Star.
London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLVENCE.

lids morning., at ten o'clock, here was nothing on the Board
of Linea's, hut two pages full nn the Books of losses.
rano TNT ROA ND OE THE NEW fIOCLANN COPTIER•HOWIR.
livvßEool, Dre. 7.—The Ellesmere and the Runcorn, steam.
rickets, were rut, down by a eat during the gales, and nin,
h per-
gen S w•oned, Off the port this evening, the Dido,
from Philadelphia.
The Islizabeth,trom Cork to London, has been o shore on the
Nt of Esyez, but got off, with loss of rudder, and anchors
coa
and cables.
The Edward and Mary, Morsraor, from Cork to Hull, is
teDlic Ina near the Land's End ; crew saved.
The Vigilant, I'Ans, from liarnburgh to London, and Evor,
T1,.11.1., tram London to Ilia% are lost on the Gundeet ; crew

g:rtAL
The Chance, Brim, is sunk off Flamborough !lead; crew

evcd.
Atm, Loots, of Exeter, is on shore on Corton Beach.
31ertbaro, Mom Alentouth to London, is sunk near die
tAriwr Sand t cress. saved.
Thr Little Mary, CoLe of London, is sunk in ifolleslry Bay.
'!t Fortune, Low, of Whitby, is sunk near Lynn—erems

•nh. Ann, of Whitby, coal laden, is lost near Scarborough--
w saved.
1.-AomeTN, Dec. 6.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the George!! Ii
f oni London for Madeira. Sailed the Doke of Kent (2) packet,
; and Lady Wellington, for the Mediterranean. Put
hack the Apollo, and Alexander. ft blew yesterday afternoon,
and the „reatest part of the night, a tremendous gait froin S. %V.
and we scarcely ever recollect seeing a more heavy stns running
lulueen the Ca.:de of Pendennis and St. Nla we's. A boat in
over to the latter place filled, and two of the crew
were drowned.
prc, v:eiable.-s-Arrlved the Smyrna, Esau en, from
toncion for Smyrna and Constantinople ; and Prince F..-nest
nide, from New York—sailed 9th November. Sailed the
fur Honduras, on the 3d hats but is again off the har-
bour thi. mot-4111.g.
l) o. 7,--Arrived the Eagle, IloaNsv, from gm-
; 31111 Hoban'. from London.
r„ar.stoctu, Dec. IL—Wind S.W.—Passed hr, the Wylon,
C, I-ON, for St. John's, New Brungwick.—Six o'clock, Wind
N.V.—Passed by the Lady Ann, 31631 u RDO, for the Cape. The
.7; 'r n about to sail on a particular service, and. r Commodore
K.C.ii. wi:l zendezvous at Plymouth—consisting
o •h, Gi.over.vrEn, 74 (broad pendant); PHA [TON frigate, Cap-
t.in:33l;tir; F.mac, 26, Captain JOSIX Lawaxaca, CAL VA-
, .-; 26, Captain J. Nloaaar ; and ilrAt.erni, 18, Captain
. The ilnacoe.l6, Captain Dawsnss, which it was
t :tent was to j;dn the squadron, sailed troth Plymouth on
Ttit the West Indies. All the ships are to have the
r t f their crew completed to the war establishment. The
will go out of this harbour en Monday, and sad on
W, for Plymouth ; on which day the C.i.aucesvxa (wind
riza.:-a,..1 will leave the Note. for the same port. The com-
-I,:an,r; oi the Ptiarrox has beta increased from 255 to 500
me:. wilb all Additional Marine Officer; that of the Vatoitors,
175. The CA1.130141,4 Lieutenant Jewscz, sailed this
ri (got Chatham, with newly-raised men for the Gwynn.,
Th., island of Cuba is reported to be the destination of
I,ladron. Sir blenztliv Alaxwaaa. is daily expected to ar-
rive, to cconnsission the Burros frigate, at present ordered to be
ft:t%; for the ('Cannel service.

Pr At., 7.—\Vind NV. S.W.—Put back last night, the
for J:•maica, with sails split and mainmast sprung.—
AirivrO :his morning and sailed for the River, the British Tar,
um Queltec. Came down from the River last night
t!.., :Earle:, for the South Seas; Charles, for Tobago;
,i.nt teen. for Earbadoes ; Feliciano, for New Orleans; the
for \'an 111... m tad ; Alfred, for Tobago; W Ater-
:al, ;a: ; 13..1tic Nlerchant, for Grenada; James Harris,
ar.d Robert, for Mmitserrat.
b —Wind S.S.W.—Put back yesterday and remain with
ri;, Basey, fot Tobago. Arrived to-day and sailed
r River, the Symmetry, ()RAM, from St. John's (N. 13.) ;
.1.11. t, al‘Conmactz, from the C..pr of Good Ilope.
ft:NZANC:F., llge. 7.—Put back the schooner Active, of Yell'
• :a, Captahi Bina:sr, bound to the Aletliterranean, with a
t. of Pilchard,. Arrived the smack Amity, of Penzance,
C...tain 11 e.ira, nom London, with a cargo ut sundries ; the
!,.I..ek Got -a li.tent, of Pettzance, Capt.,in Oars, (rum PlyOloUth,
v..., a car;_to of summit..., the smack 3Jayflower, of Penzance,
.in .Juror a, from ditto, with a cargo of •undries. The brig
• aril Mary, of Cork, Captain INlocteraov, was wrecked
~.IVvdtlesday night near Cape Cornwall; she was coming lion)
1... 1;r, bound to !lull, with a cargo consisting of 470 barrels of
t.vi,ions. Captain and crew saved—vessel and cargo lost.