Star.
London, England, 1822-06-17 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Sit:it-by the dispatches for Bengal,- by the ship Marchioness
Ely, Captain linooe Kat-, were closed at the Bast India-
and delivered to the Perser of that ship.
e IVisciiirerint, of 60 guns, will be launched from 'Wooi-
ich Dock-yard on Friday next.
Ypstlante schooner yacht, Mr. &MAUD Mew, on a voyage
P •sore from Newport, encountered, a violent gale off the
let, Wight on Wedne.day, by which she lost two anchors and
had her bulk-head stove in, and her rigging and sails
la!) damaged. When off the Needles, the cries of tht
persons on board were distinctly heard at the Light
ioufe• but no relief could be afforded them. After being ex-
fir ten hours, she entered Portsmouth harbour about mid-
;fht ; and the Gentlemen on board have recovered from the ef-
mcta of their perilous situation.
FAIAOCTII, June I 4.—Sailed the Marquis of Salisbury packet,
LPOCK. for Jamaica. Arrived off the pert, the Agnes,
from Li..ban.
Jctc I.s.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Lady Wellington
.rket, tram the Leeward Islands—sailed front St. Thomas's
ie s:h ‘l.ly. Sailed the Alliance, !WET, for Demerara; and
;any. Csocomac, for London.
l'issrotorn, JrIL I 4.—Wind &E—Arrived the Creole, Coes"-
fi-orn Pernambuco.
r„ar,e,0,714, June 15.—This afternoon arrived the Ilcvor.u-
Tots: frigate front the Mediterranean, last front Gibraltar,
0%4.3y-five days. She brings no news. Left the squadron
tliwcll. 1 esterday the Haltom t 4, Capt. Fistrei, sailed for the
Ve%6ar:dland station. She took dispatches for the Governor,
lie, it is expected, will return to England shortly. The Es-
r:.fe, fa: the Cape, is now the only ship of war fitting fora fit-
,tatlen at Portsmouth. The Qum: CHARLOTTE and Ram-
: -4.nd-ships) are taken into duck; the A etn.t.o yacht is taken
future reduced establishments of the Deck-yards have
,I(l,,t:rinined by the Admiralty, and directions given to the

Board to carry them into effect.
J.-Lr 16.—Wind E.S.R—Arrived the Cambridge, Ham,
ata the Downs; off the Wight, the. Mersey, BEAULLT, from
Iwadoes. Sailed the Loyal Briton, PERMS, from St. John's,
,;hr Brunswick; and sailed the Cambridge.
DEAL, JUNIC 15.—Wind R—Arrived lag night and sailed for
'e River, the Fame, Ilvavisow ; and Mary Anna, Rows, from
imaica ; also arrived to-day the Durham, Dames, front Cha-
ate; and the George, from Bourdeaux. Came down front
River yesterday and sailed the Lady Borringdon, Ilunsov,
New Orleans; the Symmetry, DAVIDSON, for Demerara; To-
BAIGILIE, for Grenada; Madeira packet, M.Litt.:, for
; Salsria, •Wusoti for Jamaica. Arrived aryl .sailed for
le River, theFoshound, from the South Seas, &s. and Jane,

from South America.
eirasoow, June 14.—The Margaret, ELDRIDGE, arrived at
'hir.idelphia from Havannah, saw on shore on Carysfort Reef,
id' April, a full.riggerr brig, black hull, white streak, and ap-
:Ared to have been there but a short time. The Two Marys,
'On IN, arrived ..r New York from Mobile, saw on the 44th of
q,ril two brigs on shore on Ledbury Reef; one appeared to
at, driven over the reef, her sails were unbent, and six or seven
rakers round her.
Cart or GOOD Hors, Mutat 13.—The Eizabeth, Lissita,
Algoa Bay to Table Bay, is lost on Cape Recitffe crew
id to be saved.
Cr:cross-Hon* 'Joint IL—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
tiziiard and Ann, from Stangate Creek; Vigilant, from Peters-
argh ; Sir Joseph Yorke, from Calais - and Deux Freres,from
h.tikirk.---Cleared Outwards:—The Catharine, for Lima;

