Star.
London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

•NATAL INTELLMENCE.

Fats:actu, Nannies s.—Wind W.—Arrived off this Port
the \Vilna, liaxprimn, from Rio Janeiro; sailed 18th August.
Arrived the Prince Ernest packet from Lisbon in 15 days, and
Puke of Kent packet from Lisbon in 12 days, both with Mails.

' Lrmotrit, NOV VMZER 6.—Arrived the Julia, Tovritssurn,
from Bilboa ; Plymouth Dock Hero, CARR, from Prince Ed-
ward's Island; Two Brothers, TIST.CONIII, from St. John's,
Newfoundland; and Papillion, Rto, from Bourdeauz. The Two
Brothers spoke on the Ist of November, in ht. 47..56. long. 10.
the James, FerzrAvittec, in nine weeks from Philadelphia; the
wind bring strong front the eastward, and being short of provi-
sions, she bore up for Cot untie.

PORTUIRI TR, NovEmBER 7.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yester-
day, the Glatton, I famay,from Honduras; and Alfred, WlLzix-
ems, from hiadras.— Arrived to-day, the Perseverance, LOVE..
RING, from London for Bahia; and Archimedes, Pam, from
London Aar Spain.4---Sailed the Caroline, Wawa, for Dantzic.
DOVRR, NOVEMBER 6.—Sailed this day the Lady Castlereagh,
Captain Moww., for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers; also
the Kin,. George packet, with a Mail and passengers for Calais.
Arrived thin evening, a French packet from Calais, with a Mail
and Insse.lgets.—NovEraza 7.—Sailed this morning the Lark,
Captain Movcz, for Calais, with passengers.

Dear, Novastass 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Any, LINDSAY, from St. John's; Spanish Patriot,
Doitri,s, from Cadiz ; and Bonito, GOV/LANDfrom Illiramichi.
Came down from the River and sailed, the Janus, Possut-
warrs ; Regalia, TAYLER j .italanta, • Buitorri; I)avid Lyon,
PURDY Segar, Howson; Ann, Haaiwros ; otten, SUGHZUZ I
and Castle Lachlan, Skarn, for Jamaica; George, Hismeri, for
Antigua; Boddi,ngton, Furneav, for Bermuda: Favourite,
GYLI BEY for Africa • ' Oscar, Lowvuas, for Lisbon • ' 'Thetis,
Mawr's:for Seville; Nelly, Be RNRLL, for Trieste • and George,
HODS/170Y, for Malta. Put back the Sarah, for ;Bombay; and
Dab, for Jamaica. Arrived and remain, the Lady Kennaway,
Mats, from Bengal—sailed the 9.9 th May, and from St. Helena
the Ist September.
DAR' -merit Nocastaza 6:—Arrived off this Port the Teitel,
THACNSTER, from rtnston in 35 days, for Amsterdam: at the
time she sailed a great number of the inhabitants were ill with
the fever at the lower part of the city.
LIVEZPOOL, NOVENLIDD 6.—The Endeavour, GIIFFITTIV, frogs
Newry, is sunk in the Old Dock Basin, having struck against
the Pier.

NOVIMIBIR 7.—Sailed the Nelson picket, for
Holland; Auckland packet, for Cuxhaven; and Thetis packet,
for Gottenburgh, all with Mails.
Noarn SHIELDS, Novzstasis 6.—The Providence, Gar, that
was on shore upon the Herd, has been got off and brought in
here damaged.
SU/RP:AWAY, Seer. e6.—The Duchess of Buccleugb, MEN-
IICAD, from Gottenburgh for Killala, sprung a leak on the 24d
instant off Cape Wrath, and next morning went on shore nine
miles S.W. of this place, and it is doubtful if she can be got off.
Crsrom-Houtts, NOTE-MISR 6.—Entered Inwards The Peter,
and the Eliza, from Waterford ; Jane, from Archangel ; Charles,
from Rouen ; Goed-Intent, from Antwerp ; Brothers, from
Waterford ; Nymph, from Cork ; Robert and Mary, from Ross ;
Amethyst, from Riga; Julie. from Calais; Selina, from Malta;
Elldystone, from Hudson's Bay ; Speculant, from Stettin ;
HUsborough, from Grenada; Elizabeth, Saxe Cobourg, Three
Sisters, Lord Liverpool, and Countess Elgin, from Rotterdam ;
Renewal, from Barbadoes; New Liberty, from Dublin • Lon-
don, and Resignation, from Jamaica; Amide from Havre ;
Salus, from Hamburgb ; Charlotte, and Effort,:erom Cork ; Fly-
ing Fish, from Os. end ; Kangaroo, and Albion, from Leghorn ;
William, from Antigua ; Bee, from Hamburgh • Quebec, from
Dublin; Duke of Welungton, from St. Michael's; and the
Transfer, from Oporto.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Cadmus, for the Vos and Lydia, on the 10th instant, at
No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand, and recalled every Tuesday and
Friday, for three months.
The Tremendous, for the Madona del Grazie, on the 10th
instant, at No. 9, New Broad-street, and recalled there every
Wednesday and Thursday, for three months.

