Star.
London, England, 1820-09-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

nt3toevw, Sm. 24. —Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Hope,
Gocarirr from Virginia, in thirty-three days. Sailed the Swift-
sure packet, with Mails for the Islands.
Wtmenovn, Se.rr. 25.—The French ship L. IL of about 30
tons burhen, PARIS Master, was driven on shore on Portland-
beach yesterday morning, with the lou of one boy. The cargo
is saved.
Poarsmottvw, Sarroutzis 26.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the
'Borsch, Ildl, from Smyrna. Sailed the Cincinnatos, GRISWOLD,
•for New York; Marcia, for St. Thomas's; May, for Sc. John's;
and several others.
Drat., Starr. 26.—Wind N.N.W.--Arrived and remain the
-Honourable Company's ships Bombay, HAMILTON ; Hereford-
":hire, hove; Marquis of Ely, lisewa utmost ; and William Pitt,
GRAHAM, from China; Daphne, MA VTISON, from Calcutta ;
William Bryan, URQUHART ; Sir Joseph Banks, L.tcv ; and
Thetis, %imin.cros, from Jamaica; Waterloo, Pxoost, from Rio
• Janeiro; Lien, lioz, from Leghorn; and Helm, Wicsom, from
Atico:la. Came down from the River the Prince Blucher, Joust-
slos, fa- Madras and Bengal, and sailed with the whole of the
uutward-hound. Put back with loss of anchor and cable, the
Joseph Green, GIANNI-. The Daphne left Calcutta the 16th of
May, and S. I lelena 9th August On the 4th September spoke
the Grenada, from Batavia: Passed the Essex, Al AMON, off
Sauget., which had put back, supposed in distress. The Mary,
Li•sx, sailed about 14 days previous.
Ster. lo.—Arrived the Beaufoy packet, with a
llatl front (7,, shaven.
GRAVESEND, Seer. 26.—Sailed the Brilliant, FENN, for Calcutta.
Ait r RDEF.N, SEPT. 25.—A rrived the Letitia, CLARE, front Davis'
Straits, 16 fish, 170 tuns.
Srrr. 2S.—.Arrived the Ilebe, Corse:so, from Davis'
Straits, 19 fi%h, :770 butts; and Iknry, PLAZTON, front' ditto,
11 fish, 420 butts,.
Ct•stmt-Ilousr, Srrr. 26.—Entered Inwards :—The Active,
front Oporto; Chatsworth, from Baltimore; Briton, from Que-
bec ; Neath Castle, from Portsmouth; Duke of York; Cer-
vantes; arid Lady Ridley, from Jamaica; and Union, from St.
Peters'borgh.--Entered Outwards:—Rawlins, for St. Kitt's;
Arm, Victoria. Tulloch Castle, Sir Godfrey Webster, and
I live, for Jamaica; Belina, for Grenada; Mars, for Montserrat;
Julie, for Calais; Favourite, for Port-au-Prince ; Diligence, for
Dublin ; Jane, for Ilamburgh ; and Charles, for Barcelona.—
cleared Outwards :—Alfred, for Pillau ; 'fiber, for llantburgh;
General Murray, for Antwerp ; Aurora, for Bremen ; Friends,
for Eisineur ; Elizabeth, :for Rotterdam ; Effort, and Sophia,
for Stettin; and Policy, and Sir Andrew Hammond, for the
South Seas.

BOUNC.—Yesterday all was hustle amongst the sniffing tribe.
It was given out that a rare goad fight was to take place at Wim-
bls•don Common, between Teesdale and Hawkins, men of light
weights, but adepts in their line of business ; and the Commis-
!..try was followed in the morning by the Reincrites of the town.
:Marches and counter-marches took place, to have the thing snug,
and at length the acetdorna was fixed on a Common through
Dulwich, but instead of Hawkins and Teesdale, two minor
operators of the names of tikodsiard and Cunantings,peded for a stake
of twenty guineas—the forma seconded by Harry Holt, and
the latter by Scroggins. The men are light ones, and as adven-
turers who are little known, it can only be said that they exhi-
bitedno thinihg qualifications at the give and take. They fought
for more than an hour very awkwardly, and made tine move-
ments in their way, but were none of the bloody-minded sort;
-suffice it to say, that Cummings made a win of it.
Thac.tyr and Thurn.—.l manly, although not a scientific fight,
took place at Fysk-green, in liens, for 100 guineas : in which'.
three rounds, which Listed 50 minutes, were fought, and they
,cave aad took most unmercifully. Thorn bad the best of rally-
it limn quickness, and drew first blued; but Thacker waited.
steachly for his adversary, and placed tremendous heavy hits,
told in much earnest, although but seldom. In one of
the, operative touches, Thorn was sent to the ground, as if he
was to remain there, by a right-handed body blow, which left
a swel:ing like a cricket-ball—The second round was gallantly
ht, and both hit themselves to a stand-still. When reco-
vered they unmuzzled again, and Thacker was hit down. IP
the third round neither could come to time, but after three mi-
nims they turned to again courageously. This round lasted 18
and on Thorn being hit down he could not come again'
'1 liacksa, although the winner, suffered most, and was carried
off the ground.