Star.
London, England, 1827-10-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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The SIM Unice COUspanles Of the Salt Bethnal', which Joira
Worn Cove on Wednesday, were embarkid'as follows, vis. (i ad
'Quarter Division on hard the SOitbworth, commanded by Cap-
'sale Puteisitee, with his and Captajtis Frrassico and Lamas'
'Companies. On behtd the Areb, Lieutenant-Cob:Mel Di scar,
Captains Feta, Facia, and Simms CoMpanies; with Lieu-•
tenants STtwaav, GYN., Blip', AIAI4O, Als4Casistzs Ensign HOG..
B. Howes, and D. Jousts.
Detachments belonging to the b4th and beth RegiMents Foot,
and the lit Battalion of the 60th Rile Corps, arriVed in town a
Thursday, from Chatham, on route to Plymouth.
A Detachment belonging to the 9th Regiment of Infantry em-
barked yesterday, on board a canal boat at Paddington, on route to
'Manchester.
A Detachment belonging to the 64th Regiment of Foot strived
town on Thursday, from Chatham, ou route to Jersey.
A Detachment belonging to the 71st Reginteq' of In entry,
Mrleed in town on Thursday, from Chatham, on route to Hull.
A Detachment belonging to the 79th Regiment of Foot arrived
llitown yesterday, front Chatham, on route to Belfast.
IA Bahamian' Waging to the 914th Regiment of Infantry ar-
•••••d„d is wars tasTlimfaday, from Chatham, on route to *Crater.
• A DigliMille belonging to the 99th Regiment of Foot arrived
tows al Thinday, from Chatham, on route to Clare Castle.
A Denhanimst belonging to the 70th Regiment of Infanuy ar-
• in imast Thursday, from Chatham, on route to Fernley.
A Drtaebiat b4enging to the 40th Regiment of Foot embarked
this morning, on board a steam-vessel lo the River, for Gravesend,
en route to Chatham.
A Detachment belonging to the East India Company's service,
embarked this morning on board a steam-vessel in the Alger for
'Gravesend, on route to Chatham.
The Depot of the 27th Regiment of Foot is ordered to proceed
from Portsmouth to Jersey, to relieve the Depot of the 64th Re-
giment of Infantry, which is ordered to Cork.
The Depot of the 76th Regiment of Foot, has arrived at Cork
from Jersey.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
prrnoeru, OCT. 18.—Wind B.S.E —Arrived the Eines trans-
port,from Londooforgurinarn. Sailed the Emily,Braon,for
Possums/a, Qer..l9.—Wind g. to &E.—The Ezpeilmenral
Squadron has arrived from a maize.
DUL, Oct. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Bolivar Liberator,
Oases, from Bremen; and the Penelope, Bose, from London to

Stamm Boor.-11n, following paragraph, which has appeared
fa be London papers, la, we ire assured, erroneous. We quote it
far the purpose of more effectually contradicting it—" On Friday
'Women, at 4 r.ss. witilethe floselle, Captain Pres, from Bengal,
was beating up channel, 'off the Bolt Head, and while in the act of
going about, she struck on a sunken rock two miles from the land.
Her rudder was unshipped by the shock, and the Wheel completely
shattered, and she, with difficulty, reached this port."-1 he fact is,
that there is not any rock in the situation mentioned, and that the
Itoselk was wit►in a quarter of a mile of the land, embayed, as it
were, between the Bolt Head and the Start, when She accident oc-
4arted.—Flywaoutk ,Tesnisal.

mPOItTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
previous te the races, the following racing stuck was sold by
News. Tattersall--
' Lord Anson's.—Brood Mares. Guineas.
Ina, by Sdoolensko--Morplana, stinted to Morisco. Pro.
duce cNsged in Ri4dleaworth, 1831 150
Prue, by Trumpeter, stinted to Morisco
rbsabith, by Orville—Penny Trumpet, stinted to Phan-
tom. Produce in Iliddieswortb, 1831..................515
Miniature, by Rubens—Young Co iseis, by Dick Andrews,
stinted to Morisco
Carekss, by Filo da Puta put of a Shuttle mare, stinted
'to Centaur
Yearling.
Cb 1. by Tramp—Prue. Engaged in Second Spring,lB2B,
in a sweepstakes of 100 p. each, Nine Subscribers,Wed-
nescia;y, in Craven, 1829, in sweepstakes of 100 gs. each.
DM. FOSS Subscribers; Thursday, in a sweepstakes of
loop each, D.M. Six Subscribers ; on the 2d October,
1848, in illy stakes of loop. each ..... ... .......... ......... 200
Foals. •
CL G by Whisker—Elizabeth, engaged in Riddiesworth,
1830. Also is Column Stakes, First Spring in 1830, in
produce, ssa/urs riffE4p. each, D.M. Nine Subscribers. 300
Bay 1..6y Eats se. [engaged in produce stakes of
200 each, DM.: SOkieetliers, on Thursday, in First
*by at 1 830assalis ammepstakes of 200 gs each,D. 51. 110
Ck e. Morisco--Miniatire. Engaged in produce match
apt Mr. Thornhill's c. by &Mhos— Mercy, 200 sous.
on*Moatlay in First Spring, 1800; in the &rub Stakes
—too soy.. R. N. Six Subscribers,;, same meeting, in a
sweepstakes of 100 sots. each, R.M. Six Subscribers... Not sold.
Filly, by Morisco—lna. In Itiddleswocrla, 1830; in
Column Stakes; in Sweepstakes, of 200 says. each, on
Thursday, First Spring, 1830, D. M. Three Subscribers;
on the same day, In Sweepstakes of 200 sous. each,
D.*. Four Subscribers; and In a Sweepstakes of 100
sou. each, R.M. Six Subscribers Ditto.
A ch. e. 4 yrs, by Merlin—Prise. Engaged In match with
Lord Venslam's .1. by Whalebone, in Craven,lB2B, 300
sovs D.M. Friday, same meeting, in Sweepstakes of
200 erns. each, D.M. Five Subscribers; First Spring,
in Sweerukes of 100 sows. each, D.M. Four Subscri-
bers; is the Newmarket Stakes and Derby Ditto.
General Grosvenor's.

