Star.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

tlßillit4 NAVY.
Modelly Statement of the difiributiod of' the
Britith Naval Force I

yr 7.
.6 2' $y I ao;
o 0 0 0 o
o • 24 11 36
O 0 6 18 24

In port and fitting • •
Guard Mips - •
In the &III& and Trith Channels
the Downs and North Seas
At the Welt India Iflands, and on
the Pailage• - - - 3 0 Ii 30
On the Jamaica Ration, and ditto at 1 23 10
America and NewiOundhuul 111 3
Cape of Good Hope. halt Indies,
and on the Pallage - - 7 6 xs 17
Coalt of Africa • o • o
Portugal and Gibraltar - x S 1
In the Mediterranean 15 3 31 33
Hofpital and Prifon (hips • 3 I a

Total in Comma - 70 16 137 197

Readying flips - - - 7 0 6 1
Servienable, and repairing for fa-
vice - - - - 17 I 6 1
In Ordinary - - - 8i 7 72 25
Building - - - . 24 i S I

Total - 199 21 $29 283
ITWTZ or 21112 COWINWRY w r SAC!! Mal.
Portfasouth - - 17 z 23 12
Plymouth - . • 36 z 16 17
Chatham - ' • 36 5 9 3
Shotgun& . • - 3 0 5 30
River • ' 0 • • 3 1 31 15

Total

- 103 8 84 87

410

76
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3
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Walnefday fennlght, tie fhip, Traveller, Parker, filed
from NewcaPle, for Cherbourg. with to 6 trench Emigrant
Clergymen and fix women oo board.

A7iived at Port Glifgow, on Tburfday, the John of Olaf.
gow, Thomas Duncan, from Jamaica, after a paSage (159 dam
l Ye Princefi Charlotte, Captain BENJAMIN RICIIMIOIIOII,
is thorny eitpcdted to arrive from Amboyna whither the was
difpatelied by the Madras Government to bring home a cargo
etc fpices in Odober !aft.
The Honourable Company's Chip the Skelton Cattle, Captain
FAIDIRICK PITMAN, configned to the Prefidency of Madras. ,
and the laft Coaft d this (talon, will certainly be difpatcbed
this week.

The Honourable tne Court of Diredtors of the Fait India
Company have permitted the Chips Policy, Pacific, Albion, and
the William Fennings, by their licence, to proceed to the Eat-
ward of the Cape of Good Hope this fcafon, on the Southern
whale finery.
We underftand that, according to the late arrangement made
In favour of Indian built Chips coming to this country with ear.
goes, the Mips are to be manned with two thirds Europeans,
and not wholly with Natives; and to be vidtualled and Rored
under the Matter Attendant.

The Leda, AtUnfon, from London for Honduras. Is loft
near Honduras.

- - - The Friends, Hill, from Virginia to Falmouth, and a market.
is loft on the wait of America.

The Mercury, —, from Bolton for Newfoundland, Is LAE
The Plover (loop of war, Captain Galway, on the ath
May, run on Anegalo-reef, near Turcola, and was obliged to
eut away her malts, and throw her guns overboard; was
got off, but fuppofed to be much d.unaged. All the crew faved.
The Fame, Suntan, from London for Quebec, ftruck on a
rock on the t Bth of May; off Dechambf. an, and is full of water.
The John, —, from Jamaica for Liverpool, is on more is
the Gulph of Florida.
The Elizabeth, Dyer, from Savannah for Liverpool, fuuszder•
ed at fes ; crew, and part of cargo, faved.
The Trelawnoy, bound to Africa, upfet on the zoth initaiag,
in going out of dock at Liverpool.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LUDLOW, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23.

'A Maiden Plate of Fifty pounds. The Noblemen's
Plate, for all ages, that never won match, plate,
. or fweepGakes.
Lord Stanford's cb. f. Alfred., by Buzzard, 3 yr.
old, siL r ilb. - - - - z z
Sir W. W. Wynne s cb. c. Mountslncir, by John
BuU, 3 yrs old, 6ft. - - • a a
Two to one on Mountaineer.
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A Sweepßakes of Ten Guineas each, one four.
mile heat.
Mr. Marib's bl. b. Pilgrim, 3in old, 88. 416. -
Hurt Sitwell's, Efq. b. h. Meteor, 6yn oid, sift. 210. *
A. Craven's. Efq. ch. h. Frolic, aged, 911.
The Field the favourite.

THURSDAY.

The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Fifty
Pounds, for all ages.
Mr. Mirth's bl. h. Pilgrimyrs old, 81t. 61b. 4 a I
.Mr. Smith's g. h. Dapple, Stk. t sib. - a a a
Hurt Sitwell's, Efg. b. h. Meteor,6 yrs old, 9% ilb. 3 3 3
A. Craven's, Efq. c. h. Frolic, 91t. I ib. - a dr.
Five and 6 to 4. on Dapple, after the heat the
fame ; but after the fecoud heat, the fame on Pil-
grim.

BIBURY MEETING, TUESDAY, JUNE 29.
Sweepflakes of toogs each, ii. ft. two miles.
Colonel Orufvenor's Little Buy Blue, 5 yes old, rode by
Mr. Llnduw, soft
Ld Sae/mines Robilt Redbreaft. 6 yn old, rods by
Mr. Germain, ttft. 21b. -
Mr. Heatheure's Popinjay, s yn old, rift. pd..
The Bibury Craven Stakes, a Subfcription of togs
each.
H. It. H. the Prince of WAleils Pacificator, 4 yn old,
rode by Mr. Linduw
Colonel Knigfcute's Chuckle, Syn old - . a
Mr. Cholmondeley's Knutsford, 4 yrs old 3
Mr. Heathcote's brother to Magic, 4 yn old, pd.
The Weber Stakes, a Subfcription of aogs each,
for horfes, bona 6de the property of the Sub-
fcriber, that never darted, paid or received for-
fcit, before the day of naming, carrying 13a.
each, 3-mile heats.
Ld Milfingtown's ch. g. by Pegafus, aged, bought by
Mr. Jolinfon, rode by the owner - - r r
Ld Foley's b. g. Baby, by Driver, out of Crazy, by
Whop, 6yn old, rode by Mr. Davy - a 3
Mr. Elton's ch. to Biddy Tipkin, filter to Ronsby,
rode by Mr. Germain - - 3 4
Mr. Creme's Airealtk, by Jupiter, out of That-
ehella„ 6yn old, rode by Mr. Hawker - 4 5
Mr. Herrings b. h. by Pegafus, out of a fitter to
Efcape, Syn old, rode by Mr. Worratt - s 6
Mr. Fuller's b. h. by Precipitate, dant by Higheyer,
out of Nettletop, 6yn old, rode by Mr. Lindow 6
Mr. A. Smith's b. g. by-Sparracus, dam by Gold-
finder, aged, rude by the owner - - 7 y
His R. H. the Prince of Wales, Mr. Cholmoo-
deity. General Grofvenor, Ld Villiers, Ld
cheltea, Mr. Calling S. Smith, Sir W. W. Wynne,
Mr. Joddrell. Mr. Cox, Mr. Bayly, Mr. Lindow,
Mr. Vanneck, Sir H. Peyton, Mr. Smyth, Mr.
Mutters, Sir S. Glynn, Sir T. Moftyn, and Mr.
Bar. Price, were Subfcribers, but did not name.—
Tne tint heat a fhort run, won by a head. The
(econd heat Mr. Fuller's boric mink fevere play
la pretty good race. Seven to 4 againtt Lord Mil-
fuitown I. after the heat 6 to 4 he_won. _
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