Star.
London, England, 1822-11-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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If:tract of a private Biter from Batavia, tinted the 16th July i
—" The most interesting intelligeoce is, that we haie no doubt
that de shipping interest of the 'colony kis succeeded to piot7l-
- the estlusion of foreign sesseli Ban the eastern ports, and
that one trade will be nonmed to ddslihrt. Re Baia just beta
told that the Government has ihfused a botch Entire= MO
perntisilon to load to the eastiiiiil. There can be iio longer an*
doubt of the etelbsion Of the &MITI shipping him Semarang.
and Ilourabaya."

The East India Cetnpani.i ship Harem* *Awed at &Me=
on the Ink and was dispatched tied thence for England ma the
13th September.

Fatsiouru, Orr. 30. Wind S.S.R.—Arrived the '
Taw, from Campeachy in au days, for London;
many, Amiss, from London.
Ptraeourn, Orr. SO.—Wind S.—Airlift' the Wander*,
Wernowa, from Quebec; Jean, lints% from Cheozzia;
idecuunoa, from Venice. Off the port; the Venus, front
Amsterdam to Baltimore. Pot back the second tithe; the Stock-
holm and Onderneraing. Sailed, the Richard, for Lkmerara.
Poanstoorn, Ocr. 31.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from 114
Downs, the Thomas, Batt., for St. Vincent's • Renewal, foi.
Barbadoes ; Andromeda, for Van Dientan's Land;
.also the Po:
mons, from Zante. Sailed the Ocean, Seamtwitis for theCagtoat Good Hope ; and the Grace, aw., for London.
Om S. al.—Wind S.B.—Sailed last night several of
the outward bound ; and early this morning the remainder, for
their different destinations, with a mdderate keep from &&
Put back this afternoon, the Friends, Foariza, for Mars Leos";

COURT OF CHArNCERt-THLS DAM

ELOPEMENT

The Loan Cnaucri.ton came into Court Ms =nine &Mei
twenty minutes after ten o'clock, to hold the first Beal bdorn •
the Term.

The Arrouxer-Gurtur..—" There Is a Gentleman
ing in Court, pursuant to its order; made by your Lordship;
previous to the commencement of the long vacation. He has
married a young Lady, a Ward of this Court. That order wai
made In consequence of an application of the Guardians of thi
Lady. Mr. Hart appears for them, now, before your Lordship-
The motion, on the circumstances of the case u they were the*
stated by Mr. Hart, was, that a Gentleman of the name of
Bennet should forthwith restore to her Guardians a young Lady
whom he had prevailed upon to elope with him on the 16th of
August last, for the purpose. it was then presumed, of marriage;
which purpose has been effectuated. -- The young Lady-1i
guardians (he said) were Sir William Pilkinton and John
Jolliffe Tufnel, Esq. Mr. Bennett had dined with the family of
Mr. Tuffnel, of which the young Lady in question was one, od
the 16th of August ; the young couple disappeared shortly after
dinner ; they were seen in the afternoon in a gig together, but
were now gone nobody knew whither. Mr. Bennett bad ten.
dered proposals of marriage some time previous to this event;
but which proposals were rejected by the guardians. The order
was that Mr. Bennett should return this young Lady to her
Guardian, Mr. Tuffnel. forthwith, and that he should appear id
Court on the then first Seal (this day), to answer for the contempt.
This day Mr. 1-laex appeared for the Guardians and said, " I
am instructed to state, on the part of the Guardians, that this
Gentleman is a person of very unexceptionable character--;
against whom the Guardians have no desire to press anything
for the contempt."
Mr. Arroasze-Gureat..—" He is, my Lord, of equal rank
in life with the Lady herself ; and his father, a man offortnne,
has come forward and is willing to do what is right on this oc.
casion, and the Guardians do not press anything against him."
The LORD CH* NCELLOR.-••-" I desire to have an opportunity
of reading the affidavits in the course of this evening."
• Mr. Arroutunr-Gitusnat.—" The affidavits verify the facts at
I have stated them to your Lordship ; and this Gentleman is
ready to abide by the order of the Court."
The LORD CHANCRIA.OI4.--." U you will hand me the aliklavite
I will read them to-night."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, OCT. SI.

DIRRY.
It t• 1 apt brother t• Moses I 16 te 1 apt colt by Sootbleyet
15 to 1 apt c. by Orville I 20 to 1 *got any other

OANS.
sto I apt Sister to &tilos Il9to 1 apt 1. by Woful
9to 1 apt slater to Sultan I
CLAIM Intl&
19 to 2 apt Posthuma

7 tot apt Mama
1 to 1 apt Swap
NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGHta*
MEETING, 1812.
OCTOBiI SI.

Mr. Rogers's f. Scratch, Sit. beat Mr. Newton's ',reedit
est. Ob. T. Y.C. 50gs.--7 to 4 nest Scratch.
Sobscription Handicap Plate of .e5O, for 3-yr-olds and op.
wards. D.I.
Mr. Batson's b. at Loss, 5 yrs old, 9st. 31b. - . 1
Mr. Williams's b. f. Sauna, 3 yrs old, 7sta Ilb. . 2
Lord Ezeter's b. f. Tapsey, 4 yrs old, est. 41b. - 3
6 to 4 on I.ans-2 to 1 apt Emma.
Mr. Williams's Duo Ruin, est. 121 b. received ft. from Mr.
Parkins's Betty, 7st. 131 b. D.M. 7.5 p. 40gs. ft.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, NOV. 1.
The arrivals of this week are moderate. Wheat fully sap-
=ykl m ooitidnattis prices, and fine wimples meet with free sale.—
ns our last quotation. In Beans there I. no al-
teration from the prices of last Monday. Bailin ig Pees sell very
heavily. Grey Peas support our last prices. Good Oats more
with free sale, os the sans terms as last market day.

SMITHFIELD •lARKkT, NOYSKERR I.
There were a number of Otto at market this morning, lelb
over from last Monday, but the sales of widch were very bort7s
Conk si good quality obtained last Monday's prises; but the
'aeries descriptimn are unsaleable. Mutton is rather bwer in
rim Upon the whole the Market was well supplied, but tbe
Bothers were shy In porchasing.—Cserent prices
Due[, Ss. 4d. so Ss. ud. per eons of Sibs.; hints*, Ss. Oft,
to !s► Pd. Veal, Ss. int. es as. ed. Perk, lis. Oct. so is. ed.
Codger Market t Bans, 'MO; Calves, s 00; Him and
SOO; isa—tisy and Stew per lead: Hay, a
4, amigo 116.104.10410,8. Straw, l(. p. to v

d Limit;
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