Troy (a raw) , 2OO
8.. m. a yr% by Ardrosan. park b 7 ae Peter, in foal to
Wrangkr
B. f. a yrs, by Saralenako •••••••••-• •••••
Br. yearling f. •—•—•—••-•••••••
B. yearling, by Rubens—Waboda

100
32
41
52

r, FRIDAY Evnium.

7datch-200 sou. b. ft. D.M.
Duke or Richmond's (iulnare, 7st. 1116. • . • 1
Lotd Anson 's Noprocidats, sit. Illb. • • • . ' 2
atlnn6-3 to 1 'op Gulnare. Won by s popilt.,.. F. Boyce rode
the winner. .

Match-200 SOM h. ft. T. Y.C. '
Mr. Payne's Oppidan, bro. to Culltger, 7st. • • 1
Mr. Oro-vines Dandelion, tist. 121 b. • • 2
Betting-2 to 1 apt Oppidan. Won by a length. Paris rode
the winner. •
Renewal of the Pendergast Stake* of 50 soya. each, h. ft. for two
yr olds, colts, &v. 51b. and fillies, est. 31b. T.Y.C.
Mr. Thornhirs cll. e. Merchaet,by Merlin—Quail i I
Lord Eveter's c. by TramliFolly • • • 2
Mr. Prenderpst's c. Kildare, by Regent • • 3
The following also started, but were not placed—
Duke of Graftou's ch. f. sister to Goshawk
Doke of Grafton's c. by Merlin—)!noes
lord Roeter's 1. by Tramp—Hess
)Ir. Rogers 's b,. f. Scribe, by Woful—Scratch
Ilr. Grevilk's eh. f Elinor.
31r. Rush's e. by Merlin—Romp's dam
Air. Paynes e. by Merlin—Donna Clara
lir• Wyndham's 1. Urganda by Tiresias—Sivertail
Major Milner's e. f. Stoughton Lass, by Blackluck
Mr. W. Lumley 's b. e. by Srnuiensko—Obvera.
The following paid—Mr. Pettit's eh. f. by Wortal—llarriet'a
dam; :01'. Rogers 's Medallist, by Tlresiaa—Bronze ; Mr. Nowell's'
b'
e• by Walton ; Gener.l Grosvenor's b. c. Mcecendis„ by Waterloo ;
Mr. Dilly's ch. 1. by Rubens—Zuleika • Lord Wharneliffe's b. f.
'7 Cwinat—Cktatriarts ; Mr. W. Lumley's ch. c. by Walton—
Gra', Duchess; Mr. Dilly's Bielskel; Mr. Gully's b. c. by Reveller;
Mt. Ilidsdales b. f. Ridotto ; Mr. Ilidadale's b. f. by Blackleck ;
Lord Verulam's 1. by Orville; Duke of Grafton's gr. e. by Skim;
Mr. Thanhili's 1. by Blacklnek—Lunacy's date.
Bolling-3 to 1 agst Merchant; 4to 1 apt Kildare; II to I apt
Merlin ;Bto I agst Scribe; and Sto t apt Stoughton Lam Woo
by a length. Chifney rode the winner.
Match-100. T. Y.C.
Bebe of Richmond's Starch, est. Sib. . 1
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Lord Exeter's Augusta e. by Captain Candid, Itst.• 11b. . 2
Betting-2 to lon Starch. Won by half a length. F. Boyce rode
the winner.
Tbr Roman Stakes of 100 soy,. each, 00 ft. colts, UL M. Allies,
Sot. Sib. D.l.
LArti 4H. Caveadhh's ro. c. by Partisan . . . 1
M,. WYndbasn's b. e. Grampus . . . 2,
Lord Jersey's b. c. Glenartney. • • , 3
The tenoning pail—Duke of Portland's e. by Abjer ; Lord Or.
foul's e. by Rainbow • Mr. Wilson's ch. e. Protestant; Lord
Xteter's c. by Captain 'Candid ; Lord Verulam names b. c. Clary.
116; Lord Anson's c. by Malin; General Groavenor's • bl. c.
Sparkler; Mr. Noweli's f. by Comes; Duke of Grafron'aMonody ;
Doke of Grafton's Turcoman.
'kiting-6 to 4 apt no. c. by Partisan ;7to 4 agst Grampus.
Won by half a length. F. Bore rode the winner.
&toad Year of a Renewal of the subscription of 5 loot% each, for
four yr olds, Tat. 71b. five, Bst. 61b. sia, bit. 131 b. and aged, tist:
21b. B.C. tube the property of a Selsecriber, or pay 5.0 urn.
entrance..--Seven Saban ibers.
Lord .P4rernont's br. h. Chateau IMarga. us
Match-206, h. ft. T. lf.C. .
Lord Exeter's Enamel, Ost 121 b rec. ft. frees Lord Jersey's
11:barlar Sit. Mb.

