Star.
London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

The FURY, Captain PARRY, and the Hzcz.a, Captain Lyon,
reached the Note on Thursday afternoon front Notthfieet, and
are expected to sail this day for Hudson's Bay. • They ate to be
accompanied by the Nautilus transport to the latter place, which
conveys stores of every description for their use, so as to render
it unnecessary for them to !assume any of their sea smelts
The Am sloop is fitting at Deptford for the Mediterranean.
The Parma Ravage yacht is undergoing a thorough repair at
Deptford.
Vacuous's', Mat 4.—Wind S. E.—Arrived the Julian*, InCIR-
ARMOR, from Cette for Guernsey. Sailed the Dukeof Marl-
borough packet, with a Mall for Lisbon. -
PLYMOUTH, MAY 6.—Wind 8..--The brig lost on Monday
last, on the Rundle Stone, is the Birmingham, of and from
Swansea for this port, with coals ; all on board were lost except
two men. Sailed yesterday his Majesty's ship Les, en a eruize.
Sailed to-day the Pomona, COATI!, for FM; and Voice, TAY.
pm, for Mirandal.

Cowes, Mar s.—The American ship Two Brothers,
Grc-
cnatsr, from Canton for Amsterdam, is laying to off the Wight
fora North Sea rtiot.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived yesterday the
Fanny transport, from Cork; and his Majesty's ship CAKELION,
from a cruize. Arrived to-day, the Mevagissey, H , front
Messina; and the Ranger, Cows., from Cadiz for Sc. l'etersburgh.
DEAL, MAT 6.—Wind S.W.—Atrised yesterday and sailed
for the River, the Ceres, Minima. and Thetis. Paw/lawn, from
Jamaica; and Swan, Droxaw, from Gibraltar. Came down
from the River and sailed, the Isabella, STEWART, for Naples ;
Belle, Cnamteas, for Gibraltar; Jane, .17tneasos, for Boer-
dean' ; Betsy, Hums, for Prince Edward's Island ; Calypso,
CHATS*, and Broderick, Naas, for Miramichi ; Earl of Mor-
ley, STATERS, for the South Seas; Union, Cnatcts, for Virginia;
and Royal Union, GaAs?, for Quebec. The E cal of Morley re-
mains. Arrived today and sailed for the River, the Rapid,
Hoax, from Demerara; Rockingham, Wautr, from Calcutta;
and a ship, supposed to be the Cerberus, from Bengal. Came
down from the River and remain, the Zephyr, S s, for the
South Seas; Regent, Doncat., for Berbice ; Arno, Roazaysox,
for Genoa ; and William, Caswreen, for Naples.
Hazy/sot, MAT 6. —The entire bull of a foreign vessel has
been picked up off the Sunk Sand, and brought in here, supposed
to be the Fortuna, which was reported, on the-27th ultimo, to
Ibe lost on the Long Sand. Sailed the Thetis packet, for Got-
tenburgh ; Lord Duncan ditto, for Cuxhaven; and Beaufoy ditto,
foe. Holland, each with a Mail.
RAMEGATI, MAT 6.—The Johannes Gerhardus, Swims, from
Amsterdam foe Madeira, got entangled and grounded on the
north part of the Goodwin Sands yesterday, but was got off
again with assistance, and proceeded on her voyage.
Less, MAT s.—Arrived the Fly, Lams, from Newcastle,
having been on shore on the sands in the Channel, and thrown
all her cargo overboard.
Liviscrooi, Mae s.—The Congress, front Baltimore for this
pert, foundered the 2d of March, at one A. 31. She was seen in
great distress by Captain TuaLer, of Philadelphia, but the sea
was running so high that he could not afford them any relief.
Corms-House, :Use s.—Ships Entered Inwards : The An-
dersen, from Memel ; New Union, from Calais; Semaphore,
from I lavre • lksay, and Chance, from Lisbon ; Paquet da Ba-
bas, from • gilboa ; Rosalind, from Santander ; Lark, from St.
Michael's; Jane from Charente; Hope, from St. Lucia; Mary,
from Jamaica; Levant, from Belfast; Dart, from Ross • New
Liberty, from Limerick.--Cleared Outwards: The Royalty,
for Antigua; Sarah, for Amsterdam ; Jamaica, for Naples;
Prince Leopold, for Elsineur ; Briton; for Genoa; Princess of
Wales, for St. Helena; Laurel, for Naples; Auguste, for St.
Vallery ; Neptune, for Ostend ; Earl Bathurst, for Rotterdam ;
I Active, and Charming Molly, for Calais; Leeds, for Memel;
and Edgar, for Jamaica.
Aaatvzo—At Bahia, Argo, Jackson • and Maria, a‘Lachlan,
from Liverpool; and Lady of the Lake, front Monte Video.
At the Bay of Fundy, Leipzic, —, from Jamaica. At the Teel,
Jonge Lodevryk, Anthony, from Surinam. At Surinam, Vrow
Agatha, Vlat, from Rotterdam. At Bourdeaux, Uranie,
from Buenos Ayres. Ac Grenada, Ruckers, Soper, from London.