yrtrch, and Eclipse, for the Cape of Good Hope; Ann and
Orah, for Ilamburgh ; Snowdon, for Gibraltar ; Spring, for
iremen; Vteelde, for Antwerp; Saunders Hill, and Perkins,
,r Elsinore ; Fox, and Lady Cockburn, for Ostend; Four
!rothers, and Earl Bathurst, for Rotterdam; Ardent, for Bel-
; am! London, for Archangel.
1)1,1111BUTION or Pane-ME:cr.—The Belvidera, for the de-
tention of the American droit Hare, on the 20th instant, at No.
2.2, Arundel. street, Strand, and recalled there.—The Impreg-
%ble, for 75 kegs of spirits crept up by the Louisa tender, on
le 2.2. d inst. at the Office of Mr. Sconce, Plymouth-Dock, and
:called there on Mondays end Saturdays.
/11/01111ATION TO Mameres.—ln consequence of a representa-
ion made to the Committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's,'
that the crew of a vessel which was wrecked last W11)1CT near
Head, might have been saved had there been any place
f 7eftige on the cliffs, they entered into a correspondence with
.:,:r agent at Newhaven on the subject, and having ascertained
that caverns might be cut at a moderate expense, they submit-
ted the subject to the subscribers, and it having met with their
tpprohation, six caverns, with entrances three feet wide, and
fights of steps twenty feet in height terminating in an apart-
ment Light feet square, have been cut in the cliffs botween Cuck-
more and Beachy Head, and a place called Derby's Cave re-
paired, by which means mariners and passengers who may be
urfortunately Wrecked on that part of the coast of Sussex will
Row find a safe place of refuge from the dangers of the sea.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain J. W. Roberts is appointed to the Thracian, of 18
gars, at Chatham.
Lieutenant W. NEcill, sin of W. Nevffi, Esq. of Winchester;
11,1-. S. Bowden, Surgeon; Mr. Wilson, Assistant-Surgeon; Mr.
.1. Wood, Master; and Mr. W. G. Davis, Purser, are appointed
to the Jupiter, fitting at Plymouth, to take the Right Hon. G.
C.n.ing to India.
I.'..i.renant W. H. Lever is appointed to the Semaphore signal
s:ation at Beacon-hill, and Lieutenant C. Harrison to the station
or. Hobbs-down, near Compton, Sussex.
Appointments have now taken place to the twelve signal eta-
ti3us between the Admiralty and Portsmouth Semaphores, in-
Cu Ave.

ROYAL YACHT` CLUB.

The season of .assemblage for the Yachts' com-
posing this most useful Marine Institution having
propitiously set in, Cowes is already distinguished
by the arrival of the following Members: Tons.
•
The Marquis of ANCLZSZT, in the Pearl cutter, 113
C.; :alit the Hon. Sir Own.=
PAGET, in his Majesty's cut- Emerald, 85
ter the
11,2 ht Hon. Sir Auxins Poore, Union yawl, 45
Captain the Hon. P. B. Pau.aw, Giulia yawl, 42
The Hun. Witt.tass I-Ltar, Frisk yawl, 20
Sir GYARZE Tnomws, Bart. Eliza yawl 34
JAMES Masse, Esq. Sabrina cutter 84
THOMAS A. 5314711, Esq. Elizabeth yawl 65
OWEN WILLIAMS, Esq. Gazelle cutter, 78
JOHN SHAIESPEAR, ESE', Experiment yawl, "36
JOHN GORDON, Esq. Syren cutter, 32
Captain SvsiONDS, Cornwallis yawl, 22
Colonel SHIMMIES, Lord of the Isles yawl, 45
JAstcs WELD, Esq. Julia yawl, 43
J. P. Powatx, Esq. Briton schooner, 92
A. SWINTON, Esq. Louisa schooner, 24
11. l'Awars, Esq. , Falcon schooner, 90
Rev. GEORGIF: HOVER, Wellington yawl, 56
.1 S. PENutars, Esq. Mary yawl, 53
And the following are fitting out for immediate
cruizing: Tons.
Falcon ship, 181 Hon. C. A. Pri.m.m.
Antelope cutter, SO Lord Wii.counuar DZ BROKE.
Rebecca Maria yawl, 76 Sir VI/mum Corral, Bart.
:I"..ary schooner, 75 Viscount DILZRISU It sr.
Illia.ihrth yawl, 46 Joins ELLIS'S°, Esq.
/rid cutter, 71 THOMAS HALLITAZ, Esq.
Unicorn scbonner, 122 H. PA ZUNI, Fail.
ICZtte cutter, 24 THOMAS Lawns, Esq.
ylt of the Lake yavil, 38 Gaoling HALLIDAY, Esq.
Rue-tied Maid cutter, 7,9 THOMAS P. Wn.waits, Esq.
Arrow yawl, 90 iosera WoLD, Esq.
On Saturday, the Bth instant, was launched from
RATSF.Y'S yard, West Cowes, a beautiful Cutter-yacht,
48 tons, called the Ruby, built for Sir GEORGE
LEEDS, Hart. and overhursday came to anchor in the
Roadstead, from Loudon, the admired schooner
Musa?, 120 two (Virginia model), belonging to
Captain Berns, R. N.

