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London, England, 1828-08-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS AIIRIIID Tots Dar.—Dublin I—Waterford I—Fraoce 1—
Hamburgh 1.

Letters from Martinique, of the 14th June, state that several
pirates have appeared in the offing, and the French frigate Venus
bas gone in search of them.
The Neptune, ItIARTIN. from Nova Scotia, and Iris, PAGAN,
from Newfoundland, have arrived at Pole.
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BsISTOL, AUGUST 6.—The Jane, WESCOTT, arrived here from
St. John's, New Brunswick, spoke the yacht Forte on the 29th
July, in lat. 50. 36. long. 27. 29. from Suuthtmplon for St. John's,
Newfoundland, with Sir TMOSIAS Coexists'. and suite on board,
out thirty days.
Dias, Amway 7.—Wind W.S.W. and squally.—Arrived the
Honourable Company's ship Thomas Grenville, Suss, from India,
sailed 12th March, and from St. Helena 18th June ; Chieftain, —,
from St. Vincent's • and Giovanni, CAROM, front Hull. Arrived
from London the James, Haas's, and Beaufort,,—, for Jamaica.
AU the outward.bound (except the Hippomenes) that sailed yes-
terday have put back and remain, viz. the Apollo, Mary and Ann,
Isabella, Intrepid, &c. &c.
POILTSMOUTH, AUGUST 7.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Navi-
gator, Cymru, from Riga; Betsy and Marianna, Sinus, from
New York ,s Henry, bloom, from New York ; and British Sove-
reign, —, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Auntrsr 6.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Creole, Gaz4.4)-
was, and Gratitude, Bass, for Trieste; and Betsy, Nicnossit, for
London.

LIVIRSOOL, AUGUST 6.—Arrived the Wilson, Rou, from Deme-
rara; Collins, STSWAIIT, from St. Thomas's; Florida, Ti s,
from New York; and Providence, Fos, from Newfoundland.
Gassteocir, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Aleatns, NICOLL, from MI
ramichi ; Thetis, —, from l'ictou ; Rebecca, LAURIE, from Que-
bec; and Norfolk, KENNEDY, from ditto. Sailed the Simpson,
WARREN, for Bombay : Madawaska, 11PLystos, for Demerara;
Trusty, WYLIe, for Carthagena ; and Earl Dalhousie, Born, for
Montreal.

The Duke of CLA RENCK arrived at Greenwich about
eleven o'clock yesterday morning, in the Royal yacht, from Ply-
mouth. His Royal Highness landed and proceeded to town,
where the Royal Duke arrived about two o'clock. The Duchess
of CLARENCI accompanied by the Duchess of Sava Malmsey,
attended by !Oise OsTIIIIAUSIN, came to the King's Palace, Ken-
sington, yesterday morning, frum her seat at Bushy, to pay a visit
to the Duchess of .K.ater. The two Duchesses afterwards pro-
ceeded to the Admiralty, and accompanied the Duke of CLAKEWCZ
in the afternoon to his residence in Bushy Park.

The Levee usually held by L•ird HILL, as Corn-
mander of the Forces, on Thursday, was postponed, as his Lord-
ship, though nearly recovered front the effects of his late severe
cold, is not yet allowed by his medical attendants to leave the

Mr. HERRIES arrived in town yesterday from South-
ampton.
Count MONTROND, a nephew of Prince TA LLRYRAND,
arrived in Cleveland-row yesterday from Paris.
The Marquis of DOURO is nnw making the Grand
Tour, in company with some other young Noblemen.
The Countess of ESSEX is at her seat in•Hertford-
shire. where her Ladyship has been receiving several of her fa-
alienable friends during the week.
The only specimen of the gold coinage fur the
Greeks is in possession of his Mamas. It was presented by Mr.
CANNING.

The LORD CHANCELLOR had a long conference with
the Duke of Wiwi...lron yesterday at the Treasure.
The Danish and Hanoverian Ministers bad inter.
views with the Earl of Minim yesterday, at the Foreign Office,
Dow uing.street.
The Saxon Charge d'Affaires, Viscount STRANGEORD,
and Lord AMHERST. transacted business yesterday at the Office of
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
Di,patches were sent off yesterday evening item the
Colonial Office, to Mr. VAUGHAN. our Minister to the United States.

The funereal blazonry of the late Archbishop of
CANTU/RUST has been placed over the ancient gates of Lambeth
Palace. The arms of the See of Canterbury, and the armorial
bearings of the Family, are placed upon a black (sable) shield.
Yesterday the SPEAKER of the House of COMMONS
paid a visit to Lambeth Palace.
Letters from Gibraltar, of the 17th ult. state that his
Majesty's ship the Wellesley, of 74 guns, having on hoard Vice.
Admiral Sit POMMY MAI cocas, who is going to replace Sir En-
WARD Conamoron in the Naval command in the Blediterranean,
passed the Straits on the 13th. She did nut_come to anchor, but
left dispatches for the Governor. The commerce of Gibraltar was
said to be daily on the decline.
A sulking instance was afforded on Monday last of
the extent of the sources of intelligence of Lloyd's : between eighty
and ninety shipping lists, and letters, were received by that estab
lishment on that, day, front the different agents (of which there are
upwards of ZOO), independent of numerous printed Hots and papers
containing shipping and commercial information.