Star.
London, England, 1826-05-11 00:00:00

NAVAL IN 1 ELLIGENCE.

His Majesty% ship WARATITE, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral
GAGE, Commander in Chief in India, arrived at Madeira on the
20th of March, after a lung passage front Plymouth of 17 days,
during which time she encountered much bad weather. Having
subsequently touched at Tenerife, the IVA toms sailed from thence
on the 28th of March.

The Earoza sloop, of to guns, was hunched on Tuesday, from
Chatham Yard.
The William and Mary yacht sailed on the Bth, from Plymouth
for Portsmouth.
The Light-house on Dungeness h:s been painted red.
Arrived off the &art, the lion. Company's ship Vansittart,
from China.
Fatatourm,. MAY 9.—Wind variable, light sirs.—Sailed the
John, Patan, for London.
PORTSMOUTH, dIAY 10..—Wind W. to N.W.—No arrivals.
Sailed the Mercury, AVaturwica, for Amsterdam; Europa, Nat,.
Lax, for Copenhagen ; Economy, flaunt., fur Newcaste ; and
the Cambrian, Mammy. fur London.

DEAL, Mar 10.—Wind E. by N.—Arrived the Brothers,
—, from Lisbon; and Eliza, of Weymouth, from the westward.
Sailed the Medoraf CLIINDON, for New South Waits; Abeona,
Sum's, fur Quebec; Britannia, Trate, for Dantzic ; and Wilbel.
mina, for Batavia. The Milo, from Boston; and the
Posthumous, sailed for the River this morning. Ills Majesty's
ship Its /MUSS and two yachts remain.
HULL, MAT S.X.—Sailed the 'War-office packet
Lightning, and the heroine transport, belonging to the Duke of
DEvorrsynnt's Embassy, for St. Petersburgh.

LIVARPOOL, MAY i—Wind N.—Arrived the Flora, SHAH..
from Sierra Leone. Off the port, the Alfred, Lassa, from Bombay;
and the Norval, from Nassau (N.P.)

hi/41.AG*, Arlin. 22.—A man has arsived here, who states that
he belonged to the schooner Shamrock, BPGArris, from Liverpool
'to Malta, and that on the 12th inst. about two miles from Ceuta,
she Sprung ateak, and one of her planks having started, went down
bead foremost.
RAMSOATIL, MAT 9.—Saturday, the visitors and inhabitants of
Ramsgate were entertained by a very interesting display of naval
skill, so congenial to the situation of the place. The boats, which
were of superior descriptfon;were managed by Captain Unsay, and
Mr, Daunts Hums. They started in gallant style about 11 o'clock,
amidst the cheers of the spectators. The wind being fresh unfor-
tunately carried away the main halyards of the Perseverance, but
by the presence of mind and skill of Mr. D. limns, this accident, so
übtoward in appearance, merely caused the delay of a few moments
—she then shot away in beautiful haste, and speedily passing Capt.
R. in the Royal George, roundedthe distance buoy—by a series of
judicious manseuvres, the advantage was kept, and she dually came
in about ten minutes first, amidst the enthusiastic cheers of the ex.
pectant multitude. Bets were very numercus, and the reputed
knoWing ones shared in the defeat of Captain Blum

CUSTOM-HOUSE, 1111 Av lot

Suns YttaalD Inwesba--The Union, from Calais; Prince of
Saxe Coburg and Glory, from Rotterdam; Atalanta, trans Ham-
burgh; Anne, from Standgate Creek; Fort William, from Cal.
cutta • and Helene, from Lisbon.
Er;zzaro Ourwmun--The Globe, for Elsineur ; Kingston, for
Jamaica; Janet, for Naples; Royal Mail, for Norway; Apparacen,
for Gottenburgts; and Margaret, for Dungarram