Star.
London, England, 1826-07-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT- MA L II 2 l-1-4A;TILROI;
WORTH STAB; AT PLYMOUTH„ •
A Court-lihrdal assembled OD Friday, on board the Baseawsui,
to inquire into the CALM and &CUMULOUS of the Noses. BUR
running on the east end of the Breakwater, on her way kite Ply-
mouth Sound, on the 24th of June, and to try Mr. Games Has-
NAreltD, the Master, who had charge of the ship at the time, fee his
conduct en the occasion. Metabers —Captain Pima (Benneeta),
President; Captains...lemmata Oxman, C.B. lisemmas LOCK-
TM, C. B. Jots Weser; Commander Wastage Malaise. The
prosecution closed am that day, and the Coen adjourned, for the
primal: tinter tit bit defence, which he delivered on Saturday.
lartiono-Mbe Cant having beard his (the prisoner's) swedes
of the eirmunstanees, and examined several Milkers belonging to the
NOD& STAY, tollir the ecr.asion before mentioned, and baying
maturely and deliberately weighed and considered the satne, is of
opinion, that his. Majesty's ship Nouns Seas was run open the
Breakwater, on the 24th of June, through the gross negliptnce of
the prisoner, the said Mr. Gamut Hanuaman, in conducting the
said ship into Plymouth Sound ; and the Court doth therefore ad-
judge the said Mr. GaOaUC HANUATOSO to be dionissed Mi lifenx
service, and the said Mr. GROW= HADNAPOILD is dismissed his ej
jesty's service accordingly.
Arrived off the Wight, the Mercurer, —, from Lima for Ant-
werp ; Vriendschap, Vzsrza, from Surinam; and Jester Loves,
from Lisbon. On the 3d inst. the Edgar, Giasnx, (rob) Bahia.
Off Margate, the Arethusa GLENDIMMING, from Jamaica.
OF Weymouth, the 111)mdlnan, &IMAM; from Demerara.
Off Penzance, the Christina, Hoomint, from Demerara.
Off Scilly, the Dorothy, haste, from Pernambuco; and Ko-
limbeit, Da Graeae, from Rio de Janeiro. -
Off Plymouth, the Albion, lluaste.t, from Legho-n.
FALYOUTHe JULY s.—Wind S. W. fresh breeze:—Off the port,
the Henry and Sarah, Wary, from the 31.diterranean.• &lied the
Fanny, BILUKESSUIRT, for London ; and Aid. TOT, for Rouen.
Pr.rasourtt., JuLT 5 —Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the f.ysiz. fives,
from London for La Guayra ; and Cambriap, Baton., Irani do.
for Madras. Off the port, the Jane, Limns, (torn Demerara. its
57 days; and Hugh Crawford, Lawooon, from London for Van
Meman's Land. Sailed his Majesty's ship Noses STAR,. for the
Coast of Africa; his Majesty's ship &cows, for Portsmouth; and
the Pretty Lass, for St. John's.
Poarsatourn, Jim/ 6.—Wind W.—Arrived the Kains teadspoit,
from the Mauritius; and Doris, Moves, from Sierra Leeni, in 63
days. Sailed his Majesty's ship EDICX, tor Woolwich.
Dove'', JULY S.—Arrived his Majesty's packet the Smilax.
from Calais, with Dees and Truce:. King's Niessengers, with dis-
patches. Arrived off here, and landed several bags of dispatekek,
the Saracen, whaler, Captain C. Doss, from the Cape of Good
Hope, which place she left on the 15th of April last. Arrived Abo
off here, the Fortitude, ltuczas, from Birbadoes, and landed Lieu-
tenant WosToutcrom, R.N.
Ditat., JULY 6.—Wind B. light abs.—Arrived the Thalia, BUAND
and Vittoria, Snit, from Jamaica; Andromeda, Muss. from:
Van Diemen's Land; and Watson, FRosT, from Vigo. Sailed the
Dee, APPBCRSON, for Demerara.
MARGATE, Jute 6.—Two hundred and fifteen bars, one pig,
and seven fiats of iron, were landed yesterday from the wreck ort
, the Girdler.

Ltvaaroox, JULY S.—Arrived the Alliance Tummy, from
Aricata (Brasil)—ailed 26th May; Cognac Packet, —., from
Macaio • Alexander, Fla ;maim, from Alexandria; and Hero,—,
from Walta. Off the port, the Marcos, Danw, from Charieslon.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Jour 6.
The attention of the subscribers was directed principally to the
July Stakes, nu which some heavy engafernents were entered Into-
Cricketter daily rises; he was backed heavily to-day at 7-to 4, slid
before the close of the room a shade less would have betillaken.--
The Duke of Grafton's two are at the outside, andiew bacters;
and Sprite (General Gittsvenor's) left off second favostritetat 4 to 1
only. The odds stand as fidlows :

7 to 4 apt Crieketter (taktu)
4 to 1 apt Sprite
sr.
4 to 1 apt Belzoni
7i to I apt Bedlamtte
11 to I tut Crusader
11 to 1 apt Pirate
14 to 1 apt The Dragost
90 to 1 apt Sumo

JULY STA IC GS.
to 1 apt Amadis •
II to l apt Crochet

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2 to 1 agst Fanny
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23 to I agst The General
38 to 1 art Barefoot
35 to 1 mat hlAeAslant '
36 ha 1 Apt any other.

