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London, England, 1829-03-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Maras AIMOVED Tins Day—Dublin 2 Waterford t—France 1—

Flanders 1.

The Charles William, Harry, from Oporto to Newfoundland,
bAs pert into Kilrush. and lost her rudder, Am
The Harmony, from St. Ander° to Linden, was abandoned by
the crew in let. 48. long. 10. being in a sinking state.
The sloop Young John, Robertson, from St. David's to Aber-
deen, with coal, struck upon the south end of the Island of Inch
coim, in the Frith of Forth, on the Sib instant, and it is feared will
become a complete wreck.
Dem., Master 14.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived from the River
and sailed. the Annandale, Ferguson. for Bombay; Repulse,
Gnbble, for Cbina ; Argus, —, for the South Seas ; Frederick, I
Freemao, for Jamaica ; George the Fourth, Duncan, and aisters,
for Dem e • •

Naito' IS.—Wind N.N.K—Sailed the United Kingdom, for
Jamaica; Caroline, for Sierra Leone; and several others, names
unknown.

Poarsmouen, MARCH 1 4.—Wled N.E. And N.N. W.—Balled
the Madras, Beach, for Madeira and 'AlAdras.
MA sco IS. Wind 11. IL—Salted the Waterloo, Addison, for
New South Wales.

Pa:mourn, Mason 13.—Wind B. with strong breezes.—Arrived
the Mary, Thrift, from St. Sebastian's, in See days; and Lively,
Trapp, from Baurdeaus.
Manes 14.—Wind &N.B.—Sailed the Sandwich packet, fur
- Lighen ; Union Mart, fee Cadiz.
PIZSAMCZ, Maacit )11.—Arrived and sailed for London the
Thomas King, Williamson. from Denser ara--sailtd ttd January.
.1.1.1111.001, Mates 14.—Arrived the James, M'Guines, from
Lisbon; and New Harmony from Charente.
Poway, Manor 15.—Arrived the Catherine, Brown, from St.
Ander°.
Gitaastocn, Manor U.—Arrived the Bannockburn, —, from
Mamma.

PROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, MARCH 14.

The Undaunted. 46, Captain Clifford, C.D. and Pal-
las, 42, Captain Fi:sclarence, are appointed to the Ply-
mouth station.

The G4latea, 46, Captain Napier, C.B. and Briton,
46, Hon. Captain Gordon. are placed under the orders
of the Commander-in-Chief at t is port.

The Rose sloop of war, Commander Travers, was to
hare Rio Janeiro on the VOth of December for the Cape
of Good Hope, with Commodore C. M. Schoenberg on
board.

The Lightning steam. vessel, Lieutenant Bisset, towed
the Thrac►an and Ontario sloops of war out of harbour
this rni ming, and proceeded with them totbe Shingles
Shoal, to endeavour to weigh the Nightingale schooner,
lately lost there. She has shifted off the Shoal into
d. ep water, and there is a probability of raising her.
The Arrow, Lieutenant Brooking, wilt also assist her.
The Onp, 10, Lieutenant Boteler, arrived on Wed-
nesday, f►om Plymouth, and yesterday the Arrow cut-
ter from a cruise. This morning arrived the Confiauce
steam vessel.
The French smack Le Bienfaisante was seised at this
port on Tuesday last, with 4,725 yards of silk and satin
found concealed on board, under the ballast.

Oa the 6th instant, the -Eagle revenue cruiser, Lieut.
St. Quinton, Commander, brought to off Portland,
alter a 'pis iced chase, the sloop La Concorde, of Clot-
bourg, with seven men, four F:ench, and clime Engii.h;
during the chase the cargo was thrown °verb-aid, ten
casks were picked up, and deposited in his Majesty's
Cu tons-home stores ar Weymouth. In two of the
casks were found, usefully packed, newly 1000 yards
bi.k• On the same day, by the s me officer, •a,
detained 'he sloop Eliza, of Pool, strongly suspected of
having desuoyed her cargo at.° in the chase. She has
also detained the Venus lugger, a few days from Bou-
logne, on suspOion of smuggling; and the Hawke,
manse cutter, has picked up 150 tubs of spirits, which
it is believed the above vessel threw overboard. The
EJipse, of Yarmouth, which was detained by the tit-
ter cutter last week, had no smuggling spirits on board
at the time of her capture, but she was detained, be-
cause it was suspected she was flashing off lights, or
otherwise making signal& to the shore, and for which
offence, two c flier crew have been committed to Win.
Chester gaol.
DIIVONPORT,.bIasen 14.
The Pyramus frigate la shortly espected to be put into com-
mission.

