Star.
London, England, 1826-06-21 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The East India Company's ship Warren Hastings, Capt. Masai:,
from Bengal, arrived off the Wight an the 18th instant. She left
Bengal the 84:1 of January; Madras.3oth January; and St. Helena
the .25th of April. The Charles Grant reached Whampoa the fed
of January, and was expected to be dispatched about the end of
March. The Orient arrived in China the latter end of January.
The Roxburgh Castle arrived at Quebec, from China, the lath of
May ; she left China the 21st of January. The Lord Lowther,
outward bound, sailed from St. Helena the 30th of April.
Arrived off Brighton, the Albion, Witzez, from Calcutta.
Off Dover, the Eliza, Surrox, and Warren Hastings, Mown,
from India.

Of the • Wight, the Briton, FORSTER, from Jamaica ; and the
SophielSruor, from Manilla.
The Castle Huntly, Daumosemo, from London for Madras and
Bengal. was spoken with on the 26th of March, in lat. 22. long. 211.
The William Fairlie, lkata, and the Orwell, FAZREE, from Lois.
don for Chins, on the 12th of May, off Madeira.
Irm.otooro, Jots 19.—Wind variable.—Sailed the Lady Wel.
lington packet, for America; and Magdaline, Hums, for Rotterdam. •
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 19.—Wind W.—Arrived the Waterloo
transport, from Woolwich for Gibraltar. Off the port, the Pallas,
from the Isle of France.

Porrassourst, Jung 80.—Wind S.S.E.—Off the port, the Mait-
land, Horrox, from Bombay; and the Dolphin, Amax, from Rio
de Janeiro.
Cowes, Jinn 20.—Calm.—Arrived the Agnes, STRIPLING, from
Monte Video, in 98 days.
Dear., Jung 20.—Wind N.E. fresh breeze.—Arrived and re-
main, the Sarah, TIMICiIt, from Bombay; Brothers, —.-, from the
Mauritius; Deveron, Btstarr. from Honduras; Nelly, Cuivaa,
from Trieste ; and the Jannette, Fuscx, from Surinam. Passed
through from the River, the Nimble, WRIGHTSON, for B rcelooa ;
Prince Regent, Hintrau, for Miramichi; and Florentia, Atanam,
for India.

Ltvaaeom, Just l9.—Wind, N.N.W.—Arrived the. Mary
Ann, &Mama, from Buenos Ayres; Cornelius, Armen, from
Monte Video; Fairfield, Netsom, from Sierra Leone; Minerva,
THOMPSON& from Charleston; and Vigilant, Guyana, from Uabon

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE..

NXWTON RACES—(Conctomm.)
TRIDAY, ZUNI 16.
Sweepstakes of us 3 asiv. each, with 20 added, for all agesr—Ono nails
sad a distance.
Sir T. Stanley's Doctor Faustus, 4 yrs . I
Mr. Mytton's Langwaist, a yrs . . . . 2
Lord Derby's Alitocrat, 4 yrs. and Lord Gresvemor's liybla, s
yrs. also started, but were net placed.
Hunters' Stakes of 10 sev. each. Two miles.
Mr. Thompson's gr. g. by Buffer . . . 1
Mr. Tkonspsen's Oliver Snape . . 2
Mr. Mytton's Askborne . . 3
A Plate, value £7l given by !kr R. T. Farquhar, for all ages.
Heats, two miles.
Lord Derby's Autocrat, 4 yrs .
Sir T. Stanley's Grenadier, 5 yrs . .
Three others started, but were not placed.

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PEDESTRIANISM.
The Race for the younger Beddoe, who was matched for .SOO
son, to run fifteen miles over two miles of the Bromley road, took
place early yesterday morning. The time allowed was 90 minutes,
and it was performed as follows:.

)IW. eec. BUM SSC.
First two miles . 11 50 Fifth two miles . 11 86
Second ditto . 11 52 Slath ditto . 11 56
Third ditto . 11 68 Seventh ditto . 12 50
Fourth ditto . 11 58 The last mile . 6 SO
Total, 110 minutes 42 seconds ; so that the match was lost by the
seconds:—Betting was 6 to 4 on time, and we have never heard of
it having been done.