HAMPTON RACES, Jinx 6.

The Clarence Stakes of 10 tows. each, with 20 added. Tq
mile heats.
Mr. Deburglis cb. f. by Phantom • • 1 1
Captain Locke's little Driver . . 0 0
. Mt. A. Coeiburo's gr. F. Agnes . . 3 3
After the heat, 6 to 4 au the winner—Dockeray rode.
Gold Cup value 100 sows. Lord Lennoz named ch. h. St. Laurence ,
which horse his Lordship walked over.
Ladles' Plate of 561. by 10 scar. each. Heats two miles.

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Captain Locke's Little Driver • 1 i
. . Lord Lennoa's St. Laurence . a dr.
. Mr. Berkeley's Vityrnsnaengeogr. . . 3 dr.
The first heat was as hoe A one as ever was seen, and was won by
a head.

Sweepstakes of 10 sous. with 10 added. Heats, two miles.
Mr. A. Berkeley's br. g. 6 yrs old . 1 1
Captain Loeke's Magic . - 2
' Jones'-

Hi. Tyrwhitt 's b. f. by Sam . . 3 3
The Course was more numerously attended than on the preced-
ing day, but the Geii:ry were thin. At the close of the race many
itinerants began to move their temporary dwelling to travel the
night to Fairiop Fair, this day.
BATH AND BRISTOL RACES, JULY S.

The Somersetshire Stakes of SS Goys. each, IS ft. and only Ave if
declared, Ste. Two miles.
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Lord Palmerwon's Lusborougb, sit yrs old, 9st. Lib . 1
Mr. Russell's Hougoumont, four yre lst. 21b. . I
Mr. Pryse's Cardinal Puff, six yrs en. 91b. . . 5
Four others started, but were not placed.

The St. Leger Stakes of 15 son. each, for three yn old.
Lord Palmerston's Fe:bury . . .
Ms. Barker's Tougbatick . .
. Mr. Dundas's br. c. by Itubens . . . 3
l'ke County Members Plate of £5O, for three yr olds, Ts. ?lb.
and four. Bat. 121 b. Two mile 111*.•
Mr. Feßowes's b. e. by Anacreon, 3 yrs .
Mr. Bless's b. c. by Robots, 3 yn •
Mr. Pickfonts Tke Captain, 3 yrs
Mr. Pryse's ch. c. by Anticipation, 3 yrs

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NEWCASTLE RACES—Tosssay.

1 1
ites
3-4 rs

The Tiny Stakes of LS sees. each, 10 ft. for time yrs ebb Ilassi.
One
Dodswortles ek. by Walton
Mr. I.asubtoa's Claudine

5 to I and T to 1 en the winner...mon easy.
His Majesty's Plate 01109 p. foor-yr-olds,lost. 71b. Ave, list. 71b.
six, Ilst. Ildb. and aged list. Fall miles.
Gen. Sbarpe's b. li. Canteen, 5 yrs old . . a
Mr. Cluke's br. g. Ifezieo, 4 yrs old s
$ and 10 to I on the winner—won easy!

Thursday Lord G. Hat., of the Bth Heaters, and
Lieutenant WALSH of the Infantry, were held to bail
to appear at the Sessions, as were some privates of the
Bth Hussars, who were identified as being concerned in
theriots. Mr: Surrta was also held to bail to keep the
peace towards Major BADCOCK, of the Bth.-Kent Herald.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 7.
The arrivals have not materially increased since last market-day,
and an still short of a fair weekly supply. Wheat is stagnant at
Monday's prices. Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats, are all hold at
high prices • but few sales are nude. Flour remains the same.—
Arrivals : English Wheat, 5,1100 qn. Barley, 460 tr. Oats, 5,050
vs. Flour, 5,100 sacks. Irish Oats, 1,900 qrs. Foreign Wheat,
3,100 vs. Oats. 1.100 qrs. •
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Jam 7. ,
Oar supply this day is not large, and Beef may be quoted fall as
geed uon Monday. The Mutton trade, he.vever, continues dna,
only wry See Dews, reaching U. 64. to AL per stone; while be
coarser, the market is heavy at ss. to 3s. id. per stone. Is the
Veal trade the variation is et no moment, Sae young edges are Ss.
to ss. 44. per stone. Lamb is rather dearer than en lost markt*
day, the tap prize being to is. ed. pa wane; and the tuner
46, ga. per do.a Pork there is nothing to nettee.—Besse,
44$ ; sheop.10,1100; Pigs, SO; Calves, MO.
Beef per stone, es. 44. to 44. ed. Mutton, 3s. to 4a. Veal, O. to
ss. 4d. Limb, 4.. toes. ed. Pork. Se. to 48.114.—Hay, per load,
sat Ws. 1. se 5 ' Clover, £4 to AS 10e. Straw, £1 les. to 42.