Star.
London, England, 1821-04-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Sen.zv, Aran Io.—Part of the stern of a boat has been
picked up here, marked " William, of Poole, ADAMS Master."
Fazmourir, Arm 10.—Wind S. W.—Arrived, the Mary,
Weaker:, from Teigumouth fur Newfoundland.
PLYMOVTH, Arm 11.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Sisters,
DOCTHWAITZ • Latona, ROBINDOX ; and Laura, WILLINS, from
London for Si. John's, New Brunswick; the Baltic Merchant,
Smarr ; Amity, Cvsesazz ; and Triton, MassnaLz, from Lon-
don for Quebec ; and the Barbadoes, Hartsztr., from London for
Pictou.—Sailed the Fnaza frigate, for the West Indies, with a
new schooner, intended to water the shipping on that station ;
and the Marquis of Hastings, for Bengal.
Posasuouvn, Arm 12. —Win d vr. s. W.—Put back the Mary,
Ram Arrived the Peace, Bacca, from Havre, with loss of
foremast and bowsprit.
MEAL, Aram 12.—Wind W. S.W.—Came down from the
River last night, the Newcastle, Biarsom, far Trieste; the Lady
Juliana, Sawn, for St. John's; the Grenada, DoraLli, for New
South Wales • the Ann, Wier:stoat, for St. Lucia; Harmony,
Cows, for Ilarbadoes ; Hannah, Waltz, and Henry, Fire, for
Quebec ; Ceres, Devisor', for Jamaica; New Frederick, Roams,
for Cadiz; and Alonzo, PERKINS, for Bourdeaux. Put back, the
Asia, of Scarborough. Arrived and sailed fot the River, the
Fortitude Increased, MANNLNG. from St. Kitt's ; the Caledonia,
Mozzzis, from St. Domingo ; and Coldstream, Doman, from
Bengal—sailed 11th December, in company with the Cerberus,
and parted company next day; left St. Helena 224 February ;
on the sth February, spoke the Lord Hungerford, for London,
all well

Rastscars, Aran 12.—The galliot Jenny, Pons., that was
on shore on the Goodwin Sands, has been got of, and is now
coming into this harbour.
PADSTOW, APRIL 9.—Three pipes and one hogshead of wine
have been picked up on this coast; the three pipes marked SSAR,
and the hogshead marked Ira VACBG.
Cusrost-tiouss, Aran 12.—Ships Entered Inwards : Joseph
and Ann, from Antwerp; Flying Fish, from Ostend; Marga-
ret, from Antwerp; Voast, from St. Michael's; Active, from
Dunkirk; Edgar, from Jamaica; Symmetry, from Leghorn;
Maria, from Guernsey ; Sportsman, from Cork ; Favourite,
from 'fruro.---Entered Outwards : hlarmion, for Elsinenr ;
Latona, fur Demerara; Flying Fish, for Ostend; William, for
Elsineur; Captain Giodwad, for Madras; Royal George, for
Bombay.

ALM AMC'S GRAND BALL.—Wednesday night, the
Rooms were crowded with Rank, Fashion, and Beauty.
Among the most distinguished waltzer: were—
Prince Einem lionzatons
LA 11 WM RG is, cousin of the Miss PITICLARRYCL
Duchess of CLAIMER
Prince Lvaonntsu - - Miss VTIGIL
Mr. AGAR Rua! . Miss Ds CRXSPGINT.
Count Cottoarno - - Lady Motranix.
Count SCIAOLC VELD Lady C. PA GLIM
;lon. Captain Curs - Miss PALL
—The company did not separate till day-light.
SPARRING. •

Belcher's Benefit, yesterday, at the Fives Court, was more
numerously attended than has been witnessed for many years,
and chiefly by persons strangers in the Prize Ring. It bad been
gives out that Hickman and Cooper would spar, and that no
doubt was a great attraction, if only to see the two men. Even
the avenues to the Court were crowded. The exhibitions were
cleverly arranged. Amongst the best of them were the following :
Bekker mid Eoies.—This was a master-piece-of science, which
drew forth tumults of applause, and the advantages were equal.
The hitting and parrying were as quick as thought.
Ben Burn and a Cambridge Man of great strengtk.—This was
a match of science against strength and resolution. Bunt's left
hand was often in his adversary's face, but the countryman.
would not be denied, and be gained some advantages, by keep-
ing at work with his adversary.
Spring and Harry Harmer made a very good and scientific
set-to, and Spring chewed that he was not easily to be got at
with Harmer's length and science.
Bilim and Harry Holt sparred well, and met with applause.
Turner and Sam imm. —This was the most spirited set-to of the
day ; Sampson went to work in his usual manner, regardless of
ftzr, and he was met with equal courage. Some severe bits were
exchanged, but Turner, who is also difficult to be got at, had
the best of it. _ . _

Harris and Hominoid made a good rufEaning match, and
there was a call for Hickman and Cooper ; but as the former bad
hurt his knee iu the short fight on the preceding dayehe was

excused.
Coaprr (who set-to with Spring) bad no visible mark of having
been lighting. The blow on the jugular vein, it seenis, stopped
the circulation of the blood. After a scientific match, Cooper
said he had lost the battle on Wednesday last by accident, and
be was willing to fight Gas again, if his friends would back him,
in June. Hickman mounted the stage, and said ke was ready to
fight Cooper on the .sth of June, and his money was ready to be
staked' at I.l.indairs. Here the matter rests.