Saturday, the dispatches were closed at the India-
House, and delivered to the Pursers of the ships Tho.
mas Grenville, Captain W. MANNING, and Marquis
of Wellington,J. BLANSHARD, for Madras and Bengal.

In consequence of Mr. HUMS's exhibition of abuse
in the Ordnance Department, an order has been
received at the Ordnance Office, Dublin, from the
Master-General and Board in this country, to sus-
pend all gratuities for length of service till further
notice; and similar orders have been forwarded, it
is said, to other departments is Ireland.
Sir DENIS PACK has, it seems, expressed his de..
tided disapprobation of the conduct of an Officer
whoundertook for a wager to vagabondize for a
whole fortnight in Plymouth and its vicinity in the
disguise of a female.
Sunday se'nnight, as Mr. BEDWELL, son of Mrs.
BEDWELL. of Blean, and a friend named NELSON,
were returning from Whitstable to Sheerness, in an
open boat, having incautiously hoisted too much sail,
it upset, when Mr. NELSON was unfortunately
drowned, together with a pig tied in a sack, Mr.
BEDWELL was saved by a Custom-house cutter, the
crew of which observed the accident.

The proposed scheme of the intended rail or trans-
road from Plymouth to Dartmoor, has received a
check which is likely to interfere with its future pro..
gress. The line of road already cut, proves to be of
too rapid ascent in many parts, and the Company,
after incurring an immense expense, are obliged to go
to Parliament with a Petition for a new Bill, to ena-
ble them to make a new line; and we learn from our
Correspondent at Plymouth, that the deviation in-
tended will meet with considerable opposition from
the proprietors and occupiers of several estates through
which it is proposed to cut the new road, as, in some
instances, the lawns of Gentlemen's houses, orchards,
and woods, are, without mercy, to be sacrificed. If
this be the case, we are sure the Legislature can
never sanction the measure. We have also been in-
formed, thjt Government will be called on for more
money to defray this increased expense!
Arvatinetston or piercers.--Sunday sennight, Jelin Dun*
lop, Juin' Con/die, and Janet and Andrew Rcatly.gk, charged with
being concerned in the disturbances at Glasgow last year, wire
apprehended in the neighbourhood of GLisgow, and committed
to Ayr JaiL The whole of them were outlawed, and considerable
rewards offered for their apprehension within six months ; but
that period being now expired, they had probably thougLt they
might make their re-appearance without danger.
COILS FICHANGR, NIAILIC-rase, MAT 7.--The supply of Wheat
being small this morning, fine runs from Essex, Kent, and Suf-
folk. sold rather freely at la.,t 3londay's prices, and superfine
samples obtained an advance of is. per quarter, but there was
not the least amendment in the inferior qualities, tbr sales of
which continue very heavy, at last week's prices. Fine Malting
Barley being scarce, what few samples apptarcd to-day
readily, and were Is. per quarter dearer. Oats fully suppori
last week's prices, having had but few arrivals since Friday.
White Peas are 2s. per quarter dearer.—Current prices as un ier
ZNGLIIIII. I Small Beans Zes

Wheat, Kent and
Essex, s4s 60s
Suffolk s2s 58$
Norfolk, old 42s 50s
Rye 28s Ws
Barley 2os 27s
Malt sos 56$
White Peas 2Bs 82s
-----, Boilers s4s 384

Tick ditto 22s 27s
Oats, Potatoe 22s 24s
--- Poland ... 2os. 24s
- Feed ......... l4s 19s
Flour, per Sack 4S. ks
Rapeseed, per Last .C 32 .C 3
Footfas.
Wheat, Mantic .54s 00s
Balticßed, Hombre' or

Grey Peas 26s 28s I Brabant red SO. 391
SialTtistsLO Itiblatilt, May 7.--Beef, 34. ed. tp 4.6 6d. prr
stone of alb..; Menem, 51. 6d. to 41. 6d. Veal. 4s. 611. to is. 64.
Pork, 4s. 6d. to 4d. Lamb, 7s. od. toes. 04.—Cattk at Mar
ket, Beasts, 2323 ; Calves, 160; Sheep and Lambs, 16,150; Pigs,
240.—Hay and Straw per load—Hay, 31. 10s. to 41. Si*. Clean',
to 51. ia. St:swot!. tis. W 11. Us.