Star.
London, England, 1826-06-03 00:00:00

NAVAL IN'T'ELLIGENCE.

The Amman gun brig, now cut down into a steam meal, arrived
at Sierra Leone, after a passage of 33 days, from Falmouth.
The Powearm., of 80 guns, will be launched at Chatham about
the 22d of June, or the Ent springs in July. The BARHAM and
A Learn. 74's, are cutting down to the heavy frigate clan, to carry
52 leng 5111 pounders. The Duman, 74, will be converted in the
same manner. When the BARHAM is ready, she will be commis-
sioned for the West India station. A new Naval Hospital is to
be erected immediately on Melville Parade, at Brompton, to accom-
modate the Chatham Division of Royal Marines, and the ships of
war at Sheerness and the Medway.
Arrived off Dartmouth, the Demerara Packet, Dew, from Ja-
I mica, in 50 days.
Off Plymouth, the Eggerdon Castle, from Jamaica.
The Dundas, Remus, from Monte Video, has arrived at Julep
--sailed 17th larch.

FALMOVTN, Juan I,—Wind N.—Arthed the Fancy, Clime,
from Cork; and Active, BANKS, from London.
PLYMOUTH, Just I.—Wind W.—Arrived the Mary, Wiersow,
from Charente. Sailed the Friends, knows, for Jersey.
PoirsuouTu, June 2.—Wind N.E.—Pined by, the Celonisr,
SMITH, from Butbadoes—landed passengers, and the Master and

Agent of the late ship Shipley transport, lost at liarbadoes.
DIAL, Just, N.N.F..—Passed through from the
River, the Ocean, Wurrxt a, for Honduras; Henry, RODDi for
Halifax; and the Janet, Ompstastx, for Gibraltar. A brig from
Nevis has arrived, and remains, name not reported. The Brilliant,
for St. Petersburgh, remains, wind bound. _

MA ROAM I►MAr 51.—Arrived from o,tet.d, the Dart packet,
Captain -Ismailia' STRANNACM, with passengers and 19 hones;
also the Neptune, Captain Joint Szaannacu, with butter, eggs, &c.
from the same place.
MILFORD, MAT 51.—This morning, a light breeze sprung up
from the southward, and the Mary Hope got under weigh, and
proceeded down our harbour for the Clyde, but we understand has
again come to an anchor.

_
LivaarooL, JUNIL S.—Wind North.—Arrived the Catherine,
Canraat.t., from Savannah ; F.ndyntion, ----, from St. John's
(N.D.); Aan,St.v, from Sierra Leone; Fairfield, Fowerrr, from
Charleston; and t►e Dank ----..., from Lisboa.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
WOODFORD HILL RACES, Jens I.
The Essex Stakes of 7 soy. each. Nine Subscribers. Two &les.
Captain Felton's Oracle . . I
. .
Mr. Payne's Orestes . . . n
Mr. Jewin's Phalle . . . 3
.
Eight started but only three were placed. Some brisk betting
on the field.

Sweepstakes of tO mv. each was won by Mr. MeUish's Pluto,
beating four others.
Hunters' Stakes of £5O. Two mile heats.
Colonel Ricbardson's Flirt
Mr. Bouverie's Abigail
Mr. Benson's Random
Captain Smith's Forrester
Mr. James's Felix

Severe running.
FOOT It ACE.

1 1
5 2
2 3
4 dr

The sporting foot race between Captain Ponett and Mr. G.Wcst,
for 500 sovereigns, took place, yesterday morning; in Atherstone
Park, Oxfordshire. The race was IS miles, over a itik and a half
awl, each measurement was performed as follow.. :

H. 111.

Capt. P. Mile and a half 9 0
Ditto . . 9 3
Ditto . . 9 4
Ditto . . . 9 6

Ditto
Ditto
Dino
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto

••• 9 7
..• 9 5
. . . !10
. 9 11
S 10
. . t 9 15

• $ •

N. H.
Mr. West Mils said a half 9
Ditto • . • 9 1
Ditto • • • 9 3
Ditto 9
Ditto . . . f 9
Ditto . • • 9 7
Ditto . . . f 19
Ditto . • • 9 11
Ditto . . . f 30
Dirt. . . . I Itft

•I 0 1 tll 55
It wu a matchless line race, and Mr. West wu the favourite.
PEDESTRIANISM.

Matt Manton, a groom, in the employ of Sir Charles Auhrey,
was backed, in the abseace of his master abroad, for 200 says. on
Thursday, to navel on foot from Stamford, Lincolnshire, to Shore.
ditch (SO miles), in 20 hours. The Pedestrian did more than five
miles an hour in his first eight, keeping himself fresh. He started
at two o'clock, and reached his destination a quarter of an hour
within the time, although the weather was much against him.
Mts. RADCLtFFIt 8 itOAtANCa, BCC.—The following
Works wilLbe published in a few days, by Mr. enamor, New
Burlington.streer. Gaston de Hiondeville, a Romance, and St.
Alban's Abbey, a metrical tale, by the late Anne Radcliffe, Author
of the Mysterlei of Udolpho, Romance of the Forest, ate. 4
♦ols.—Miller's Biographical Sketches of British Marketers, de.
ceased since the Accession of George IV. 2 vols.—The German
Novelists: Tales selected from ancient and modern Anitkirs in
that language, from the earliest period to the close of the 18th cen-
tury, by Thomas Rosco,, Hi. 4 vols.—The Political Primer ; or,
the Road to Public Honours, 1 vol.—Rejected Articles ! 1 v.. 1.—
And, Memoirs of a Serjeant in the French Army, written by
himself, 1 voL