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(FROM 01t OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.
Lord Canning in his schooner yacht Gondola ; E. N.
Harvey, Esq , in his brigantine yacht Menai ; and the
lion. Henry Upton, in his yawl yacht Morning Star were
lying at Naples on the 16th ult. On the 25th his Lordship
arrived at Genoa; on his passage he had the misfortune to
lose ore of his crew (James Wheeler of Ryde, J. W.,) in a
gale of wind in the night of the 19th off Elba. The poor
fellow fell from the jib-boom ; every exertion was made to
save him, but he was never seen to rise-
The Gondola atAl Menai are expected home in April.
A letter has been received front Captain Corry, of her
Majesty's ship Barham, dated Malta, Jan. 24, °by which
we learn that we may expect that ship's arrival in Eng-
land in a week or ten days. The Captain's cutter yacht
Pet is fitting out here with all haste, to be ready to join the
Barham the moment she arrives.
Lord Exmouth has purchased the Flower of Yarrow of
Mr. Charles Smith, and the Secretary of the Royal Yacht
Society has sold the Hon. C. H. Cult's cutter yacht Midge.
The Crusader schooner yacht will sail from Cowes for
Naples, to receive her owner, Robert Meiklam, Esq.
The Earl of Yarborough's yacht Kestrel is hauled up on
Mr. Joseph White's patent slip to be lengthened 13 feet
4 inches in midships; she is to be yawl-rigged next sum-
mer. There is also on the same slip Sir Joseph Copley's
cutter yacht Witch, and Mr. Halsey's cutter yacht Fanny ;
the former to be coppered, the latter to have her accommo-
dations altered. Mr. A. llill's schooner yacht will be
ready for launching from-thc same yard in the beginning of
May.
Mr. M. Ratsey has the Hon. Augustus Morton's cutter-
yacht Elizabeth on his shipway undergoing extensive te•
pairs. The Hon. Lindsay Burrell's yacht lengthening six
feet ; and is building a felucca for J. Beardmore, Esq.
G. H. Achers, Esq., has a new three-toasted schooner
yacht of 375 tons, building by Mr. Ruble; and the Rev.
Denis George a cutter yacht of 60 tons by Mr. Inman.—
Mr. Camper is lengthening the Hon. R. F. Grenville's
brig Charlotte 20 feet in midships, and increasing her
beam 2 feet 7 inches.

We are happy to find that there are several candidates
to be balloted for at the next general meeting of the Royal
Yacht Society, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-
street, on Saturday the llth of May. The Secretary has
several applications for yachts ; the funds of the squadron
are in a most flourishing condition, and the members ra-
pidly on the increase.
Wind W. S. W., fresh, very thick.—Arrived the Russian
brig Marasli, Captain Jancovich, from Antwerp, for Con-
stantinople.
The charge of mutiny by Captain Galt, of the American
ship Ulysses, from Baltimore for Amsterdam, against nine
of the crew, has been under investigation by the American
Consul at this port during the week, the Magistrates hav-
ing declined to interfere, the men being foreigners, and the
offence happening on the high seas. The particulars have
not transpired, but report says the outbreak was occasioned
by the Captain flogging one of the men; that the men had
fire arms; that one of them snapped a pistol twice at the
Captain; that it happened when they had been out but
nine days; that they had been fourteen days in irons; and
that the ship was worked for that time by the Captain, two
mates, the cook, the steward, and one seaman.