Star.
London, England, 1821-11-12 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCt

The giatpay, from the 1 bt of July to the 50th of Streetgb.
hat, will be issued on the 12th, 13th, and 14th 414. to.Ad
rals and Captains' on the 15th, 17th, t2th, 20th, and 211, mu.•
Lieutenants and Cltaßialns ; and on the 22d And 24th, to
.iat:
tees, Surgeons, and raisers.
Sir Tuonas Lam, printern" or the Royal Nod A
lam at Greenwich, is ed Captain of the Supt.*, aft!'
guns, at Plymouth.
LLieutenant Lipman, who served as second in commthe
the intrepid Captain in hie voyage through
ter Sound to Melville Island, h proinoted so the rank et c
mander.
Captain T. Woman is appointed to Ste Driver, s..t_
Portsmouth for the Coast of Africa. -"rill 4
Captain annum to the Baracosta, litdng to aiee.,_
Levee, Captain owsn, on a survey of the East Coutilthl
. Has. Captain G. Taunus, and Lin m
Lint. C. Puny
Redwing.
Lieutenant Joins Wines (6), to command the gym,
Lieutenant Joe Wn.t.isms, to the Preeneaa
Ireland. t:teice
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Mr. Gomm to be Purser of the Andromache.
Mr. W. Eau. to be Purser of the Redwioz.
Mr. Losmr to be Purser, Mr. J. Cciontaas to be ge,
EA Mr. James Goarnr to be Assistant-Sort/ma( the urg.r.
Mr. Tuosu.s Kamm to be Purser of the Tees, at e ph*;
mYam issal remuneration for the industry and labour ditplayeal yinAstnnomhis Treayit.e on the Sidereal and Planetary pent of x 4.
Neal
Rear-Admiral Lord Cor..mu.n arrived on Saturday •
at Portsmouth, and hoisted his flag in the Smosante, cam%
Hensasmix, as Commander.in.Chief on the Irih union. u„
Lordship will sail, to assume his command, about Mende
next. The PnArron will accompany the Stuiaanas to Cork:
The Pst.tarom Hum, and Cassano,. remain at Spithead,4
home service • the Teas will sail in a few dart for the Ean 1..
dia station; the Illeasrr will come into Portsmouth hart,„,,
to be paid of The Inman* waits for orders to proceed to tie
coast of Africa ; the BRAZEN is refitting at Spitheatl, for Cluatei
service. The Wra, Captain P. Fisui.a, arrived at Portnoy:co
on Wednesday from Chatham, with 16e volunteer seamen ur
the ships fitting out at Portsmouth. The Roust° Cage,
Mosavarr, arrived or( Wednesday from a cruize. The Busailed seek:on Saturday for the Downs.
The Lincoln, Owe», from Newcastle to Caen, foumanold
Cromer on the 4th instant—Crew saved.

The Phenix, Beltran'', front Archangel to Belfast, watt
tally wrecked on the 24th alt. near Stornaway.
The Margaret, AIIIEW from Liverpool to Peterthorgh,
lost on the sth ult. on (keel—Crew saved.

The Indian, from Dunkirk fo London, was totally lot al
Kratbk Knock, on Thursday—Crew saved.
The Endeavour, of Whitby, foundered in Lynn Roads,
Sunday sennight—Crewsaved.

Hoirsaasn,Nor. 9.--Arrived the Alexander, HALLIPAT, ft
bliramichl : spoke on the 16th ult. the brig Harslet, of
real, which had been plundered off Cape Antonio, en the 9
of September, of 6000 dollars and other valuables, by ap
Nugent privateer, or pirate. His Majtety's steam-packets, Ra
Sovereign and Meteor, did not during the late heavy giki
one day in sailing from hence, and returning the ffillowieg
from Howth.

