Star.
London, England, 1821-05-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Prince Regent and Castle Mindy were dispatched from
China on the 22d of January. The latter arrived at St. Helena
on the 10th of April ; the former, having sprung her.mizen-mast,
put into the Cape.
The Regret arrived at St. Helena from Bombay, on the 9th
of April.
The Marquis of Huntly and the Dunira had arrived in China
on the 29th of January. They sailed from Calcutta on the 18th
of October.
The General Hewitt was in let. 49. 25. N. long. 30. 7. W.
all well, on the 15th inst. She arrived at the Cape from China
on the 28th of February, and at St. Helena on the 31st March,
and sailed for England on the 4th of April.
LTMISOTON, Mar 28.—The Purser of the Hon. Company's
ship General Hewitt, landed here this morning.
Loss or vuz Crimeaus.—Extract of a Letter front Captain
LITDLOSTONR, of the Cerberus, East India ship, addressed to his
Owners, dated from the Cape of Good Hope, 19th March, 1821 :
—'. With heartfelt sorrow I inform you of the bas of the ship
Cerberus, on the morning of the loth, at three A.M. in conse-
quence of the ship missing stays. We were standing off and on,
waiting for daylight to come into Table Bay, she ran on shore
on the eastern side of the Bay, opposite Green Point. We had
great difficulty in saving the passengers, as the surf ran very
high on the beach. I had on board five ladies, seventeen chil-
dren, and four gentlemen. The distress we were in when the
ship struck may be more easily conceived than described. I
never saw such a melancholy sight before; the sea making a
fair breach over the ship : the boats, after hoisting out, were
upset, and five of the crew nearly lost their lives. One man,
Christopher Stevenson, in endeavouring to gain the ship from
the land, was drowned."
ORAL, MAY 28.—Wind N.W.—Arrived, the Marchioness of
Ely, KAY; Astell, Causwett; and Buckinghamshire, Alums,
from China; Mary Ann, YOUNG, from Batavia; Royal Char-
lotte, FORD, and Pyrennees, Orate, from Jamaica; Wellington,
PIASLCY, from St. Vincent's; the Frances, Harrow, from New
Brunswick; Sarah, VAN lIRYTHIRSIX, from Sierra Leone; the
Colonist, Salm, from Barbadoes ; Cheerful, Husa, from Rio
Janeiro for Ilamburgh ; Anil, Bauverow, from hlogadore ; and
Segar, Goonwm, from Jamaica. Came down from the River
and sailed, the Sophia, Hooraa, for Faro; Tobago, Batmam,
for Grenada; Navigator, Bauer, for Trieste; Elbe Waimea,
for Leghorn ; Diana, Bisnor, for Messina ; and Rip, Foarria,
for Havannah. Sailed, the Woodford, CHAPMAN, for Madras;
and the whole of the homeward-bound for the River.
FALMOUTH MAY 96.—Wind N.—Arrived the Acorn, Sums,
from Cadiz, 37 days.
Piemonte Mar 27.—Wind N.—Arrived the Indian, SPIL•
tea, from New South Shetland. Arrived off the port the Da-
vison, Jairimunow, from Sierra Leone for London. The Indian
has brought home the Master and part of the crew of the Cora,
wrecked on 6th January in the Harbour of Blyth, South Shet-
land; she has also got the boat's crew, consisting of eight per-
sons, belonging to the George, that were left on the Island at
Shetland.
PoarauourH, MAY 28.—Wind W.—Arrived the Pacific,
Caroline, Integrity, Industry, New Blessing, and Fiche trans-
ports, from Waterford; Atlas, Run, from Bahia ; Amity,
BARRI; and Lady Hamilton, ‘nar, from the Downs for the
South Seas.
HARWICH, MAT 28.—Arrived the Vansittart packet, with a
Mail from Holland.
Mitring, Mar 26.—Arrived the Meteor and Lightning,
steam-vessels, from London for Holyhead.
Conan-House, Mar 28.—Ships Entered Inwards :--The
Charles, from Tobago; Oscar, from Hamburgh ; Marys, from
Lisbon ; Caledonia, from Stettin ; Jenny, from Altona ;
Vigi-
lant, from Hamburgh; -Perseverance, from ditto; Agnes, from
Lisbon; Sprightly, from Genoa; Ceres, from Memel; Hetty,
from the South Seas ; Jane, from Dublin ; Fowey, from Cork ;
and Dryad, from Tobago.—Cleared Outwards: The Mentor,
for Naples; Durham, for Hamburgh ; Catherine, for Belfast;
Trade, for liamburgh ; Isabella, for Lubec ; and Lively, for
Rotterdam.—Cleared Outwards : The Orpheus, for Constanti-
nople; Frederick, for Gibraltar; Effort, for Stettin; Radius,
for New York ; Jemima, for Hamburgh ; George, for Rotter-
dam; Cumberland, for St. Johit's; and Maria, for Miranda'.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the' KING.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLArtaxes
left town for Busby Park.
Sir JACOB and Lady AirrtaT entertained a select
party to dinner on Sunday, at Holding's Hotel,
Hanover-square. In the evening her Ladyship had
a Concert, which was attended by many fashionable:
of distinction. '
At Lord GEORGE CAVENDISH'S rent-day, for his
Sawtrey tenants, Cambridgeshire, which took place
last week, after being treated with a handsome din-
ner, and plenty of home-brewed ale, his Lordship's
Steward sent the them individually into his room.
and returned 20 per cent. on the amount of their
respective rents.

