Star.
London, England, 1825-07-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIUENCE.

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The Concordia, BLACICELDEI4 front Liverpool to •Montieal,
on shore on Bed Isle about the 20th of May. •
The Friends, ---,front Dublin to Quebec, was wrecked cite
the 1&h of May, on the Wand of Niguette; Crew, passengers,
and part of the materials saved.
The Howard smack, which took out the Gottenburgh mail of
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the 11th uk. has put into Norway, dismasted.
Fat.wouvle, JOLT 3. —Wind variable. Sailed the Actooa,
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Batons, for Valparaiso and Lima.
Pon n, Amy 40—Wind N.—Arrived the Orpheus,
Fitsso.ar, from London fur the Mauritius; and Henry Wellesley,
WAD*, from ditto for Sierra Leone, with mainmast sprung. Sailed
the Caro Brae Castle, Dave, for Calcutta.
Dut., JULY 4.--Light airs front the westward.—The whole of
the outward bound sailed last evening. Arrived from the River,
Aid remain, the Lively, RIDUAN, foe Sierra Leone ; and Priscilla,
Ewe, for Trieste.
LITIMPOOL, JULY 3.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the Friendship,
Tootle, from Mamba ; Sarah and Caroline, Nam; and Emerald,
Howts, from Charieston--sailed the 4th of -June. Off the port,
the Trident, Covent, and Cotinthian, Hewn, from Neff York ;
and Chariot, from? Savannah.
**amours, JULY I.—Brought in hereon Wednewlay by the Pi-
lots, five seamen belonging to the brig Malta, of London, W. Pass-
nos, Master, from Bristol to Montreal, which was run down la-
the Channel, on the high ult. by the ship Sally, bound from the Ha-
vinnah to Antwerp, and who providentially saved themselves by
jumping on board the said vessel. The Captain, his wife, a fe-
male passenger, and four others of the crew,all went to the bottom.
The seamen navecnentioned, on their landing. applied to hir.•
Lux, the Notary, and afterwardi to Jossrn H 01070114 Esq. the
Consul for this port.—Theee Gentlemen, with the. assistance of•
Captain Tutuoct, R.N. raised a very liberal subscription toviardo
their immediate relief, from the Inhabitants of this town, whose
sympathising benevolence has often been distinguished on similar
occasions.

DESTRIICIIVE

This morning, at half-past one o'clock, a fire broke ens at the'
house of Mr. Purdew, salesman, in Tothill-street, Westminster.
and, notwithstanding the vigilance of the firemen, and the plenty
of water supplied from the Chelsea main, &c. the elementary.
Lid raged with suck impetuous rapidity as to destroy the premise*
of Mr. Corker. butcher, and the two adjoining houses; in one of
which resided little Tro:W, Mr. Bellamy's assistant messenger, sig
_the House of alumna.. The flames extending .to Dartmouth-
street, seriously damaged the back parts of three dwelling%
houses. in Dartmeutis4weet, besides that 1.1 Mr. Hazel, the
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grocer. at the corner.
It is lamentable to state, that from enquiry, we are informed,
that the family of Er. Perdue were at Vauxhall, and had left a
boy to take care of the hostile, when the gas net having been
turned of, soon filled the shop, and when the servant went in with 4
candle it took fire, and caused the conflagration. To add to the
calamity, one of tit, sufferers is not insured. Fortunately, no !Pres
were lost. We are (but hope erroneously) informed, that two
soldiers and a woman were taken up u plunderers of property
du: in the are.

