard, and'
Wm. Hagan, and they have all suffered much from the effects of
aid, their feet baying been frost-bitten and ulcerated.