Star.
London, England, 1815-11-03 00:00:00

THE AR Kr.

Yeiterciartolonei 14.,ivercea; strait detachment
of the 20th light drat4l ns, d at Gospoit, from
Stcily ; they are td match to o'er bur teks.
Geneial C-itu N inspected the 82d re.g.ment At Fort
Moo k t on yest orday
Yekterd ty mornin?, a detachment of the Royal
Wagg„:n; Train, consisti.ig, of it:r..e Offic at.d 42
men and horses, enthatked at It .m,gate, for Fr 4!sce,
by the way of Ostend ; also a de:at . t 'lf the 95th
Regiment, consisting u 1 three Offi .a. :EA tho.tt 30
men. The transports with them on 4)(initl have got
to sea, and have also t tkett ova a great quAtittly of
army cloathing.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ,

The John, of London PEARSON. from N..tecastle
for London. was wrecked on the night, of the 1191
ultiino. on the beach at Winlettp; clew saved.
The Eb..neiel, Marty, 'tool Niaireastle, that was
lately on shore at Poole. has bet got off, by taking
out 4) tom of her cargo.
I.MOUT.H., OCTOBeIt at.
Ariived the Hibenti.i, Dams, bound to Lisbon,
sad two or three outward-bound vmmels. Sailed his
Vajesty's ship SIZALARK —Wind N.E.
PENZANCE, OCTOBER
The Pat Malley, Punvis, from L' ndon to St Mi-
chaels, has put in here with her sails split, and other
damage.

PORTiMOUII4, NOVEMBER 2:
aNo arrivals. Sailed the 1) ck, HARitisom, And the
Monarch, DOUGLAS, for London ; John, PoweLL, tor
Ostend ; and the James, -----, for

DEAL, NOVLMI3ER 2.
Carole down from the Raver and soiled the Aga-
memnon, Jaortsost, for Bombay ; Sir Edward lia.
milwn, BELL, for Jamaica ; Elizabeth, HENDEnsov,
for Mogadore ; James porridge, BOWDEN, for I.i.
merick ; Resolution. URQUHART, for Jamaica ; Packet,
TATLutte for Virginia ; Oporto.
Passed through the Downs the SPARROW and intuit r-
, NOG loops of war, for the Rivet', to tr: paid off.
RAMsCATEq NOVEMBER 2.
Sailed this morning for Ostend, the Prince of
Waterloo packet, with upwards of 20 paswngeu.
She is an entirely new and very fine vessl.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER 2.
Arrived the Generous Friends tiansporti from
Heligoland.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.,

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING/. ISM
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
A Subscription Haudieap Plate of ,E.;O, for 3-yr-olds and
upwards. D.I
Sir C. Banbury's brown horse Mehl, 5-yrs old, ast. 121 b. 1
Mr. Udny's chemist mare, Emily, 5-yrs old, B,'. Ylb. 2
I.ord Lowther's bay colt Caper, 3-yri old, 7st. 'db. S
Lord Jersey's bay horse Fugitive, 3 yrs old, nst. 21b.
Seven started.—The lodge placed but three.
S to 1 ant Muley—S to I agst Caper—tt to I agst Fugitive.
Mr. Clssrlton's colt, by W.tulle, 8.t., beat Mr. I. Perrens's
Garus, Set. 7lb. T.Y.C. Lugs.—G to 4 .on Mr. Cloriton's colt.
Mr. StonAtewer's Slender Billy, est.7lb. beat Mr Sl•akvs.Nrar's
airlock, 7st. 12!b. :0 4 on ::lender
Mr. Shakesrear's Nif,be beat Mr. Ston-liewer's DayWe, Sit.
411 s. each. Firq hall of Ab. M. Itiogs.—Even betting.
Handicap Stakes of lOgs.e:tch, fur 2-yr-olds. T.Y.C.
Lord Suifield's colt, by 'f hund..rbolt, 7.. t. I ills. -
Mr. Blake's Expect:l:ion. by Dick Au.ltews, 7st. 101 b.
General Grosvenor's lt.inksborough, b9t. 3
Mr. Wyndham's ch. colt, 14. Election' est. 7lb.
Mr. Lake's Pretty Pull. 74-. elb. 5
sto agst Lord Sulfiel-l's colt-5 to 1 agst Expectation.
Even on Mr. Wyndham'. colt.
Duke of Grafton's Whisker beat Mr. Shakespear's Donkey,
Sst. 71b. each. A.F. 200g5.-10 to l on Whisker.
THE ROCHESTER PEDESTRIAN.
BAKER started yesterday (his third Jay) at twenty
minutes before four o'clock, and from the oily part
of the morning until twelve, he complained of sick-
ness, which principally originated from his having
previous to his commencement lived rather ton freely.
At noon, however, he Was relieved from his com-
plaint by the attention of Dr. NEWSON, and he con-
tinued throughout the remainder of the day in great
spirits, occasionally singing as lie went along. He
breakfasted at eight o'clock, having at that time gone
fourteen miles. At a quarter before nine he started
again, and at ten lie had performed twenty-one.
When he went to dinner at one, he had gone thirty-
one miles ; and at two he set off again. At four
o'clock he had completed forty-one; and at three
minutes after eight last night, fifty-four, when is re.
tired for the night, carrying a lanthorn in each hand,
amidst the cheerings of hundreds of persons.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR elect went from Guild.
hall, attended by the Aldermen and City Officers, to
the LORD CHANCELLOR, to receive the PRINCE KC..
mei approbation of the choice of the Livery of
London as their Chief Magistrate. The Sheriffs went
in state to invite the Archdukes JOHN and Lawn,
isilibe Dukes of KENT, Sussex, and GLOUCESTEIt,
and all the Cabinet Ministers to dine at Guild•
ball, on the 9th instant.
Devitt LANE Ter CATIE.—The Tragedy of "The Revery'
was acted last night. Mr. KLAN, in large, merited and re-
ceived great applause. He was most ably supported by NIG RA e,
who surnamed the character of Alma. in a most excelhnt style.
A new farce entitled " Trotnty per Cent.," was acted for the first
time.—The business of the piece arises &icily out of the ili.tress
of an honed lender of money, at "Twenty per Ce..t." (Mr.
BASTLI 11, who 1. prevailed upon by a toguish Servant (Mr.
HAIL'S.), to personate the father of a Spendthrift (Mr. BAR.
.thin), In fader to firing about h a marriage with a lady of tor-
time (Mrs. Os op). In the pros,•cution of this ichelte the Usurer
is brought in contact with the real father (Mr. GA ma), and
finally becomes the dupe of his own roguery. The young man,
of course, undertakes to reforni,ito I Is married to mike a
beginning.--The piece experienced no opposition in its p-ogress,
but some biases were heard at the close ; and it was announced
fora second representation aut.ds: the tumult.
Epigram on the performance of the new Fates
C 111 Cd " Twenty per Cent :"
If Drury-lane wanted till lately a lift,,.
'1 he Renters will certainly now be content;
Since DIUDIN and RAS have so soon mad. a shift,
To gain them (rare novelty !) " fyr.-niy per CoW."
CORN EXCHANGE' Nov. 3.—The coasting vessels
being still detained by adverse winds, we hay: had
no fresh arrivals since Monday, consequently our
Market is very bare of all Grain, and our prices are
nominally as on Vsrecht
.2MITHFIRLD MARKET, NOVEMBER 3.
• lief 4s 2d to 5s 4(f
Veal 6. Od to 7s di
Mutton 4s 24 to 53 4,1 Psrk Ss 01 to Es 04
beam 614...3beep and Lambs 4,44o—Calves 100-*Figs 450