Star.
London, England, 1827-09-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The John, Cut.Lzu, from Liverpool to Bahia, grounded in Rock
Channel yesterday, but got off, and proceeded.
Fatatonms, Sur. B.—Wind R.—Arrived off port the Duke of
Norfolk, MANNINO, from St. Kitt's. Arrived the Duke of Kent,
Lawsoca, from Lisbon. Sailed the Sandwich packet, for Lis-
bon ; and the Camden packet, Tzttr, for the Mediterranean.
Purmotrru, Sim B.—Wind S.E.—Sailed the Swallow, Comm,
for Newfoundland ; Patience, SNALLGAII, for Cadiz ; Mary, Row.,
for Messina; and Mabina, for Palermo; Alfred, for Trieste; and
Emerald, 141 renew, for Jamaica.
DIAL, Sem B. Wind N.B—This morning the Russian fleet
sailed for Cronstadt.

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Sam 9.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the Coromandel, floras, from
Madras.

Livatrooz, Sarr. 7.—Arrived the Bee, BALFOUR, from New Or-
leans; Ann, BASTICION, from Virginia; C. Whittle, Laconia,
from Smyrna; and Nestor, Moemorr, from St. Petersburgh.
Sart. B.—Arrived the,Silas Richards, Doznalooz, from New
Twit; Jubn-Marsh, Ears, and Isabella, Comaaac, from New Or-
leans. Sailed the Fee Fee, lld`Gowon, for Valparaiso; Perste,
Wiwi., for New Orleans; Milton, Warr, for New York; En-
voy, Maims, for Providence; Dement, Haaatsoa, for New
Bnoswick • Albion, Curer/Am for Labrador; Birmingham, HA '-
AU LordL and rd Wellington, Roc's; for New York ; Montezuma,
Warr, for Philadelphia; and the Shamrock, Woulautsuam, from
Opotta
Durmasts, See:. 7, S, and 9.—Arrived the Agenoria, Parris_
sou, from St. Vincent's; Cicero, PARK, from Archangel; Ellen,
TAYLOR, from St. Petersburgh; and JR aculapiug, Douozas, from
Riga. Sailed the Don, Annzason, for Raga; and Simeon, Rooais,
for Hamburgh.
Sere, 9.—Sailed the Wellington, Evans, for Madras ; M. S.
Elphinstone, Fzisanoso, for Bombay ; Flora, LORING, for Batavia ;
Roselle, Moaass, for Valparaiso; Sophia, IMlvroa,, for Memel;
and Albion, Caine, for Constantistople.

POOTIMOOTH, Saar. B.—Wind light and variable.
SNIT. D. —Wind S. to Westerly.—Passed the Thomas, for Cal-
cutta ; and the Asp and Rrcovery, for the South Seas. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Tweed, for the Cape.

711.0111.711/ uiserastta;
Thursday his Majesty's surveying-vessel the Kangaroo, Mr.
Miles, •acting Commander, arrived from Jamaica, baying left that
Island on July 10, with a mail, which, as the wind was against
the vessel coming up Channel, was landed at Falmouth yesterday
re'smigtst. The Valorous, 28,.Captaln the Earl of Huntingdon,
was to leave Port Royal shortly, for England. The Barham, 60,
Sir Thomas Louis, Bart. had sailed for St. Domingo; en her ve-
lum, she was to proceed to Halifax and Quebec, with money. The
Aracboe, Captain Pettinau, had gone to the Windward station;
the Scylla, to Bermuda, with dispatches; the Esprit,le and Ferret
were lying at Port Royal. All the crews of the ships on the sta.
lion were healthy : nor was there any prevalent disease existing
among the Islands, except at Cuba, where (at the Havauuah) fever
was very destructive of human life, both among the troops and the
inhabitants. The following passengers came home in t►e Kan-
garoo; Captain Colebrook, R.A. Lieutenants Bond, Pylades;
Joiset.'promoted front the Araehne; and Forrester, of the Bar-
ham; Messrs. Stanmer, Dartwell, White, Mid. invalided; and
Mr. neer memsliant.
Tuesday tie bkon frigate, Captain Hon. William Gordon.
sailed for Newfoundland, with a Detachment of seventy-nine men
of the Newfoundland Veteran Companies; and for Quebec, to
Lad Commissioner Barrie. On Thursday the Cracker, Ueutenant
}Mush, sailed to protect the Fisheries on the Coast of Jersey.
The Isis, 60, Commodore Sir Thomas Staines, ILC, B. has left
Chatham for this port, on her way to the Mediterranean. 'The
Undaunted frigate, Captain Augustus Clifford, C.B. is expected to
sail from this port about the middle of next mouth, with Lord
William &mind; Governor-G, neral of India.

Sir Thomas Hardy has returned from his visit to the Adapt-
xalty. His squadron of experimental ships will be ready for sea
again in about ten days.

