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London, England, 1828-10-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLItiENCE.

- Maas Anarenn Tarts Day.—Dublin B—Waterford I—Rolland t
France I—Flanders 1.
• Oce. 18.—Wind E.S.E. to S.E.—The outward-bound

lave sailed.
Ocv. E.S.E.—Arrived the Ada, FSIIND, tram De.
imerara ; Doncaster, hhost.rros, trona New South Wa.es; Magnet
sad Aso, ---, from Malta.
••Ponvsatourit, Oct 19.—Wind B S.E.a-Arrived the Hollanch,
Eitows,,from Memel; Britannia, Him., and John and Ann, Was-
zaps, horn Cadiz.
7.II.LIIOUTH, OCT. IV:—Wind N. to 24 .N.K.
Oct. 141.--Wrad E. to E S.E.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet,
• for Lisbon; and Rinaldo packet for St. Domingo, Jamaica, kc.
Cowes, Ocr. la.—Arrived the George and William, Memos-
am from the Cape of Good Hops—sailed ski August.
nelson:24 Oczosss 17.—Arrived the Valiiilt, WALZIIt, from
Memel.
Cana, Orr. 18.—Arrised the Arca, SCAMP, from Gibraltar.
Thuritioat., Oer. 17...-Aerieed the Ann, PaLBT, from Lisbon.
Downs Oct. - Arrived the Mary And. Winos,
front Gibraltar ; Commerce, Sums, from Cadiz. • •
HULL, OCT. 15 —Arrived the Gilder, Maczatissz.
Huatritze, and William, Toss,lross Davie Straits.
PROM TOL HAMPSHIHS TCLUORAPH, OCT. 18.
Orders were received this morning to complete the
slip's company and stores of the Madagascar. 46, Cy.
• rain the Hon. It. C. Sperseety to the war establislin ens.
As such instructions are talenlated to excite a surmise
that some interreptioa has arisen of the friendly relations
which has sub.i.ted between this and some Foreign
Power, it has berraintimated, Irons high authority. 11141
in this light the orders are not to be regarded. The)
are confined entirely to trigistai of the class of the Haa

dagascar.
Instructions have Wes forwarded to the Authorities
• )ere to furnish, kora the Government depots, such
stores, &c. as may be require: by a Russian squadron,
winch is expected to touch here, on its paqiage tit ;yin.
tote the Russian fleet in the Mediterranean. ,
The 6th f September the. Revenge, Isis. Dartmouth,
Zebra, Jasper, and a transpurt, were at Suds, all well.
The• Greeks in that neighhowhood were going on suc-
cessfully, having drivel, the Turks t ► the fortresses. His
Msriesty s ship Carnelian bad saved all the stores of the
late tambriAn frigate. The British property at Smyrna
was under the protection of the Alacrity, Moore',
R.flernan, and Watp, sloops of war.
The North American Squadron was all well at 11a-
li las °tithe 10th ult. The Tyne,2B, Captain Sir Richard
Gia:,t, was about cruise uff Cape Race, to ascertain
the po,irion of the Virgin Rocks, said to have been weal
about 'ixty miles seaward of dun Cape. Alter tnuchi,
at Ne "f unchaod, she would winter at Halifax. Th.,
• 'hie imprnves considerably in her rate of sailing. soul
y Lea the It ingdove in a fresh breeze and heavy sra
T. r Rose,lS, Con.manderTravers, w.th Commodore
rp, CAL s.i,ed un Wednesday for the Cape or
✓r,dHpc.
The *t_rialltriger. 28, Captain Fitularence, having
disembe r ked the E .rl of DalbOUSies was to sail iron.
Leash y. stettlay fir this volt.
Tie li.imissAttg arrived un the 28th of September at
• b!altar, and sailed the taste marog from thence to
1114114, all seal.
The NVII;ia in I I arr is vanrpost, Lirut. S evens. agent,
trine tr nt)p% for BArbadoes, having encount,ted hear),
piles c.ff the coa,t of Ireland, was obliged ti• put top
CllllO ligtbout on the lUtl inst. Sin sailed AgAl.l or
Taisuai. The bsysru boromerritom Bristol to Cork