Star.
London, England, 1820-06-01 00:00:00

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This morning, soon after sir., the Sd Battalion of
the Ist Regiment of Guards, left the Bird•cage-
' walk, and marched to Hyde Park, where they went
through all their military evolutions, as practise.{
a grand field-Jay, before Colonel TywNseNn, a ie. a
number of other Officers, who ex preswd th;:rnstlves
highly satisfied with their conduct.
Tuesday, the Ist division of the 40th Foot, arrivel
at Leeds from Sunderland, on the{: it%nite to Manches-
ter to relieve the 31st.

The 31st goes to Sunderland, to occupy the 13.. -
-racks left by the4tkh Regiment.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Yesterday the dlspatchel far Bengal, by the shin Lady Raffle',
and for Bombay by the ship Regret, were closed at the lint-
India House, and delivered to the Commanders of those shlpsd
Passengers by the Lady Rafges :—..For Bengal : Lieutenant-
Colonel and Mrs. Nuthall ; Mr. A. F. Ramsay, surgeon; Mrs.
Ramsay ; Captain and airs. i lay fair; Lien:en:lnt-Colonel G. H.
Fagan ; Captain R. .tiertin ; Mr. James Stevenson, tree mariner ;
Misses Neate, Paxton, Mathew, Wyat, and C. A. and A. Angels;
Messrs. M'Leay, Angelo,, and Lewis, cadets; Me at s. Dodges,
Bartlett, and Field, pilot service.—Passengers pet.. Regent: For
-Bombay—Captain Charles Kept, Marter;Attet.dant; and Mr.
J. Smythe, cadet.
The ship Wingter Castle, Captain Len, for Madras and Ben-
gal, that has been wind-bound in the Downs for mine days past.
sailed yesterday upon her voyage. The passengers by her are :
The Rev. Mr. Fraser; Lieutenant Bowness; Mrs. Bownow;
Mr. Haines; Mrs. Smith ; three Misses Fraser ; Misr Forsyth )
Messrs. Blair, Crantfurd, Palmer, Cave, Homeby, Power, Cm.
rie Cmgie, Johnson, 9. Johnson, Bond, Falwell, and Carleton,-
ceders; Mr. Groves, free mariner, and Mr. Palmer, of Calcutta.
ValaisValaisswims wars.—Thee Sarah, of Whitehmen, frets*
Demerara, out ail weeks, on the 16tb inst. in lat. 44. 16. long.
42. 54. True Blue, Taylor, from Liverpool to New Bromwich,
on the 11th ult. in lat. 45. long. 36. Hopewell, hi clean, from
Liverpool to New Providence, on the 15th, in lat. 29. 19. long.
41. 40. and Higgiuson, from Liverpool. to BarbaCoes, on the
25th, in lat. 48. long. 14.31.
FAIXOUTY, MAY 29.—Wind W.N.W.--Arrivcd off this port,
the Nesbitt, Arse, from Jamaica; and the Henry, SALTA*, front
Savannah, in 38 days, for Antwerp—she spoke, in lat. 43. long.
35. the Robert Nehon, of and for Ntw 1 ork, front Liverpool,
out fifteen days. The ship Proselyte, of London, for St. Thu-
maes, passed this port 2Gth inst. all well.
PLIIIOrIH, MAT 30.—Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Friend.
ship, Bi.axt, from Cork; and Triton, CaLuxas, from London
for Virginia.
Deism:is, Mar 30.;.-Arrived the Isabella, Ntearts, from
Bahia; Smalls, PARIS:44OI4 front Rostock; and Die Gute Frau,
Rumex. from Memel.
•Porrosocrit, May 51.—Wind W.—Arrived of this pert
the Cervantes, Winn, from Baltimore for Amitertiam, out 7.2
days; she has landed her passengers and delivered her leatr-
bag.—Sailed the Emanuel, Ot.swa, for Chtistiana.
DIAL, MAY 31.—Wind W,—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Prince of Outage, Site. front Ceylon; Ocean,NPAa-
Tiltia, from Leghorn ; Celerity, Imes, frees Memel for Cork;
and some more,-pacticulars unknown.—Came down from the
River, the Lane, Rurov, for St. Lucia.—Put back last night, the
Wiodsor Castle, Lic, for Madras and Calcutta, and remains in
the Downs with a large fleet of outward.bound vessels, detaina
by strong westerly winds.
Maws=' MAW 31.--Wind W.—Sailed the Henry Freeling
packet, for Hotbed ;I. and Lord Duncan ditto, for Cuxhaven.
each with a Mail. •
Quer-man, MAT 31.--Sailed the England, RIATi for Bombay.
Cowes May 31.—Arrived last night, the Union, Owns,
from Batavia, in 132 days: she is leaky, but not so much as to
prevent her proceeding on her WISE!.
CASTLITOWN, MAT 25.—Put back the Hope, Gairmws, of
Lirerpool, with loos of foremast.
evirresa-Hiaaaly Limey, Mar 310—Entered Insiards:—The
Catherine, from Minute; Itlieneeer,•front liambergh ; Rebecca,
from- Guernsey ; Three Friends, from *eningslierg; Active,
from Stanzate'Crpek; .Lavinia, from Fare; A, from Calais;
Mary, from Ostendl'llafiawer, from Coldiastur; Ilavabifrona
Ilamburgb. . Cleared 01/mantes—The Brown, - for -9sebee;
Marianne, for die Cape of Good Hope; Regret, /oorSombay ;
Lively, for Amsterdam; Canton, fur Gibraiter ; Active, fur
Londonderry; Perseverance, for Fayal; Calleglible, for Cape
Henry; Hope, for Dentate; Endeavour. BsoNif. sod Robert,
fog, Archangel ; Drab*, Tsr Quebec.