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sacks, only am saved.
Pasnow, Nov. 9.—The Waterloo, /loin, tram Swum k
Hayti, foundered this morning, off St. Agneil—crew saved
liamnen, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Leicester, Lady Noe*
and Henry Freeling packets, from Cuxhaven; Jane, do. fns
Gottenburgh ; and Castlereagh, do. from Holland, aL whit Ifni.
Sailed, the Lord Duncan and Princess Charlotte packet, k
Cuxhaven ; Prince of Orange do. for Holland; sad Jut&
for Gottenburgb, all with Mails.
Fatuous*, Nov. 10.—Wind yesterday sh
John Baker, for Leghorn; Amelia, for Seville; rriteria. fa
Lisbon ; and Duke of Kent packet, with a Mail for lOW
Arrived to-day the Mevagissey, Bowen, from Lcndos
Maples, leaky ; Aliee, Bunt, from London for Jamaica; ai
Magdalen, Assts, from Gibraltar for Jersey.
Panama:ea, Nov. 10.—Wind S. W.—Arrived yesterday tit
Atka, Kamm, from Bitboa ; Triton, Wawa; and Norfolk,
Assewasoar. from Riga ; Tom Cod, Bona°, from London • and
the Louisa, Admiral's tender, with 14 kegs of bead sad
gesona, crept up by her within the port.
klamwrs Now la—Arrived, the Venial, Nuns, lea
Mandela, for Calais, leaky and sails damaged. Alstatonaki
" Star, of Sunderland," has been towed in here. The Canna
Some, from Rotterdam, for Havre, has b*s to tit: Gsedsia
but got Off with assistance.
'pewees, Nov. 10.—Sunday, we experienced me et theme
tremendous gales ever remembered by the oldest inhabitation
the time it lasted. The wind had been blowing Fred keit
Westward for some time previous. and on Sunday afttem
about four o'clock, it soddenly shifted to the N.N.E. mike
In a most terrific nammer for about Ave or six hours,*
which a eoosldsrable deal of damage was regained by titia
ping in the Roads. A large fleet of colliers had brosgbt sy is
in a short time from the commencement of the gale at into
hundred sail, from these and Lowestoft Roads, cat from to
anchors and ran away to the Southward. We have oat aped
account of their fate, hot fear are entertained for many cilia
The following is the intent of the damage on this crest, a
as we have as yet been able to learn :—Two Brothers,'"
sterna*, from London for Hull, with barley, on short at re
terton ; crew saved, vessel and cargo likely to be so
Runts, from London to Leeds,with goods, on share at . • •
crew saved, vessel and cargo likely to be. Maria, Banns
Boston to London, with oats, on shore at Lowestoft; •
saved. Juno, of Hull, from London to Selby, sunk off
toft, the crew having previously been taken off by a yawl
the beach, except one man, who died 00 board from fatigue
cold. The following vessels are on shore between Yarned
harbour and Cotton ; Hopewell, of and from Yarmouth, Anse
Master, for Portsmouth, with timber; crew saved, regal d
cargo likely to be so. Ann and Jane, Crarrox, of Selby,
Colchester for Leeds; crew saved, vessel and cargo likely ok
so. Fortitude, Wumnssom, of and for Sunderland from CD
ciiirs with iron ; crew saved, vessel and cargo likely to ksr
Betsy and Kitty, Aux, of and from Perth for ChichW
with wheat; crew saved, vessel and cargo likely to be le"
George, ALL= Master of and from Sunderland for I/&with coals; crew saved: and the vessel likely to beemoessed
Matilda, NiCllOl.O, of and for Yarmouth from Newcastle, al
Mats; crew (five in number) saved by Captain Mator's roes
but the vessel is totally lost. Sprightly, Beano, eland fat
Banff for Lapdog), with white herrings ; crew (foor in anode
sayed by Captain Maaner's mortar ; one boy died 10 ill
boat before ;he men left eke vessel, from cold and fadpe
Cnaesaar, of and for Yarmouth from Newcastle, wtk CI!
crew saved, vessel and cargo likely m be got off; wdtwa
ing-boats, the crews of which are saved. The AdonftsCww,
from Whitby to London, with goods, came into harbor IP
masted. The Aurora, Tosserawa, for London, lies in carilsi.i.
dismasted ; one man with a broken thigh. It is reyeateLl
several vessels were seen to go down during the gale. linnr
the great exertions of Mr. 1311/0111131 Savus, Tide Sallel4l
this port, in whose custody Captain Manse's appsratwkh:
Poarsameen, Nov. 11.—Wind S.—Arrived yeateraw_
London, Tv twin, front the Downs for Jamaica. rim F!
Onterneming, Kan, from Rotterdam for Southampton.
the Ulysses, Dowsow, for London; Alexander, Scenes,
Hem ; and his Majesty ship Wltg, on a cruise. au"
to-day the Success transport, from Gibraltar.
Shim at Spithead—eilphlgenia, Phaeton, Tees, Merwfilia
ten, Wye, Hind, and Cameleen.—ln Harbour: Qtleeol
lotte, Albion, Salisbury, Liffey, Andromache,'
ryalus, Semiramis, Driver, Icarus, and Starling;
and Fancy, Revenue cruisers; and Linnet and Viper tcalls
Dear, Nov. 11.—Came down from the River yestent#o
Denison, Rain, and Caroline, CAMPBELL, for Jamaica;
well, AZDISTXONG, for the Cape; Juno,Birc env mr,for W
and Rqbeat, Waronnon, for Seville. The Denison kee
Came down to-day the Garland Grove, Peanut, for ,
Margaret, WILDI3OOIII, for Grenada; Palemon, Cases 1`
Thomas's; and Sir Charles M'Carthy, HARRIS, for Sierti_.
The Kerswell has sailed for Rantsgate. Put back the Pen
Arrived the Alexander, SuarLew, from the Isle of Foal;
I sailed for Hamburgh ; Anlaby, dvsavos, front Opert2_`,,a
and Amphitrite, Muanocu, from ditto for London.—ww:.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Arrived, the Diligente, Tem;
Petersburgh, for Lisbon, leaky. A hundred anchors_ kawA
brought in here souse the late gale, and about fifty to Lee:.
Hutt, Nov. 10.—Arrived, the Rebulution, Ws!.
smwkriandi baTiug bctA oR shore a; the Spurn.

