Star.
London, England, 1830-08-20 00:00:00

rLrmotynr. Ayr., If.

The tools Commiskinnera of the Adnii-alty Intr. relnotateel
Jones, late commander of the ‘'igilant cut!er, in hit rank as
Lieutenant ie the }loyal N!acy.
We are truly happy to Rol that his Majesty has been awl-
ously pleased to command that the widows of pursers in the Royal
Navy sh.tll is fulure be allowed a pollution of 401. instead of 301. per
annum; and that it it int &id to increase the half-pay of this " me-
ritorious class of officers."

The r.irron weani.ves .4, with th" Camel lighter, in tow, mailed
on Sunday. with men and stores. for 1141604, to navigate the Dread.
nosOt. 104, to the River Thames.
The Diligence naval.trimsport, arrived yeatenlay. from Deptford.
In Hantnate--Ctletionia, kale, Ihyad. Royalist. Bramble, In.
dimity tender, Messenger, steam-vessel. and Diligence, navy
transport.
At the Ihilat ti--Vigilant.
('apt. Priwell, It M. is appointed in his Alain*, 's ship Melville.
Ehe following M•dohipmen passed their exami• ;vital to' Lieute-
nants, at the naval College, last week :-11r. 111. Arrindell. late
Hecht; Thomas Burnett, late Syhille ; James R. Daeres, Un-
daunt. ti ; John Win. Benham, T. W. Anson,C. H. O'Brien, cos.
ledonia ; John (ledge, Dryad ; W. W. Chambers, J. Lowry, late
Arachre .1. R. Engledos. Galatea; H. N. Locker. late Forte;
A. S. Booth, ;Pelican; J. Handford. late Camelenti ; H. t).
Shute, Alligator; W. T. Evans. Columbine; Lord Clarence Page.,
late Pelneus ; Hon. Edward Plunkett. 1). Tuckey, J. H. Iwltirray,
St. Vincent; C. F. Collett. Rlausim : J.J. Robinson. Dryad ; J.
J. C H. Tracey. late R•ptegie ; C. Ludlow,
It is understand that the Dock.yard at Jarii.oca is to be given sp.
arid that Coninti.sioner A t Kintigh will ge o Bermuda.
Gat EF.XI.AND —A. It-tter, received yesterday afternoon,
via Ham burgh, (min Captain Stewart, of she Mary, stating that he
was in company with the Perseeeranc... in lat. 73 deg. that filvy bad
gone as far north as they ;snail get for the packed Tr. mad only saw
two fist. The Vary had about 60 tuals. and the Perseverance 130;
and both ships seeing no propeet or doirg art grad by remaining,
sailed for Dtvis' Strait. on the 161 h May. The Union had sailed
on the 4th Apr 1. and Captain Siewart h..d heard malting of the Coot.
mercy. Theme, it is believed, are the only Rintsh 'hips that went
to Greenland this year.

TIIE TURF.

TATTERSALL 'S.

With one or two excepti.ns,the;l7lscontinue pretty nearly the
same uon Monday. Priam is in as much favour as ever, and Has-
san continues to rise in the estimation of all parties; his private
performances are wonderful; he gives the 3-year.olds 2111 h. sad
the 4..year.ohla 51b. and runs away front them ! and does rube
astonishing things: it is a great pity that his feats h:sve been c"n.
fined to trials; it is clear that be is looked upon as a ,attler,
especially as two cc three gentlemen, who have backed him to are
immense amount at 20 and 26 to 1, refused to hedge to their bets.
Birmingham is a nominal favourite at about 25 to 1, in consequence
of his running at %Volverinimpton this week, but he will nu,
he backed till after Warwick, when it will he ascertainable whether
It is intended to send him to lioncas er.

liaby is quite nut of favour, indeed they now begin to ►tan a
doubt whether he will be fit to run ! The present odds are av
follow t

IT. LIM NO.
7 to 4 ag.t Mr. Chifney's Priam
11 to 3 Lord Queensberry'. Hassan
10 to 1 Mr. Clifton's Moss Rose
14 to 1 Lord Queensberry's Maria
14 to 1 Mr. Shepherd's The Cardinal
II to 1 Mr. Biehardvon's St. Nicholas
20 to 1 Lord Cleveland's Raby
20 to 1 -- Mr. Penes Bninswicker
2S to 1 Duke of Leed.' 1.2,1 y Mowbray
30 to 1 Mr. Powktt'a Lady F.mmeline
30 to 1 --- Sit T. Bratiley's Lawrie Todd.
25 to 1 Mr. Beardsworth's Birmingham
40 to I Colonel Cradoek's the Barber.
Even on 2 atilt. the held.

le to I offered on the field.
Caleb and Cobweb at about even betties, and Antiepe neat.

