Star.
London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

NAV AL INTELLIGENCE.

The Veronica, Matra, from Shields, for Quebec, was on
shore on Thursday to the Eastward of Calais.
PENZANCE, JULY 21.—Part of the Hull of the Lord 'Howe
pacitct was towed in here on Monday, the ballast having gone
through the bottom, she Boated.
FALMOUTH, Jute 21.—Wind N.—Arrived off this port the
Duke of Kent packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, but from the
present state of the wind, she cannot be in till morning.
PORTSMOUTH, Jute 25.—Wind S.—Arrived the Eclipse, WAR.
axa, from Lynn, for Queboc ; and the STARLING cutter, from .a
cruise, Passed for Southampton, the galliot Maria, from the
Texcl
DeAL, JULY :Z.—Wind N.F--Arrived and sailed for the
River, with the whole of the homeward-bound, the Gosport,
TAYLOR, from Oporto; Endymion, TODD • Arno, PROCTOR; and
stinky, front Quebec ;• and the King, Ku:cs, from St. Übe's.
N HAawtcu,Jima. 23.—Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the Henry
Freeling packet, from Holland. Sailed the Lord Nelwnpacket,
for Cuxhaven, both with Mails.
CUSTOI&HOUse, JULY '29--Fsttered Inwards : The Coiling-
wood, Le Meuurier, from Naples; the Lenaell, Driscole, front
Liverpool; Prince Regent, Hughes, from Ross; the Prudent,
Quinten, from Waterford; Thames, Buchannen, from ltiga ;
Ant, Barker; from Hamburgh ; Juifrow Acker, Tyleman, from
Ostend; Supply, Boyd, from St. Vincent's; Mariner,Whitaker,
from Jamaica • Teaser, Stephens, from Ostend • Verwachting,
Alphin, from k '
Rotterdam ' erdam ; Hope Le,vie, from Liverpool ; the
Heros, Faillant, from Calais; Cobourg, Farmer, from St. Pe-
tersburgh ; John, Smith, from Grenada ; Belluneh, Hey, from
Stangate Creek ; and Lunee, Woodward, from the South Seas.
—Entered Outwards : The Queen Charlotte, Blake, for Rot.
terdam ; and Prince Regent, Grahem, for Havannah.—Cleared
Outwards: The Nepune, Strannack, for Ostend • the Shannon,
Noradale, for Havannah ; George, Baxter, for iourdeaux ; and
the Friends, Bowie, for Gijon.
Jute 23.—Entered Inwards : The Aid, Teasdale, from Riga;
Rover, Pay, from Hamburgh ; Speed', Sibston, from Rot-
terdam; Sophia, Simon, from Havannah; London Packet, Al-
nurch, from Gottenburgh ; and Eliza, Congden, from Stettin.
Entered Outwards: The Lord Gambier, Bishop, for Guernsey ;
Aimwell, Tate, for Hamburgh ; Spartan, Furuevell, for Rio Ja-
neiro; Camden, liillinghurst, for Antigua; the Perseverance,
Stuateley, for Harnburgh ; Europa, Neiman, for Stettin ; Flying
Fish, Smith, for Ostend; and the Archimedes, Pratt, for Bilboa.
Cleared Outwards: The Anteus, Nozie, for Malaga; Emma,
Courteney, for Petersburgh ; Eliza and Jane, Jenkins, for Cork ;
Minerva, Ilundschaft, for Stettin; Starling, Barnett, for Con-
stantinople; Adventurer, Harvey, for Nova Scotia; Monitor,
Whitter, for St. Übe's; and Edward, Monro, for Petersburgh.

WILTSHIRE COUNTY ascrtox.—State of the Poll,
each day, since the commencement :
Ist—Mr. Benett 302—Mr. Astley 1997-Majority 103.
2d—sr. &nett 190—Mr. Astley 151—Majority 39.
3d-41r. Benett SB6—Mr. Astley 260—Majority 12G.
4th—Mr. Benett 331—Mr. Astley 315—Majority IG.
sth—Mr. Benett 277—Mr. Astley, 280—Majority 3.
Total at the close of the sth Day—For Benett 1486—For
' Mr. Astley 1205—Majority in favour of Mr. Benett 281.
—Wednesday, after much tumult, the SHERIFF ad-
journed the poll to Mr. Whitchorch's malt-house, in
*B4lisbury ; and, from the regulations now carried
into effect, every man cart give his vote unmolested.
Among the successful measures adopted to preserve
the peace has been that of ordering the constables to
disarm the bludgeon men of both sides.

