Star.
London, England, 1817-07-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH. JUNE 29.
Arrived the Swedish schooner Nancy, PATTErtson,
from TenOiffe in S 2 days, and sailed again for Lon-
don : left Teneriffe in company with the Dove, Ho-
GARTH, also for London, and parted from her '4 few
days since; left at Teneri & the Satan and the Fanny,
hr:th loading for London: spoke on the 9th inst. the
Ulysses, RAYMOND, from Liverpool fur St. ThomaP-,
all well. Also arrived the Swedis'i brig DeIQIP,
KNAPP, from Riga fur Oporto, with the loss of bolts
masts and bowsprit; her cargo (tiaz) is also 41 -
triaged, and she muss unload.—Wind W.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 20.
Arrived the Grenada, APPLCTON, tram St. Dr.
mingo; Prince Blucher, We-men/tug from !Bengal;
and William Lushington, SUGUILUS, from St.
she s tiled the '26th of May ; tht: Carolina was to sail
about the lOth of June, and the fort.tude aud Glen-
e a few days atter.—Wind W.S.W.

DEAL, JUNE so.
Arrived the Harmony, Wivitairr, from Hull for
Bengal ; Euphemia, BUM, from Tenerife ; a French
sloop of war, bound to Dunkirk ; and Vigilant,
Wouroun, bound to Naples. Arrived and sailed
for the River, the Kingston, WARDEN, from limaitA.
Sailed last evening the rest of the outward-buund.

DOVER, JUNE 20).
Arrived last night the bad Durican packet, Cap-
tain PAscoe, from Ostend, with a Mail and pAsiengen.
Sailed this day the Prince Leopold, Captain Ittionts,
for Calais, with Lord HOLLAND ; also the Cumber.
land, Captain Boxca ; and Lark, Captain JdnxsoN,
for the same place, with passengers.

HARWICH, JUNE :a
Arrived the L;rk packet, ith frota lic.ll

GRAVESEND, JUNE SO.
Arrived the I.vona, Cherry, from Quebec; Monarch, Hod-
son; Bluudeu Hall, Barr; and Lord Cochrane, King, front In-
mater; London Packet, Corueby, tram Smyrna; Mutual, Scutt,
and Brothers, Jarrett, from Riga; Lord Wellington, Crrbtree,
trona Cadiz; Agnes, Nor,es, from Havre; Britannia, Doman,
from 'feneriffe; I obago, M`Laurin, tram Tobago; Friends,
Porlte, Irons Pam; Ann, Langland, from Demarrra.
the Mary, Dobson; Ormers, Walker; Nileus, liitiettinsan; ,
and Sophia Magdalena, Henderson, for liatnbutyli ;
Iverson, for Rouen; Sucre/3, Wheeler, fur Amsterdam.

EXIT AMR NT AMY PASSAGE.--The Pacifie, Wi re.
LIA lifS, arrived at Liverpool from New York, sailed
the Gth of June, and made the coast of Ireland in
twelve days. Had not the win...! then become con,
trary, she would have made her voyage in 14 days.
The Laura, LEwrs, arrived at Bristol from is.
mated, spoke on the 13th of May, the Suspense,
CRitswELL, tw•o miles east of the bland of Little
Caylos; she had been on shore on that Island the
night. previous, both pumps at v.ork, and had bore
up for Kingston.

1 The Tu.7itts, Captain HENDEnsoN, when ready for
' sea, will proceed utf Brighton. Tbe PHOMILTHEUS,
Captain Mollasost ; the Hort, Captain JAustanv ;
and the Han', Lieutenant ANDERS')N, have returned
to their several stations. The llouNn, Lieutenant
Lewis, has gone into Portsmouth harbour to refit.
The Resolute, diving-bell vessel, has gone into
Portsmouth fiat hour. The project of dissevering. the
wreck of the ROYAL GEORGE has been ahandoned,
and .he buoys which were moored upon the bearings
of it, have been taken up.
The Telex, `26, the last ship of sear building ha
Merchant's yard, Portsmouth, has ben I inliclied at
Bideford. She arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday.
' In the night of June 1.1, a dre4ittul ship ....leck took
place off Point la Hogue, near Havre. Toe l'eg tills
from Martinique, with Colonial Produce, and fe.rl of
passengers, struck on the rocks of Ras-Blanchard.—
Ile deck instantly separated from the...hull, and icr
six hours the crew were driven about upon it. The
Captain and six passengers were one by one washed
off by the seas at day-break, however, several intrepid
.pilots made for the wreck in their boats, and suceeeded
in taking off the remaining crew and passengers. T:a
Captain who perished is blamed fur the loss of the ves-
sel ; he was warmest several times to keep off the I mill
Fleet, and Mar-
ch
aiA Prisons,
the night ; but he was too 411;stinate- One of
the passengers died soon after being carried on shore.
Returns Bench,
January,
1816, to
rfr(mi
I. e) Kink's l i
t
o
die Ist of bonny, I -;l7 s
s, fr o m
Kstsn's lUscit.—L unM
unitted - • /S
l;i4ebar A ge- - • 1,3b3
Greatest number confined at one time ;St)
FLEtr.--CoMmitted - • - G7O
Discbar,lcd - - - - see
Died m custody _ 4
Removed by Leas Corpus to the Kin %e I:ench 121
MAIMIALSCA.—Greagest number cotAinett at ,nu time 122
Discbarged - , - . 447

