Star.
London, England, 1824-07-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Anglem, from British America, got aground in enter-
ing Maryport, on the 115th tumult. and filled with water—cup
discharging.
The Harr, Mows', for Malaga, tut back to Gravesend yester-
day, with loss .4 bowsprit and foremast.
f"assioussr, Jus.v 27.—Wind N.V. to &R. light airs.—Arrived
the Orestes, Niessotaor, from Leghorn in fifty-seven days, for the
Downs for orders—spoke on the 2d July, in lat. 37. 10ng.14. the
Eagle, of London, from Port-au-Prince fur Trieste and, same day,
the argaret, of and front Bristol for Danerara, out ten days.
FLYIIOUTO.ThC °CRAM, 80, Captain ilasnrimas. was towed
out of harbour into the Sound, on Friday, completely ready for sea.
She has on board nearly 1100 men, Including marines, a great part
of whom were brought to Plymouth In ShtVIOILA/RT, LIMA/ SORIA%
pRISK, WOODLARK, ATSSOLLi and Ilsovesse. The Arnot.s.,
Vtct-
uNr, &lair, and WOODLARK, have again sailed to the eastward.
Poarsamern, Jetv 28.—Wind &F.—Arrived his Maiesty's ship
&tern°. from the Eastward. Passed up Channel, the John Iliehai d,
DI'NC AN, from Tobago.
Drat, Jul..: 28.—Wind S.S.W.—The William and Henry,
FRANCIS for Alexandria, went into Ramsgate barbour this Morn-
ing to refit.—No arrivals or tailings.
Cowes, jinx 23.--Wind E.—Arrived the Hero, Rico* from
Bahia in sixty-four days.
LIST INDIA SHIPPING.
Attravat at BATAVIA—The Minstrel, Arkeall, from London.
Tit,: Waterloo, Studd, sailed from Bombay for England the 21st
March. The William Shand, Kenn, from London, had arrived at
Van Dietnen's Laud.

AtRIVAL AT MADRAII.....nft Ganges, Ford, from London.
ARRIVAL AT Cavuos—The Lady Kennaway, Surfien, from Ben-
gal, and was to complete her loading at Bombay for Liverpt 6!.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 28.
Sines Eerresu Istwaaus—The Victory, and Hope, from Har-
lingen; li<ll uncle, from Stangate Creek; Mercurius, froth Rot-
ti rsiani ; and I luckles, from Bombay.
lierrarn Ocewasos---The Windiest, for Antwerp; Kingston,
for Dctotrara ; \'row Jantje. and Prince of Saxe C•burg, for Rot-
terdam ' • Hope, for Genoa; King George, for Calais ; Lord Nel-
son, for Palermo ; Clarkston, for giebec ; and Petite Gustave, for
Havre.
CLEARING Oterwaaes—The Seotb, for Elsineur ; Fountain, for
Genoa; Mediterranean, for Madeira; Duke of Kent, for Rotter-
dam ; Alitla, far Antwerp ; Jane, for Naples ; and Seiallow packet,
for Mains.
THE CUMBERLAND TRADER BURNT.
Monday morning the greatest alarm prevailed in Shields bar-
hour, in consequence of a fire breaking out on board the ship Cum-
berland, one of the Newcastle traders. She was lying on the south
side of the harbour, near to the Mill Dam, and was laden with g
neral cargo of merchandise for London. About three o'clock, inti-
mation being given that the vessel was on fire, tneasur were im-
mediately taken to remove her, in order to keep her clear of the
other shipping. She was run upon the sand below Milburn-plate,
on the north side of the river, and her appearance was terrifically
grand. The flames burst forth through the deck mar to the main-
mast, and spread to the rigging and sails with a fury almost inde-
scribable. A great number of boats were on the alert, but from
fear of the mainmast coming overboard, which took place about five
o'clock, they were obliged to keep at a tespectabk distante. A fire-
engine was at length got to bear upon her, but the vessel was then
so completely enveloped in flame, that every exertion to save any
part of her valuable cargo was fruitless. The whole of the vessel is
destroyed except her two sides and one of her lower masts. The
amount of the damage has not yet been ascertained, hot it must be
very considerable; one Gentleman alone had .08000 worth of
whalebone on board. It is not known how the lire originated;
some persons conjecture thatlt may have been caused by two keels
of charcoal that were on board, but how far this supposition is pro-
bable, we are not able to say.—lyre Mercury.
PROPERTY IN SHIP TIMBER.
Extract of a letter from Messrs. W. and J. Morrie" the agents
to Lloyd's at Stornaway, to J. Bennett, Esq.
" Someway, iuly 19.
" The schooner New Packet, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
stranded at Loebmaddy last winters sailed hence for Boston, on the
second current, after reshipping her cargo, and being outfitted
here ; she received no damage in her bull, excepting her forefoot
started, and some part of her sheathing rubbed off, although aban-
doned and sold for beboof of the Underwriters.
" The schooner Emma, dooper, of Ipswich, from Liverpool for
Dundee and Arbroatb, put into Lochroag yesterday, in .difress,
having lost ber foremast, etc. in a gale of wind, on the I,llt, cur-
rent off the Mennen Islands.
.4 There is every season a large quantity of timber drifted ashore,
along the west coast of the Hebrides; vithkh is immediately taken
possession of for the Deputy Admiral ; as it is so lightly inscribed
or marked, that the proper owners cannot be ascertained, it
would therefore be necessary, for the interest of all concerned, to
adopt sonic simple method of branding each log with the shipper
and ship's name, which would not be so readily defaced. The
quantity found in this district for the last two winters has been
very considerable."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, .
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CHELMSFORD RACRS--Vireinstusr, Intit
The County Gold Cup, by Subscribers of 10 sew. eaeh. The win-
ner to be sold for 500 geinewif demanded edible a quarter elan
hour after the race. One heat, three mile&
Mr. Strutt named Mr. It. Wilson's Isabella, 4 Yrs 914 1
D. of Orafion's b. tn. Veil, 4 yrs eld, ast. 41b. 2 0
Six to four on Veil; a beautiful lane i• Veil the lhieniette in ran,
flint, and made aI the play. ); t m •
The'Tents Plate df MD, for edts.end Mlles, Spos el&
Mr..Otseslisea's Sir Omer received AM, there bps other
hone entered.
The sport of yeiteiday '-***d between one atbdritisiNl!ek.
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