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Galipoti, ism shore on Spurn PoiOt MO land-
p ted to begot off.
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theerews of the Matilda and Sprightly were pre-
raise is due to thisactive and meritorious
weed; and every
eict, co the pre!eptat, as well al on several other occasions, for
eadence and exertions. in the case of the
b„,rd:tahlesuPecrerwirlare entirely indebted for their fives to Me.
ypsi JONI use of the gun, as the vessel went to pieces in a
e fter the crew were on sham
kirriclNtoetaaxa.x Eraernon.--Letter from an Meer of his
• ship to a friend in Plymouth, dated Jely 16,
les An unexpected opportunity again presents itself, by
hat :tee
Higbee's Bay Company ships, to let yen know I am
catio.iierectver, that we are now in a fair way to get on,
d among the ice almost ever since the trans-
-1611_,&1111=1st instant, and having had to contend with
767 g hi this strait at the rate of four or five miles per
;04enkitedises the ice to tale dill:went sets in the eddies;
last long, as we perceive it to waste daily. We
ii bug liiirli ssoilicrable deal of rain, which must inevitably be
Is" rielpal causes of its dissolution so fast. It is In-
,iimaidst aro we shall first make the Upper Savage Islands, and
moth of which we expect to find the passage into the
hi. Our ships are very bad to manage among the ice,
ar below their beaming*, and consequently below the
We are at this moment getting some heavy thumps in
the ice to get to the strangers. I must conclude,
dapple ~ will paean not stop a moment in company with
'pact of a letter from Kirkwall, dated 29th of October :
v The Hudson's Bay ships arrived at Stromness when I was
tort es Friday last. They give intelligence of the Gentlemen
00 went in the North-west Land Expedition. They have
borsht dispatches, dated the lath of April last, when the tra-
inee not above forty miles from the place where Captain
?xi,/ Ind wintered. They were all well. This good news will
be able, and may reach you before the dispatches arrive at
mosigh via London. There are 150 servants of the Hudson's
lir Company returned."
.dancen— At Oporto, the Three Friends, Bennington;
Rochester, Spittall ; Christian, Thompson ; and Acorn, Christie,
be London; Joseph, Milne; Wellington, Brown; Samuel
sebread, • and Hester, Gibbons, from Newcastle. At
Limos, Sao Gualtor, —.—, from Pernambuco • General Sit.
from Alaranham ; Nymph, Watkins; Mary, Par.
tot; Union, Kettle; and Srn Joa Baptista, from liver-
Hopewell, Hart, from the Clyde ; Unity, MILS, from
locdo; Flora, Parker, from Exeter ; Amizade, --, from
Jeley; Friendship, Wilson, from Newfoundland; Es, Meer,
from Genes; Lovely Cruizer' from Madeira; Begenho,
Robins, from Cork , Active, Illewett, from Pe burgh ; and
Alexander, Taylor, from New York. At Faro, Vert, Erskine;
Kline Sun, Budd ; and Speculation, Goith, from London.
Cr
Hyper Nov. 10.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Nom Hyperion, and Alrrchioness of Huntley, from Archangel;
Two iltothers, fevin Memel; Sea Nymph, from Riga;
Iptty from Petersburgh ; Goede Hoope, from Groningen ; St.
leerre, Iron: Caen; Helena, from Malaga; Johanna, from
Bayonne; and Julie, from Dunkirk.—ClearedOutwards :—The
Spes Nova, for Christiana ; Pere de Famine, for Havre; Ar-
dent, for Belfast ; Ilibbert, Edward Hamilton, and Leda, for
Jamaica; Statira, for Havannah ; Marshal Blucher, for Rot-
terdam; Prosperous, and Active, for Calais ; Neptune, for
Ostend; Providence, for Naples; and Maria, for St. Michael's.
The ship Alexander, Captain SURFLEN, lately
solved at Portsmouth, in seventy-two days from the
Mauritius, having left that Island on the 27th of
August, and St. Helena 26th September, bound to
Eamburgh. The NlEsat, Captain F. MORESBY, C.B.
stationed at the Mauritius, was on a cruize to the