Duer..—A meeting took is ice• on Tuesday se'n-
night, about three otclock, a short distance beyond
Chit:ad, between Lieutenant N. DALY, of the lb&
Brigade, and R -DELT BLAKE, Esq. a Military Gen-
tlentan upon halt-pay. Afar an eichange of two
shots each, the latter Gentleman received the contents
of his antagonist's fire a little above the right hir ;
the ball was, however, immediately extracted,
avouralle types arc cntertat.ito t.: h 7, :cctivcry.

SPORTIN4.

STATE OF THE ODDS ON THE DONCASTER 1
• ST. LEGER STAKES.--Jose 30.
• 6 to I apt Mr Watt's c. by Whitelock.
Taken-7 to I - apt Sir T. Stanley's WirralL
Taken—S to 1 agst Duke of Hamilton's Restless.
it to 1 agst Lord Milton's Stainborough.
II to 1 apt Mr. Fletchel's Camelion. •
I i to I ago Brother to Raphael.
!lawns itetn.—leily Two-yr-old States.-3 to I and 7to C
or the field.
The rwo following Matches were made lately, to be run at
Newmarket the ensuing Spring:
Fitt ST r. ruin° •MLICTINO.—Moriday, Lord Foley's Young
Wizard a.st Mr N'ation's Neva, est. 41b. each, D. I. CO3gs.
Secor.3 Soritl,lo MZETING—Monday, mr.lyatio,,•ll .beta,
sat. hih. ag• t Mr. Lake's Amabel, Bat. A. F. 203 p. In ft.
Mr. Wenn:tore, of the City-Road, undertook at day-break
yesterday morning, to ride two horses, Ws own property, 62
:riles in tour hours, fur a bet of 100 guineas. Mr. W. who rides
t.early IS stone, took 15 miles of Bat on the Easel bye road.
He did the first IS miles to 54 minutes, mounted bit second
hem, and rode back the other 15 in 53 minutes ; he did the 45
tri:es in sit minutes under the three hours, and won the match
C.tYti i) in one minute and a halt under the four hours. The
rider was Marx beat than the horses.
BOXING.
A severe battle was fought, on Wednesday last, rear Shalloek,
Jr Ayrshire, between Rubinson seal a Highlander of the name
of langiti, a youte,. mat, who had ',treed In ihe late campaigns in
or.r of lie Scots regiments A correspondent states, that the
Irl4lllander challeitzed the Black at a whiskey house, and they
fought for At and a subscription amongst about sOll persons. He
describes the battle as follows r-1 he Highlander was hit about
:mewl* in the first mum), and Robinson, although the heaviest
ran, Leaf. his ground, but lie was rushed upon and bit down.
. The ter.verd, third, and Iwo th rounds were much in favour of the
Black, but he nevertheless recetecd some hard blows. In the
C.ilith sound the Black received a blow under the ear, as awk.
wars as it wet torcib e, and he sought four other rounds very
disadvantageously before he reeuvered himself sufficiently to mea-
sure his leugih. He ld again in • the fourteenth round, which
was manluily maintained Inc three minutes, when Fangill was
krocked down and almost blinded. Robinson went to work,
avoiding closing, and beat his adversary in the eighteenth tumid,
after figlit.ng forty two minutes
Fivrst. Boxiwo.--Wednesdly an Inquest was held at Brought
ton, near felellisisam, on the body of S :icott, aged 24, who if ed
the preceding, day, Immediately atter fighting a pitched battle with
a riling mall named Rickards.—The Jury returned a verdict of
Manelaughrer against Richards, it apparin upon the teamina-
.tion of the body by two aurgeoes of Mel sham that the fatal
t
evert was occasioned by a blow on die left de (Abe neck ; and
the principal promoters have been since severally found over to
answer for their ciinduct at the ensuing Assizes for the County.