Camas Esscoon.—Fiftla Day—Monday Ist r
Mr. Jaw* ,848 1 Sir Philip M, rave
Dbpoted . 5 Digputed -
- Majority for Ur. ames - to.

ASCOT-lIEATH RACES, TIMSDAT, Mar 30.

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Ills litsrarrir arsiced on the pound at one o'clock, led trek
mansion of his stand. He was attended by Mamas Com-
wAstas, Sir rillOClOnt NooLL, Colonel &mann!" &C. &C. A
greater assembL2ce•ot beauty never graced any Coarse.
His Majesty's Elate of 14Ogs. for all nat.
CoWWI Moriand's Ranter
Duke of York's Teniers . - 2
Mr. Sadler's Defiance - - - . . 5
Enshantress, Merrymaker, and Admiral sMilai, bat ware not
pkced.—E to 4 apt ltaater--2 to 1 apt Deduce.
Sweepstakes of 100 p. each —New
Mr. losses brother to Rat • . - •
Lord Foley's brother to Miracle -
Mr. Tamer's Sunshine
7t04 on brother to Miracle-y. 7 to 4 apt the crimes'. A firs
race, won by a neck. The winner was bought for 40p. lately-
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. mho—Now-Mlle.
Mr. Payne's colt, by Crispin - -
Duke of Grafton 's colt, by Phantom
Duke of York's, Haphazard colt -
Sir-. 1. Shelley's Calchas - • die
The Oatlands Stakes of 50gs. Mei for all ages.
Mr. Caney's Champignon - - - e - 1
Mr. Rogers's Ranter - . S
klr. Charlton's Strephon - -
Shoveller and Charming Molly started, bat were not plated.
7to 4 agst the winner-4 to I apt Ranter-7 to 1 apt Strophes.
Sweepstakes of tOgr; each, for all ages.
Lord Bentinek's Strephon. . I
Ramsbottotn'e bay horse, by Walton - - - 2
Duke of York's Haws Bacon - - -
The Kate left thermal, GO horseback, and Was loudly cheered.

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WEIMIIIDAY, *AT 31.
Ills MsFirm spin honoured the tkinrie with his presence;
bat the inclement weather prevented muck company from beial;
present.
Lord Verniam's bay colt, by Pioneer, beat Mr. ging's Cracker.
The New Mile, 1041 gs.
The Duke of York's Plate of £3O. for all ages.
Mr.'Ramsblames Shreekhorn,ll4ll. Sib. - - I
Lord Warwick's WOUVerI3II;I3, Bst. 10th. - - - *
Mr. Charlton's &rephon, Sit. 101 b. . - - - a
Duke of Rutland's bay colt, by Haphazard-, let. 71b. - 4
6 to 4 agst &rephon--S to 1 apt the winner and Wouvermar.s.
Albany Stakes of Segs. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Nt. 71b. and
fillies, Sat. 31b.
Lord Vetulain's colt, by Pioneer - - -
Duke of. York's Brother to Dominic firatpson
The Swinley Stakes of sap. each.
Duke of Rutland's hay 0,14- by Waxy, Sot. 10lb. -
Mr. West's Alpha, Su. 1011).
Mr. Jones's Ethelicda

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Duke of York's Soots - - - - - 4
Wingfield Stakes of sOgs. each; colts, est. 71b. Allies, M.O.
Mr. Jones's Sophia - - - • . 1
Mr. Rush's chesnut, by iVaxy - .
Mr. Barsofils bay filly,-by Medley, oat °treat*. •.
Mr. Batson's bay filly, by Hadley • - . . . 4
Mr. Thornhill's See-Saw - .

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DIVA
On Friday. the Ittith instant, in Suifilk-plafe, Islington, Sash.
wife of Tema* Barry, Bs+ of Bulidgo-lidine, in thu conntrof
Wilts. after many years severe affliction, which she bore with
exemplary fortitudewas in life highly respected for her virtue%
and in death is most sincerely and deeply lamented, by her die
caudate husband, het fatally, and trim&
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