Star.
London, England, 1817-11-17 00:00:00

NATAL INJELLIGENCE.

MILFORD HAVEN. NOVEMIIER 14.
Arrived the Kosdlia, RivYu, trum kL J ineiro for
Atnwerp ; Kariba, CAnnnix, from Bonnie:nix for
London; Lovely Nclly, HAMM %VE tram M:rAmi-

chi for Pembroke; Sc Indin4vi4n, Btstow, from
Cette for Stockholm. Sailed the Diligence and An-
telope, Admir ilty cutters, on their respective cru'z-s.
His Majesty's ship Buiromairr, Captain Prucavar.,
remains. Th, Judith, I-it:cues, from.Yarmoutli for
Dublin, has been driven on shore on Nangle Point,
in this harbour, and much damaged.—Arrived on
his Igor to Ireland, Lieutenant Tristaavien, of the
f.Bth Regiment, oi e of the survivors of the m.. 1 on-
choly shipwreck of the sloop William and Mary.
with passengers from Bristol to Waterford, lost near
Cardiff, in the neighbou-hoi,d of which he has been
ever since, traversing the shore to and the remains a
his lovely wife (to whom hr had been married but a
lew weeks) in which he succeeded, but in a m Est
shucking mutilated state. He was accompanied by
a Mr. IiCAIPHRETS, cousin to the Mr. and Ksses
Bananas, who also suffareil : he came over frost) be-

land for the same melancholy purpose, but sncceeded
only in discovering the remains of the cider Miss
BARRON, who, with Mrs. TIKBATILII, were deposited
in lead shells, and put OR board a vessel at Cardiff,
for Ireland. It is extraordinary, of the number 100
so near the shore, the above, with the body ot
Miss Buntc.ws (conveyed to Bath), are the only re-
mains funnel, although a reward ot tes h.r the cl:sco-
vet). of each body ;s ff:red.
LI-MOOCH NOVE:M3LA IS.
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Arrived the Midas, BatonAm, from Pengal, ..tiled
13th June in company with the General Graham and
Pitornt, for London. The Ceres, Bitosex. for Liver.
pool, was to sail next day. On the 14th July lett the
C.ornwailis, mid. Juliana, for Laedon, at Madras. Toe
LiverpodS GRZENg, from Calcutta, for Lire Tool,
passed the Midas off Ascension 2.1 October ; on 24th
August, in lit. 29. 45. S. long. CI. 27. E. W3S
boarded by the Argentura Buenas Ayres privateer ;
on the llth October, in lat. 8. 59. N. long. 23. 32.
spok* the Kroon &mina, front AuteterJaus,
for Batavia, with tviops.

FOWEY, NOVEMBER Is.
The William. ‘VHETLIZEL, of London, fell over to•
day and was bilged s her cargo is t..king out, and she
is considerably damaged.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 14.
Wind from S. to S.W.—Arrived the Queen Char-
lotte Packet, him the Brazils, with a Mad, last from 1,
Pernambuco, in 33 days ; also the Walongliam
Packet, with a Mail Irom Gibraltar and Malta, in
nine days from the former. The brig Active, CAB.
BACt, which put back leap on the S I inst. got aground
in going into the Dock at St. Mawes last night, and
when the tide left her, she tell over on her beam-ends,
broke in the whole of her starboard side, and appears
so much injured as to he irreparable.
poitTsmou NOVEMBER 16.

Wind S. W.—Arrived yesterday the sl,terg trans-
port, f►om the Cape, from whence she s tiled 2‘2,1 Sep-
tember ; with° day the Trent transport, frum Gi-
braltar, with part of the 12th and 35th Regiments of
Foot on board.—.-SAiled the Alexander, Pomona, and
Sisters transports, for Chatham.
HARWICH, NM EMBER is.
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Arrived the CuArlotte paelzet from Gottenburgh.
Sailed the Thetis packet for Gottenbitrgh ; the Lady
Nepean packet for Holland ; and the Eclipse picket
for Cushaven, .ill with snails.
PF.AI„ NOVYMBEit

Wind S.W.—Arrived and :.tiled for the River, the
Friends; SrEettxxiio's ; and Brilliant, YOONO, from
the Cape 5 Ocean, AREOWSMITII, fromll..n,luras ;1
Trio, SMITH. from Leghorn; and Mars, HWPIWI f., in
146 days from Buenas Ayres. The nit) left at 1.-g-
-horn the brig Mary, Winans, which sailed I (OM
Alexandria, and.put into Tunis, where the. Malter,
his son. and the whole of the crew died (except one
irtan) of the plague. Came down from the River,
the Kite, for St. Domingo : William Lushington,
'or St. Kitt's; Essex, Jur Calcutta ; Numa, for Gre-
nada ; Norfolk, How, for Tobago; and the Lord
Cochrane, for Jamaica.
DOVER, NOVEMBER is.
Sailed this morning the Defence, Captain ADAM,
for Calais, with passengers ; and this afternoon the
Chichester packet. Captain RUTTER, with the French
Mails for that port.
NOVEMBER 16.—Arrived last night a French
packet', with a Mail from Calais. Sailed early this
morning, the Lord tiancan, Captain Pascoe, with
a Mail and passeogers for Ostend ; and the Cumber-
land, Captain BLAKE,.for Calais, with passengers.
Arrived this day the Lord Duncan, Captain HAMiL-
TON, from .Calais, with passengers. His Royal
Highness the Duke of KENT is said to have gone to
London via Ostend. Lord HOLLAND is expected
here to-morrow tram Calais.

Sir JOHN COS HIPPIBLZY has mused in ROME upon
some impsrtaut business.
Newmarket Coursing Meeting will commence w
Course, on Monday the 24th instant.
PPOlLllll.—Randall and Parish are. to meat on Thursday, the
47th instant, w thin twenty miles of London, for 0 Guinea..
Randall ia the (woods, s to 1. Turner and Harmer we at
.Shretesbury, on their way to Wales, on a armies tom.

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