Star.
London, England, 1813-05-21 00:00:00

HARWICH, MAY 20.

This morning Monsieur the Count D'AaTors, ac-
companied by his son the Duke D'AscoututstE,
Baron Da RoLLx, and several Noblemen of distinc-
tion, embarked on board the Lady Nepean, Captain
LIVING/ and sailed immediately for the Continent.
As the wind is perfectly fair, it is hoped they will
have a short and prosperous voyage.—Sailed also
the Earl of Leicester, Captain HANtmuND, for Got-
tenburgh.—Remain in Hollesley Bay, his Majesty's
ships Christian the 7th, Danemark, Scarborough,
Norge, and Colossus.

LEITH, MAY 18.

Sailed the ALEXANDRIA frigate and SPITFIRE sloop
of war, for Greenland, to continue there until the
2.4 th of August.

GREENOCK, MAY 17.

The schooner Fox, JAktEs master, for Lisbon, was
captured on the 10th inst. 35 leagues S.W. of Cape
Clear, by an American privateer, after a running
fight of one hour and ten minutes. The Fox had three
men killed and four wounded, the privateer two killed
and five wounded. The Fox went down about half
an hour after being taken. The crew were put on
board the Christian, Capt. _PATERsoN, for Stockholm,
in the afternoon of the 10th, and landed in the High-
lands.

The Trinadad, M'Gowx, of this port, from Malta
to Demarara, was captured on the 6th of January, by
the Arethusa and Ruby French frigates, in lat. 29.
37. North, long. 19. West, and afterwards burnt.—
The master and crew of the Trinidad, together with
the master and crew of the Andalusia, of Gibraltar,
have arrived at Plymouth, on the 10th instant, from
Sierra Leone.

The LadyCoote, M'Cuzor, arrived here on Friday
from Maranham, sailed thence 6th March, in company
with the ship Geerge,WELsToop, and brig Commerce,
WILMOT, for Liverpool. On the 21st, lat. 20. 13. long.
62. 46. passed a fleet of 12 sail, under convoy of a man
of war brig, standing to the southward. On the 26th
ult. lat. 25.43. long. 64.26. fell in with a schooner,
bearing down under all sail, but, on making sail in
chace, hauled her wind and made off, and from her
appearance supposed she was a privateer. On the
28th, lat. 27. 20.10ng. 65.29. brought to and boarded
a ship under Russian colours, from St. Übe's, bound
to Charleston ; and on the 6th April, in lat. 35. 37.
long. 47. 39. parted in the night in squally weather.

The Royal Berkshire Regiment of Militia ern.
barked at the Cove of Cork, the 12th May ; the regi.
ment has marched for Athlone, the centre of Ireland. •
In addition to the numbers who paired off on the
question of the Roman Catholic Bill, as stated in our
Paper of yesterday, we have to mention the name of
Sir BkNiAMIN HOITHOUSE, WllO was for the Bill, and
paired off with JONATHAN RAINE, Esq.
The dispute among the literati respecting the Au-
thor of the new satirical Poem, entitled " Joi:Env,"
is at length set at rest—both parties being satisfied
that it is the production of one of the authors of the
66 Rejected Addresses." Be this as it may, the Poem
indisputably possesses so rich a view of
broad humour, and is such an admirable travestie of
WALTER Scores " ltokeby," that as long as the lat-
ter work continues to be read, 44 JOKEIC" must cer-
tainly be admireci.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING—ISIS.
'fouasomr, MAY W.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each h. ft. Front the Post In the Farm
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to the eted of B. C.
Mr. Batson's Idle Boy, 7st. i lib. - - 1
Gen. Grosvenor's Vulpecula, Sst. - • 2
Gen. Gower's Lama, Set. 71h. - - st
Mr. Udny's c. by Haphazard, Tst. Mb. - 4
2to 1 ass, Idle Boy.-3 to 2. apt Vulpecula-2 to 1 agst Lama.
Lord Sackyille's Donna Clara, Tst. 151 b. bear Gen. Gower's
Crispin, fist. 91b. 1). M. 200 gs h.ft.--5 '. 4on Donna Clara.
Fifty Pounds, for 3 yr-olds, carrying Gst. 21b. 1-yr-olds, 81t.
5-yr-olds, Bat. 71b. 6-yr-olds and aged, Rst. 1..4b. T.M. M.B.C.
Mr. Vansittart's Euryalus, 4 yra old • 1
Lord Sackville's c. by Waltham, 4 yrs old - 2
2 to 1 agst Euryalus--2. to 1 apt Ld SackvilL's c.
Four others started, but the Judge could place only two.
Lord Foley's Osprey, Bst. 61b. brat Lord Sackyille's Lady of
the Lake, ist. 131 b. Y. C. 1508..—Even betting. -