The Tweed, 28, Captain Lord R. J. S. Churchill, went oat of
barbour this morning, fitted for the Cape of Good Hope station.
Yesterday the liacgaroo sailed for the River. Remain at Spit-
lead :tGalates Tyne, Sapphire, Challenger, Tweed, Wolf, Acorn,
Columbine, Satellite, and Starling.
The Jupiter was paid off on Wednesday. The Royal George,
Itu guns, will be launched on the 22d inst. at Chatham ; his Royal
Highness the Lord High Admiral is expected to be present.
The following is an extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's
at Males, dated July 83:
" We have the honour to transmit herewith a protest made by
the AI of certain vessels detained in the port for want of coo-
voy to the Levant, and which, by their desire, we have forwarded
fur the Mformation of the Underwriters. The skips in question
sailed for their respective destinations on the 17th, under protec-
tion of the Netherland corvette Hecht. His Excellency Vice-Ad-
miral Sir R. Codringeen has signified to the Masters of vessels
bound Eastward; that for the future such as do not wish to remain
in this port till a convoy is appointed, had beast proceed to Zante,
when dor of his Maiesty's ship will be tostricted to protect them
as far es Cerrito, where they will be taken up by another to their
destination.

By this public instrument of protest, be It known and made
manifest, that on the Bth of July, 1527, before me William Ste-
vens, Notary PLblic, by lawful authority, duly admitted and
sworn, residing and practising at Malta, and witnessing, personally
came and appeared William Gibbons, Muter of the brig Herby ;
W. Birkett, Master of the brig Susannah ; J. Ehbage, Master of
the brig Portia ; W. Martin, of the Nymph ; and J. Service, Mas-
ter of the brig General Brock, respectively under English colours,
and now at anchor in the port of Malta wbo declared that they put
into this port for the purpose of obtaining convoy, in consequence
of the outrageous acts of piracy committed in the Archipelago, the
said appearers being bound to Smyrna and Constantinople; and
they (Other declare and say that they have been informed and ve-
rily believe that the Commander of his Majesty's brig Philonsel
was a shtnt time since applied to for convoy through the Arches,
but who, notwithstanding his being destined for Milo, as they have
heardtaed verily believe, refused to give protection to the trade
bound to Smyrna and oestanthsople. oe even as far as Milo, ow-
ing to s-hich several of the merchants then In this port were eons.
pelted to proceed without convoy; and they further say, that a
notice appears on the Commercial Exchange of this island, dated so
long back as the loth June last, stating that Ms Majesty's ship Jae.
per, on her return from Leghorn, would give convoy to. veils*
bound to Smyrna, but which ship is not yet arrived in thisidinsde
And they, the Appearers, also say, that at present there is DO veil.
set of year in this port to which application could be made for cow
Soy ; and as their vessels have valuable cargoes on board, and ne
their further detention may be highly prejudicial to the owners of
the goods laden on board, they deem it prudent to proceed in cow
pany, without being further detained in this port, awaiting the pro.
habit chance of the arrival of a ship of war to give them convey.
" Wherefore they, these Appearers, have protested, and I, the
said Notary, on their part and behalf, do protest against the cir-
cunstances which compel them to depart without convoy ; and that
in the "Uses, damages, and injuries suffered or to be suffered, either
by their said vessels or the goods of their lading, must be borne, paid,
defrayed, and sustained by the merchants, owners, and under-
writers interested, or whomsoever it doth, may, or shall concern.
Whereof an act being required, I, the said Notary, have granted
runt to serve and avail when and as occasion may require.
" Thus done, sworn, ate. at La Valetta, Malta, this aforesaid
lab day of July, in the year of our Lord, 1527.
(Signed) " WM. GIBBONS.
" WM. BIRKETT.
" THOS EBBAGE.
" WM. MARTIN.
" JOHN W. SERVICE.

ti Witaign S W. J. STEVEN&
W. B. STEPHENSON.
" In testiononhern veritatis,
' WM. STEVENS, Notary Public."

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
WEYMOUTH RACES, RACES, Serer. 6.
The Tradotosto's Plisse of 50 sons. The best of heats, about tal
miles.
Mr. RadcHffe's Laurence, 4 yrs, Tu. ftlb. . . 51 11 Mr. Weston's Premier, 4 yrs, Vst. alb. . 2 2 111
Mr. Farquharson's f. Wanderer, 3 yrs, 6st. 61b. : 15 S 1
Mr. Fuqoharson's Presentiment, 6 yrs, est. 10Ib. . dr
A most admirable race, woo by only half a head.
A Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added,. ,
Mr. Farquharson's Presentiment, 6 yrs, 9st. 31b. , 2 1
Mr. Chawner's Giantess, 6 yrs, 7st. I lib. . . 11 2
Three drawn.
The Hunters' Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 23 added. Tbs IN et
heats one mile and a distance. _
Mr. Whittle's Zirana . . . . 1 1
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Mr. Hatton's Oxford Tom . . I
Mr. Davis's Traveller
Mr. Haoham's Shamrock, aged, 12st. . . Doled

