Star.
London, England, 1826-08-28 00:00:00

NAVAL IN rELLIGENCE.

FaLssotrru,Atio. 25 and 26 S. W.—Arrived the Helm,
hlotscater, (tom London to Malaga ; Atlas, 'WA trow, from do. to
maica • Alexander the Great, PACT, from St. Petersburgh; Ma-
tilda, iVat.i.ace. from St. Domingo; Goldfinch packet, frern the
Braaih—sailed from Rio, 22d June; Bahia, 10th; and Pernam-
buco, Bth July ; spoke, In lat. 39. 22. long. 43. 10. the Mordecai,
13 days from Liverpool; and on the 12th, in lat. 43. 10. long. 39.
59. the United States, 20 days from Now York'. Also arrived,
the Eagle, Tonne, from St. Pelenburgh ; Eclipse, Davis, ham
London • Eclipse packet, from the Brazils—sailpd from Rio, 6:h
July; Bahia, 14th; and Pernambuco, 21st—spoke the brig Molly.
of Liverpool, on the 25th July, in lat. 0. 33. long. 29. 40. Sand-
wich packet, from Lisbon—sailed 13tiiinstant ; Stanmer packet—
sailed 20th instant; L ivinia, TaxGULIITURN, from London tb
with loss of jib-boom and fore-topmast; and the Tartar, Fa exec,
from Constantinople, with ion of jib-boom. Sailed the Achilles,
thanitasou, for the Cape; Duke of Kent packet, for Lisbon ; Fro-
lic packet, for the Islands, with mails and dispatches for Jamaica
and Barbadoes ; and the Matilda, Wau.aca, for London.
Pcvsetnrru, Aua. 25 and 26.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Waterloo transport, from Gibraltar; and John, ATR, from London.
Davostroar, Ana. 24.—The Sao Jour, 110, the ship occupied
by Captain BOwiraa, of the Ordinary, is ordered to be rigged, that
the men may be exercised in the use of the sails.
PORTSMORTM Aaiun? 26 and 27.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his
Majesty's ship 11ARRACOUTA, from Sierra Leone; and the Princess
Royal transport. from Jamaica, in 42 days. Passed by, the Win.
Manning, Saurn,from St. Kist's, in 52 days, and landed passengers;
and Hero, Gusto from Trinidad—sailed 11th July. Put back,
the Fort William, Nano, for India. rated to have sailed on Fri-
day, brought up in Lymington Roads at six, an. on Saturday,
broke her sheer, and went on shore. A second anchor was let go,
but not in time to bring the ship up. On heaving up the anchor she
was first riding by, it had chafed in the stock, the Wisps of wh ch
were broken. She was hove off again the same evening, and is come
up to the Motherbank, having cut her anchor and cable (a bower
and dream).
Friday, the Southworth transport, Lieut. Samosas, Agent, ar-
rived from the Mauritius—sailed on the 13th of April, having on
board the last Division of the 56th Regiment. under the command
of Major BARTIWCTON (who has been 22 years on service in India),
fifty Naval and Military invalids. The SPARIPAIWILIWIEi 18, Capt.
Potxmouoster, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 24th of
May, from England, in ten weeks. The CT assts, 18, Captain A.
Calais:Lc, sailed for Madras ()tithe 26th, and the Hum, 20, Capt.
FUR/MARX, on the 26th of May, for Madras. The %mints, 74,
Rear-Admiral Gaol, and the Voxaos, 28, Hoe. Captain Dimas,
having refitted, were to sail for India about the 19th or June. The
Heucou, 10, Captain ACLAND, saiLd from the Cape on the 6th
of May, to join Commodore Cuairriaw at the Mauritius. The
SAKARANO, 2d, Captain Duna, was to leave the Cape on the 11th
Jude, for the same destination.

Tie &anew (razed 74), is commissioned at Woolwich by Sir
J. Loins, Bart. for the fiig of Vice-Admiral the Hun. C. E. Fut.
unto, and the command in the West Indies. Limits. the Hon. W.
Kam (Rag), J. Fiume, and C. B. Danntwates, are appointed to
the BAILKAIL

Units. Sums and Smut. are appointed to the Psucam; Lieu's
Ross Common to the Coast-guard service at Cork; Lieut. Palo.
BuaToll to the Disravuu, •ice SPETTIONII; and Mr. JOHN MARTIN
to be Purser of the PRLORUL

Door., Augur: 26.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and remain, the
Portland, Joss, from London fur JAnaira ; and Elizabeth,Txostr-
sox, from ditto for Rio. Passed by, the Unicorn, WILSON, from
&. Vincent's; and Dolphin, —, from Dominica.
AUGUST 27.—Arrived from London, and remain, the Barbadoes
packet, Louts, for Cadiz; Asia, WARD, for Quebec; and Sir Wil-
liam Wallace, Booms, for the klauritios.

IMPORTANT TO BANLRUPTS.—In Ilse Vice-Chan.
cellor's Court on Monday, the assignee. of a bankrupt,
named Stafford, were ordered to pay the bankrupt's
widow 2001. under the provisions of the old Act, which
declares that-every bankrupt whose estate should have
paid lOs. in the pound, should be inftled to five per
cent. on the sum divided, proviied such allowance did
not, in the whole, exceed 2001. The ground on which
.this claim had been disputed was, that the bankrupt
was dead when the divider! was paid.
The late Admiral COLPOYB, who rose to the higke.t
rank and honours in his profession from his own merit
and exertions alone, used to be fond of st sting, that on
first leaving a humble lodging to join t.is. ship as a
Midshipman, his landlady presented him with a Bible
and a Guinea, saying—" Goes bless and prosper you,
my lad, and as long as you live. never suffer yourself
to be laughed o:st of your money or your 'prayers?''
advice which he seJulously followed through life.
The Oracle, with WINTER'S music, will be one of the
early novelties at Covent-garden Theatre, for which many of the
scenes, and most of the machinery, are already prepared. A Farce,
by Kanter, and an original piece by Pz.ascue, who has hitherto
been most successful, will be produced at the same Theatre before
Christmas.