Star.
London, England, 1828-05-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DZA -NrAk B.—Wind W.F.—Arrived the Tranhy, Slll2ll, from
Dintztc. Arrived from London the Beatrice, Gattrriru, fok St.
Kitt's.
Po►rsar+uTtr, Mac B.—Wind N.N. E. to N.E.—The Swedish
-quatiron have sailed.
PLysiouvu, 7.—Wind variable.-.-Arrived the Watchful,
Ilnows, tram Figueras.-4n Ilamoate, liritadnia, Windsor Castle,
dedina, Prladts, Pile, Vigilant; at the Island, Royalist; iu the
&mind, Anodic, (#anuet.
F.r.ssocru. Slav I.—. Wind S.—Arrived the Princess Elizabeth,
&OAT, from the leeward Islands.
Pom', Mar B.—Arrived off port the Protector, from Madras,
sailed 17th January. and from St Helena 18th March : spoke the
Balcarr.s. for Bengal, about 20 minutes south of the Line The
Prince of Orauge, Hum Cauton, was spoken with April 29: she
sailed 12;11 January.
His Majtsty's Alt Regent, of 100 guns, is to be forthwith fitted
out for the conveyance of the lanai) Htau ADMIRAL in his proposed
:our of inspection. It is expected that his Royal Highness will
proceed to Ireland in the tirst instance.
The Gainer sloop is arrived at Plymouth from the Mediter-
raneate. She left at Malta four Russian sail of the line, three
frigates, a corvette, and two trmisports ; the Talbot, Dryad, Dart-
mouth, and Pylorus—off Carabusa, the Isis, Alacrity, Zebra, and
Internal bomb.

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The .Minerva, arrived from Calcutta, brings 'twenty-one hoses
of gold bullion fur the East India Company, amounting to lowly
/7300,000. The Thomas Greedle had also been taken up to bring
tr.-more; and the Marquis of Wellington and Prineest Charlotte
were detached to Madras for the same purpose.

A French Piper says. that the Consul of the King rf
the N lERLA NDi, at Scio, 11111$ massacred in hi* house,
when the Turks landed there.

The Duke and Prince GEORGIC Of CUMBERLAND. and
the Duchess of GLOUCESTRIt visited his 31a.tasve yesterday at his
Palace in St. James's.
Count Niusnerzn, the Hanoverian Minister, had an
audience yesterday of the King.
Duke or &ass!, we are happy to state, was
rather better yesterday. The Princess Auourra took an airing
yesterday, and visited the Duchess of Ointments.
Pr nce LEOPOLD lett town yesterday for his seat at
Claremont.
Pr•rtce GEORGE
.or CUMBRRLAND. attended by Sir
°MIMI QUIL/NTIN, Colonel THOIIII7OII, and the Rev. Mr. Jet.►,
visited the Royal Hospital at Chelsea yesterday. Sir SAMUEL
Heise, the Governor, conducted his Royal Visitor through the
interior of the College, and afterwards entertained the PAI24CIe and
his Suite to dinner.
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Prince Leopous honoured the grand entertainment
given by the Duke and Duchess of Noarunanntawan, at Nor.
thumberland House, on Wednesday evening, with his presence.
Viscount Goneuicu gave a grand dinner yesterday
at Pembroke House, Privy Gardens, In honour of the chlistening
of his only SON, to whom his Means: wood sponsor (by proxy).
Earl Bamunst gave a grand dinner yesterday, at
his residence in Mansfield-street, to the Duke of Ccusturauto.—
The Duke of WsLarraros, the Karl of ELDON, ands select party
of Nobility. were present to meet his Royal Highness.
The Earl or CLornazu. entertained a numerous
party at dinner yesterday, at his residence in Upper Brook-street.
Sir EDWARD and Lady KEKRISON had a numerous
dinner party yesterday, at his residence in Stanhope street.
Prince YOLIONAC, the French Amba3bador, had a'
long couforeuce with the Duke ;of WititimatiN day, 4t . s
Treasury.

SPORTING ISTE.L.I.IGENCE
DETTING-ROONI, TATTERS. LVI
There were fieveral betting men ptasent yesierd.y, and awe'
nets was lone in the Derby at the following oddr. .
Deasy.
4 tot apt Cadland I 30 to I min Opplden
.Na.—.