The late Mr. CONSTABLE MAXWELL resided at Be-
verley, in Yorkshire, and was on his way to Paris,
when he was seized with a fit of apoplexy, whilst
walking in the garden of the Hotel de l'Europe, at
Abbeville. He lived but a very few minutes. His
remains, after lying in state in the Church of St.
Sepulchre a day and a night, were interred with
great pomp, and followed to the grave by most of
the English gentlemen resident in the place.
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THE ENCILISIIMAN IN PAats.—We have no hesi•
tation in recommending a perusal of this new Satiri
cal Novel, especially to those whacontemplate'a trip
to the Parisian Capital, for though .we do not feel
disposed to defcud Wotks which contain in them in-
disputable Sketchei of Livia° CHARACTERS, still
leuure we inelined to cry down such Works, ont of
respect to. the characters themselves; let Folly be
chintised ly bliileVolencei, and- though we cannot
praise the,motire which{ induced the castigation, We'
ure .not lorry for the_eifeet. This work Will be fonnd
to exhibit a striking picture of the follies and foibles
committed by our cointeymen'in France, and is cal-
ciliated to have ther.b4c diem; as a waraiug to name

- -:.. S.-140.R7iNG INTELLICANC - .
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lb' Grand Sailing Mitch iiiiiititiiiiid ihr Kotidat
the Stith and Tuesday the 27th ofjulyi bet Ween the
Marquis of A NOLESEA, Jctsvii Wit,b, and WititA:d
1 BA RI NO, Esqrs. two days before the Itzgatti at Cbwes,
for fifty guineas Sweepstakes each, p.p. will be iign-
eted as follows s—Tlie yachts to assemble at the Nab
ight-vessel, at St. Helen's Mooring, at ten o'clock,
A.M. and on a signal being made by the umpire, Sir
IGionbe THOMAS, Bart. to start for the Flag- vessel,
placed five leagues at sea ;"and after rounding. her on
the starboard hand, to return to the Nab Light.
The yachts will be distinguished thus t.
Bruerard,• 75 tons, Marquivot Anglesey, Red nil:
Cherlatte. 054 Gas, Mit Welds, 3 Yelloseand Mite;
int.rtical.
his, 70 tons, Mr. Wm. Baring, Blite;White, and
I Red; vertical.
Bets on the issue of this contest are depending to
an immense amount, the race being, from a tartety
of circumstances, the first, in importance, ever sailed;
and of peculiar interest to Yachtmen, and ail others
fond of aquatic pursuits.
' PROGRAMME Olt THE REGATTA AT COWES!: •
. - 'Wednesday, the 28th July, 1812.
REVIEW AND 110.1 T -RACE
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Ton Ravraw—The licensed Pilot Vessels, with colours hol::cd
'and boats a-stern, newly painted conformably to law, n ill corn;
Mence unmooring at nine
(o'C.l OC-, a.v. rtoceed to the 11C.ae.•
stead, and there foiin a line according to their progressive num-
ben, at table's length from each other.
The Line (the Fidelity, No. 1, leading) will then shape i••
Course mend the Buoys of the ten:Waiting by the
'Huoy off NAttis Castle, arid returning intd hitifout.
• Tire Shinn—At ode o'clock precisely, the fliur-oar'd
gigs will be ranged in a line east and west, off the Parade at
West Cowes, immediately In front of a boat placed for, regulat-
ing clot race, and Ids agm ateing filed therefrom. they Will tact
a driection fOr the viestwaid, upon a course foaled by a Lini
of Yachts holbnging to the Meinberi of Yatch Club, WI.
?doted east and west In Cowes Roadstead, about half a mile from
thclitore,..passing a Flag-boat moored between (Awes Castle
.I*d •FsCfrs then atsering for the eastward, and rounding a Flag-
boat fa trs.tle; returning into harbaur round the Brat t-
"inefsoat.- ire sante course to be pursued a second time, when
basiltsg the Starting-boat.) . .•• .
The first Boat in will be entitled to Six Guineas.
The second Four Guinea,.
The third - Three Guineas.
The Sitters and Rowers to be in White Jackets or Shim, tote
to wear Ceps on their heads instead of Bats; of the colour dr
the Boat's,flag. •
SatuNcs 3Larcit.—On Thwailny, July 29, 1819, the . usual
Sailing 'Match, bet Ween Eight prime Sailing Vessels, three dines
round the Course of the Baby!. for the following Prizes cf
Twenty-five Guineas, Fifteen Guineas, Twelve Guineas, and
Ten Guineas, under certain Regulations ta,be delivered to the
Owner of each Vessel prior to starting. The whole to be di-
rected by the Sub-Commissioneciof Pliothe, whose decided
upon all questions is to be final: • • • • '
As much inconvenience Vial Vessels sallidg, and °biblical
to the sight of the spectators viewing the Boat FAre, occurred
last year, by Pleasure Vessels and Boats crowdin on the Race
Course, it is most particular!), requested that no Vessel or VA
will approach the Cousin httween the line of Yachts and the
shore, on Wednesday the !Atli, or follow the Sailing Vessels do
the E9th, so as to impede their efforts, or tike the wind froth
their sails.—East Cowes, July 17, 1819.