Star.
London, England, 1823-07-02 00:00:00

NAVAL IA TEL L ENCE,

C.R.Arnais, Jam 29.—One of the harbour boats pas yesterday
upset in coming up the Riven three Offi•ers were on board, two
of whom, by this accident, were drowned, and it was with greet
diMculty the other was saved. The workmen employed on the
Seantuon, in order to give every exertion to this ship, are is
dered in to work op &sturdaye and two hours extr..—viz. frenk
five to seven every day of the week ; all the men of war fittisi
here are for Sag ships.
GINCIA, Jena 19.—The Ffercules, Scots, from Liverpool, St-
rived here on the 15th instant, and has been chartered by Lad
Briton for two months certain, and two months toodition4—
Since t!.e 14th Instant, the Spanish cruisers have taken twelve
French vessels.

COMTNIA, Jett 12. —Two French vessels, latelysent into this
port,. have been declared good and brwfol rine*.
Otrow, DLLs 26.--A vessel. named the Reposer is than out
at Coruna& as a privateer, to cruise against the French.
The Laurel, BlAcnosatn, from Valparaiso to Gibraltar, hat
put Into Rio Janeiro, With loss of Maim bulwarks/ &c. and pan
of her cargo thrown overboard. •

Ps.rmotrnir, 3ma 30.—A erived the liettep Avet, front Napes
and is tinder-quarantine. -
Raltslol3lll, , JULT 1. Wind W.....sikedied his Majesty',
ship GLasoow, from the blediterrancran. Sailed the Hiwas'ry,
Pointy, for Petersburgh.
Dr. Ac., Jute I.—Wind W.S. W.•—tadere down from the-flu?
the Windsor Castle, for Madras and Calcutta; Spanish Patriot,
Boots, fur Cadiz • and Neptune, Pssow, for St. lobo's, New
Brunswick. Arrived yesterday, Ms Majesty's ship Seamark,
Tax from Stoekholm for Portsmouth, and wined last night, with'
the rest of the entword-bound, for their different destination&
Arrived-and iiihellsit the River, the George, far Paktiollii

SPAIUSH PRIVATIMRS.—A letter. from Marseilles,
dated the 14th, ult. says, that hitherto the Spanish
privateers have had nothing to oppose them ; those
that infested that coast were principally fitted-nut at
Mahon. It was understood that the ports of the
King of Sardinia were open for, privateers of both;
nations, but merely to receive • supplies, not for the
purpose of selling the prizes.—lt is rated, in letters •
from Genoa, dated the 19th tilt, that accounts had
been received there of-the Spanish prifrateers having
captured .twelve more French merchantmen, among
which were two. West Indiamen and several other
homeward-bound merchantmen. The Genoese Seer,
consisting of two large 60-gun frigates and a 44-gua
' ship and some brigs, had sailed, and one of the fry
gates Was cruising along the coast to keep it cleatof
privateers. It was reported at Genoa that an embargo
had been laid on all foreign ships at Barcelona, ant}
that they were Siting out several vessels as gun-b('atsd
We stited yesterday that the body of the late Abel Griffitits,
Esq. had been didtsterred, and carried away in a coach. It ap-
pears that the coachman, William aseclakt, slier tithing to
No. 5, Fnlerstreet, was left by three persons who bed digs
interred the body, and not returning after waiting five
he drove to Bow-street Police:011w, where he was ..
to proceed to the workhouse. The body was ultimately
sited in the Workhouse, Mount street ; and the coadaiumsoebt
was carried to Queen-square Police Me, was discharged.
HAMPTON RACES, JULY l.—(Fosse Div} •
'lhe annual Raging Sperts.of the fx•ti Meglsey Hurst cent.
mewed this day. Their Royal Itghitesses the Duke an&
Duchess of Cummins, with her Royal Highness's sister the Prier
cess of Ramt-Wenraa, and their Attendants, visited the Contest
but there was by no means such an assemblage of beauty et
fashion as have been frequently witnessed there. The weather;
turned out very unfavourable before starting. which impeded till
races, and prevented the starting Of the horses un.il comiderablf
past three o'clock. There was a good deal of rain during the
running, which damped the amusements of the day. The spine
may be deemed as tolerably good.
Match for Fifty Sovereigns. Two miles.
Mr. Lawson's b. g. Babon aged
•Major Philip's br. g. Sieglepeeper, aged . • t
But few Races excited more laughter than the essehmillo_L
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this. Both Races were rode by Captains in the Army.
bone, it seems, that won the match, lost the stakes; far de
pliant Gentleman who rode Zahn. although he beat hisaltd•
south after a very fair race by a quarter of a dietais
either from want of thought orinowledge of the roles of Milk
on pulling up his horse, instead of riding to the sate, jumped IF
in triumph, and thereby caused the 50 sovereigns to be adjudge!'
to Singlepreper.
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IPSWICH RACES.-3171iT I. •

His NAJOSTeII Purse of One Hundred Guinea. •
Major Wilson's br. colt, by Juniper, 3 years old - - I
Duke of Grafton's bl. colt, by Soothsayer; ditto - 4.
Earl of Darlington's br. colt, by Antonio, 4 years old - 'll.
R. 'lVilson's b. colt, Buck, by ditto,•3 years old - dia.
Before starting, Major Wilson's colt the favourite ;he belie
won any. •
Bwarsu Orast Houss.—This Theatre opened last night !fr
its summer campaign ; s d if we may judge from the promise of
the commencement, neitieg.the Publiat nor the Prokrietor Wit
have reason to be dissatisfied. •
The Performance! commenced (after M GOD save the Kier
had been sun tvi the whole company) with a new Musical
Drama, called The &Wog Bridge, which met with approbation.
The pleasant trifle of Gretna Green followed; in which our highly
valued f.voirfites, Miss Etter and Mr. Waimea appeased.
and were, as they ought to be, 'mow afiketionately fretted. Iu
the Farce of The Foot &idler, iflia Gell""luss frpot tie
Bristol Theatre, and Air. W. COILIMAN, front Brighton, mad"
successful debut's on the London. Boards as Patrick and Dolby.,
CORN EXCHANGE, MAEX-LANE, JULY 2.
The arrivals to this day's market are small, but armost ptr•
sons coudder the present weather to•be favourable to the croys,
there is therefore very little doing in the Corn trade. ter-dsf•
"The prices of an:thee articles ara.unakered front lloalloy,
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