Star.
London, England, 1826-09-01 00:00:00

NAVAL IN fELLIGENCE.

The Progren, HARIPOR, from Nipisiquiet to Dublin, was on shore
I the Lesser Saltee Island, the 28th ult.

FALMOUTH, Aug. 30.—Wind N.N. W. and N.W.—Arrived the
Rapid, Rosawazz, from Messina for St. Petersburgb. Sailed the
Harbour, Onions, for Genoa; Alargaretha, PHILLIPS, fur Teneriffe
and Batavia ; Tartar, JAMESON, for Malta and Constantinople ; and
the Eagle, Toxins, for Lisbon.
Poayssiouzii, Aug. 31.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
schooner ALIIATZOSS, from Africa and the Cape de Verds ; A riadne,
STOILMAN, from Riga; and his Majesty's ship CALLIOPE, from a
cruise.

DIAL, Aucurr 31.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived off Dover, the
Britannia, —, from the South Seas to London. Arrived and
remain, the Ranger, May, from London to the South Seas; and
Endymion, I'owgLL, from do. to Jamaica. Passed by, La Ronne
Mere, Coessuct., from Shields to Demerara.

Livaaroot., Aua. 30.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Nautilus,
Gaon; Charlotte, Stamm ; and Colbatz, Alum, from Dantzic.
Sailed the &loon, Homo, for Erubden; Bounty Hall, Nl‘ MASI SR,
for Quebec and Jamaica; Hannah, HYASS, for Quebec; and Lord
Exmouth, Wxxxs, for Newfoundland. The Jane. WALCII, for
Liverpool, has arrived at Valparaiso.

PLYMOUTH, AOSUST 30.

The Bramble cutter and Vigilant ketch came in on
Saturday from the cruise on which those vessels had
proceeded, to ascertain the merits on the alteration in
the rig of the latter; but the Vigilant having sustained
some slight damage, and the cruise being very short,
they sailed again on Monday, in company with the
Nightingale, which arrived on Saturday from Ports-
mouth. The life-boat with which the latter vessel was

entrusted at Portsmouth, to be placed At Penzance,
broke adrift from her on Friday night last, in a heavy
gale of wind, off Portland ; but it is hoped that some of
the Eastern cruizers may pick her up and forward her
to her destination.

The Captains who have been recently called into active
service from the reserved half-pay of the Royal Al trines
are directed to take their rank on the list according to
the dates of their seniority in the corps. The number,
however, does not, we understand, exceed three.
The She Wake was commissioned yesterday, by LAeut. Robert
Ede, fur the packet service.
In Harnoaxe—Britannia, Windsor Castle, Pelotas, Camelion,
Cynthia, Sheldrake, and Eclipse; and. Dolphin, Badger, and Active
revenues.
In the Island—Royalist.
In the Sound—Forte.
It is now understood that the experimental ships Challenger,
Wolf, ar.c. will nut be commissioned until October.

It is said that the famous GzartiAltos, Bishop of PA-
raas, is dead.
Advices from St. Petersburgh report that the Coro-
nation of the Emperor NictroLAs would take place on
the 22d, and every preparation was making at Sc. Ye-
tersburgli for illuminating the public buildings.
Mr. ORLANDO, the bead of the Greek Deputies, has
published a letter, in which he states that his determi-
nation to quit England is " a measure of his own en-
tirely, and has no reference whatever to the recal which
is said to have been issued by the new Government of
Greece, but which he kas not received in his capacity
of Deputy." Mr. ORLANDO also says, that he should
have quitted England at the same time as Lord COCH-
RANK, had he not been confidently assured of the im-
mediate completement of the contracts which have most
unfortunately or unaccountably failed, and conse-
. Trendy remained to witness that completion.