Star.
London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

AV.4 VAL INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday the Dispatches for Madras and Bengal, by the
Woodford, were closed at the East India House, and deli,.
to the Master of that ship. Passengers per Woodford •
Bengal—Lieutenant Jeffrey* and Lady ; Mr. Mandy;
Warwick and Curgenven, Catlett; and Messrs. Cripps,
and Patterson, Volunteers. For Madras—Captains Maccp
J.. Dalziel, and W. Snow ; Mrs. Macqueen ; Lieutv
Tweedie and Bullock; Mrs. Tweedie; Assistant-Surgeur
ken and Dalmahoy ; Mrs. Snow, Misses A. E. and 1.. '
and Messrs. Chalon, bildurdo, Johnston, Gordon, ,
Conyugham, Biscoe, and Bennet, Cadets.
Farssourn, Aran. 3.—o Wind E.—Arrived the Sol
Halts, from London.
Peasanourst, Aran. s.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the
r‘Laceer from Sunderland.—trailed the Fortitude,
Dldo, daortra ; and Camilla, Ronson, for Sunderland;
amen, fee Newcastle ; and Oakewell,Jo2llll, for Pool.
rvnipoutit, APPAL 4.—Arrived the Cheerful cutter
'Portsmouth.—Sailed the Caroline transport, for Irelant
troops, and Nautilts, Misciatt., foe Prince Edward's Ii
DEAL, AVM s.—Wind S.—Caine down (tom the Rh..
'tilted the Britannia, *swage, for tblebec; and Emerald,
Rum, for St. Andrew'., North Britain.
Hanwtrir' Aran. s.—Wind S.E.—Sailed the Lord
packet, for Holland; Beaufoy ditto, fur Cuxhaven; and
ditto, for Gottenburg, all with Mails.
Gaavrsinns, Aran. 4.—Arrived the Christian, Hall,
Brains; Swift, Page, from Hariingen ; Po' Cullen, from
' Calypso Hutchinson, front Pernambuco ; Thetis, illartii.
Rotterdam; Nicholson, Cairns, from Demerara; City, C/
from Genoa • Lone, Cubitt, from Harlingen; Liberty,
ton,from Gallipoli; and the Dorset, Hart from Anise,
Sailed the Britaania, Stewart ; Henry, Thompson ' • and Canada„
Davidson, for Quebec ; Canada, I'arker, for Charleston;
Beer, for I.eghorn ; Kate, Smith, for Trieste; and the
Union, Rose, fur Calais.
Aanrc;:ts.—At Bristol, the Sandwich Bay, —, from
At Dl:Win, Alert, Chapman, from Cadiz. At Genoa, _
Holliday, from tina, Batavia; and the Cape ; Mediterranean
Packet, —, from Liverpool ; and Belinda, Fish, from n •
tol. At Smyrna, Sultan, Yeoman, from London. At Con
tinople, Maly, Skinner, from Bristol; Eagle, Beale; and
ley, Brough, from London. At Bengal, Kingamill,
Liverpool and Bombay; Fame, —, from England; Wi
Mills, Beadle ; Dick, Harrison ; and Norfolk, °rakes,
London. At Nassau, Margaret, Allen, froin the Clyde.
Leghorn' Amy, Bloomfield ; and Louisa, Sowler from 1
don. At Sierra Leone, Wootton, ItPAlpine, from London.
the Coast of Africa, Diana, —, from London. At
burgh, Bee, Adams; and Providence, Smith, from London.
At the Texel, Vrow eatherina. l)yl, from Batavia. At
ham, Proselyte, Barton, from Porto Rico • Elizabeth,
from Demerara; and Alfred, —, from Cephalonia. In
Indian, King ; and Providence, M`Gowall, from Liverpool.

Gloucester is endeavour ing to become a
some commercial note. The Eliza, Captain CAPI
with a cargo of brandy, is arrived at the quay of
city, from Charente. This is the first importati
that place direct.
The PERSIAN ASIBASSADOR and suite embar
on Tuesday at Dover, on beard the PIONEER schr
under a royal salute, and sailed for Calais.
Yesterday, Sir CHARLES Nlonam.: and faruil:
rived at their house ia Pall-Mall, from their sea'
Wales.

This day the Earl of HAAROWBT and Lord
DON arrived at their house, in Grosvenor-square,
their seat, Sandon Hall, in Staffordshire..

WILLIAM PIMA> HolglfyWools,. Esq. ore oi
Members for the County of Kent, is ..bout to lea,
the ahar an amiable young Lady of hand,orne
tune, hitherto closely connected with the re-pe:'
Society of Friends, called Quakers.
We are informed, that in main); out the Treasn,
Warrants for the grants on the Civil List, madr
the late Parliament, the one for the allowance
Lord Carmatwon's " Illustrious Personas!,
filled up for " her MAJESTY the QUEEN r WI
lieve these warrants must receive the sign mane;
There was a grand Highland Ball at the Crown
Anchor on Thursday night last, which was atten(
by a numerous assemblage of the " Clan na Gai
and their friends. The brilliant appearance of
Gentlemen in the ((Garb of old Gaul" was raptumtu
admired by the English Ladies, who were particu)
struck with the richness, beauty, and variety of
Highland plaid. Gow's matchless band, occasionally
relieved by MACGREGOR, with his pipes,, contributed
to enliven the joyous scene till an early hour on F,
day morning. We understand this national festivil
is celebrated twice a-year, for the purpose of chc
ing in the bosoms of the " Sons of the Mountail
the endearing recollections associated with the music
and costume of their native land.

DRURT-L ANE TITEATR/h—TO the admirers onus.
mony, this House presented powerful attraction '
night, in the Opera of Artaxerxes, supported
rare combination of vocal skill and talent.
music appropriated to Arbaces, in this Piece, by
meantaffords Mr. BRAHAM an opportunity of she
ing, to full advantage, the various unrivalled powers
of song with which nature and art have gifted"
his genius, however, spews how :much the most
valued materials can advance in richness and bea,
when moulded under the hands of the skilful
Miss CAREW sustained the part of Mandaol.
singing was full of grace, deNcetcy, and tenderness
the fine inspiriting air of. The Soldier ti).cl, was entlit
siastically encored.--Ms. ItieLcudw resumed hi
character of Artalsanes s his esestions were most
cessful, and he was heard throughout with the
profound pleasure. The principal novelty of
evening was Madame VICETRI3.3 111*$t 'appearance
the character of Artaxerxes, the result of Mhict
her infinite credit : her execetion was smooth,
chaste, strong, and expressive in the highest deg:
the richest of melody, exalted by the infusion
deepest sentiment.— All the characters of the 0,
were filled with great ability. The re-announcer
of it by Mr. EL LISTON was loudly cheered.—l 7
comic sketch of Blue Davila, which succeeded,
COWELL appeared for the first tiruZ this seasot
James, and vourtrayed the honest rustic's chary‘
and feelings-very correctly...

SPORTING'.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
wirtvzsaAor, APRIL 5.

Sobscriptian Plate of ..1.7.10, for 2-vr. olds, 7st. 3-yr. ado, ht. 71b.
and 4-yr. olds, 9st. T. Y. C.
n of Putty:ars b. c. by Waxy. 5-yrs. old 1
:Er J. Shelley. b. c.Antar, 3-yrs. old

eavendisb's ch e. Tiro, 4-yrs. old
4r C. Thunhory's hr. f. by Smolensko, 3-yrs. old
Ilatson's b. f. by Hedh y. 2-yrs. old •

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ids I.lk4fil ch. I'. Punt. 2-yrs. old

Five to two on Antar.
mo seem,' Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 56gs. each, h. ft. D. I.
.Ir. lbdt nhanis Spectre, 4-yrs. old, Bst. 121 h. - 1
?Jr. (Ital.-toll's Strephon, 4-yrs. old, 3st. 21b. . 2
14r. Larribton's Lady I leron, 3-yrs. old, 7st. 71b. S
Tit.. DiEy's Effie Deans, 4-yrs. old, Bst. 31b. - 4
JAI. G. 11. Cavendish's b. 1. Espagnolle, 3-yrs. old, lit. Olb. S
Mr. Tibbites b. g. Philip, 3-yrs. old, 7st. Ob. 6
Fonr to one agst. Spectre--.Four to one asst. Strephon.—Five
to one asst. Lady Ileron.
BOXING.

The Match between .1 shwa Haidsm and Bonninvorth, the Ts-
iv.: Champion, or at least so denominated in that County, from
his clearing the way qualifications, came on on Tuesday, in the
'Hundred of Rochefort, near Southend, Essex. It was for a
parse of, thirty guineas, and it match of twenty.—listing was
even.—There were more persons present than is generally seen
in the fights round Landon, and the smock frock gentry, who
were elevated at* the trees, and the numbers of females who
meted the hills conti:mous to the rinr, formed a contrast to a
London ring. Hudson was seconded by Torn Owen and Pur-
cell, and beoniswotth by his brother and a stranger. Itudson
Is between eleven and twetve stone, and his adversary a well-
g7own man wf thirteen store.
ILaund 1. This was well contested: Hudson kept his distance,
and avoided some dashing hits. fri a rally, some blows were
exchanged, to the advantage of Hudson, but he was floored by
a right-handed teaser.
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2. Hudson had found out the vulnerable points of his Irma- I
Is'rist, and he uumfizzled at him, and turned to gallantly. The
sex man threw away many blow 3, which were prevented
telling, by Hudson going manfully up to his adversary's head,
and keeping at in-fighting. Btnuisworth was skilfully dtopped
by a 11.1,11 facer.
3. Hudson led agair. a d exchequered Bennisvrorth's head
y straight hitting, until he stupified him. Bennisvrorth, bow-
tvcr, hit away at random, and although floored again, some of
blows told. But it was Fenchurch-street to afig
4. This was the last round Bennisworth made his last ef-
t it; but he was met, at going in, with such force, that he
d without knowing it. He was knocked down, and could
not be made sensible to come to time. Hudson, therefore, won
the ;take.

ftt r it was over, and Bennisworth bad somewhat recovered
I.iinsilf, he went instincavdy to the setting-to scratch to conti-
nue the con.bat, and when told that he had lost it. he expressed
nalch dissaiisfaction. He asked where the Londoner was? as
he (Berrisworth) only wanted a little more tune, but he was not
beat.—Th. battle lasted eight minutes and a half.
SIMC SD FlGHT.—Another battle was fought between Ranker
and dirkries, pugilists cf second-rate, for a purse of £l5, which
IVA won by the former, :her a long and slaughtering fight.-
6:!yer and Gibbons seconded the winner, and Purcell and Scrog-
g:Li the loser.
MATCH BETWEEN SPRING AND IL BURN.

S; ;Leg forft ited the 100 guineas to Burn lately, through indis-
ps,,tioo, and on Tuesday evening the Match was renewed at B.
I:ura's, by a deposit of 50 guineas aside, to fight for 100 aside,
agrre::bly to the following Articles:
" The Pugilists agree to fight oa the 16th of May, for 100
v.:fleas aside. fifty guineas aside are now deposited in the
hands of Thomas Cribb, and :he remainder to be made good at
iding's, on that day week before fighting. The battle to take
place in a twenty-four feet roped square, within thirty miles of
London, and the place to be named by Mr. Jackson. To be a
fair stand-up fight, of half-minute time, and umpires to be chosen,
one each, by the friends of the men; and Mr. Jackson, or in his
absence Mr. Sam, to fix upon the referee umpire, and to whose
decision, in case the other umpires disagree, the parties concerned
as backing the men most accede to. In case of default, the money
btaked to be forfeited." Signed, Su. lac.
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The light, which is much talked at, between Crowther and
t!bst, was prevented taking place near Cobham, yesterday ; but
it eras heed for eight o'clock this morning, is anodier part of
the County.

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