Star.
London, England, 1829-04-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INIELLItiENCL

Mane Amgen, Tins Dav—Dublin I—Waterford I—Franse
Hanshurgh I—Flanders 1.
DU% Aran IS....Wind &W. to W.& W.—lt his News smog
in squalls wan of the day. ad several of the ostwar&bosod ham
put back.
•Fbi*srwrt. Aran 13..-.Wled &SM....Anne:l the Katt.
wises. Plumes, from Cadla. It Mew a heavy gale Ista eight from
&& W. Seven. p. n. mere esederate, IL W. to S.
Psvasooni, Anus lb.... Wind S. W.—Arrived the Emma. Frost,'
from Rye, for New York.
Paulen:lN Annals...iled &to LlLL—Anted the IfXsa,
Seams. from Ass Cayes.
Stuart, Area 13.—Arrived the Kate, Crawford, from An.
Figua.
CLTDR Aran U.—Arrived the Rance. Rebertsou, from De.
ineftta ; Suaknore, Auld, from Antigua; Jam. Why*, from St.
Lads; Roger, &swan, from Charleston ; and Camillus, Nellie.
from New York.
RAMIGIATII, Aran 15.—The Pohang,. Loam, from Leaden to
Paster. having ram u the west hank of the harbour, has made
muck water, and lt Is leafed pan of the cargo is damaged.
Ceaseless', Aran 11.—It has blown a enure gale at S.W.
all day.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THZ FANCY.

Massa Byrne anti Phil Sampans —A Goodman from arming
ham ea Monday night, eared whack Phil Sampson against the re..
bet Byres sot Ming present. se match could be made.
The battle-money in the match of Real and Sam has oft yet
bees paid seer. The stakeholder bad mistakes the appointment,
be; on early among will be owned. and the stakeholder will take
the ch*. and the matter be finished as it eng_ht to be.
Besenner. Arai" 23.—Theraday tan the'imet Hone: fox Wends
met at Padang with good bootleg weather and a cheerful Self.
Inclusive of Sir Konen Wilmot% Sli R. ?Whiner. Male and Mr..
Russell, the has. C. Craven, Mc. A sturdy deg-foe was at length
enkenoelled ha a gorse patch. seer Rdbertea, which broke coverts
eartal ftyle, and the view hallos rent the welkin. Beyeard was
the rawcrea of a sluggard ; his 'weed presently pm banes and dugs
is their mend% bet the sown was breast high and his break la
danger from the esdaught. The chase was rapid and feariesely
penned for tie and tiny niboutes, Poyolop•hiN being eseensed as
us " the wings of the wind." ficedding to the right net a mentem
was lest by the fez; an shift or alter his pace was midway to
perish; be costionei it therefore to Newtimber Holt. where he
was fairly rim dews and brooked. At the COIIIIIO4OPHISSIK of Me
struggle the beetsessa was threw, est ; he was Mob* (en Rey.
yard at the wet of the gores, when he broke away eastward, sod
neither whip ow emir 'amid bring him again well op with the field
entU Tally-he ! tad proclaimed the victory. The meads, at With.
dam with the above pack en Saturday. was a brilliant onn-set
Mss that • hawked weeneouatod sportsmen were there. The
diversion of olds day was of a swing nature, bet net onaniesing.
A deamedant of the brush tribe. having bees enkesselled is the
form, brain in a direct Mee for Semessir Park, and entered k. with
the semi high, followed "by all wheat it esseersed.• la the Park,
however, by one of those incidents whisk will sometimes occur.
the fan lased embolism ;sad the unespecied Mander—a number.
however, elfin mesas fendly—became the shiest of pursuit, and
which, breaking from the miciesure, took down the bill to Mid-
dleton, bet was heeded. turned bask, and, heists alisted by a seared
hare, which crowd the line Glenne, prod sem el schism in
the pack, escaped; and, probably, by the i islid windings in
and about the mderwm4 rejoined his pre viesdp reamed cost.
mans In the Park. There leaving hint le lietions security a third
foe was sumessfelly brought Into play from the gene at Patches,
which took Paogdoen Holt and Clayton tisk is Clayton Wood,
where, being heeded, the Weiss ground became the selected mete.
At this *sclera a seasonable discovery was modes and anchor
elegise, by dransetanca matched frees jeopardy ; "a ekes,
vises," Was prottiland. and 'shoed through ate OA. di tatoo
• gitganors wore attoodod out the dogs *blood .1 and this
coadderatotr undid the trots se the day.