CURRAGH ROYAL MEETING, Sam 5.
• Sweepstakes of 20 soya, each, b. ft. for two yr olds. T.Y.C.
Mr. Blake's b. f. Ildegarda, sister to Byron . . 1
Lord Sligo's b. f. by Langar . - . . 2
Mr. Hammersley's 1. by Ivanhoe . 5
Royal Stakes of 25 sous. each, 10 ft. for two and a half yr olds.
T.Y.C. SI: Subscribers.
Mr. Make's b. f. Ildegarda . - walked over
Mr. Batterby's b. b. Seaforde beat Mr. Bodkin's gr. e. Nigel by
Fencer, ilist. each, 50 sous. Three miles.
Mr. Trafford's br. m. Duchess, beat Capt. Ribbart% b. g. Day.
light, 25 sows. One mile. Rode by the owners.
TUUDAY. .
Sweepstakes of 20 sot's. each, h. ft. for two and a halt yr old colts,
lit. 41b. fillies, ast. ii lb. T.t.C. Five Subscribers.
Dir. Kelly's gr. f. sister to Dime . . 1

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Mr. Blake's b. f. lldegarda „ . . •
. 2
Mr. J. Kelly'sgr. 1. by Mr. Robert . 3
BASINGSTOKE RACES, Sam 7.
The Haekwood Stakes of 5 sorra. each, with 251bs. added. For all
Ages. Heats once round the Course and a Dis ante.
Lord Mount charles's ch. c. Englemere, 3 yrs, 7st. Sib. . 1 I
Mr. Pearce's f. Fancy, 4 yrs, 7st. I Ilb. . 2dr
Lord Button names, b. f. Medora, 3 yra, 6,1. 71b. . Sdr
Sir W. Heatbcote names tharnwood, aged,9st. 71b. • dr
Mr. Fleming is a Subscriber, but did not name.
A Handicap Stakes, made up SO sees. by the Town of Basingstoke.
Heats once round and a Distance.
Lord Mountcharles's Englemere, Bst. 710. . . 1 1
Sir W. Luruley's Little Driver, 811. 81h. . 2 2
Mr. Pearce's Fancy, 7st. bib. • 3 3
Mr. Braithwaite's br. m. Bst. 71b. . 4 4
Lord Button's Medora, 6st. 71b. . sdr

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MORPETH )4EETING, Sm. 4.
The Members' Plate of £5O for maiden horses, &c. Heats, twice

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round.
Mr. Ramsay's b. b. by Telegraph, 6 yrs, tht. 71b. . 1 1
Mr. Jackson's b. h. Sir Catton, 4 yrs, est. . 3 4
Mr. Matford's ch. c. by Mozart, 3 yrs . II 3
A good heat, and won by halt a neck.
WILDS/IMA Y.

A Plate of .460. The second 11ore7;receive ,ClO out of it. Heats,
twice round and a distance.

Mr. Watson's b. c. frenta--- ine, 4 yrs, ;57.74:01D..
.. 1 1
Mr. Hudson's b. in. Lady ashy, 6 yrs, Rst. 1016. . 2 2
:11r. Mulford's ch. c. by Mozart, 3 yrs, 6.1. bOlb. . sdr
A Silver Cup, value 60gs. for horses not thorough-bred. Heats,
twice round.
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Mr. Dunn's b. m. Miss flsggerston, 5 yrs, 1 1 st. 31h. 2 1 1
Mr. Gardiner's eb.m. sister to Jessy. 5 yrs, 1 Ist. 31b. 1 2 3
Mr. Pattison's b. It. Granby, 5. yrs. 11st. 61b. . 4 3 2
Mr. Kent's ch. h. St. Leger, 6yrs, list. . . 5 4 dis
Mr. kobinson's b. f. by Felton, 3 yra, 951. 61b. . 5 die
Mr. Blair's br. m. Heather-Bell, 6 yrs, 1 Ist. 11 lb. . 6 dis

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TH U RIDA T.
A Sweepstakes of 3 sows. euh, with eCtS added. The second to
receive 5 soy.. out of the Fund. Heats, twice round the Course.
Five Subscribers.

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Mr. Hudson's b. m. Lady Ruby, 6 yrs walled aver
An unusual degree of interest Is excited this year by the approach-
ing race for the Lancaster Cup, un account of the number of cele-
brated horses which are expected to start for it, viz. Memnon, Fleur
de Lis, Leagwaist, Tarrare, Jerry, and Mulatto. Besides these,
there will probably be several young horses.