Star.
London, England, 1820-10-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Alfred, Maassor, from Copenhagen to Bergen, was on
chore on the Scaw, on the 30th tilt. Crew saved.
The Holmstrom, from Norway to Petersburgh, was lost near
the Saw, on the 29th tilt. Crew saved.
The Clarions, Koz.lasc, from Stockholm to Rotterdam, is
lost near Warborg.

The Fliza Margaret, from Rip to Leith, is lost on the coast of
Norway. Crew saved.
The Frederica Dorothea, from Rouen to Petersburgh, was
totally wrecked, on the 17th uk. near Ringkioping.
The Vrow Eliza, Ssum, from Bergen to Antwerp, is also
wrecked.

The Endeavour, &mom, of Hull, from Bremen, put into
Brake on the 3d inst. with the loss of an anchor and cable, &c.
having been on shore, and it was supposed would be obliged
to discharge.
The Twee Gesusters, Marna, from Dautzic to Amsterdam,
was stranded on the 20th ult. on Sandhatamer. Cargo expected
to be saved.

The Brunswick, BROWN, from London, arrived at Gotten-
burgh with damage, having struck on a rock.
The Isabella, TURNBULL, from Leith, arrived at Gottenburgb,
with loss of an anchor and cable.

Pzusawcz, Ottrosaa Il.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Busvait,
from Portsmouth, and sailed again on a cruise.
FALMOUTH, °MOUS 11.—Wind E.—Arrived the Active,
Qcwast, from London; and the Christian, Gain, from Bristol
for London.

Pramonvx, Oct. 12.—Wind E.—Arrived the Gallant, BLYTTI,
and Eagle, BATTY, from Liverpool for Hamburgh.
l'oarsmorrn, OCT. 13.—Wind N. W.—Came into Harbour,
his Majesty's sloop Hos, from Spithead ; and the London and
Berwick Packet, from Dantsic.

DIAL, Ocv. 15.—Wind N.W.—Arrived end sailed for the
River, the Grenada, DONALD, from Samarang, last from Cowes;
and the Fame, Timm, from St. Michael's.

Li►xasroos., Orrona 12.—Arrived the Alexander, Datums,
from Virginia; Nicholson, Cams, from ,Miramichi ; Thomas
Naylet, Gni, from St. Petersburgh ; and Whitehall, Cau.sa,
from Lisbon.

Cosron Heusi, Ocr. 14..—Ships Entered Inwards : Isabella,
from St. Petersburgh ; Sarah, from Antwerp ; Georgina, from
Dram ; Johanna, from Stralsund ; Fraw Catharina, from Kid ;
Ellen Catharina, from Tonderen ; Metta, from ditto; Nimble,
from Riga ; . Peter Proctor, from St. Petersburgh ; Prince
Christian Augustus, from Dram; Sarah, from St. Petersburgh ;
and Speculation, from ditto. Entered Outwards : Andrew
Savage, for Belfast ; Heros, for Calais; Bridget, for Hamburgh ;
Equity, for Venice ; Snelhind, for Amsterdam ; Leda, for Say
vannah ; Henry, for Trinidad; Aime, for Hayti; Joseph and
Anne, for Flushing ; Ant, for liamburgh ; Vessa, for Marseilles;
Jemizna, for Antwerp; and Albion, for Algiers.

HAZARD and Co. respectfully inform the Public, that the Lot-
tery Finishes Drawing NEXT WRDICZSDAY, when Two Prizes
of Twenty Thousand Pounds, and other Capitals of £lOOO,
£5OO, &c. &c. all Sterling Money, roust be Drawn.—HezAat►
and Co. have reeently sold Four Prizes of £O,OOO, and Seven
of £20,000, at their Fortunate and Old Established Offices,
Royal Exchange Gate; 46, Cornball; and 324, Oxford-street,
Corner of Swallow-street.

Boast:G.—Granger, the Devonshire wrestler, and Galan, a
Montgomeryshire man, fought their match on Thursday, in
paddock belonging to Captain Mess, at Biddlesferd, Hants.—
The former bad acquired considerable fame by taking the con-
ceit out of a formidable American Black lately, and Gillan had
cleared his way in several combats. The men fought for 50
guineas aside, and the white hog men, in imitation of the Car.
lisle and Norwich collectors, took a toll of a tonnes. each. Gil-
lan was seconded by his brother, and Burkhorse picked up
Granger.—The first round lasted nine minutes, and it was all
fight. Granger had rather the be* of the rally from quickness,
but his adversary would not be denied, and he shook bis head
and faced blows gallantly. A scientific boxer of the London
school would have gone down with 'half the hitting, but these
stood cutting up until the claret flew amongst the spectators.
Granger was at length floored by a rattling round right-banded
blow upon the ribs—ln the second round Gillen was met by a
blow on the mouth, at going in, which defaced his frontispiece,
and drew a couple of his ivories ; on which he felt his jaw, seem-
ing to suspect that he had lost part of it. Granger, encouraged
by success, followed up his advantages, and gave his adversary
a somerset sufficient to have cracked his limbs.—ln the third
round both were much reduced by weakness and bleeding, it
was a hugging round, as were the two following, and there was
no further mischief done.—ln the 6th round, both having got
second wind, they turned to at each other again, and fought the
best roundin the battle. The advantages were equal until Ga-
lan was hit down by a blow which split the bridge of his nose,
and let loose the blood like water from a spout. This blew wou
the fight.—ln the 7th round Gillan sheaved much manhoed, un-
der great disadvantages, as Granger worked hard and kept the
lead, without giving away a chance of the ether recovering
himself. The tenth round won Granger the battle in 46 mi-
nutes, and glad enough was he to hear the words " no more"
from Gillan's second.,—Two minor fights follcrtred, and the day
closed with jollity. . .

THE ARMY.

Thursday sennight a detachment of the 90th nee
gintent embarked at Plymouth on board a transport,
and next day sailed for the Mediterranean. The re-
' mainder of the corps will be embarked for the same
destination as soon, as transports arrive for that
purpose.
Another draft is shortly to be made from the Out.
.Pensioners of Chels,-a Hospital, under a certain ex-
emption, in order to increase the strength of the Ve-
teran Battalions.

Some important information was given privately
yesterday, at the Public Office, Bow-street, respecting;
Franklin, alias Fletcher, alias Forbes, in consequence
of which another officer was dispatched in a new di-
rection. Mr. HAYDON, in the absence of Mr. PEAIt-f
SON, is actively employed in pursuing every trace
that is at all likely to lead to the apprehension of the.
individual above alluded to.

•
NEXT WEDNESDAY,
The Last and Only Day, when
TWO Prizes of £O,OOO Sterling Money,
Two Prizes of 1,000 Sterling Money,
TWO Prizes of 500 Sterli.T.Money,

And various minor Capitals, with every other Prize, will be
All drawn in Six Hours,
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT,

On which Day the Lottery will entirely finish.
TBISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, sub-
• Inks to his best Friends, the Public, the above State oi
the Wheel, reminding them that One Day more will conclude
the Lottery. A few Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn,
are on Sale at his Oliiees, 4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing-Cruss; and
by his Agents in the Country.
No. 3,645... a Prize of vlO,OOO !
IX TILE IMESENT LOTTLaY,
WAS SOLD BY 111511!!!

yAVERY Capital—Every Ticket Every. Prize
-11' must be drawn 18th Ocrotoutt NEXT WEDNESDAY.
The Wheel contains Two of .f2(!,000, Two of M,OOO, Two
of £3OO, &c. &c. All Sterling Money. MI Nest Wedaestlay,
the Last and Only Dry.
Undrawn Tickets and Shares are Felling by