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London, England, 1826-07-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Scilly, the Eleanor, Came, from Dlatansas.
Te Union, SMITH, from Liverpool to Boston, was driven on
shore near Seacomb Ferry on Saturday.
The Calista, Rosawrsom, from St. Petersburgh to Jersey, was
driven on shore near Wells yesterday morning, during a gale at N.E.
The Chesterfield, Wassox, from Newport for Viana, has put
into Cardiff, leaky, and is discharging.
The Omega, Balm, for the United States, is on shore in the
river at Liverpool.
Faotousts JULY 22.—Wind N.—Sailed the Duke of Kent
packet. for fashion.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 'M.—Came in, the VIGILANT and ROYALIST,
from cruises. Passed down Channel, the TALISOT, 28, Capt. Holt.
F. firioicza, for the Mediterranean. The ship will have beat all

the way down Channel, with Earl Sesser& on board, who leaves
her in the Admiralty yacht, at the Land's End. The Dews,
razed from a 74 to a heavy frigate, is ordered to be registered as a
fourth rate, have 450 men, and be fitted with 28 32-pounders, long
guns; upper deck, 22 32-pounders, light lulls, of eight feet in
length, weighing 47 cwt.
Jut.: 22.-- Wind N. by E.—Sailed the Tula, WHITE, for Con-
stantinople; his Majesty's ship GLascovr, for Lisbon; and the
Caroline, —Air Newfoundland. The Prince Regent, Mama-
max' for Quebec, has put hack, with loss of masts, and leaky, and
will have to discharge part of her cargo.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 23.--Wind N.E. rainy weather.—Arrived
the Lady Flora, Fermis, from London for Calcutta; and the Lord
Cochrane, Syrinx, front Rip. Sailed the Maria transport, for
Malta ; and Caroline, .--.---, for London.
Letters from Port Royal, of the 13th of June, mention the
healthy state of the squadron generally, and the arrival of the
Daum, from Portsmouth, to relieve the HUSSAR. The Isis, Daum,
I't Lanes, Va Lotions, and Meizenricare, were lying there. The Spa-
nish line of battle ship Guerrero, Commodore Lewin:is, and four
frigates, had sailed for the defence of Havannak.
The Lrvete, 86, Capt. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, C. B. sailed yesterday
morning for Sierra Leone, with Major-Gen. Sir Nuts Castesiak
K.C.B. Commander in Chief on the Coast of Africa, and suite.
The °CRAW, 80, Capt. Sven, is daily expected here front Liana,
to be paid off, and recommissioned by Capt. P. Caatesett, C.B.
Wednesday, the Gamts, 84, Capt. Sawn Boon Isottentes,
went out of harbour, fitted for the Big of Rear-Admiral Sir W.
Omar, K.C. B. Commander in Chief on the Coast of South Ame-
rica. The Haltom, 18, Capt. Roamer Tarr, is expected to sail with
the GANGES, in about a fortnight, for the same station.
REMAIN AT Smneen—Ganges and Raleigh.
Im THE HARSOUR—Victory;Spartiate, Pyramus, He-
ron, Swinger, Asp, Cracker, and Dwarf.
Cowes, Jo' 23.-a- Arrived the Niger, Luce, from latansas--
sailed the 27th of June.
Dear, Juts, 22.—Wind N.E.—Arrived and sailed again, the
Sovereign, NIZEISLD. from Chatham for Quebec; VI-count Ex-
mouth. ---, front Lotillint for Jersey ; Ec,,nomy, Funtnio, from
Memel for Arundel; Woodford, Ciraeatax. from London, with
convicts for New Sundt Wales; and the Bride, Liaown, (rout New-
castle for Bengal. The latter remains.
Juts. 33.—Wind N.E. hazy weather, with rain.—Sailed the
Creole, GALLOWAY, for Pernamhuco. Tae Bride, ---, for Ben-
gal, remains.
Livearoos, Joss, 22.—/t was the Prancit Ernest, for Trieste
(and not the Caatattox brig of war, as reporied), that got on shore
yesterday. She has been got off, and brouglft in here.

DUALIN, JULY 21.

Dust. Parnaseett.—Thursday morning -a meeting was to hive
taken place between Dr. M—r; of this city, and a young Gentle-
man, named John Gl—r,.who is connected with one of the law de-
partments ; but it was forturiaielY iiii*ented by the interposition
of Peace-oflicers Lynch 4iid tali dyne, dlhe sueceeded in arrestiot
Mr. Gl—r before the time appointed for the meeting. The cause of
quarrel is said to have originated under the following cireuenstances
The Doctor was charged With having said that a certain Lady, a
Mrs. F-, w h . resides at a boarding-house on the Black rock-road,
named Fort Lisle, invited him to an assignation in her bed-room.
The Dnctor denied he ever Made use of such an assertion ; an alter•
cation ensued, and a blow fuhowed. It was the Doctor who sent
the message. Mr. Gl—r was obliged to enter into recnnisances
to beep the peace, and measures were taken by the police to have
the Doctor bound over for the same purpose.
Tut HA RVXST—We rejoice to find that all apprehensions for the
safety of the harvest and the late potatoe crops have now vanished.
The rains have been general in every part of the kingdom. They
did tot come in time for the hay, and that is the only short crop.