Star.
London, England, 1807-08-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRavestwer, Auc. 17 —Pdffed by the Anna, Donovan, from
Monte Video; Mary Ann. Mafon. from Guyon; Denifcomt.e,
Cotter ; Country Squire, Clark ; Naiad, Oak; and the
Thornton, for Jamaica; with a large fleet, name, unknonr.
Sailed the John and Thomas, Nicholfun, for Rip; Minerva,
Wildgoofe, for Gibraltar; and the Science, Howard, for New
York.

ARRIVED—In the Downs, the Naiad, Oftle ; Country Squire
Scott; Hannah, Patrick; Tiviot, Agnes; Alfred, Chambers
Friends, Howell; Canada. Clark; Hopewell, Warden ; Herculrs
Caffrey ; and Sufpence, Kilgour, from Jamaica—ln the Clyde, tilt
Neva, Black, from Peterlburgb.

The following veffels of the Jamaica fleet are un
accounted for, viz. the Britannia, Gibbs;—Ann
Grant, Killock ; Lord Nelfon, Gray ; Fortitude,
Friar ; Merlin, Peake ; Loyalty, Bayley ; and the
Thomas, Alden, for London ; Hibernia, O'Hara ;
Jones, Bradfhaw ; and the Golden Fleece, La Meur,
for Belfaft. The latter parted on the ig.th inflant
with his Majefly's fhip Curse.
The Hope, Farquhar, from Jamaica, for (ttebec,
was rim down on the 29th cf July by the Monarch,
of London.

The Pandonr, Anderfon ; Memphis, Hinchman ;
and the Hero, Gardner, from London, for the River
Plate, palled Madeira, in company, all well, on the
I3th ct _ _

-The American brig Naacy was loft on Saturday
night, near the Start.

Within there few days orders have been Wiled for
twelve fail of the line, with frigates, to be prepared
for the North Seas, daring the winter months.
The fikßATin friZnte, Captain SCOTT, is to carry
General Sir Ja.stas Cask, to North America.

Sir RICHARD STRACHAW is arrived in town from
Plymouth. and had yetlerday a long inter view with
the Board of Admiralty.
A Ihip, of 74 guns, is ordered to be built at Hat-
vrich, to be tailed the VENGEuR.
The ntmofl anxiety pervades the wives, fweet-
hearts, and relatives of the feamen expeeed by
the India fleer, as moll of them are likely to be im-
preg,:d helot e the (hips arrive at Deal.
It has been Bated in feveral of the Papers. that a
letter had been fent to the Lord Mayor on Tuefday
evening from the Admiralty, and that it related to
the Baltic expedition. The letter alluded to con-
tained an application to his Lordlhip, to back an
imprefs warrant for the City. The Navy is faid
to be greatly in want of hands; and rarely a better
opportunity of procuring a great number of able
bodied gentlemen for this fervice could not
,be offered,
than by ditating the execution of this fervice
te-
wards thole fcenes of profligacy daily exhibited in and
around this Metropolis, commonly called Boxing
Matrhee.

Yeflerday a poor child was run over by one of the
flinrt lieges near the end of St. Martin's•lane, Charing
Croft, and was In dreadfully bruifed, as to be taken
to the hofpital in a deplorable (late.
A Gentleman travelling in a Rage coach was fud-
denly taken ill, on Wednefday, near Dunftable ; and
antwitliftanding every effort of a furgeon who was
lent for, he died fhortly afterwards. On fearching the
pockets of the deceafed, there were found 251. in calls
and notes, but no letters or any thing tending to
identify his perfon, or to enable a firanger to com-
municate the melancholy event to big friends. He
was accompanied in the coach by one Lady only, to
whom he was unknown; but finding death approach
ing, and fenfible of his &nation, he told his name and
addrefs, but the Lady was thrown into filch terror
and agitation on the occafion, that the could not at
all recollea either. One Gentleman, on hip road to
London, thought it was a perfon refident there, of
whom he had tome diftant knowledge : and his shirt
mark was examined to fee if it accorded with the
initials of his name ; but proving otherwife, every
mind capable of thougi t, were left in painful doubt
and uncertainty as to his perfon and refidence.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
EGHAM RACES, .1 HURSDAY, AUGUS C 17.
Sweet:dates of 3/gs. each. 10 ft for two year old colts soul Oleg.
Half a mile (11 Subfcribers).
Lord Egremont's ek. 1. by GoLoma, out of Certhia
Mr Butler's f. Bons Las

Mr Lake's Mary! ells 3
•
Sir J. Mawbcy's ch f Grarshopoer 4
Sir C. Banbury's bl c. out of Wowftl
A good race between the firft two.
Sweepftakes of asgs each (3 Subferibers).
Lord Egremont's b c. Canopus, brother to Cardinal Beaufort,
walked over.
The Handicap Plate of scl was won ct two beam by Mr. Fa.-
mor's b c. Hawk, by Buzzard. beating Great Ho! Prodigal. and
the fecond heat a very fine race between tiawk and Great Ho!
The other scl. was w on (alto at two heats) by Mr. Fermor's br.
m. Pelifre, by Whiikey, beating Mr. Bradley's Prodigal, and Mr.
Dockeray'b Honeyfuckle.

WEDNESDAY. ,
The Magna Charts Stakes of rev each, the New Mile.
l.d• Egrentont's b. f. eorfican Fairy (late Mode), by Gohauua I
Mr Lake's b. c. Corto!acua (61b. extra) - 1
Mr Ferntor's b c. Hawk - • 3
Mr Ladbrokes br. c Coracan . 4
Sit and (even to four againft Quit)lam, and five to tyro againit
the winner.

YORK AUGUST MEPT INC, T. ESDAY, AUG. ay.
Sweep(lakes of zegs rack, for two year old colts and fillies....

- Two Year OW t.!. our+ e.
Colonel Childers's cls f. by Sumter:l out of Pet's darn I
Mr Melidh's h c. by StaMfor I dam by . vone s
Lord Firmaltarn's b. e. by litillard out of Fanny 3
Even betting, :.nd 5 to 4 on ^Monet Childers 's filly.
Fifty Pounds for r yr aids and upwards four mile heats.
Sir H. T. Vane's b. fby Sir Peter Teazle, 4 yrs old I I
Mr W. Peirfe's b. c Foxberry, 3 yrs old 4 $
Mr Meilith's b. c. You-g Hopeful 3 yr. old 3 3
Mr Lonfdale's ch h. 'floe Dean. 5 vrs ..id (lame) 2 de
!Mr N B. tiodgfon's h. m. Ladv Mary. aged (lame) 3 dr
Soren tb 4 againtt Sir H. T. Vane; filly; atter the beat, 6 and
7 to e the won.