Star.
London, England, 1802-05-18 00:00:00

SPOR?!Nd HTELUCLVdr.

Thurrclay week d Tour-year old colt, the prq-
prrty of Mr. CNIIITRY, Mar York, for a conft-
derable wager, trotted one mile in 2i minutes, :‘,
the a Ilonilliment of a great conrnurfe of frea.i tors.
The time allowed for the performance being three
minutes.

TROTTING MATCH AGAINST TlME.—Yefterday
morning Mr. L. flailed at Tyburn Turnpike to
trot his mare 16 miles in one hour for a large film
of money. The odds run high againii the mare
winning. Mr. L. being in a very bad Rate of
health, and being too heavy, the little mare lea
by (even minutes and twenty feconds, although
four miles were done in thirteen minutes. At five
in the morning, the road was crowded by tome *1
the primeft horfes in England. and great (port was
difplayed. We underfland the mare Nimble is
matched again for 4000 guineas.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING.
MONDAY, MAY 17.
Fifty Pounds by Subfcription,for 4-yr olds 7ft. Sib.
5-yr olds 811. 61b. 6-yr olds 811. 121 b. and aged
nth 211). Dnt. C.
Mr. Moorhoure's br. h. Locan, aged 6-yrs - x
1.3 Clermont's b. h. Meteor, aged 6-yrs - - 2
Mr. Goodiffoit's b. b. Hcpheition, by King Fergus,
aged 5-yrs - - 3
Mr. Iloworth's b. h. Chippenhun, aged6-yrs dr.
Sir C. Banbury's b. c. Whirligig, aged 4-yrs . dr.
13 to 8 on Lucan; 5 to z agft Meteor.
Handicap Sweepliakes of ins. each, 3gs. ft. if
declared within ten minutes after the weights
are fixed, for z and 3-yr olds. Y. C.
Ld manton's Pic Nic, aged 3 yrs, lft. 91b. -
Mr. Laslbroke's Rofetta, aged 2-yrs, 6P- 41b. - a
Mr. Panton's Altronomy, aged 3-yrs, 711 131 b. 3
Mr. Wilfon's Comedy, aged 3-yrs, 711. 91b. - 4
I to 8 on Pic Nic; 3 tot agft Rofetta.
Mr. Panton's ch. c. Ditton, by Blizzard, out of
Dandelion, beat Mr. F. Nei:ie,s Reptile, brother
to Humbug, 811. each. zyr old C. sogs.-2 to
on Ditton.

Mr. Wilfon's Sophia. SR. 61b. beat the Bake of
Grafton's Flambeau, 81t. R. :4. wogs.— 3to I
on Sophia.
Lord Sackville's Robin Redbreall, SR. 71b. re
ceived forfeit from Mr. Cox's P.igadoon, 71b.
Cl. C. aoogs.h. ft.

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGEIVCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY z 7.

Arrived the Cu L LAN D'S GROVL from the Downs,
bound to India ; alfo the Mentor, from ditto,
hound to Gibraltar, laden with naval
fibres : this is the brig fuiipofed to have arrived
froM the Straits; Hope, K t.t.iF P., from Jerfey ;
and the Elizabeth, FRENCH, from Southampton.—
Sailed the Silver Eel, STEPHENSON, for Archan-
gel ; Fielding, SMITH, for Hamburgli. The NET-
LEY fehooner was paid off this day.—Came into
harbour the Magnet, Capt. COY ERDAL E.

SHEERNESS, MA Y z 6.

Arrived his Majefly's flips RAMI LI EP, Captain
OSBORN, and laaystrriaLF., Captain 13Lit;u, of
74 guns each ; Calcutta, armed tranfport, from
Portfmouth; Mallard, gun-brig, from a cruize,
and the Alonzo (loop horn Ireland : the above
fhips have come into harbour, and will fail fir
Chatham to be paid off.—Sailed the Arrow, Fa-
.vourite, Autumn, and Ranger floops, with the
Trial cutter, with Dutch Seamen, to Lymington,
from whence they will be fent to Holland.—Wind
at blows hard.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

MAL, MAT i7.—Salted the Phoebe frigate for Sheerncfs.—
Wind W. N. W.