5 to 1, aist The Colonel (takenl
8 to 1 agat Rough Itottio (tak
9 to 1 apt Zinganee (rakers)
II to 1 art lAtohtotiOtt (1.6101111)
10 to 1 apt Girofe
13 to 1 apt Nletchaitt (taken)
14 to 1 apt Soutbieie
20 to 1 apt Omen
20 to 1 apt Defiance
to 1 apt Zoe

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33 to I saw Alvarla
46 tat 164 AiCrition (rain)
40 to I ago Litsc.strian (tat'
40 to I art Jotto de Hart (tali
OW to 10 asst Elias (tan)
0000 to 15 agst P.lemon (tale
1000 to 15 dwit Ilatiner '
100 to 1 igst Coronet

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I 4to I eget Ridicule

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to apt iteldcipetle I IS to 1 StA Coulon (takm)
The following horses arrived In town yesterday from Newmarket
on their wa4 to, Resent ;--Cadland, Ridicule, filly; Eph„„,
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blinkers), and Thales; the latter l to lead the gallop. They are ad
from Royce's stable.
NEW MA RKET StCOND SPRINIO I,IktTING.
Nowstsoltss, todisrott, LAST DAY.
The following It a tarred statement of the thy's sport—
The Jockey Club Plate of 50 sots. to be run for by horses the pro,
petty of Members of the Jockey Club ; four 71 olds, ut tit;
fire, 9,t 31b ; six, Slit 9lb ; and aged, la 111 b. 11. CA
Mr. Wyntlbant's br h Chateau largauz, 6 yrs ••• 1
Duke of Portland's lir eby Tiresiat, 4 ) rs
Lord Cleveland's b h Memnon, 6 yrs 3
Lord Tavistnck's cb In Leeway, 5 yrs 4
lietting-4 to 1 apt Chateau M alms; 5 to 4 sot Mem.,„l.
6 to 4 agst Leeway. Won by tiro lengths. Annan rode the wintio'
Match 100 sues. 1). M.
Lord Sefton's Johnny, ti.T slb.
Mr. Payne's Belzoni, list alb
Iletting-6 to 4 on Johnny.
the winner.

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Won by a lengtb. Itubinve pte

Fifty l'ounds, for three yr olds. 6st 21b; roar, Illt ; five, est nil
slit, and aged, Sst 121 b. T. 1.31.
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Duke of Graftcm's b f Turquois, 3 yrs .. .. 1
Mr. Rush's b f by Skim, 3 yrs ••• ....
Lord Anson 's ch cby Merlin, 3 yrs .. ••• .. II
Lord Orford's b c The Vicar, 3 yrs .... •-• ...
Mr. G. Edwards's ch f Jane, 3 yrs t• II
Mr. R. Yettit's ch h Upas, 3 yrs ... ... •.1 0
Mr. Harlock's ch cby itenovator,3 yr. .. . $
Betting-3.7 2 apt Turquois ,• 7 to. 1 agst b f by Wm; aro,
agst Jane:. 7to s agst Upas. The Jude place* bet two. Wee
by a length. A boy rode the winost.

Match 100 sous. D.M.
Duke of Portland's Carthusian, Bst 1
Mr. frby's Toso, Bu 81b
Netting-3 to 1 apt Carthusian. Won by half a knob. 3. o
rode the winner.

CHESTER RACES, air S.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 p. four yr olds, Bst 2lb ; five, Bet 101 b:
sin, and aged, Ost.—Winnerkestra.—Three times round.
Mr. Myttun's ch g Euphrates, aged
Mr. Houldaworth's b e Scarborough,:4 yrs
Mr. Clifton's br m Harriet, 5 yrs
Sweepstakes of 20 aovs. each, fur three yr old Allies, Sat 41b. Date
round and a distance.

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Mr. Clifton's La Danseuse ••
Mr. Houldrivonh's ch f Deposit .:.
Lerd Derby's br f Marto • ~. ... ...
A Free Handicap of SO sows. each, 10 ft. far three and four yr o
Once round and a distance:
Mr. Houldsworth's br c kiburtpirre, 4 yrs, 74t 71b .; ..
Sir W. W. Wynn's b e bla.ter Watkin, S yes, Oct 11b ..
Lord Grosvenor's b f Equivoque, 4 yrs, 7st Slb .. ...
Mr. Clifton's b c Pat, 4 yrs, 7st 11lb ... ... ..
THE FANCY AT FAULT.
Two fights were appointed to take place yesterday—one beta
Charky Jones and Ned Gateau for 20 sows. and the other bets
Ned Mason and Pat Dudley for 10 sows. Old Oak Common
the place appointed fur the sports; but scarcely had the ring t
formed and the combatants prepared for action, when two a
from Marlborough street Office showed their ill-omened MIMI
and gave notice that they had received orders to prevent hail
in the county of Middlesex. Alice a council of war, it W4I to
solved to " cat away" as fast as fossible into the adjoining wear
of Hens. The ring was formed in doable quick time, and shank
before five o'clock business commenced.
CHARLES JONES AND NED OARYAN

