Star.
London, England, 1823-02-05 00:00:00

DO I'ER, FEBRUARY 4.
The French Mail, which ought to have areveal yes. May 2f,
ternnon, has not yet made its appearanee (eight °V., e Oalthough
these has been no bad weather to prevent it. The last arrival
front the other coast was the Medusa steam-vessel, which left
I Calais about eight o'clock yesterelay naortelng,siameepligif *en t
has been no intercourse from the Continent.

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NAVAL INTEL LIGENCE,.."7-= 7-7_7

The SZAMNIATATAIMI and Ranwnto wens to malm yelterday
the. West Indies. They have had a hasty •
The Castle Forbes Oats which sailed froni Leith- milli
settlers, for Van Dieman's Land, arrived at Syclticy, from fie
last-mentioned place, on the 14th of August.
Fatanurn, Fan. 3.—Wlnd N.N.W..—Arrived the Vela%
Mats from St. Michael's—sailed the 21st ultimo; Indunty,
Lou, from Seville; Nestor, Tammuz, from Bombay—sailed
the 15th September, and front St. Helena the 2d December;
and Sandwich packet, from Brazil—safled from Prtnamblzeo
the 234 November, Bahia the 27th, and Rio the 17t6 Derembtr.
Sailed the Rising Sun, for St. Michael's ; and Printruse, Lae.
coca, for Antwerp.
Pz.rmourn. Fes. 3.—Wind N.V7.-.-Arrited the Trusty, Wit;
taxer, from St. Michael's, with loss of rudder and tomnastil
also the Liberty, Jane, and Matilda, from ditto. SAHA the
Louisa,
Mersey', for Cape Coast Castle; the Norfolk Han,
and Flower and Blossom, for London.
Pornmourtt, Fri 4.—Wind W.N.W.---Sailed the Moro
retba, for Amsterdani.
Dem., Feu. 4.—Wind W.—Arrived this mornirg, and oiled
for the River, the Adonis, Buzau., in 56 day. from Afries;
William, Perm, from Terceira; Blossom, WILLIAMSON, from
Trieae ; Shipley, Momearar, from New South Wales ; Unifiue,
Maize, from Palermo; Susan, HAMILTON, from Bengal; King.
iron, Urns front Demerara; Fortitude, Borates, from Bar.
badOes ; Lady Keonaway, Beams from Bengal ; and the Mary,
Roan; Cape packet, Carla. • Emma, Guttivaa, all from the
South Seas ; John Howard, Cara.;
front fc,bobec ; Salamander,
' Youao, from Messina. Came down from the River, the
Duckenleld, WEIR, for Jamaica; Asia, DATZT, fur Gibraltar,
and remain with the Britannia and Indian. Alto arrived, the
Glory, Moaoata, from Demerara.

SPORTING IN% ELLIGENCE.

BOXING.

Yesterday the fight between Hall and Wynes, for 25 guineas ,
a-side, took place on Wimbledon CoMmon. A regular turn
out of the Fancy took place—nothing ese hit the downright
ring-rot, who never miss anything, good or h td, in the nsilliug
way, the " bow-are-you sort of coves;" the sta.4fc were wanting;
but lots of fighting men were present. Cuter, Seroggins, Cur-
tis Halton, Masco, Cooper, Abbot, Brown, Actual, Oliver,
Purcell, &c. assisting to keep out the ring. It.tadad, Serieg,
Belcher, Cabbage, and Neat, were also on the ground the
ring was tolerably dry, but all round it was under water, and
of those spectators who could not boast of water-proofs:am/tits.
it is ten to one but many may be hereafter rewird:d far their
temerity by a fit of the ague. But the Lids of the Fancy :AM
game enough to resist the attacks either of wind or wat,r, at
least they chef so. At one o'clock, Hall, attended by his w-
cunds, Josh Hudson and Arthur from Birmingham, threw his
hat into the ring, and shortly afterwards Wynes, waited upon
by Shelton and Savage, repeated the token of dt•fiance. the
colours, yellow for Bristol, and spotted red for Birmingham;
were tied to the stakes. Wynes went up in the most trieudiy
manner, and shook hands with Hall.
It was a long fight of one hour and sixteen minutes, occupy.
log 58 rounds; but it did 'not develope those points which
the amateurs feel any interest in dwelling upon. Hall won it
front condition; be had attended to the advantages of training;
while, on the contrary, Wynes, a sawyer, held an opinion that
he could not do better for himself than attend to his work.
Wines was decidedly the best fighter, and in numerous instances
had the hest of the rounds, and also in throwing his opponent;
but he is not an effective hitter, and could not reduce the boring
qualities of Hall. Neither of them rank high as scientific men;
yet at times several good stops were made on both sides. Ilan
nob was severely peppered, and the mug of Wynes was marked
more than a little from the handy-work of his opponent. The
, Bristol Youth at length grew so weak that he resigned the caw
test ; and on shaking hands with Hall, observed that he nil
not hurt, but so exhausted be could not fight any Langer.