walked over

LAW INTELLGENCE.
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COURT tilviiteo's Ittßuit, aumogatt,, Orr.
Before LOW Tsierldnem and a Special Ju'ry.
,•• • 4111:vifttle Aeettist W 1 AND
This was an aeti'oti itairistThe South Devon Fire and
AssolmitioraCompany open a .polcy eft:acted upon
goods shipped in the Woodburn,Carain Begins% from
•11 -ado* to the Capd of Good' Hoot • The goods; were
assured for 8001. and the plaintiff claimed 6811. ss. 4d.
Mr. GURNEY and Mr. HoLT were for the plaintiffs,
and the Arroasav GENERAL was for the defendants.
Captain-Berans, the master of the vessel, stated that
her owner was Lieutenant Jackson, of the N;vy, but
that he, witness, took command of her at Deptford. and
left the river on the 20. h of May, 1826, and entered
Table Bay, at the Cape, between four and five o'clock,
P.M. of the 28th of August. He brought her up by the
small bower anchor, and gave her 90 fathoms of cable.
The wind-was at N.N.E. but in the coarse of the eve.
ning it chopped to the N.W. which occasioned a great
swell, and the ship rolled very heavily. Atisbout half-
past six the chin cable parted, and at about a quarter
before seven witness hove out the best bower anchor.—
The swell increased to such a degree that the shank of
the anchor was broken. Witness then made sail and
endeavoured to beat out of the bay, but could not suc-
ceed, and the vessel was driven a,hore and broken up.
A trifling part of the cargo-only was saved.
Cross-examined by the a TTORNEY-GINIRAI,—The
vessel was 10.5 tons burden. Witness had nothing to do
with prise ing het for the voyage. When he first arrived
in the Downy, the wind was fair, but witness did not sail
because he was obliged to wait for Captain and Mrs.
Jackson, who were to go out with him. He was also to
have had another passenger, Mrs. Black, but she did
not go with him, there being no provisions laid in for
her. Thete•was also a pack of hounds on board. hut
there not being sufficient provisions laid in for them, he
landed them at Falmouth. Witness discovered before he
•got there that there was not suffi.ient candles on board
to last a week, that there was no pump-leather, and nt!
log glasses, so that it was impossible to proceed in that
state. Witness therefore put into Falmouth on the 26 h
of May, and purchased several things. However, he
sailed without having a third anchor and cable on board,
excepting a small keJge anchor. 1n his opinion there
ought to be three anchors at least for such la voyage,
and he did not think that a vessel filed out in the man •
ner of this vessel, was in a fit state to proceed on so long
a voyage as to the Cape of Good Hope.
Lord TENTERDEN said to Mr. Gurney, that if he
c •uld not alter these faits, it appeared that the vessel
was not sea worthy, and that there had been two de.
viations.

Mr. Gunmax made no reply, and the plaintiff was
non-suited.

°MONT V. RIILLT.
This cause was called on, and none of the Special
Jurymen appeared. •
Lord Tetareacour sent for the summoning officer, and
examined him upon his oath as to the service of the
summons, when it appeared that several of the Jurymen
were out of town, four were dead, five could no►' be

found, and some lead removed out of the city, so that
there were only two who hadsbeen petsonally served.—
The Lqrd Chief Justice direited the e two Gentlemen
to be .rteci 101. each. Upon further inquiry, it appeared
that the books from which the list had been taken were
made out se long ago as three years; at which his Lord-
ship expressed his disapprobation. His Lordship then
took common Jury causes.