Star.
London, England, 1825-08-18 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, Ana. l6.—Wiusi S.W. light breezes, and fine
weather.—Balled his Majesty's ship Tarns, on a cruise; Venus,
Cast, for Dublin; and Phoenix, Talmo's, fur Glasgow. Remains,
the Enterpt ize, steamer, for India.
PIOIIIANCE, Auo. 16:—Tbe Buoy lately laid down near the
andlestone parted from its moorings yesterday morning, and went
in the stream ; it has this morning been towed to this Pier.
PORTSMOUTH, Aua. 17. Wind W.—Arrived the William
and Ann, WILKINS, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed the Britannia,
&camas, for Odessa ; Pilchard, Court, and Commercial Packet,
Cortaro, for Malaga; and Toward Castle, Janney, for New
South Wales. Remains, the Asp, House, for the South Seas.
MAL, AUGUEIt 17.—Wind S.W.—Passed through for the
River the Duchess of York transport, from Cowes ; Louisa.
from Jamaica ; Betsy, Assns., from Genoa ; and Mary and Eliza, '
Darns, from Dublin. Arrived (torn the River, the Emily. Bunn,
for the South Seas,and remains with the Elphinaton.for Bengal, and
several brigs, names unknown.
Ltvaaroor., Aua. 16.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Tern Nova,
Povrev, from Quebec, sailed July 40; Endeavour, PAWN, from
Dantzic ; Success, Peaay, from Pernau ; and Alexander, Tanana,
from St. Petersburgh.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 17.
Stun Erman Istwaans—Symmetry,from Leghorn ; Two Bro-
thers, from Hansburgh ; Fame, from Liebau ; Scotle, from Peters-
•burgh ; MarnhuU, from Mogasiore ; Heres,from Calais ; Luna, from
Hamburgh ; Juno, from ;Messina; Fame, from Petersburgh; Vrow
retina' frbm Antwerp; London Packet, from Limerick; Mary
Ann, from Waterford.
Rana= Otrrwartas--St. Lawrence, for Quebec ; Chance, for
Hamburgh ; Helena, for Malta; Emile, for Ostend ; Clarkston',
for Jamaica; Cora for Cadiz; Alonzo, fur Bordeaux ; Provi-
.denee, for Newfbuskland.

Barons A NSELU, SOLOMON, CHARLES, and JAMES Di
Itoessonsa, have arrived in Well from Paris.
It was reported in the City yesterday morning, that
the Greek Committee have concluded a long pending
negociation with Lord COCITRANE, by which they agree
to furnish a large sum of money adequate to the ex-
pense of an expedition, the plan of which has been
•long considered by his Lordihip, and which will. be
immediately carried into effect in support of the cause
of the Greeks. Steam vessels, and all the apparatus,
it is said, are already prepared, and will shortly sail
under his Lordship's command.
Among the students in the Berlin University who
received gold prize medals on the Sd of August, was
nne of the name of MULLER, of Berlin, who has been
blind from his birth.
The Government Paper of Stutgard contains the sen-
tences of 17 persons, confined in the Castle of Hohenas-
perg, for having participated in a neasonable associa-
tion. Their sentences vary from four years to six months.
Don JUAN ROMERO ALPUZNTE has lately arrived in
London. Proscribed by the Government of Kiog. Fan-
DINA.ND, at the advanced age of eighty, after under-
going incredible hardships, he effected his escape to
Gibraltar, and from thence has sought an asylum in
this country. He was one of the most distinguished De-
puties of the Cortes during the period of the Constitution.
VAUXHALL GARDENS.—Last night, these Gardens
were brilliantly illuminated, in commemoration of the
Birth of His Royal Highness the Deke of YORK; and
upon no similar occasion do we recollect that the illu-
minations have been so brilliant. Triumphal arches,
done in variegated lamps, gave a beautiful effect to the
walks in front of the orchestra. Festoons of variegated
lamps also decorated the walk from the Chinese en-
trance to Fingal's Cave; and, in,order to display the
object of the Gala, the motto of 4.4 The Duke of YORK,
and the Army," wai executed in the most tasty manner
in the grand quadrangle; and the space appropriated
for the words was beautifully decorated with variegated
lamps. Two new Cosmoramas were also exhibited,
.one being a view of Rome, and the other of the Bay of
Naples. Tr e Company was namtrous, although the
evening •was far from being propitious. It was, in
fact, raining at intervals throughout the entire evening,
;Ind yetsdiere could not have been, at a moderate cal-
c,.l.nion, less than 6,000 persons in the Gardens.