Star.
London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

A APAL INTELLIGENCE.

The brig Mexican, of Liverpool, homeward-bound, passed the
Mead this morning.
The Goodwood, Sam, sailed from Waterford on the '2sth
ult. for Liverpool, and put back on the following day with da-
mage and leaky, and foresail, mainsail, and jib split.
The Britannia, JACKSON. from London to Ituuburgh, put
into llarwich on Saturday, with sails damaged.
The Ann, GRAY, from Riga to Chester, which was on shore
near Hoylake, has been got off, with the assistance of a steam-
boat from Liverpool.
The Richard, HAHN from Jersey to Portsmouth, was run
down on 1 hutsday night, by the Harriett, of Yarmouth, hound
to Genoa : crew saved. The 'amr proceeded wi• hoot damage.
The Perth, of Aberdeen, nsaar, from Sunderland, having
sprung a leak during a gale on the 11th ult. was abandoned.—
Crew taken on board a collier, and arrived at Shields.
The David Shaw, Hauttror, from Quebec to Belfast, has
been abandoned by the crew, and passed Ctualehaven to the
westward, on the „...td uh. without any person on board.
VESSELS SPOKEN wivir.-The Science, from Charleston to Li-
verpool, on the 9th ult. in lat. 49. long. 24. by the Ilumber, ar-
rived at Cowes; Elizabeth, from Tobago, on the 13th of Au-
gust ; and the Enterprize, on: Jamaica, un the 16th ult. by the
Mary, Stranack, arrived off Fahneuth.
Qt lex VOYACKSK—Arrived at Cronstadt, on the 6th, 7th, Bth,
9:h, and 10th of September, the Thomson. Homes, and Diadem,
ET)Ii.:N, from London, both in eight days ; Minerva, CAIIRICX,
from Hull, in ten days; Caledonia, FLEMING, from Chatham, in
ten dais; Holland, Brom, from Sunderland, in eleven days;
Thistle, Kxonrs, from Dundee, in eight days; Lard Mulgrave,
Twat'. from Leith, in eight days ; Oscar, HARDIN, from Leith,
in eight days ; and :Manchester, DICK, from Leith. in nine days.
Wtxrcnin, Sm. 25.—Wednesday night last, the Selina, of
Barmouth, bound ft um Newport to Liverpool, and laden with
bar and sheet iron, and tin, was driven on the Arklow Bank,
where she scrip became a complete•wreck. Part of the crew got
into the long-boat' and the remainder into the jolly-boat. Those
is the latter (the Mate and two small boys) were saved ; but
those in the long-boat, consisting of the Captain, his wife,. and
three sailors, unfortunately perished. The vessel is under water.
Mr stern and sides were driven in ; but the masts are standing.
Fatxtrovit, Sin. ::00.—Wind E.—Arrived the Duke of Kent
packet, from Lisbon in nine days; Neptune, Norio, from Dram;
off the port, the Jane, Butt:oex, from Oporto in 14 days.
PLY`.IOeIH, Soot% 50.—Wind 11—Arrived the Robert and
Margaret, rßay. rum Riga in 17 days: off the port. the Alex-
ander, 311I.x.gre. from ''atlt7. to %Vyborg in 27 days. Passed by
the Jonge Adrian Dow, from Blurt-dam to Batavia; and the
Graham Moore, Lau, from Lisbon to London.
POZT&SIOUTIL, OCT. I.—Wind E.—Arrived the Acute, CITINI•
BiIISON, from Messina.
11.1 aim'', OCT. I. Arrived the Leicester, Ifaistmoms, from
Cuxhaven, with Mails, &c.
IIsAL, I.—Wind E.Sailed last night the whole of the
cotward bour.d. Came down from the River and sailed, the
Circassian. lA'assr, for Portsmouth and Calcutta; Grilin,Gaa-
aurr, for the South Seas. Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Burlington, Wu.sorr, from Jamaica.

Dr. CHALMIRS left town on Monday. During his
his short stay he preached four Sermons, which were
attended by overflowing congregations.
Lord and Lady Artsorr and family arrived at the
St. James's Hotel on Monday, from their seat, Shug-
borough, Staffordshire.
Lord WILLIAN tIiNTINCK has returned to town
from his seat, Lynn, Norfolk.

We understand his MAJESTY remains in town until
November, and then proceeds for a few days to the
Cottage at Windsor, before retiring to the Pavilion
for the winter. It is probable, however, the Royal
determination may change in the interim, more par-
ticularly a, his MAJESTY'S indisposition is said to
have p, incipally arisen from his recent want of air
and exercibe.—Morning Chronicle.
Yestet day his Excellency Baron WERTHER, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenirotentiary of his
Majesty the King of PRUSSIA, jointly with Mr. N. M.
ROTHSCHILD, and accompanied by Mr. BONNET,
Notary Public, cancelled and deposited in the Bank
of England the amount of £50,000, in special bonds,
of the Prussian Loan, negotiated by Mr. N. M.
BOTIisCUILD, in London; bung the second half of the
sum fixed for the redemption of bonds in the fouith
Tear, and also the saving of the interest on the .42159,2.00
redeemed to the Ist of April, 1822, inclusive.

