Star.
London, England, 1821-10-20 00:00:00

NAVAL -INTELLIGENCE.

As English brig, laden with iron, tar, and pitch. Is on shore
ft Antekind.
.rhe King George, DUNCAN, from Ulverstone for Newport,
tut wto Friard on Tuesday,
Male,s of mast-head.
The E.liZablib, DAVIS, from to Galway, was lost the
14th ILSUIIt, dear 1)oolan, County of Clare.
.The Iva , 3PM:tr./ice% from Irvine to Dubin, was lost
the 14th instant, near Campbehown ; crew and part of the ma-
*dab Wed'
The weans, from Philadelphia to New Orleans, was boarded
tk yd nit. otif the Tortujas, by a corvette ship piratical schooner,
which plundered her of part of her cargo. The Columbus, ur-
ine/ at Alexandria, was plundered by the sante cruizer.
Wednesday se'nnight, at eight o'clock in tin: morning, his Ma-
key's steam-packet, the George the Fourth, sailed front Ho-
ly/10(1(ot Dublin, with the Mail and passengers; when within
&kw leagues of flowth, a frightful crash from the engine was
lard, which, on examination, proved to be the main shaft that
pd broken. The vessel having become unmanageable, the sig-
nal of distress was hoisted, and although several vessels were in
a,kt, only one brig came to her assistance, into which the Mail
vs removed. The George the Fourth remained in that situa-
tion until the arrival of the Meteor steam packet, which took her
tow to Holyhead, where they arrived at twelve that night.
PLT3kOCIII, OCT. B.—Wind N.AV.—Arrived the flawkes-
tm, llcatea, Irons Quebec; and Harriet, CCMINC, from Ma-
kiga and Gibraltar. Sailed the Francis and Anti, Titomas, for
London.
paiTinorrrn, OCT. 19.—Wind W.—l'assed by the Ranger.
Gana, from New trunswick for London. Arrived his Ma-
isay's ship Hum, from a cruise; and Neptune, OLONUEN, front
'Malaga for Havre.
Dram, Oct 19.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the River,'
the Triton, MOIMAIi, from Belfast ; and Hope, Wnon, from the
lediterranean. Caine down from the River, the
airs; and Joi!, EIXG, for Jamaica; Mars, Evass, for Liver-
pool; Mercator, Ernamor, for .Ilitigua; Ridley, RIDLEY, fur
Trieste; and Mcvagiit:y, BOWDER, for Naples. Sailed the Eli-
sageth, Stsoa, fur New York ; Lady Mackworth, Cares, for
Honduras; and Idris, Evsss, for Haver.
Wu" flee. lg.—Arrived the Kier°, COI.QUHOIIN, from Davis'
Straits, with 4 fi,h, 140 butts; Egginton, Wit.son, from ditto,
witk g fish, 490 butts; Lord Wellington, Bovnes; Progress,
Miura; and Mary Frances, Witatasox, from ditto.
Aar.aoeen' OCT. 16.—Arrived the St. Andrew's, NEWTON,
ft= Davis Straits, with 17 fish.

hearses, OFT. 16.—Arrived the Monarch, Youtio, from
Bari,. &tails, with ID flab, 150 tuns; and Hero, YouNc, from
ditto, with 14 fish.
VESSELS SPOKES{ wire.--The M.snhatten and America, from
livorpool to New York, on the 19th ultimo; Tobacco Plant,
from Liverpool for Virginia, on the 6th instant; Chilton, from
Bull to hliramichi, on the 28th ultimo, in lat. 49. long. 39.
Augusta, from Gibraltar to America, en the 12th ultimo, in lat.
47. long. 48.—Integrity, from Liverpool to Richebucto, on the
25th, in lat. 45. 50. long. 49.30.—Mary, of London, TODD,
from Plymouth to Quebec, on the 7th, in lat. 46. long. 55.58.
Alexander, of Maryport, HALLIDAY, for hliramichi, on the Bth,
in ht. 45. 46. long. 54.—Rising Sun, of Newcastle, Douce, for
rear, un the 9th, in tat. 45.39. long. 53. 28.—Fisher, of Mary-
pet, Ottraa, for Miramichi, on the 10th, in lat. 45. 21. long.
V. ll.—Perseverance, from Poole, on the 3d, in lat. 46. 52.
lag. 46.10.
Alamo--At Ilelvoet, Sibson, Saunders, from Virginia. At
btwerp, George Beckwith, ---, from Matanzas. At Hull.
Ward and Jane, --; and Oswy, Gaibett, from Pillau ; and
Win,—w, from Copenhagen. At Port-au-Prince, Jane,
Rat Cowper, from I laniburgh. At Grangemouth, Christian,
lowan, from St. Petersburgh ; Sir James henry Craig, ---;
El flora, Schaff(. r, from Memel. At Cork, the Friends,
ipso, front St. John's (5.11.) At Kirkaldy, Spring, Jack,
is St. Petersburgh. At Madeira, tladeira Packet, Allen,
int St. Petersburgh.
Cramt4lonse, (kr. 19.—Entered Inwards : The Brilliant,
hss Petersburgh ; from Dantzic ; Anderson, from Got-
liorglt; Parientia, from Stockholm ; Echo, and James, from
Lew]; Beverley, from Stettin; the Speedwell packet, from
s; Elbe, from Gottenburgh ; Perseverance, from Ham-
WO; Roberts, from Petersburgh ; :mil the Richard and Ann,
bum Dublin.—Entered Outwards : The Rebecca, for Dublin ;
Cake, far Antwerp ; Isabella, fur Oporto; Leander, for Cape
(Athol (lope ; Young Protcua, for Hayti ; Telemachus, for
Rotterdam; and Ceres, for Lubeck.—Cleared Outwards: The
Vroar Wm, for Eayal; New Pluznix, for Trinidad; Alexan-
drine, for Rosen ; Victory, for Limerick ; Planet, for Jamaica;
Friendship, lot Cork ; Eleauer, for Dublin ; Betsy, for Lisbon.

