Star.
London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

N/IVAL IN7ELLIGENCE.

Information. was this day received at the Easi In-
dia-Hnuse, stating, that the outward-bound ships
LORD ELDnN, • NOItTIibMBERLAD. and HUDDAST,
were all *ell on the 13th June last, in lat. 33.00. S.
long. G. 00. W.
ptsltTsmou T LI, SEPT. 18.—Arrived his Majesty%
ship MYRMIDON, -from Partugal. Passed by for the
Downs, the Lady Castlereagh, Ann, Larkins, Cam-
bridge, Surrey, CaLlstreatn, arid Isaac 'rod, from In-
dia.—Wind S.S.E.

DEAL, &mama IL—Passed here the THOMAS
GREsiViLLE, East Indianian; for China. Arrived
and siiled for the River the Princess Royal, Brilliant,
Princess Charlotte, I,oyaltv, and Lord Wellington,
alt from Jamaica. Cow 'down from the River And
remain, the Lady Hamilton, and Regalie, for Que.
bec ; Bee, for Cork ; and 'Mee Friends for Nantes.
Gasesocce—Thur4day the Tselawney, Reid, one of the la.
maica fleet, arrayed at this place. Captain Reid was in com.
pang with the following vessels after the gale, till the ilith, when
he parted from them in lat. St . SO. kn. Ss. 5. viz.: Thames,
under jury Veury, ditto; 'Emit, with loss of fore.
mast; Blandon' Hall; Britannia; Gramma, of Liverpool;
Shannon, from Havannah; Marian, and Isabella of Greenock;
Pitt, Foster, of London; Sinclair, of ditto; ;oho Barry, of
ditto; Loyalty, of ditto; Union, of Bristol; Charlotte of ditto,
and s brig from St. Domingo; name uhittiown, all well.

A large body of stamen, lately discharged from on
board of men of war, a:tempted to obtain admission
yesterday inen the London Mcki, for the avowed
purpose of driving from thence all the foreigners tiny
might find empl.yed on board of vessels lying there.
By.letters received yesterday from NevYcastle, we
learn, that for some days past the'veamen in that
quarter bad assembled in a body, with a view to. ob.
tain employment at an advanced rate of wages... 7
They had taken the means of preventing any ship.
leaving Newcastle,and the neighbourhood with coals,
by dismantling the shipping in the trade. The sea-
: men demand to be paid alter the manner of the
transports—namely, to luve £5 per month, and five,
men Amin boy to be allowed for every 100 ton. This
day a general meeting of the seamen, it was under.'
stood, would be held on the sands, in the vicinity of
Newcastle, to consider what farther proceedings they
ought to adopt under existing circumstances.

BISAD: to the returns ef the Price of flour at
Market, the best Wheateil loaf ought to be continued at aid.
for the ensuing week.- •
TUC WA L11R43 MATCU —The Blackheath Pedestrian did
not complete his task until half-past two this morning; however
be appeared in proud condtlon, went to had, and immedia:ely
fell Into a sound sleep, and cutithiued so until half-past seven,
when hr rase, had his breakfast, and started exactly at eight
o'clOck : be went one mile wih hie usual stiffness, then nee os
vercd, and went off qui•e fresh. The concourse of people yesteo•
day' was dearly equal to those of Sunday, on which day I e,CtiO
cussed the water irons Mill-Walk to Greenwich, besides the
immense numbers from town. The subscription for the Pedal.
Wan is filling very fast, and a respectable banking house in the
Cit'y has requested his book to ee sent there for signatures. We
miderstand Captain BARCLAY is L'lOpillioll be cannot accomplish
the task. it being too much for hymen nature. The money al-
ri ady subscribed amounts to near £4Oll. and the Gentleman who
has taken him emirr his cote, walked 37. miles with him on Slier
day. W expresses his coefidence In completing the under.
taking, as he says his wind and feet are now as 'good as on the
diy lie war: ed.
beext No.—Yesterday afternoon, the roads from Highgate and
-Hampstead were thronged with sdm • st every descripticsi ref err•
sons to the seen 914ClIdU, which took place at Golder's Green
a few miles beyot.4 ltunpstead. between two young men of the
names of Gate, a butcher, and BILL astute costermouger,
'for Ten twiseas a side. These pugilists arrived a Little alter
three chunk on the spec, and at half past they began to
strip. 'they were of nearly equal weight and size. Grip
was seconded by Oliver and Shilton; and Hales by Tom
10:10 :,5.41 Dick Weal. A ring havieg been formed, which was
surtoueded by several hundred. of persons, and various descrips
dons at vehicles, they then entered it, accompanied by their at
tender Previous to their besting-to, Was ran much In favour
of Hales, be having before fought ;1 few pitched battles, and had
generally beets successful : this beteg the brat of Grip's pertorm-
ante, little was known °lbis abtlities, except by thole who had him
iis training. At setting-to, frunethe see titilie knowkde of their
sparring, betting became immediately equal, and one of .he
bluirliest battles that ever was witnessed ensued. They fought
one hour and dote quarters, in which 57 most desperate rounds
ensued, and they displayed such a slstens of fizising as ermpletel
surprised the knowing-ones s on the :7th round, Hales misses*
his foot, and ieceived a most dreadful fall on his head,, iron
which he was wirer able to meet iris antagonist in time: age(
this olds were ten to sae ha favour of Grip. To make auy eels.
moat on the former rounds, It mend be itsjoesice to give either
doe peeferenee; but after tins. they' feught 14 others, in all of
whiek Hales received the wont; as the aid of which be was not
'able to fraud ray longer. &asps the whinertonas then bete into
/hickory coach, ind Hale byWll Jones red Rlals Into ants her.
Cousiderable VARA of money were lost on titis'ocation by those
who had made beti before the commencement, Tkere were
pees/swat this battle a number of ocieutille men,-amongst whonk
ware Belcher, Dili G.lsboos, Se.roggins KnOtilerwoethp. and
tANuly the whole of the ansetruess of this Ilse ter the metropolis,
'eltu in general gave it as their opinilan that both these yoneg men
were coutplete busses, and good bottomed.
S'IOCKS THIS DAY AT Twat,vs (mime&
iteductel shut•-.C•ne. mosey Sit f9—for acs.;7l*
0 pet Cent: eiret--. pereVent, $s—Bonds rs 4 7s. die.
Ono. 70 preo—Do. pay. , ir.—iiietteiver. Bills le. 40: