Star.
London, England, 1819-06-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INiELLIGEAIett

Poarsuotern, Jtark 95.—Wind S.W.Arrived the
Johannes, Damns, tr6rri Lbudon for Marennes ; Nixon, Roes(
from the Downs for Barcelona; l'Arhiable Victbire, Tamale
from Henfleur ; and Flictif, Demur, from rhetbouss.
Duet, Julie 25.—Wind S.W.—Came down from .the River;
the Sisters, Blume, fur Taneriffe; Salisbury, Guitn, for Credit
Garland, Wsituate:, Or Baltimore; Dispatch, Fun:tat, foe
Malta; and Elizabeth,.Gfar' tot Quebet. , .
Haawsclr, Jinta.23.--Wind,S.S.W...-Arrited the Auckland
packet, with a Mail from Holland: ..
Wednesday, a boat belonging to the %Doha revenue cruiser;
Lieutenant Maritza, upset in our harbour With the male (Mr.
H. WillikilaLD) and five seamen: several lioats immediately ,u;
off to their assiStance, and, by the rrompt hndeavimrs of tide*
on board, reached Mr. Wrametn, and two of the seamen fron
a watery grave, but the other duce prior fellows, of the narr.
of G. Peutney, William Sadler, and • Dickerson, bermg.
any aid could reach diettiv had sunk to rise no mtite.—*
Yesterday the body of Mr. Bacon, of the Canteen, at. Land,
guard Fort, was found drowned in the Creek • he was
from Walton, and it is supposed he missed ds way and AU* •
the mud, and the tide. flowed over himi
Lllllll'ool, JUNZ 24.—Arrived the
,Importer,
New York; sailed the 27th of May. On the 15th instant,
lat. 44. 56. spoke the Pheasant, BAINIa, fromp Liferpcol kn
Waterford, for Quebec; and on the 17th instant, in lat. 46. 40;
spoke the Earl of Selkirk, frdm Livirpool for Newfoundland:
The Jane, Wanswoave, from Port-au-Prince, arrived at New
Yak the 28th of May, in distress, bound td London, out 52 days:
NOIiSOLi MAY 19s—the British ship Isabella,
Cdocttrr, from hence for London, sprung a leak In a•most
violent gale on Sunday last, about ten leagues to the N.E. of
Cape. Henry, after having been out ten days. Mi. Joint Taviza,
who had taken lus passage in her, lett her on Mondai Mcirning
at ten o'clock, and arrived here thiii morning in a pilot-bog.
M. states that she had then ten feet water in her bold, the wind
N.W. and the Sessel standing on a West course, intending tel
put into the first port:

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Yesterday the Duke of Yoaa transacted military
business with the PRINCE REGENT at Carlton House.
Prince LioroLo paid his respeets to the Palma
REGENT yesterday.
His Royal Highness Prince Leoioto intendi .16
honour Covent-Garden Theatre with his presence- A
Monday evening; to witness the perforinanct of fib&
Roy and Mother Goose.
Letters from St. Helena, dated the 29th Of Mardi,
state, that AONAOARTE was in a very precarious stare
of health, and that the nioinent any vessel, either
merchantman or man of war, arrived; a most rigid
scrutiny was made for Newspapers. The Officers are
examined upon their honour what,Newspapers they
have in their possession, and ai that are given up
are immediately delivered to the Governor.
A Military Officer undertoOk last week, for a ivaget
of £5O, to go 'into every house in Windsor And Eton,
disguised as a seller of matches, without being knoivni
though he had been educated at Eton, and resided at
Windsor, and made the attempt with success:
BIBURt RACES, JUNE 24.
A Handicap Platt of ,e5O, for horses of all denOtidnatious..
Llt:ats, the New Mile.
Mr. tharltin'i S-yrs.old, 9,1. 9st. - - 1.1
Mr. West's Lab, 5-yrs-old, Set. 61b. - - 2 k
Lord E. Somerset's Parlington, S-yrs-old. Bet. - S 5
Mr. Pryse's ch. c. by Rubens, 3-yrs-old, 7st. ilb. - .4 dr
Mr. Goddard's Stitindon, Syts-cld, 6st. 91b. - - S di.
Mr. West's Leah the favourite.
PEDESTRIAN ISM.
theo3fOrd pedestrian, undertook, for a trifling same to
walk 60 miles in 12 hours, in the vicinity of Chthenhim • the
Match took place on the Tewsbury road, and lie accompidled
his arduous task in 19 minutes teas than the given
DARING ROBBER4I.—A few nights back, a gentle-
man residing at No. 44, Sloonrsbury4quare, was, on
his return home, attacked at the corner of the ;Tuve
by three ruffians, one of them knocked him down, a
second at the same instant Snatched his gold watch
from his fob,*and a third gave hits some violent kicks
whilst on the ground. They then ran off in difent
directions and escaped; althtiugh pursued by senile
persons Whom the cries of the gentleman had alarm-
ed. Informatitin of the robbery, and a description of
the thieves, was given to the constable at St: thies's
Watth-house, who, next morning; appreheadid two
", of the gang, and lodged then' in safe custody: • .