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First entered the ring—the former sporting • yellow-man, and tie
latter a green fogle with yellow spots, asid greets ribbous to bie
drawers, emblematkal of his country, foe be was prat/aimed&
Grecian, alias a St. Giles 's Irishman. Jones tins attended hyfieb
Castles, and his namesake harry Junes • and Garenu claimed the
kind assistance of Tom Woolley and Paddy Flynn.
Tue FlGHT.—There was nothing ha the, display which merits
particular notice. It was in fact, throughout, a bad fight. The
tirecian made a sort of running battle, travelling round the ring is
all directiuns to avoid his nun, and occasionally t ushing in with a
hit at the body, or an overhand hit at the nob—neither of which
was he able to plant effectively. Junes showed more wince as
well as a straighter gift ut bitting; but although he jobbed hat sou
repeatedly. he did not produce much change in his visitor. 'fix
fight lasted one how- and a half, and in the 53d round the Grtoda
considered he had taken enough and would have no more a it.—
Jo es was in consequence declared the whiner, and left the nag
without a scratch.
NED MASON AND PAT DUDLEY

Next made their bows 11i>is m way attended by his Master sn,
Charley Gybktte, and Dudley by Tom Wadley and a wage
Pat took the lead with a jobbing hit from his right, and thr.mik.
nut showed himself a nuudy, straight-forward, and scirritittc dem
After fighting thirty-three minutes, Mason be.me so groggy tte
his seconds were unable to bring him in time to the scratch, 34.
the Patlanders shouted victory with a glee rendered doubly up
ruarious from their former defeat.

Count d'Orracra, the Spanish Minister (on a special
mission), transacted business with Earl DUDLZT yesterday, at tht
Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Di:patches were brought to ihe Foreion Office na
Wednesday evening, by a King's Messenger, from Viscount Gus.
♦im.a, our Ambassador at Paris.
In the Court of King's Bench, yesterday, the Swirl.
ToK.GCNzaAL moved the judgment of the Court O
Stephen Hatt, alias John Scott, who was convicted ul
attempting to bribe two seamen of the Ramill,s, eu•
gaged on the Preventive Service off Rom' ey, to permit
the landing of a cargo of smuggled spirits. The judg-
ment of the Court was, that the detendant should le
confined for four months in the gaol of St Atigustic.
near Canterbury, and kept to hard labour.—Mr. slas•
Elm moved to file a criminal information against
George Dunbar for a libel on Sir Jonah Barrington, se
the Examiner Newspaper.—Rule refused.

CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANR, Blav 9.
Orr arrivals (9,230 qrs. Wheat, 3,200 qrs. Barley, 12,600
Oats, and 6,500 sacks of Flour) since Monday continuing to 1"
large, the Bleating Trade was extremely dull this morning. sod
cs
effect sales a reduction of ls. per quarter upon fine Wheat vas 41'
ruined to, and very little done at that abatement. Barley !VP('
3londay's prices, the supply being smaiL Om continue in the ma
stagnant state, no sales made but to needy retail dealers, apt, 1'13.1
Monday's prices.
SMITHFIELD MARKET. May 9.
In Beef, Veal, and Lamb, there is no alteration from Mond
Mutton may be quoted 2d. per stone dearer, and Pork has under
gone a similar advance.—Beasts 338—Sheep B,55O—PiP tl
Calves 240.
Beef, per stone,
_ 4s. Od. to4s. 6d. Mutton, 4s. N. to 5..
ss. Od to Oa. Od. Pork, ss. 2d. to 6s. 4d. Lasnb. 64. 10 75. Od. '-
per load, £3 10s. to £4 171. 6d. Clover, £4 to £5 101. Stay
£1 105. to Al 16s.

MARRIED.
At Bath, Edwatd Cloddy, Esq. to Catharine Harriett,
daughter of Licut..Geueral bit William Cockburn, of Coci
and Ltyslaw, Bart.

NAILS- Tins DAY.
AU. DUlf.
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Water( rd
Guettiak. and Jrrsei 0 0
Lisbon 0 0
ponsithadee 0 0
Iluesios Ayres 0 0
Holland 1 0

France 1 -
Hamburg 0 o
Flanders 0 0
Sweden 0 0
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Leeward Islands 0
Nlalta 0 0
Jamaica 2 0
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