THE TR A M itSt.rACHT,CLUR •
UNDER THE TATRONAG Of HI% MAJESTY.":"
Yesterday Ifillgjig,day
.appointedjak • etis atmtual contest for a
superb silver, eurialtioler, given by lirefAlub, the river Thames
presented $ most animaterappearance abTonrortw The errs* o'
the match were, no be allowed to slse prise hut
the bole fide property of the members of the au The distance
aaikd was from Blackftiars.bridge up round s beat mooted oil
Wandsworth meadows, down agile to Westminster-bridge ; the
first boat in to be declared cntitled to the prise. The following
boats were entered :

Tashi& Tows. Owners' Noose. Distinguishiog Colours.
Daphne .... 7 Mr. J. Nelson
Venus ..13 Mr. H. Chitty .. lt.d.
Fairy ........13 Air. C. C. Haseldes lied and White.
BrlOiant .... I Mr. W. Baeknell Blank, with White Cross.
Meteor
Arid . Lord H. Cholmondeley firinge.
Lady Emma I Mr. H. Ketridge Whitr.,wlth Blue Border.
Toe Daphne was withdrawn, in oonsequence of' the indisposition
of Mr. Nelson, and the Meteor was not allowed to contend, Mr. Chitty
being the owner of the Venus also, which latter bent had got a prise,
to sail in the match, and the rules of the club precluding any member
from sailing two boats at one time. The other Ave boats took their
stations at the bridge at two o'clock, and at half-past two the Com-
modore gave the signal. In an instant the sails were set
and the boats under weigh. The Brilliant hook the lead,
lowed by the Fairy, Arkl, lady Emma, and Venus, the latter
boat having the worst station at starting. At Viaterloo.bridge the
Brilliant went ahead, the Fairy and Ariel following in het wake:
the Lady Emma gained on reaching Westminster-bridge, and the
Venue was still more favourably placed. The Brilliant, however.
did not keep the lead, and the Fairy passed through Westtain‘ter
and Vauxhall first boat, the Ariel, still in company with the
Brilliant, keeping well up to windward. In Chelsea-reach the
match between the Ariel, Brilliant, Lady Emma, and Venus, was
leery thing that could be wished for, and along the Wandserotili
shore every exertion was made by the respective captains to
get the lead. The Fairy, however, ran si-beall hi fine style.
and went round the first boat a considerable distance ahead. The
Brilliant at this time wan second ; the Lady Emma thitd, but she
did not go round, though she ailed the distance; the Vann fourth;
and Ariel fifth. In coming down, the Fairy was at doses out of eight
of the others, but a better distil could not have been witnessed
than between the Lady Emma and Ariel. At Vauxhall they wire
bowsprit and bowsprit, but the Ludy Emma contrived to crawl by.
The Arid, however, again case up with her, and they rounded the
boat together. The Fairy won the match by nearly 300 yards. and
received the prise.

REGINITE OP PIJILIC SALES.
issaitsway's.
ML Jzt.t.mrsis Biov.--The Lame&ld Spring (*cage Rmi.
deuce and tistrion, Ellsabeth•sucet, Bcigrave-p6a, Pimlico ; Moo
Tiro Houses, Noe. 17 and IC spring liartli a.place, adjoining. The
whole let at 781. myear; held for 63 years, at a peppercorn--
IKanitcd down m 7081.

Three Houses and Shops, Na.. 1,2, and 3. Partponl-lane,
Gray'. Ina-lane; let at 1131. a.year held for N years, at 431.
grolind.tent-7301.
Two Houses, rim. 9 and 10, Upper Bnothastromotreot, Promo.
ripe ; let at a3b. Also,a Sawed neat of L 8 17S. Id. per annum ;
held foe 90 years, at .1:7 10% grouild rent-4640
A Leasehold /Mists, oolinprising a House, Baleen Shop, sad
Premise', and these Houses adjoining, No.. 1 to 4, Tymen.plaee,
Dalston ; let toe the whole teen, at /37 itrawad-rent Alen, the •
Reeideme, No. 8; let at £9O ; and 31 Hoboes to Tyamn-street ;
held foe 64 years iroin 1819. at 146 ground rent—Zl.ooo.
rim Houses and Shops Nos. 2 to k Bridge-place, on the !Eliseo-
land side, Haigerston 4 let at £119; held kw 83 Year" fends 11195,
at lbs. ground-reaI—AVAL
Seems Houses, Nos. 12 to 18, Bath-street, North-street, Mile End
Ttlealdhe let at 4173 Si ; held fee 84 yeas. *Om 1815, at 121
a.year-465.
The Hawes, Nom 1 to IL Parnltanuesreet, Liesehousesbelds, the
Hanka, Moa. 1 and 8, Henry..street, adjoiainit, Sit Houma, No.. 1
to 6, Regent's-place, ?oar Ditto, Nos. I to 4, Regent's-testae., and
Two I:mines ; held for 117 yews from 1826, at 1150 a.year-411160.
Tse Hwifseh, Nos. 30 and 31, Pat-ottert, and Torre Nos:*
Nom. 20, 30, sad 31, PittAtremet, near the N. Ow* Bethnal.
greets-road ; lei at 731. 16s. alear ; held far 44 year tram 11124, at
20L-2001.

A House and Shop, No. 12, King-sena,
for 71 pais, a 71. a-year-361.

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