GRAVESEND, MAT 1".--.Palfed by the Ealing Grove, Wil-
ton, from St.Vinccnts; Hannah, Heath, from Genoa, an.l Eliza,
Peake, from Bourdeaux —Sailed the Nal% Fortier, for Arch-
live! ; Carl Joreph, —, for Amsterdam; Vrow Jeltinz,Veror,
for Havre; Vrow Johanna,..—, and Sufan and Polly, Eldred,
for Dieppe; Vrow Elizabeth, Schoor, for Rouen; Padftow,
Bulling, for Pctertburgh ; Queen, Baker, for Smyrna; Rofetta,
,for Antwerp; Bridal Volunteer, Collinfon, for Elfinore;
P:taLudvig,—,and the Jongc Hendrick, —,for Bremen.

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
CAPTAINS CAPTAIN!
H.Vanittan to the Mnicienne Malbon, to the Aurora
Bingham, to the St. Fiorenzo Maxwell, to the Hound

Larntour, to the Endymion Mundy, to the Carysfort
Plampin, to the Courageux 1). Pater, to the Penelope
Owen, to the immortalito Gregory to La Renard
Somerville, to the Ncmcfis 0. Hardy, to the Achille ; and
Brenton, to the Calypfo Lleut. Hughes, to the Camilla.
The Apna Catharina, Gairrira, from liamburgh for Gib-
raltar, is ftranded at Scharhorn ; part of the cargo is expelled
to be Payed.

The Rat/cr, FORD r 4, from London to Pcteriburgh, is totally
loft on the Ifland of Gothland.

The Wafhington, An as, from Calcutta and the Jess of
France to Copenhagen, is loft on the coaft of Norway ; part of
the cargo will be Laved.
The Caroline, Wr tit, from Amfterdam for Genoa, has
been on fhore on the I.ong Sand, and got off by the boatmen,
after being dcfcrted by the crew.
The Union, Jobnfon, from Liverpool for Hamburgh, was
run down on the nth intt. near the Vlie, by the Ftiendfhip, of
Copenhagen.
The Crown, Tbompfon, (of Bridlington,) was loft on the
14th ult. near Gottenburg.
All the Mips which Tailed from England faR year to bring
cargoes of rice from the Bengal Prcfidency, have now arrived.
The Prince's Charlotte, Captain Benjamin litichardfon, laden
with fpicc from the Mauer; 'Rands, is expeded in the next
Beet from India.

The Star, Bombay cruifcr, Captain Scott, which is lately ar-
rived from Amboyna, has brought from that place a few pieces
of a very valuable and curious wood, fit for all the purpoks of
the cabinet; it is the root of the tree, of a fingularly fine varie-
gated vein.
The following Yelps belonging to the Honourable Raft India
Company, are now remaining to be difpatched, viz. for Bengal
dived, the Devaynes, the Sir William Hadley, and the 'rot-
ten ham. For Bengal and Bencoolcn, the Culland's Grove.
For Saint Helena and Bengal, the Lord Ildon and Minerva.
For Bombay, the Travers. For Madras, the Shelton Cattle.

Wednefday fennight arrived in the bay ofAber.
deen, the Ariadnc frigate, on a cruise, and failed
again on Friday.
Tuefday arrived at Port Glafgow, the Europa,
from St. Vincent, MIARTHUR, mailer, after a paf-
fage of 56 days, the wind being adverfe. Left
loading at St. Vincent, the Menic, of Glafgow,
M'KELLAR, mailer, who would be ready to fail
by the 111 of April. In her pairage home, fpoke
upon the 27th March, in lat. so. 47. long. 6:. 30.
the St. Mary's Planter, of Liverpool, from Bour-
dealt: to Jamaica; and upon the 26th April, the
Nancy, of and from Greenock, for (bebec. Barn,
mailer, in lat. 49. 24. long. 30. 15. all well. The
'fugar crop in St. Vincent this year is good.