ROBIIERY AT MILSSRS. RUNDELL AND 8R1DGE3......1rt
!las been stated that part of the jewels plundered from
the above house have been traced and recovered,
wear Bride-lane, Fleet street. We are assured from
undoubted authority, they they have neither been
traced nor recovered. Many persons have asked how
the thief could carry about his person a box large,
enough to contain ,120,000 worth of jewels and
pearls. without its being discovered, but their asto-1
nislistent will in one respect cease when they are in.
formed, that it was only 5 inches long, 3 wide, and
about it inches thick. The property the thief looked
out was to the valise of 51124,000, but he only had
pot into the box to the value of between 20 and
£21,0t;0; the rest, which consisted entirely of pearls
of a small'r size, were put into a paper parcel, and
which he did not attempt to remove. One diamond
tea:lace which was carried off was alone valued at
41(4'230, and a Frail necklace, of only is pearls,
was worth 3000 guineas. The negociatiou between
the thieves and this respectable firm was conducted
on behalf of the latter by Mr. RUNneLL, jun. who
set obt for Paris on Thursday last. The wife of the
interpreter is in custody in this country.
Tits trUNERAL (IV Ma. MRS. AND Miss BLACK.—
Friday afternoon the funeral of this truly unfortunate
family, who perished Irons suffocation, caused by the
burntog of their house in Bermondsey-street, took
flame. The bodies lay at the Is .use of Mr. Hocking',
the Anchor and Eight Bells in that street, round
which, as the hour drew near, several thousand per-
sons were assembled. At three o'clock the procession
set out in the iollov.ing manner :—The Undertaker
as conductor, two Mutes, with staves muffled, sashes
and hat-bands. next the body of Mr. Black. followed
by that of Mrs. Black, and then their daughter ; the
two first covered with black pals. and the last with
a white one, each borne by four bearers in black.—
The infant that was saved alive at its unfortunate
mother's Incest, carried in thi arms of a nurse, fol-
lowed as chief mourner, next the father and mother of
Mr. Black. the lather and mother of Mrs. Black,
. and Miss Rebecca Ramon, Mrs. Black's sister, who
was so nappily delivered from sharing the sane fate.
As the melancholy procession passed, all eyes were
bede• ed with tears at the untimely fate of so young
and so respected a couple. The thsee coffins were
buried in one grave, in Bermondsey Church-yard,
nearly facing their late residence
Saturday se'nnight, three fine yelling men, sons of
Mr. JOHN Tamen, of Cupar Angus, went to bathe
in the WA, at about halt a mile below the bridge over
that river. Two of them could swim, but the other
mild not, and he unfortunately went beyond his
depth. His eldest brother, seeing his dangerous si-
tuation, immediately swam to his assistance, but it
proved fats) to both, for he was grasped so strongly
by his brother that he could not extricate himself,
and both sunk to rise no more.
A genteel young man of the name of Whitehead
was drowned in the New River, a short distanceL
from Islington, on Fri,;ay afternoon last. He had
ventured with a companion to swim under what is
called the Dark Arch, and when about midway he
was heard suddenly to cry ont and make a struggle
in the water. His companion, not being an expert
swimmer, became alarmed, and made the best otitis
way back to the shore, and called out for help.—
some people who were haymaking near the spot,
hastened to the assistance of Mr. Whitehead, and
waited at the opposite end of the arch to that at
which he entered, in the hope of his making his ap-
pearance, instead of which they observed the body
of man floating on the water, with all his clothes
on. On dinging it on shore, they found that the
person must have been sonic days in the water. They
looked in vain for,h)r. Whitehead, who had sunk to
file au more. His body, on being dragged for, was
found mealy alma three hours afterwards. The
deceased was considered an expert swimmer, and has
hewn kyown to switn nearly a mile at a time. His
being .itowned is supposed to be owing to his having
cone suddenly in contact with the dead body already
=curium-4 she sight of which had so horrifie'd him
as to. deptive him entirely of his faculties.....
After a Coroner's Inquest had been held, on the
hody of the straugereit was buried on Saturday ; that
of Mr. Whitehead was interred yesterday.