Star.
London, England, 1821-07-31 00:00:00

NAVAL INIELLIGENCE.

The Harrison, from Liverpool to Quebec, was spoken with
by the Terry, arrived at Tralee, in lat. 47. long. :r.G. with loss
of mainmast.

The Alpha, of North Shiel.ls, for Rio Janeiro, was spoken
with on the Bth of Nay, near the Line—topmasts shivered by
lightning. _ _ _

A fir;t.rate line-of-battle ship, built upon a beautiful model, is
nearly ready to be launched at Chatham. The name originally
intended was the Prince ReAcia, but it is to be changed to
GLORCE TIM FOURTH. The head and quarter-galleries are a fine
specimen of marine architecture. She is to carry 110 guns.
PORTSMOUTH, Jul., :W.—Wind W.—Arrived the Venus, CA a-
' vas from Bremen for Baltimore; Sovereign, Pawasow, from
the Downs for Jamaica; and Matilda, !Wiliam", from ditto
for Bengal. Sailed the Caledonia, MoaaisoN, for Quebec.
JULY :op.—Sailed the Minerva, &lA., for New
South Wales, with convicts.
Dwayne'', Jva 30.—Arrived the Thetis packet, from Got-
tenburgh ; 'Prince of Orange and Vansittart, packets, from Hol-
land, each with a Mail.
FALMOUTH, JULY 28.—Wind N.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
ADYLNTURR, of 20 guns, for the Mediterranean; Williams, Riu-
DOCK, for the Canary Islands ; Palmyra, DILLON, for Ilavannah ;
Friendship, &wag, for Cork; Robsons, Evin; and Four
Friends, Boasars, for London.

DEAL, Joey 30.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the William and Mary, Bueeest, from Oporto in ten days;
Britannia, Hatiterm, from Grenada; Alexander, EItaINGTON,
from Quebec; and Stockton' Lannexv, from St. John's (New
Brunswick). in 34 days : the latter remains. Alio arrived and
remains, the Woodpark, TRUNDLE, from Shields for Berbice.—
Came down from the River and remain, the Anne, DRYPOROUGHL,
for Trieste ; Speedwell, Starrox, for Cork ; Tods, WPIIEUSON,
for Marseilles ; and several of the outward-bound.
GIUCENOCx, JULY 27.—Arrived this forenoon the Cherub, RAY.
sine. from Montreal and Quebec ; sailed from the former on the
19th ult. The Earl of Buckinghamshire, JOHNSTONE, from hence
with emigrants, had arrived at Quebec previous to the Cherub's
sailing front thence; the Ttue Briton, READ, from hence; the
William, Paeeee, of Montreal; and the Harmony, —, of
Leith. Below Quebec, fell in with the Union, HENRY, front
thence for Liverpool, and kept company with her for two days.
On the 9th, in lat. 46. 48. N. long. 46. I Si. W. spoke the Ben-
son, Row, out twelve days from Toberrnory, with passengers,
for Quebec, all well; on the 17th, in lat. 47. 25. N. long. 42.41.
W. the Alexander, BEVERIDGE, front hence fur Pictou, with pas-
sengers, out ten days; on the 22d, in lat. 55. 11. N. 10ng.19. ::0.
W. the brig Kentish, from C'haleur Bay for Saltcoats, out 31
days; and on the 25th, in lat. 55. 29. N. long. 10. 50. \V. the
brig Roberts, Nate, from Quebec fur Troun, out ten days, in
company with the brig Diana, of Dumfries.—Arrived this fore.
noon, the Ann Grant, Huns. front St. John's, New Brunswick ;
sailed from thence on the 22d of June: on the 24th ult. in !at.
.52. long. 29..13. spoke the brig Norval, for Quebec from Aber-
deen, out 56 days, all well.
Cesroat- House, JULY W.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Velatura, from Tenerife; Henry, from Gottenburgh ; Sham-
rock, from Virginia; Mary, from Naples; Mary, from Odessa;
Coronation, from Harlingen; Regent, from Quebec; Better
Luck Still, front Stangate Creek; l'Aigle, from the South Seas;
Rachel, from Hamburgh; Britannia, front St. Kitts; Catherine,
from Lisbon ; and Speculation, front Malaga.—Entered Out-
wards : The Fame, Perseverance, and George, for Hamburgh ;
Ocean, for Dublin ; George the Fourth, for Konigsberg ; Fly-
ing Fish, for ()sterol ; and Essex, for Boordeaux.—Cleared Out-
wards: Mary, for Malaga; Tennant, for Belfast; Limerick
Packet, for Limerick; Violet, for Ostend; Hanover, for New
ihunswick ; and Heart of Oak, for Quebec.

Gazettes from Sydney, New South Wales, have
been received to the 18th of March. The brig Hope,
Captain Garmes, had returned from New Zealand
to recruit his crew, having unfortunately lost his
First Lieutenant, Mr. CLARIDGE, and five of his men,
in an attempt to land through the surf in Ossen Bay.
The Prince of Orange, with 135, and the Dick, with
140 male convicts, had arrived. Only one man died
on the passage. By the Indian, arrived at Sydney,
the following results of the whale fishery, off New
Zealand, are obtained :—The Catherine, GRAHAM,
had procured 600 barrels of oil; the Vansittart. 250;
the Janus, 500 ; the Ann, 800 ; the Cumberland,
1200, ; the Prince Regent, 1400 ; the Rambler, 500;
and the Saracen, 120: these were the most successful
vessels. Effectual progress is making at Sydney in
the civilization of the natives. Two couple of them
were married at Paramatta on the 15th of March, by
the Rev. RICHARD HILL, Secretary to the Native In-
stitution. They were settled on farms prepared for
them, where huts were to be erected, and farming
stock, with requisite utensils, was supplied by the
Government. Both Colonies, Sydney and Hobart's
Town, appeared to be advancing in prosperity. A
stage-coach has been established between Sydney and
Paramatta, the first known in the Colony, which
made its first journey on the Bth of March, and per-
. formed it in three hours. Nearly 100 carts are
counted at the close of the market-day at Sydney,
Ireturring into the interior.
Wednesday, a child, about three years of age, by
• some accident fell into the ditch, or common sewer,
on the outside of the town of Sheerness, and, strange
to relate, was carried, by the force of the current,
under a dwelling-house, a large chapel, and wide
street, and, through the sluice, into the sea, where it
was picked up alive, and is now completely recovered.,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF THE ODDS-BKTTING ROOM, J1;7,1730.

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