Aft. .John Gyles, now residing at Margate, com-
pleted his 89th year on Saturday, and is now in per-
fect health. This hardy veteran has been a warranted
Runner in the service sixty•three years and a half. He
ited the first gun when Hawke received his flag, and
°tithe 14th of October, 1747, was in the general en-
pgement with the French fleet under that Admiral.
The next action was off Toulon, under Boscawen, in
1759 s He last served in taking the Dutch fleet in
1779. Gyles was the first man at the Ramsgate
rier-head when the King sailed for the French coast,
sad gave his Monarch three hearty cheers on the de-
venire of the Royal Sovereign yacht. He walked
alone from Margate without even the assistance of a
stick, which, in fact, he never uses. John Gyles took
op his abode at Margate thirty years ago. He is a
tall gentlemanly-looking man: he acts as a Commis-
sioner for the settlement of the concerns of the fisher-
Len, and is looked up to by them with the utmost
teverence and respect. He mentions that when on',
board the first ship he sailed in, the Kcnt, a second-
rate, commanded by Thos. Fox; a 42-pounder entered
the forecastle, and took off the legs of the Surgeon
and his Mate, wounded the lob-lolly boy in the knee;
the latter, and the Au rgeon died. He frequents Gar-
reels Library every day to read the news.
iedv
nesday last, an Inquisition was taken before
Ttatniu, Esq. Coroner, at the sign of the Three
!:°lnPasses, in Little Mary-la-Bonne-street, St. Mary-
Asflonne, ou view of the body of Mr. Samuel Grubb,
who died suddenly at his apartments in the same
sweet- The deceased was well known to the sporting
uncle, some years since, as the greatest pedestrian of
the age, having won many considerable bets in run-
lng• He had several times run ten miles within the
hour,,, and on one occasion he ran from London to
." afford against a conch drawn by four horses, and
Le at them by some minutes. which occasioned the
,death of one of the horses. The deceased had, during
07 day on which he died, been enjoying the company
some friends, and in the afternoon was taken sud-
denly ill, and in a few minutes expired in the arms
GI his sister.—Veldict, Lied by the visitation 91 Goo.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1821.

FRIDAY, Ix:roars 19.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 10gs each, for 3-yr-olds. T.Y.C.
Mr. Cruckfurd's br. c. by Selim, 7st. 91b. - 1
Duke of Grafton's Carbonaro, 7st. 131 b. - - - '2
Mr. Ilatson's Rusicrucian, Bat. 1:1b. . - 11
Mr. James's Fleur de Lis, Bst. 71b. - - 4
Mr. Wilson's c. by Smolensko, 7st. 1211).
Lord G. H. Cavendish's f. by Middkthorpe, Bst. 5%.
Mr. Viiliers's f. by Sam, 7st. Bib.
Mr. Grevilie's E by Aladdin, 7st. 61b.
The Judge placed but four.
5 to 2 apt Mr. Crockford's br. colt.
Mr. James's Ajax, Bst. beat Mr. Vansittart's c. by Cardinal
York, 9st. First half of Ab. M. 50gs.-5 to 4 apt Ajax.
Lord Exeter's Augusta, ast. 81b. beat Mr. Udney's Ibla, Bst.
D. M. 200 gs. h. it..-11 to 5 on Augusta,
Lord Exeter's Sultan, beat Mr. Gieville's Banker, Bst. 71b.
each, D. 51. 7,60g5.-6 to 5 un Sultan.
Duke of Graftun's Lawrence, Bst. 101 b. beat Mr. Greville's
sister to Plumper, ist. 51b. lOUgs.-5 to 4 on Lawrence.
Mr. Udney's Abjer, Bat. 121 b. received 75p. from Mr. Charl-
ton's St. Patrick, 8-t. 11b. A. F. 7,00ge. h. ft.
Mr. T. Clarkt's c. by Sorcerer, .1 yrs old, 9st. agat Mr. R.
Mtees Ajax, 2 yrs old, 7.1. D. 31. 10Ogs. h. ft.-Off by consent.
SEA FORD HUNT RACES, THURSDAY (Than Dar).
The Hunters' Handicap Plate of £5. Heats, two mites.
Captain Henry's Goody 1 1
Mr. Jollies Music 4 2
Captain Mason's Flash - - 3 3
Mr. R. Rennell's Prodigal cult 2 4
Mr. Smith's Mary Anne - - 5 dr
. .

6 to '4
agst the winner. A fine race.
Mr. Robinson's Charles beat Mr Merceron's Tulip mare, two
miles, for 50 guideas.
Sweepstakes of logs. each. Two miles.
Mr. Monk's Tom Moody
Mr. Harrison's Pilot - - 2
Six started.
HUNTING.
•FPOINTIIENTS OF THE DIFFERENT TACKS OT HOUNDS LI WWII,
root SHE ENSUING MIZE.
U. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds wrli meet on Monday next, at
Box hill; Wednesday, at Nuts&ld Cross ; Saturday, at King's
Wood Gate.
The Surrey Fox-hounds meet on Monday, at Fox Keston ;
Thursday, at LinTstield Common ; Saturday, at Farley Green.
The Harriers meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday,
at Kennel.