THE NAvY.—The following is a correct Return of
Ships building, and ordered to be built, in the several
Dock-yards, with the number of guns they are in-
tended to carry : ~
Ptysioirrif. Dimossi. Woot.wscr.
9 ...of ...120 guns. I —DI— 84 guni. 2 ...0f... 60 guns.
1 ... ...... 104 1 74 4 46 '
1 74- 1 ••• ass ••• 60— 1 ... ..... 28—
1 6O ----. 6 - 4 lO sloops
1 - 2
3 - 3
V•........ 28 2 bombs II .... ...... 74 --.-
3
2 bombs. 2 ...of ... 84 guns. 4 ,. 46
, 1 cutter. 6 ., 46 2 28
ClialliAll. 2 ...... .. 28 1 .... 2O
1 -.of -.120 guns. 4
1 lO6 .--- 1 bomb Bilizamiss.
2 -•-• 1 cutter. 2 sloops of 10 guns.
5 - Woo:mien. BOMILA v.
3 28 1 ...of ... 84 guns. 2 ...of ... P 4 guns.
3 ..... .. 10 sloops 1 ... ...... 80 -- 1 ... ..... 74
1 bomb 1 . ..... ••• 74 1 ... ..... .46 -
Total—Three of 120 guns, one of 106, two of 104, eight of 54,
one of 80, six of 74, five of6o, oue of 50, 29 of 46, 13 of 28,
one of 20, 22 sloops of 10, six bombs, and two cutters.—Grand
Total 100. _ -

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DitADFCI. ACCIDILNT us TIE DOCR-YMID, PLYMOUTIL—A tem-
porary dam had been constructed at the stern of the South dock,
in this ,Dockyard, for the purpose of protecting the workmen,
who were preparing for putting in new gates ; about half-past
two o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, it then being nearly half-
tide, the enormous pressure of the water, estimated at least at 500
tons, suddenly broke through the dam, and coming in contact
with the shores supporting a bridge or brow across, on which
were 40 or 50 persons passing and repassing, it instantly en-
guiphed the whole in the rushing flood, which continued in a
state of the most violent fermentation for several minutes. Many
boats being near the basin, by dint of uncommon exertions, the
spectators succeeded in rescuing and bringing ashore all who
were visible, some with broken limbs, and others with severe
contusions. Some persons were missing. Mr. Smith, surveyor
of the works, immediately removed the diving vessel front Ha-
moaze into the bason, where, notwithstanding the turbid con-
dition of the water, and the confusion of the scene, he promptly
descended. After searching at the bottom some little time, he
brought up the body of Joseph Crocker, a caulker, one of the
missing, but ton late, we regret to say, to save his life. Shortly
afterwards it was ascertained that a seaman belonging to the or-
dinary, called Libby, was missing. Mr. Smith descended again
in the bell, but without success : on the tide receding, he was
found in a spot beyond the reach of the diving bell. Thus by a
circumstance, in which blame seems imputable to no one, two
lives have been lost, two bad their limbs fractured, and five
have received contusions.—A Coroner's Inquest has been held
on the bodies of the unfortunate deceased, which returned a
verdict of—Accidental Death. Crocker, we hear, has left a
wife and four children to lament his loss.
To-monitow, it is said, never arrives, but those
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No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford•street, for a chance
of the EIGHT Prizes of 00,000, Two of wh;ch MUST
be drawn in the first Five Minutes To-moaaow.—Re.
coilecthe t that No. 1,345, the last 1.:20,000, and No.
706, last 20,000 Guineas ever drawn, were Sold
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