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London, England, 1826-11-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGINCIL
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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

&nut of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Okada, dated
June 53—* The Ganges, from London and Madras, Which was on
shore in the river, has been got off, and arrived off town on the LA
inst. It is supposed that she has not sustained any material da-
mage. The Indiana, from Rangoon, is an shore in the lower parts
of Saugor Roads. On-the Ist inst. notice was given by the Marine
Board of this place, that the lantern of the Light-house at Point
Palmyra, should be regularly lighted from this date."
Sr. HELMIA, Secs, 513.—The Manaion, from New York,
arrived here on the 20th inst. with foremast sprung, and is dis-
charging her cargo. The Marquis of Anglesea, from the Mauritius
to Londoo, was spokes with about the i.e inst. during a gale at
N.W. by the Harden Palmer, which arrived here yesterday from
the Cape of Good Hope.
MAIMIIIIS JULY 29.--The Ben Jenson, from Bengal to the
Cape of Good lope, sailed from Madras the oth of June, encoun-
tered several gales of wind, was obliged to throw put of her cargo
overboard, and making two feet and a half water per hour, put in
here on the 224 inst. to repair.
Extract of a letter from Gibraltar, dated 25th October, received
at Lloyd's this morning :—" The Algerine squadron, consisting of
a sixty-four, two corvette*, and a schooner, were off Cape de Gut
on the 22d inst. They are reported to have made several captures
of Spanish craft.--Oev. 26. A Brazilian brig, coming into the Bay,
ran on the rocks at Catmint Point."
His Majesejs brig SWALLOW has arrived, with the mail of the
sth ult. from New York,and with that of the 21st nit. from Halifax.
Puquarra, Nov. 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Eurydice,
TANISIMIANDZI, from St. Übe's ; Amy, Btaoxeszus, from Leg.
horn; Elizabeth, Leneamoz, for Algiers; Jeuy, Tani, from
Teneriffe • and Ocean, Karr, from Charente.
The bias:, frigate, Capt. Ws& Eu.sorr, C.B. la hourly expected
here from Portsmouth, to be paid off.
Ships in Hamoaze—Britannia, Windsor Castle, Thetis, and In-
dustry tender.

The Freedom, Hoes, which arrived on Monday from St. John's,
Newfoundland, sprung a leak at sea, and was obliged to throw WO
quintals of 6sh overboard.
The Caroline, Ovum, which arrived on Monday from St,
John's, Newfoundland, left lying there en the !Ist nit. his Majesty's
ship Star. The Jame and Corms sailed for Halifax the 21st.
Brevet-Major Owes, late Pay Captain of the Portsmouth Divi-
sion of Royal Marines, is appointed Pay Captain of this Division.
Dr. PATRICK WTIRIIIAN is appointed Surgeon of the Mariner
convict ship, ordered to take convicts fiom Cork to New S. Wales.
POITIIIIOUTN, Nov. 16.—Wind S.W.—Passed by, the Magtie,
&acx, from Memel.

Dam., Nov. ie.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Eliza, Dixon, from
Bengal ; Panetta!, MPnamion, from Madeira ; Henry, Cumin
from Altea ; Nimble, Puomscomas, from the Mediterranean ; sad

Onyx,Watt's, from Honduras, aid sailed for London. Arrived
the ex, asacs.av, from London for the South SW. The borne-
ward bound sailed for the River this morning. Several of the out-
ward bound remain.
Osavessuo, N0v.15 and 16.—Arrived the Flora. Farman., and I
Albion, RAmourv, from Smyrna; Sea Nymph, Bosaouses, from
Naples; and Crosby, Pace, from Hamburgls. Sailed the Mont-
real, Titoism, for Tobago; Blossom, Pavvassost, for Seville; Sym-
metry, lungs, for Jamaica; John. WArns, for Hamburgh ; and
Elisabeth Cutlass, for New South Wales.

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Quenon Orr. 16.—The Miriam and James, flina.sr, lying at
Mann's Cote, and nearly repaired, sustained by falling some time
dace, met with a similar accident this morales, and is reported to
be to a very critical situation.