A letter from Paris of Friday last states, that the Co-
lombian privateers are extremely active on the 'Spanish coast.
Some armed vessels which had sailed from Sr. -Ander have been
plundered, and even a Dutch vessel, supposed to have Spanish
property on board, was treated in a similar manner. It was mated
by the vessel which made the search, that they tarried letters of
marque, obtained from the Colombian agent at Gibraltar.
MITT( NG-ROOIL TATTRIISA lA.'S, JULY 4.
The betting to day was brisk, and the odds have varied on some
of the horses. For the July Stakes, Octaviana is rising List, and
bids fair to become a very great favourite. The odds on the St.
Leger are nearly as before, with the exception of Cleveland and
Altisidora, both of whom are coming forward.
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5 to 1 apt Goshawk'
4i to I apt Octavian
5 to 1 apt jpisos

JULY 'MIMS.
I 7 to 1 agit Ompbale
1:1 to 1 apt Let s buy

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IT. L 11.01411.
3j to 1 apt Memnon I 2,1 to 1 apt Whisker •
6 tot apt Alderman 35 to 1 apt Paulme
8 tot apt fiedgauntlet 35 to 1 apt Trineulo
14 10 1 apt Cleveland 40 to 1 apt Humphrey Clinker
420 to 1 apt Altisidora 40 to I apt Ilk Grace (tikes')
125 to 1 apt Homer 1000 to 15 apt Darlevil
25 to 1 apt Dauntless WOO to 12 apt Rothelan
Mil DGE.NORTH RACES, JUNE 13. • , •
TA. members' ['tate of Ira for are, and four yeast aid. Moss

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two miles.
Mr. Knott% eh. tn. hiss root., 4 yrs old •
Mr. Thompson's Dr. h. The antler. 4 yts old
Two finely run heats, the last being won only by 's seek.
Friday, a lugs. Sweepstakes, with logs. added, fur all ages was
won by Sir I'. 11. Acton's ch. m. bliss Foote, beating another capi-
tally by a neck. The Members' Plate of 5;/f. for all ages r Mr.;
Thompson's br. h. The Butler, beating two others. 'the Heaters'
Stakes of 3 soil. each, with 26 sews. added by the Town, fo#
all
ages; Mr. W. Dallewy's br. g. Sir Edward, beating Mr. lil. Pee's
h. g. Marquis. An exertion race, and woo by a Davi.
At Lancaster Races, on Thursday, a fluters Swreldtakes of
'lO soy. each (five subs.) was won by Mr. F. Iketherton's k. g.
Tawpy, beating three others. The Noblemen and Genthigen's
Plate of 701. for all ages 3 31r. Ferguson's b. f. sister to Equity, in
two well.contested three-mile heats. beating three others.—Lhoca-
shire won the t ocking, t 3 m. I h. to 16 m. 1 b.
PIGEON MATCH FOR 2uo SOVERF.IONS'EACIL
The grand match for WOO, between Mr. Osbaidestone (with a
"single barrel) and Capt. Itoss (with a doubly), was decidel. ye •
,Saterday. at Battersea. The betting at starting was even; but de-
sists the shooting, gradually rose on the Captain, mid was 4' to • I
on the gun throughout. The birds were blue rocks, and veeyieteong
on the wing. . The match was decided in favour of the,Ciptaii hr
lye birds, bejkilling 39, and Mr. 0. 34. After this. was de.rided,
A. Gentleman hot oil a bet, viz. to Lill four liiiderrut or:twenty,
rwithout any other charge than powder, and•winhin %hi ;tat

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rooms into
useless. In
grand enter'
kitchen was
without hav
Ainbassador
The kitchen
provements,
met. his Ma
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tainment at
on the 24th
lag had tea
setting the I
supfer. At
a parenthesi:
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Lord Stew&
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direction of
Household;
greatest leg
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range ins nts
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King's Pahl
kitchen in
direction of
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vat iety of d
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placed on t
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Alton, the
were dry ro
The com
`night were'
about 500
ten o'clock,
mentioned.
the general
rooms. Tli
their state
(Mats, the
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un pedestal
through wh
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labia, with
in imitation
trees in lull'
grant flows
Kew, were
grand stairc
staircase teal
feet in heigli
'of the entiqa
glass burnt!
The KINC
Mr. Kramer
sence Chant
oval of the
'fog the eve'
the dancing,
The dant
eleven &doe
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formers, v.lt

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superb or-m
lights, each
This roon
quetting.roi!
nearly forty
' delabra, abc
which were
bras conta;n
the side of tl
The ceiling i
ings, and is 1
! .gilt scroll.
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mounted by
stool a gill
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in the gi
banqueting.
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