Star.
London, England, 1824-12-14 00:00:00

NATAL I AII'ELLIGENCE.

The Almweti, Houtenn, from London to Ha=burgh, has pat
into Christianand leaky, and must discharge.
The Camperdoune, Raauxec, from Petersburg*, was driven no
shore near Drogoe, about the Nth ult. but expected to be got of
The Fidelity, Peansow, from Memel, has put into Copenhagen,
having been on shore on
The Ilsacutzs,Deirah?rg.Tanowats, arrived at Pottnnouth Oa
Saturday, from Deptford, and embarked 134 male convicts for New
South Wales, under the cam of Mr. Gowns, Surgeon, R N.
The Lau, tender to the BIORANDIA, arrived at Portsmouth es
Monday Knight, from Plymouth, and sailed again on Thursday;
the Vasa and Scoanon tenders proceeded to sea on Thursday also.
The Quasi. tender arrived from a cruise on Tuesday.
The Minerva, arrived at Dartmouth, saved the crew of the Ja-
nus, Guam. of North Shields, by taking them off the wreck on
Monday settsoight, in bt. 47.46. N. long. 16. W.
The. Helene-Charlotte, from Randers for Loudon, was stranded
on the night of the 13th of November, on Manoe. The crew was
saved by the Custom-house cutter : the cargo was washed away,
and no hopes of getting the ship off.
Fausoun, Dec. 12.—Wind W.—Arrived from the Downs, the
Lady FAO, Tunas; for New South Wake • Planet, BA sCIAT
and Arundel, Foss, for Jamaica • Lord Wellington, Ricuaans,
for Sierra Leone. te bast, the dambridge, Mason, for Jamaica;
and the Julius, JACICSOS, for St. Kitt's, with loss of jib-boom.
Ptessoneu, Dec. 12.—Wind W.—Arrived front the Downs, the
Lady Arabella, RuNnass, for South America ; Harvey, Them, for
Van Diensan's Land. Sailed the Lady Amherst, faux, for the
South Sear; George the Third, Pomavrau., for Jamaica, with
several others. Remain the Competitor, Gower; and Bethke
WATTH. The Ruth, for Jamaica, has been got off the Rocks,
much damaged.
Poarsmourn, Dee. 13.—Wind W.Arrived from the Downs,
the Fleetwood, Boca; and Nesbit, GILA'', for Jamaica; Fortitude,
RICHARDS, for Barbadoes • and the Caledonia,—. for ildhoa.
Dray Dan. 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Passed through for the River,
the Eden, PLUM( from Oimpeachy; Harbinger, —, from
Quebec ; and the Royal Recovery, ' from the Westward. Ar-
rived from London and remain, the Sylph, Mums, for Port-au-
Prince; Richmond, Minoteson, for Moradore; and the Nimble,
Ramon, for Smyrna.
Livearocit., Dec. 12.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Dickens,
Paocroa, from Alexandria ; Kehl& Wood, PORTO'S, from Que-
bec; and the Horatio. Seams, from ditto—sailed 14th November.
The Union, from this place,-was still on shore on bee beam-ends.
Quuac, Nov. 11.—The passengers of the Harlequin, 11 it,
from London, have come up to Quebec, And confirm the reports
in circulation of her lacing ashore at Green island. They state that
she struck on White Island reef, en Tuesday night, the 2d instant,
and in getting off, filled so rapidly, that to save the lives of the pas-
sengers and crew, she was run ashore at Green Island, near the
tight-house, and that it is not probable that any of the cargo can be
saved undamaged. The vessel is a total wreck. The Harlequins
was a new ship, of 580 tons, launched last spring, and had a gene.
ral cargo on board, valued at 50,0001. The Harlequin had neatly
a hundred and fifty tens of Government stores on board, among
which was a considerable quantity of clothing for the Royal Anil-
key in the Canadas. The materials for the building eight new les-
, sell were on board, and we are told that some of them will, in car
sequence of the copper work for eke huffs being Nast, be now not
undertaken. Three schooners have been dispatched to the wreck
from this port. The following are the passengers in the Harle-
quin :—Mr. 'CRACK, Mr. Ilts.tas, Hon. Mr. Goanox, 76th rr.
giment, and Captain Timm.
The brig Emma, Rue, for London, which was dismasted on
Sunday, the 7th inst. at Hare Island, is now lying on the rocks,
with loss of masts, anchors, and cable*. Captain Rae, Mr.
LAMDLY' harbour master, and two other persons, went down this
morning to survey her. She was loaded by Mr. &mum. ADAMS,
and had a full cargo of deals.
The brig Union, after a passage of sixty days, having sailed on
the Bth of September last from Liverpool, was announced by a te-
legraphic report as ashore on the south Side of the island of Orleans,
near the Church of the parish of St. Laurent, ten miles below this
port, on Tuesday afternoon last (9th inst.) Captain Drsaar has
slue come up to town. The Union had lost both anchors and
windlass is the late gale of Kamouraska, and was brought up with
the Intiellest exertions on the part of the 00cers and crew to the
place whore. she grounded on Monday night. The Union went
Odors at high spring-tide, and from the situation she is in at pre-
sent, it is feared, by persons who have been down to her, that
she cannot be got of this fall ; she had a general cargo.