Star.
London, England, 1809-08-10 00:00:00

Arrivals at Gibraltar, from 123c1 to 30th June.

The Enitlish brig Bonita, J. Grant, 9 days from Madeira, in
ballast —The American brig Harriot, S. Leech, 2 days from Ca-
diz, with tobtcco, c :eta, flour, &c. &c. for orders.—The American
ship t /mit, E. Richards, 28 days from New York, with flour, to-
bacco, and staves, for orders.—The Americas brig Augusta, F.
Davis;, from Algeciras, in ballast.—The English galliot Octavio,
1. Agnew, 14 days from Alicant, with barilla, for Belfast.—The
Snow Iroquois, W. Mre'ver, 42 day; from London,.with
sunili ies, for Gibraltar.—The English Felucho Bravo, J.Cabasa,
2 days front Estepona, in ballast, for Gibraltar.—The English Fe-
lucho
Fortune, T. Michael, tt days fr m Nerja, in ballast, for Gi-
braltar—The English sloop Matchless, ?.Simmons, 11 days from
Guernsey, wish merchaddize, for this place.—The English brig
Nancy, E. Radicich, 3 days from Cadiz, with coffee and logwood,
for Algesiras.—H.s Nlajesty's packet Prince Ernest, Capt. Petre,
9 days from Falmouth.—The English bark William and James,
'W. Hughes, `-'3 days from Liverpool, with merchandize tor Malta
and Sicily.—The English schooner Mary, J.Haswell,l2 days from
Portsmouth, with merchanclize for this place.—The English brig
Maria, R. Honey, 29 days front Messina, with sumach and oil,
&c. &c. for Liverpool.—The English brig Minerva, W. Miles,
12 days front Almeria, with barilla, for Gibraltar and London.—
About 15 Spanish vessels with bricks, brandy, barilla, wine, tiles,
vinegar, &c. for this place and the Eastern or Western coasts.

Monday night, after the family of Mr. LEGAss had
retired to rest, at their house in Tutt-place, Mary-la-
Bonne, one of the servants in the attic was awoke by
a rumbling noise, which ended with a violent shock of
the building. The whole of the family, consisting of
seven persons, escaped from the top and bottom of th•
house, with the exception of an apprentice, and im-
mediately afterwards the two upper stories tell in, an,l
part of an outer wall. The apprentice, whose name
is Hume, was two hours in the ruins, but he provi-
dentially escaped without injury. The house has not
been built more than seven years.

BRUTAL ASSAULT.— A most distressing circumstance
is said to have taken place at Worthing. A young
lady, of respectable connections, accompanied her bro-
ther, who was in bad health, to that place ; and whilst
in the act of walking with him on the sands, was se-
veral times insulted and followed by a man in the
habit of a gentleman, who, not content with this mode
of attacking his victim, watched his opportunity,
while her brother was bathing, the men-servants at-
tending him, and the females employed in the lower
part of the house, to rush into the drawing-room,
where the young lady was sitting alone, waiting break-
fast for her brother, when he assaulted her, and pro-
ceeded to violate her person, until her screams at last
alarmed the servants, who flew to her assistance. On
entering the room they found her senseless, and the
ruffian in the act of pouring the milk from the cream-
ewer down her throat, to recover her. In the general
confusion he made his escape for the pr,!sent, but has
been since taken at Cruxhaven, and brought back to
meet the reward of his brutality.

SPORDING INTELLIGENCE.

BARNET RACES, after a lapse of ten years, were re-1
vied yesterday. From the proximity of the course
to the metropolis, the company wits extremely nume-
rous. There were two £5O plates, the former of
which was won at three heats by nimbler, late the pro-
perty of the Duke of YORK. The 2d and Ladies Plate
was won at two heats by Mr. Shelton's Gohanna colt,
3 years old. The heats were well contested. Amongst
the company were the Duke of ST. ALBAN's, the Mar-
quis of TWEEDALE, Sir JOHN and Lady LADE, &C. &C.

CHELMSFORD RACES, TUESDAY, AUGUST I.
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 Guineas.
Mr. Elwes's b. 1. Miss Sophia, by Stamford - - 1 1
Mr. Jeffery's b. fby Gamenut - • - 3 !
Mr. Embden's Miss Seedling . A * 2 dr.
Mr. Johnston's ch. f. by Ambrosio - - • dis.
5 to 2 to Sophia.
WEDNESDAY.—The Town Plate of £53.
Mr. Jeffery's ch. c. Silvermere, by Gouty - 2 2 1
Mr. Embden's Miss Seedling - - 1 1

9 to 2 on Seedling.
THURSDAY—The Stewards Plate of XSO, for all Ages.
Mr. Bacon's b. c. Patriot, by Whisky - 2 9 I
Mr. Elwes's Miss Sophia - - - 1 1
Mr. Ernliden's Miss Seedling - - 3 3 di'.
Mr. Jeffery's Silvermere - - - • dis.