Sechelles and Madagascar. The SitEARWATER, Cap-
tin ROBERTS, had sailed for the Cape. The Sir
Stephen Lushington was at St. Helena, and expected
to proceed on her voyage on the 28th of September.
The Elizabeth, with his Majesty's 72d Regiment on
board, left St. Helena with the Alexander. Admiral
LAmmtat had left the Island in the Vico, 74, for the
Cape of Good Hope and England. Oa the 6th of
October, spoke the ship Albion, of Liverpool, bound
to Madras and Calcutta, in lat. 2. 4. North, long. 20.
/5. West, all well ; and on the 27th, the ship Sesos-
tris, from St. Blaze, in the Gulf of California, bound
to Corunna, in lat. 39. 13. N. long. 19. '27. W. This
ship reported that the whole of the coast was in pos-
session of the Spanish Patriots, with the exception of
Lima, which Lord COCHRANE was blockading with
his squadron, and she was obliged to leave St. Blaze
in ballast, in consequence. On the 28th of August,
yoke the Amelia Wilson whaler, UNDERWOOD, in lat.
IS. S. long. 41. 23. E. all well, and nearly full.—
lips at St. Helena :—Egfrid, BROWN, supposed will
he mndemned ; Centurion, MAUD, with the Egfrid's
argo on board, expected to sail for England in a
few days.—The Alexander was detained at Spithead
by strong south-east winds until Saturday morning,
when she sailed for Hamburgh.
The American brig Dryade, which was put under
qoarantine at the Motherbank, on the 18th tilt. for
basing lost two men of fever, on her passage from
Virginia, and which was suspected to be of a malig-
unt nature, was on Saturday released, and proceeded
toCowes to discharge her cargo of tobacco into French
vessels, which are there waiting to convey it to Havre.
Saturday se'nnight, a boat with five men was off
Portland, in a gale, endeavouring to reach the shore,
bat could not ; the men on the beach tied a rope to a
srllall spit it tub, a Portland dog went off with the tub
in his mouth, the men by that means secured the rope
to their boat and were dragged ashore.
An accident occurred to the Hon. Sir CHARLES
PIGST, in the evening of Saturday se'nnight, at
Deal, which threatened unpleasant consequences. Sir
CHARLES having arrived to rehoist his broad pendant,
was desirous, notwithstanding the gale, of going on
board, and, accompanied by his brother, the Hon.
DzautLEY PAGET, embarked in his boat, which was
soon after swamped. By good management, no ill
consequence ensued beyond a thorough wetting of all
that were in the boat, with their clothes, baggage, &c.
Sunday se'nnight, on their passage from Barton,
Mr. THOMAS TINDALL, formerly of Scarborough,
but latterly of Hull, ship-owner, and four other per-
sons, were unfortunately drowned.

The Committee appointed for conducting the late
Civic Banquet met on Saturday, at Guildhall, and
dlstributed the remains of the baron of beef, and the
victuals left after the LORD MAYOR'S Feast, to many
Par decent persons assembled in Guildhall, who had
tickets of recommendation given them to receive the
mime. A part thereof was sent to the poor prisoners.
Butt..—A duel took place on Saturday morning,
oPposite the Green Man, Blackheath, between a Gen-
tleman of the name of KELLY and a Mr. BURNS.-
111 r. KELLY was accompanied by his friend Lieute-
nant SvnEvcii, and Mv. BuRNs by Lieut. Bow Les,
7)}e first fire was without effect, Mr. KELLY'S pistol
Inning flashed in the pan; 'his antagonist's ball
Pad throngh the skirt of his coat. At this period a
reconciliation was proposed by Mr. KELLY'S second,
but rejected on the part of Mr. BURNS except upon
terms which Mr. KELLY'S friend telt bound to decline.
The parties then fired a second time, when Mr.
Bums received a slight wound in the breast. On the
wounded Officer being conveyed to town, Mr. COP..
LAND Hurctimos, of Leicester-square, was sent for
to attend him, and we have heard that he has given
hopes of his recovery.