Cape Of Good Hope.
Extract fron the Agents to lIoyd's at thc Cape of Good llope, &ted April 10th:- *- We endose an extract fromn the Cape Town Gazette of this day's date, notifying that the light.house at the entrance to Table Bavis to be lighted up on the 12;h inst., the benefit of whicil caniot but be felt by the shipping interest :_ - With referenec to the Governmcnt rdvertisement of the 28th efSeptenber, 1821, Notice is hereby given, that the light.-hottse, erected on the projecting point of land, between the Great Mlouillee, or Moulin batteyy, and Three Anchor Bay, under the Lion's Runp, st the cntrance of Table Bay, being n iw completed, the lighting thereof rill commence on Mlonday, the 12th inst. * The following Directions, tinder whicb vessels may enter Table Bay in the night, are again made public, for general in- formation. "C ape of Good Hope, April 9, 1824. By connmand of his Excellency the Governor, (Signedl " C. BIRD, Secretarv." 'DIRECTIONS FOR SA1r.TNq( INTO TABLE BAY, IIY 1UGHtT. " I Ships conming from the soulthivard and westward,with a leading wind, not having made the light,house before night, may steer along the coast to the N. E. until they open the lights of the rising latd, about tbe Lion's-head, when tne two lichts will be their breadth open of each other, and bear abotit E. by N.; they may then hatd in towards them, takbn care, astthev approach, to keep them well openx on the srarbo-ard DOWv; steer to the eastward, until the lights come on with each other, i. e. are in one,$or until they be,r S. W. half S.; they will then be abreast of the north-western extremity of Table-bay, and may haul in S. by E. or S.S.E. according to cir- cmrnstances, for the anchorage; when the lights are shutting in by therising land of the Upper Moulin battery, bearing N. W. byvW., they will be approaching the outer anchorage, where they may safe- 1r anchor for the night, in 7 or 8 fathom.s water, fine sand. Care should be taken not to run into less than bi or 6 fathoms, unless -seln srqainted. Ships coming from the northward and westward.shonld observe the sarne directions, with respect tb passing the lights, &c. Ships wrrking in, with the wind from the southw.ird and eastward after beigr ahreast of tlhe lightc. should not stand to the eastward ?arther thar 21 or 3 miles. or unail they shoal the water to 8 or 7 t fathoms. ' . B. The bearings are all by compass,rariation 27deg. wes- tcily. ;-' J, GOOt}DRIDGB, Mlaster-Attendant. His aj va l Establishment." CAPE OF :;OOD hIOPE.