Saturday morning a Committee of the House of
Commons proceeded by water in their barge, to view
the Commercial Docks, in order to ascertain whether
they were in a fit state for the reception of West In-
dian produce, Sec.

NA
San:lrby the di
c. Ely, Captain
"•
aloe, and delivr
The WINCIIIESTI
ich Dock-yard c
Ypstlante si
of pi-Aare from
Islets IVight on '
had her I
t.ta•
-I damaged.
tre 0,4 persons a
iioug% but no eel
oft. 4 fir ten hour
'lfht rand the GE
fKta of their peril
F41.1101.'111, Jur
prince. for .13
c: vm:s, from Lis
Jrsc I.s.—Wit
r7rss
,4, front the
s:h ,I.ty. Sa
}..;111y, ('socomlE
FLVNOCTD, JUN
r,r,rw. Goal Pen
r„its,...i,irrit, J
•I.);cesiss: frigate
twe:lty-five Jay
all wcll. 1 esterda
tiei6.trtdiand st;
who, it is expecte
r.:a it, fa: the Ca
,tailon at Pt
• -nai•d-ships)
Oa future r
dtt,rinined
Noe Board to c;
16.—ii
Uon, the Downs
1 i.l;l`.ldOeS. Saile
••,;w Brunswick
DEAL, JUNE if
et.: River, the F;
; also tar
ante; and the
the River yesterd
fa: New Orleans
fo
• ; ••11
eir River, the S
IVILET, from Sou
i;1....1.5G0W. Jeri
fron
2:,th April, a ful
I:trrd to have bi
arrived
!gi•
rd two brigs
Lar,: driven over
s rakers round k
Cart or Goon
from Algoa Bay
s..id to be saved.
Cr:nom-Ham
• Bar-card and Ant
burgh ; Sir Josep
Puokirk.--Cle
Nymph, and Eel
Sarah, for I lamb
Bremen; 'reek
t.sr Elsinore ; F
Brother;, and Ea
fa;: ; an.l Londot
Disi lummox
tendon of the AI
• Arundel•stre
cable, for 75 keg
the 2.2. d inst. at tl
r.calied there on
INFORAIATION I
tint made to the
th.-a the crew
B...ichy Head, n
tt %?fuge on the
agent at Ns
that caverns mig
ted the subject ti
approbation, six
Bights of steps t
reut eight feet s
more and Beach
paired, by whicl
urfortunately WI
now find a safe
1'
Captain J. W
sans, at Chathar
Lieutenant W
Mr. S. Bowden,
J. Wood, Alastc
to :he Jupiter, 1
Cal.ing to Indi
la.utenant
s:atioa at Beaco
ur, Hobbs-down
Appointment:
t:3l:s between
•
The seaso
posing this
propitiously
by the arriv:
Thellarquisot,
the HI
PAGET, in hi
ter the
J lot lion. Sir
Captain the Ile
The Hon. Wu
Sir GEORGE T,
JASIES Molar,
• Trsomas A. SI
°war Wit. is
JOHN SHAIESI
Jour GORDON
Captain SYMo
Colonel Sur=
Jaurs WILD,
• J. P. Powsu.
Swirrow,
• 11. rimers, I
Rev. GEORGE
.1. S. Pren.r.ai
And the