YACUTVEVB.-

COWES, MAY as, le2l.

The Kum, it is understood, intends resuming his.
sailing pursuits within and round the Isle of Wight.
about the 20th of net month, preparatory to the'
Royal excursion to Dublin. His MAJESTY'S favourite•.
yacht, the ROYAL GEORGE, whose sailing vies with
that of the fleetest frigate, is under immediate equip
meat, -mid will, in a few days (as last yeary, receive
Ithe laved/pendant of Commodore Sir CHAS. PAGET.

The KING's Pavilion at West Cowes is, at present,
occupied by the Marquis and Marchioness of As-.
GLUEY and family, his Lordship having already com-
menced his cruizing for the season in that supelca-
tively 'beautiful yacht, the Pearl.
The vessels of the Royal Yacht Club now afloat,
besides Lord ANGLESEY'S, are—
Sir Arthur Paget's Union
Sir George Thomas's - Illiza
Colossi Sliedden's - - Lord of the Isles - 45
Mr. Halliday's - - Lady of the Lake - 38
Mr. Weld's - - - Charlotte - - . 4$
Mr. James Weld's - Julia
Mr. Wudell's - Illizabeth - - - . - 19
Captain Symond's Admiral Cornwallis - 22
Mr. Lindegren's - - Dove
Mr. Swinton's - . - Lotilsa
Mr. Sloper's - - . Wellington - - 31
The Yachts in ordinary here, and fitting out, are—
Lord Grantham's - - Mermaid - - - 41 Tons.
The Hon. C. A. Pelhatn's Falcon
Mr. Hallifax's - Ariel

Mr. T. A. SMITH launches next Week, at Hastings,
a fine new Yacht of 80 tons, of improved construc-
tion and model; and two new Cutter-yachts, of 80
tons each, were a few days since completed by Mr.
GRZNIER, at Southampton, for Lord WILLOUGHBT
DE BRD9E, and Mr. MAXEE.

On the 10th April, the Transit yacht, 231 tons,
with her owner, the Honourable Groitos Vstaxo
and family on board, was at Malta, expecting to sail
in a few days for England. This vessel was built
under the direction of Mr. Gone, is schooner-rigged,
with three masts, singular in her model, and with an
even keel. The predictions at starting were against
her sailing : she has eclipsed every vessel she hat
competed with in the Mediterranean.