Star.
London, England, 1821-03-23 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The Supply, Flume, from Jamaica and the Manner for
the Cape de Verds, was totally lost on the Florida coast, the
26th of January—crew saved.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 20.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Fox
packet, with Mails from the Islindr.-26 days from St Tho•
mas's; and Matilda, Ilmnrs, from Oportb for Dublin. Sailed
the Marchioness of Salkbury packet, for the Braails; and
Lady Louisa ditto, for America, both with Mails; and the
Sally, RCNDLE, for Lisbon.

151:ratoorm, Mmtcst M.—Sailed the Ocean, Srasat, for
Guernsey.
Posrsuocrtr, Malta, 22.—Wind N.S.E.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship ifenrote, from a cruise; and the Ocean transport
from the Downs.

llARwrair, MAncn 22.—Arrived the Castlereagh paekr,
with a Mail from Cuxhaven.

DEAL MARCH 22.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the River
and sailed, the Mary, Rem), for the South Seas; Mary Anne,
Rows, for St. Thou as's ; and James, Samna, for Oporto. Re-
main in the Downs, the Fanny Voase, Lima; Pearsons,
TERRY; Leeds, LINCOLN; and Amy, Futar.
GRAVESEND, Ilsecu 22.—Arrived the Brothers (late Stamp),
' from Bombay.
Pt:Lima-, Mum, 21.—The Ann, SEILLAN, has been got off
Studwall Island and brought in here,_ much damaged.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 21.—The Briton, Baur, from Poole
for this port, was totally lost on the 19th inst. near Beauniaris,
crew saved. The Vine, DILLIES, from Dublin for Working-
ton, is on shore on West Ilogli; crew saved ; the vessel not ex-
pected to he got off. The Vrow Anna, which sailed hence ors
the 15th inst. for Rotterdam, has put back with damage.
Comm-nous; Msscit 22.—Entered Inwards: Prince of
Saxe Coburg, frobs Rotterdam ; Ann, from Grimsby ; Eclipse,
from St. Domingo; Fox, from Ostend; Olive Branch, from
Waterford ; Cossack, froth Sligo.—Entered Outwards : Eliza,
for Jersey; Hope, for Dublin; Good Intent, for Naples; Bri-
ton, for lasineur ; Jane, for Oporto; John, for Smyrna; Duke
of Kent, for Rotterdam ; Sisters, fur St. John's ; Intrepid, for
Gibraltar; Flora, for Leghorn.—Cleared Outwards: Sarah
and Telemachus, for Rotterdam; Morninthela, for Pernam-
buco ; Friends, for Dantsic ; Amy, for Geno- ; Waterloo, for
Teneriffe ; Amity, for Quebec.

Tim LATE ACCIDEXT AT Dottowar.—Wednesday night, :Stet
being In the custody of an officer all day, Messrs. C. and J.
the two young Gentlemen charged with being the tri.. •
fortunate instruments in firing the pistol which wounded Mks
Radford, was brought up to Marton-Garden Office. and :A-
minec to bail. It cannot be ascertained which of the Gen.le.
men fired the fatal shut, as each fired several times at a bat.
which was elevated on the top of a gate post. Miss itadforl
lies still in a hopeless state : the ball, after perforating the giac, •
and passing through five folds of the window-curtains, mutt d
her eye, and is lodged in her head, from whence it is impossible
to extract it, without immediately endangering her life.
Botiscl—Yesterday, an uncommonly good fight tuck place at
Bankside, fottrmile; from Southall, b..tween Duggan, a (;.•:vdr..-
man's coachman, and G. Trruchrr, a.sawyer. They fought for
five guineas a side, and a purse of five guineas, in an open field.
Bound 1. Treacher went in, and drew claret from his ad-
versary's ear, but he got knocked down for his pains.
0. Treacher made play again, and got a heavy cross-buttock.
Seven other rounds were fought with equal advantage, until
both appeared too much fatigued for hard work.
10. The men got second wind, and hit again as in the second
round, which finished with Treacher getting a summerset.
11. Duggan was hit down by a blow, which completely split,
his nose : lie, however, dropped his claret, and came up to titre4
12. Both men went down in a close, and the seconds bad
their work to do to get them up again.
14. Duggan was lilt at going in ' • hut he threw his adversary a
tremendous summerset, which decided the battle. Treacber
was carried away senseless, and it was two hours before he re-
covered from his stupor.

There was another sharp fight for a guinea, between a little
Jew and a hit, countryman, which was won by the Jew.
Upon the whole the sport was excellent, and gave high la tit-
faction to some distinguished amateurs who were present.
BETTING AT TATT EP SA lA.S YESTERDAY.

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15 to 1 agst Reginald (taken)
110,
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444.
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10 to 1 agst Jock

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I 1 to 1 agst NTT Lady 114 ro I apt Tbla
9 to 1 agst Springe t 2 to 1 agst Catherine',
8 to 1 agst Augusta
Runst.r.swoate-2 to 1 agst Reginald.

CONY &GRANO., MARX...LASE, MARCit have had a
good supply of Wheat fresh in from the Suffolk coast this morn-
ing, besides a considerable quantity that remained over from
Monday's arrivals from Essex and Kent, the demand for which
was heavy, and only prime samples could be got off, for which
Monday's prices were obtained. The arrivals of Barley were
rather large to-day, from Norfuik and Suffolk, which met heavy
sale at Wednesday's prices, and particularly the inferior qualidsn►
The Oat trade was also very dull, but not cheaper than on Mon-
day. In 13,:ans and Peas there is no alteration.

SXITHFICI.J) NIAKICZT, In 31. Od. per
stone of ; Mutton, 4%. Od. to ss. 2.d. Veal. Es. Mi. to 68.6 d.
Pork, 4s.Cd. to 53.10 d. Lmib, Os. Ott. to Os.od.—Cattk at :viarket
Beasts, 501 ; Calves,loo; Sherp ansl Limbs, 4 ; Pigs,llo.
Ilay. 34. ICs. W 41. 4s. Clover, It. 4s. to 51. sa. Straw, a. ei.
t o 14%,