Star.
London, England, 1829-04-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAIL* Awaits Tnis DAY —Dublin I—Waterford I—Prance 1-.
Ilamburgh I—Holland I—Aluzico 1.
The Mary, Jordan, is condemned at St. Michael's.
The Manning', Burgin, from Jamaica, is arrived off Dover.
ELstatua, MAstcx 31.—There is still a quantity of drifting ice in
the Sound, and above the 1-land of Huan. It appears quite fast.
It is Impossible fur any vessel to enter the harbour..
DEAL, APRIL 9.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Dawson, from
Jamaica ; St. Andrew, Godwin, from Demerar, ; and It•runiond,
Crabtree, from Virginia. Arrived from Landon the Abecna,
Rogers, for Quebec; Perseu., Jackson, for ditto; Amity trans.
port, far Malta • Lama, Patterson, fur Quebec; Louisa, Brown,
for Grenada ; llrr.tun, Garbutt, fur Miranuchi and Wilber force,
Dodds, Cu, Richebucto.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 9..:.-Wind
PLYMOUTH, APRIL S.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Rant!)ler,
Paulin from ilatiririus. •

Fot.mouru. Aram S to W..--Arrived the Skylark
pectic t, Irmo Mexico—sailed from Tampico Id March, Vera Cruf
Sib, and flaeannab 15th. Sailed the Duke of York packet, for
lialilax.

Coale, APRIL 7.—Arrived the Woodland Castle,
Barbadots ;And Albion, Harr, from Demerara.
CLTDC, Aram S.—Arrived the Agnes, Landels, from Demerara.
hlaireata. Aran: 9.—Off port the Whliehaven, Fuller, from
Porto Rico.

.. front

lioxrutan, APRIL B.—Arrlvtd the Mary, Alarm, from Moan-
bam ; Monarch. —, from St. Lucia ; 15:11x awls, —, from De..
merara ; Flamer, —•. from New Orleans.
Ltvitardox, APRIL 11,—Arrived the Dorothy, —, from Bom-
bay ; o4car,—.-, front Itacalo; Nimrod, Hogarth, Statesman,
and Virginia, from Charleston ; Concordia, from Georgia; 11.:n
rietta, Mentor, and klountaia. cr. front Savannah; Superior and
Florida, (tom New York; Commerce, Boniest, *and Vincent,
Bowes, from Alexandria.

SPOICIIgti lITIY.i:EIG

DELTTING-ROONI, TA

2 to 1 agst Lusa (taken)
3 to 1 agst Canvass
7 to 1 apt Burman
9 to 1 asst 3luses
10 to 1 apt. Win.lfall

71-"TERSALL'S, Argig. 9.

MORTH•
10 to 1 ag%t Morel
11) to 1 ay-t Will o'the Wisp
13 to 1 ay t Itetortuti. (calico)
13 to 1 ay.t Augusta (taken)

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tie of betting oil those terms.
RSV.
16 to 1 apt Rupert
17 to 1 apt Ives

CLa
Even on Cadland. and a spud
1
9 to I 'get &prolle (taken)
9 to 1 ago Canvass

10 to 1 ttiqt Camel
13 to 1 apt tuts
13 to 1 ilia Mortis Dancer (tak).

20 to l gist Lapdog •
20 to I apt Augusta
110 to 1 Agit Mr. Acwood's two

- WEL
Sto 2 ago Lord ifseter's two 10 to 1 asst Luis (tam)
(rakes) I 14 to 1 apt Quadrille (taken)
THE FANCY.
Bob Castles and Paddy Flynn.—A Pound a side is deposited for
a second match between the'e two for £23 a-side.

Harry Jones and Wawa—The deposit due in this match was
made good oti Tuesday.
Jens Baines and Barney Aaron.—Ten Pounds a-side, as the
first deposit. Were posted last night, for these two to fight for £5O
aside, within 30 slides of London. -
The Young Phenomenon, Dutch Sam—Sam intends to proceed
to Milford for a few days before be comes co town. His punish.
ment, on the day after the battle, showed much more than when
he left the. Ong—his mouth is dreadfully smashed, and his left
cheek-exceedingly bad, but he is in high glee at his good I..ck.
That Sam has no empty pretensions to the cognomen of "the
Phenomenon." the following analyses will show :—Josh Hudson
beat Jem Ward, Tom Cannon beat Josh Hudson, Ned Neal heat
Tom Cannon, mid Sam beat Ned Neal. By another line.. Phil
Sampson beat Big Brown, Ned Neal beat Phil Sampson, and Sam
beat Ned Neat This In the one person Sam has, by the pedigree
of the battks,beaten the conquerors of Jeni Ward and Big Brown.
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