Orders were received on Thursday to 6t the Royalist with an
dispatch for sea—supposed fur Lisbon.
The Plumper gun.bng, 10, lately returned from Africa. and
paid uff at Woolwich, has been found tit for afrvice, and is again
lialug for the African station.

Tie Ransoms, 10, is fitting at Woolwich, for the packet service.
In Hiotosse--liritannia, Kent, Warspitc, Pallas, Zebra, Nim-
rod, Cordelia, Badger, Royalist, Magmft, Leveret, and Meteor
SteaMel.

Commander George Haye, of his Majesty's Alp Raleigh, is
promoted to the rail of Captain ; and his First Lieutenant.
tilt William Dickson. Bart. is promoted to the fault of Commlo-
der, and appointed to the Raleigh, oo the Mediterranean station.
gy a Goverment order, all 44-item frigates are in future to be
built to eat ry 34 pounders on the main deck ; and as the cerrooades
will br 3Y-pounders. there will be the great advantage of having
only our kind o allot.
By • reguLitwo just promulgated from the Admiralty, the uni-
form cost to the Metes' blidshipasem Ste. of the Royal Malty,
will be as directed in the order of the Ist of January, 18t5. with
the button us •pecilled in the artier of the 18th of Dec. 18%7.

• Tb.: unitutm tit the Matra at tbe Itoy4l.lllarises is ur.irred by
4br Lurus of the Asingtaky to Its all MSS IS that worn by bis
1144P:sty's weeps of the line.
A boat hrtooging to the Bovisand Preventive Station. was upset
yesterday elf the ilreakwasre, and the nun tusuetunately drowned.
He has kit a widow and two children. _ _ _

Susissac, Ucc. I S.—The Three &others, Loos, from Liverpool
to Coeague, wbicb ran es shore near Charlotte town, Prince Md.
ward's Island, in October, afterwards coated at, and arrived at
Cocaine, has b u coldemoed and sold. and is now lying so the
beach. Ihe George is loaded to a greater draught of water than
Or re is on the oar at cioninun tides, unless during north or north-
east gales, when it is imp risible to get to sea. This ship is now
lying aground on the bar in the ice, and in a daggers.. situation.

The gre.tter part of the Irish Bishops, we ate happy
to hear, hive determined to tome to England, with a Petition to
"the Kole against the measure now before Parliament.
A se:set and rather mysterious investigation has
be n going on for some time at the Royal Military Col•
lege, st Sand ursi. The investigation has been insti-
tuted by the Supreme Board, and the result promises
to be an immediate redaction, on a large scale, in that
establishment.—Windsor &rem.
Thursday Jight a robbery was committed at Leices-
ter. The amount of the property stolen is absut 3.0001 s
io value. A banker's parcel containing notes of the
above value, was given to the Guard of the Globe
Sheffield coach, to be conveyed to a banker's (the agent
of the country bankers) in London. It is said that be
guard was "touted" (watched and followed) from the
Bank, and that while he was in tbs yard of the Bell
Inn, at Leicr ster, on Thursday night, the property was
extracted front his coat pocket. Information ol the
robbery was sent off to Landon by caress. to prevent
the notes bring changed at the Bank in London. It is
believed that the robbery was committed by some of
the " family" men who were seen on the road to the
late fight between Ward and Byrne, at Leicester. It is
supposed that the property has found its way to lb,
French metropolis.