It has been sugge-ted by some of the principal
Evokers on 'Change, to have one of the pillars black-
ened, and, in case f any defaulter in the Foreign
Market, to have his name posted up, similar to the
custom at the Stock Exchange; as, of late, a great
riumber of fraudulent transactions have taken place
i that Market, to the great detriment of the respect-
able Brokers.

Application has been made b y the principal Foreign
Brokers to the Committee of the Stock Exchange, to
be admitted as Members, and it is said the answer
will be given on Saturday.
Yesterday morning, 129 prisoners, of both sexes,
Itho were tried at the late Sessions, and sentenced to
various ter ms if imprisonment, and some to be pub-
licly, and others privately whipped, were removed
horn Ness gate to the House of Correction,
_ which,
previous to this removal was so overstocked with
prisoners, that it was intended to remove upwards of
1100 to Clerkenwell prison.

Dust. PRZVENTED.—Wednesday evenings Mr. J.
W. was brought before the sitting A9agi.ti ates
as the Head Office of Police, Dublin, in custody of
peace-officer Beatty and party, and accused with
endeavouring to provoke Mr. J. D---s to fight a',
duel. The result of the examination was, that Mr.
B.was bound over to keep the peace for the term of
seven years, himself in the sum of 5001. and two
sureties in 2501. each. The parties gave the required
Acutities, and then retired.

-•e • • -tHE ARMY • •
16.16.1
lUentinant- Sir HabitIIIAND Wit' has troll pewits.
ally prtient at Wsces, seven battles, thirteen inferior ac-
tions, and on seventeen Important services.
Sit companies of the 13th Regiment of Foot are ordered to
march, in three &Askew, from Heil to Manchester, on the 3d.
10th, and llth instant, where they will arrive an the 10th, 17th,
and 18th of this month. 'The Regiment was reviewed on Mon-
day the 13d alt: by MOP-Getieral lair JOHN Brno, K.C.B.
risme companies of the dttil Regiment of Foot are ordered
to march se-day from Sunderland for Hen, where they will ar-
rive on the 10th inst.
Commission in the Cardiganshire Militia, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan.
Jahn Philipps Allen Lloyd, Esq. to be Captain.

SPORTING INI'ELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET #IRST OCTOBER MEETING, INSL

11/ZRDAT. OCTOBER 1.
The St. Leger Stakes of 25gs. each, for 3-yr-olds, colts, Elst. 71b.
_fillies, Bst. 41b.—D. I.
Duke of Grafton's b. 1. Posthorn& - - . 1
Mr. Wyndham's br. c. Sharper - - . 2
Lord Darlington's b. c. brother to Antonio - 3
Lord Stradbroke's b. c. The Stag
Lord Ezeter's Stamford
Duke of Grafton's b. f. Pastille - - Pd

Duke of Grafton's b. f. Mona

- Pd

IMrd Exeter's Holbein

Mr. Thornhill's b. f. Poozy - - - pd
Mr. *rhombill's h. c. by Pericles - - Pd
H. It. H. the Duke of York's c. Moses • • - • Pd
11. It. H. the Duke of York's c. by Seymour - Pd
Mr. Hunter's b. c. by Marmion - Pd
Mr. Hunter's eb. e. brother to Corioll - - pd

_
Mr. W. Chifney's h. c. by Haphazard - - pd
The Judge placed but three.—Even betting on Posthuma-
-Bto 1 agst Sharper-5 to 1 agst brother to Antonio-5 to 1 agst
The Stag.
PF:D ESTE! A N TS M. .
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Teamster, completed his task of walking 1000. miles in 18 days,
(one half backwards) at Manphestet, on Wednesday.
Barnard !Vest started at titelve o'clock on Monday night, to
go from Kensington to Ma.dephead.bridge and back, 4$ miles,
in seven hours, for a stake of 910 guineas. Betting was 6 and
7t04 on time. The pedestrian did eight miles in the first hour,
eight and a half in the second, and halted at Slough, 19 miles en
his way, which he did in two hours and 13 minutes. lie
reached Maidenll.:ad Bridge in three hours and IS minutes,
fresh ; he travelled on to Colebrook at the rate of seven miles an
hour, and he halted at Brentford, having the last five miles to
do in 40 minutes. Hr won the match with great difficulty,
having three minutes to spare.