Star.
London, England, 1813-08-20 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST it.

Arrived the Government packets Essex and Sally.
from Liverpool, bound for the Brazils. Sailed the
Little Catherine packet, foe Halifax ; Chesterfield, for
Jamaica; and the Chichester, for Surinam, all with
Mails.—Wind N.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST Is.

Put in here yesterday, to join convoy, the ketch
William and Esther, belonging to this port, Wtt.
LIAMS master, from Limerick, with a cargo of provi-
sions, bound to London. Arrived the brig Lady
Betsey, JAMES, from Limerick; and the sloop Frieads'
Adventure, CHAPMAN, from Waterford, both with
cargoes of wheat, &c. for this port ; the Industry,
LONGMAID ; Mary and Matilda, QUILL= ; Yeoman's
Glory, COOPER ; and the Sisters, LONOWAID. from
Wales ; Venus, Put; from Poole ; Sprightly, Suer-
HERD, from Padstow ; Sampson, PAnszn, from
Gloucester ; Cork Rump, SHAH, from Poole ;—and
the Lord Wellington, idaocucx, from Portsmouth.
We understand a ire was discovered yesterday mor-
ning on board of his Majesty's ship Butwamr, of 74
guns, the flag-ship of Rear Admiral DURHAM, lying
in Cawsand Bay, which had a very alarming appear.
ante, but by the very great exertions of the officers
and crew, it was soon extinguished, without doing
any material damage. Arrived the Three Brothers,
Loxxs, from Exeter; Hero, Bann.rrr ; and the
Mary, Blown:, from Wales; and the Union, TREN-
NICK, from Dartmouth ; the Taunton, belonging to
Cardigan ; Frederick, SEABORN master, from Dun-
dalk, with a cargo of provisions for this port ;-.-antl
the ARCHER gun brig, from Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 19.

Sailed his Majesty's ships BOYNE, 98 guns, Capt.
BURLTON ; SABRINA, 18, Captain MACKENZIE ; and
the Prevoyante store.ship,, with a large fleet under
convoy, for St. Andero, Lisbon, and into the Medi-
terranean ; the PROMETHEUS, 16, Captain Roatasoss
and Jaszt:a, 18, Captain WATTS, with convoy for
Cork ; the BELLONA, 74, Captain MACKINLEY, and
EGMONT, 74, Captain BINGHAM, for off Cherbourg..
His Majesty's ship MAGICIENNE, 36, the Hun. Capt,
GORDON, has made the preparatory signal for sailing
for the horse transports bound to Passage; they art
now dropping down to the Easternmost part of Spit.
head, and will sail is the morning, should the wind
be fair.—The Avian, 50, Captain DICKSON, sails
, lyith the convoy for Brazil, instead p North Ante.
rica, as mentioned.—Wind N,

HARWICH, AUGUST IR,

No foreign arrivals for these two daps past.-,TM
Beaufoy, Captain Nona's, and the Little Auckland,
Captain LYNNI, sailed yesterday evening with the
Mails of the 17th—the former for Gottenburgh, and
the latter for Heligoland.—Wind N.W. .

DEAL, AUGUST IL

Came down from the River the Recovery, Bums,
for the South Seas ; the Mary Ann, --, for Rio
Janeiro; and the Tobago, htLact.aami, for Tobago,
and sailed with the whole of the outward•bonld zner.
chantmen, transports, coasters, and colliers, under
cnnvoy of the Virtu and ELIZA cutters, fa Ports.
mouth.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Yowl, trom *
cruize off Flushing.—.ailed the 2411111CVAT frigatf,
for the ltiver ; and the FKOLIC sloop of war, for
Portsmouth.—. Wind S.
GREENOCK, AUGUST NI.

The Malvina, Dowws, one of the West-India fleet,
for this port, from St. Martin's. sprung a leak, and
bore up for Bermuda, under charge of the SUlUntla
frigate. His Majesty's ship COQUETTS, Capt. Snip.
sow, has arrived in Fairy Roads. The Royal George
cutter arrived from a cruize on Saturday, and sailed
again same day.

The Fortitude, Pours, from Davis's Straits iu
arrived at Southwould ; and the Ferseverance,l.zwist
has arrived at Hull from Greenland.
Last week, as a small vessel, with several hands
and passengers on bawd, was coming round from the
Troon to Ayr, she sprung a leak, and her danger
being perceived by the boat's crew of the EuroPe,
which was in the bay of Ayr, they put off to her re•
lief, and had just time to save the persons on board,
for in one minute after they were taken out of her, the
bark went t ) the bottom.
There is now living at Leeds a youth, in the 21st
year of his age, lately discharged from the ad Rep
giment of Foot, who received eighteen wounds at Sa.
lamanca, viz. seventeen by sabres, and one by a mus.
ket-shot, the ball of which has not yet been extracted.
A Gentleman, who has lately travelled through
part of Essex, Suffolk, Cambridge, the 14e of Ely,
and Lincolnshire, states, that the crops this year elf
the most luxuriant he ever witnessed, and far exceed,
ing an average crop.
CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, AUGUST W.
Although we had no fresh arrivals of Wheat this morning, yet
our market is abundantly supplied by the overflowing of our pre-
vious supplies. Very few sales were effected to-day,'lsaving bit
little demand; and Wednesday's prices could not be obtained by
2s. per tivartermatark7 continues escrediull dull sale. the de,
nand being very trilling.—Oats move (Otiosely, at Wodiwoday's
prices.—Pesa are rather cheaper, aad beans scarcely support last
prices.—l.Ln other Grain no alto— --
12gItsh.
Wheat, Kent and Edam, 1004.

Fore*.
Wheat, Americus Os. 04.
per quartet.
Ditto. DaMax 110 s. 310 s.
Dino, Beide ite.l 110 s. 11/041.
I*m, Hambrp' or

►upe. per quorter.
Ditto. FuE4lk, ins. 10Se.
Ditto, Norfolk, SOL 9ist

Rye 50s. ilfe•
/Maley 445. 443 e. Fuae 00e. 00s.

White Peas, NIL 90e. hollers,

Bremen, 808. 10118.
Ditto. Brabant Red SM. 1008.
Rye, 50s. See.
Bsrley, 40s. 418.
Oats, Brew,
Oats, Feed,
Wbite PCS% 9.55.
Grey Ditto, 0102. Sibs.
Small Brans,
Tick Beam
Au ettC4ll Aggro 7% to 751.

POs. 00s.

Grey, ditto, 611 a 'Oa.
Small Beans, 70.. 711 a
'llea 40. a.m. ¢ph Fine 001.

. ..
Oats. Put,tus, 40s. 465.
Ditto, }upland, 30s. 441.
Ditto; Feed, 945. 40s.
Fine Flour, per Sack; 950. 1001.