Star.
London, England, 1822-06-22 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday, the Wnresntrrat, a 60 gun ship, was lauscbed at
Woolwich. Lady Coetzsts attended by Sir James and Mr.
CVSNACOHAY, the Cbief Commissioner, was conducted to the
stern of the ship, followed by a number of Ladies and Gentle.
men, where her Ladyship performed the office of Christening.
Several of the Nobility and Gentry afterwards went on board ;
and the company, which were exceedingly numerous, gradually
dispersed, highly gratified at the pleasing sight they had witnessed.
Faz.moirrs, Joss 20.-,Wind N.—Sailed the Osborn packet,
HAWKEY, for America; and Resolution, Cumin/as, fur Rouen.
Cowan, June 21.—Wind E.—Arrived the Hornby, Coatis.
situ. from Rio Janeiro, bound to Hamburgh.
PORTMOUTII, Joss 21.—Wind &E.—Arrived his Molested
ships Tams', front Jamaica ; and Fix, from a cruise.
Diaz, Just 41.—Wind E.—Came down from the River and
sailed, the Catharine, Vous°, for Valparaiso and Lima ; Betsy,
Sawn, for Tobago; Caroline, Demo?, for Malta; and Snow-
den, Hunrnays, for Gibraltar.—Seven o'Clock.—Arrived and
remains, the Britannia, °mats, from Leghorm.
Panama, Just in.—Arrived, the brig Sisters, Capt. Janes
BaoAD, from Gallipoli, with a cargo of oil, bound to St. Peters-
burgh, and sailed almost immediately, after having received a
few supplies ; brig Anne, Captain N. PWITBRATE, from Venice,
with a general cargo, bound to London and proceeded almost
immediately, the wind being favourable—eight weeks passage;
ketch Hope, Captain Courts, from Leghorn, with a cargo of
sundries, for Liverpool; and the French schooner la Creole, of
Brest, Captain Basis; with a cargo of sundries from Brest fok
this port.
AFFAIR or rut Swattow.—A letter from Gibraltar of the
30th ult. states, that Mr. Douotas, the British Consul at Tan-
gier, in consequence of instructions from Lord Barnum, has
applied to the Emperor of Mosoceo to demand satisfaction fee
the affair of the Swallow, but that the Emperor had evaded the
demand by declaring that the rebellion which then existed in a
great part of his dominions rendered inquiry impossible. It will
be recollected, that the Swallow, a merchant vessel, sailed from
Gibraltar for Oran in the 21st June, 1821, and being becalmed
near Melilla, was taken possession of by three Moorish armed
boats, on the lit of August, and broken up. The master and:two
of the crew were made prisoners.

Richard Winslett, an industrious and well-known respectable
fanner, of Richmond, was driving one of his large teams, loaded
with his neighbours, to Monbey Races, on Wednesday last, and.
accidentally running against a spur post within a mile of the
course, bis waggon was overturned, and his head so terribly
bruised and lacerated, that although he had the most skilful at-
tendance, he died en Thursday night, leaving a widow and family.
The contents of the literary Gaxelte of this day, (No. sae) are,
—Reviews of Miss Porden's Coeur de Lion, Galt s Novels, s'.
mood's Switzerland, Council of Ten, Burkhardt's Holy Lane,
Porter's Babylonia, Dagley's Compendium of Drawing, In 2i .
pro, with full illustrations of each, embracing much novel and
interesting matter, such as a Picture of Female Society In Bag.,
dad, present State of Babylon, remarkable Account of the
Drums, Scottish Manners, Swiss Anecdotes, Modern Criti-
cism, Ake. Ste. Description of a Hydraulic Orrery; Crick:Mims
on Inhibitions of Art; Original Poetry. The Pons Asine
rmit
In the Life of Man, a humorous Sketch of Society; Account of
the Veil of Queen Mary Stuart, a Relic of that Princess as
sainted by the Jesuits. The Drama, Variedes in Science, L.
tents'', 84. A Tale for Astronomers, Boa Mots, and other
akendog Reading.
This Weekly Journal, containing ForevAscaul Columns of
Original Matter, is regularly published everf SATU/DAT, On a
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Owe anunbte, and mot Fisica' Portage, throughout the King-
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the of nearly Two Hundred Miles Rom Town.
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