Star.
London, England, 1819-10-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Albion Trader, from Antigua to Liverpool, yhas blown
from the. Welch coast, on the 30th ultimo, and wreclUck off Ly-
dian'. Considerable property was lost ; and the Captain, nitre
s'ilors, and three passengers (Pan! Meson, Esq. with two
daughters, whom he was bringing to Liverpool for an E,ngllth
education.) perished.
Thursday afternoon, a boat, belonging to the Las sloop of
war of 20 guns, and with six men on board, was suddenly
upset, it the time the men were hoisting sail, when proceeding
from Leith to the vt-ijel, which wa: in the Roads, and WI! *Ott
mid-way between the pier-bead and the mortello tower when
luau accident happened. A boat was immediately sent off from
the Wm( frigate to the assistance of the errs,/; but owing to
the distance of the Limsr from the ,spot where the ncident
happened, four of the men had unfortunately sunk and were
drowned before the boat could reach the spot. The other two,
who continued to support themselves, were saved.
The Elizabeth, Vara/mug, from Davis's Straits, with eleven
fish, 150 tons, arrived at Aberdeen on Wednesday ; left the
Letitia, CLARE, at Stromness, with 12 fish.
FALMOUTH, Ocrosza 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Duke of
Kent packet. with a Mail from Lisbon in seven days.
PORTSMOUTH, Ocrount 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Emit,
&arum, from the Downs for the Brazils; Thomas and Mary,
transport, from St. Kitt's ; Amelia Wilson, ItTxnatworm, from
London for the South Seas ; and the Sarah, Holcirtuatnt, kern
the Downs for Africa.

DIAL, OCTOSEZ 4.—Wind &W.—Put back the Eases, Ems.
CLAY ; and Pomona, &Ayala, for the Smith Seas; the latter has
broken her windlass. Arrived his. Majesty's ship HIYIN from
Leith; the Brozburnbury, PITCHES, from Batavia; Partridge,
Katie, from Bombay and the Cape; and Hector, Stomezv,
from America; the latter has sailed for the River. Came down
from the River the. Criterion, ATIZT, for New York; nd his
'Majesty's ship °wiz Gunrnowza.
Aaramtvr, °crow 50.—Arrived the Letitia, CLARK, from
Davis' Straits, with 12 fish.
Custom-House, Omeserza 4.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Ceres,
Benson; Rachel, Davis; Duke of York, Anderson; t bristophe,
Snell ; Heworth, Dawson ; Kingston, Forrest ; John, King;
Ocean, Whittle; James, Dennison, from Jamaica; Martha,
Nisi, from Demerara; Tartar, Woolf, from Saint Kitt's ; Mary,
Burnley, from Madeira ; Britannia, Sleap, from Grenade ; Mary,
Biwa, from Trinidad ; Hero, Young, from Nova Scotia ; Lord
Nelson, Anderson, from Tobago; Dolphin, Aden, from Bilboa ;
Marshal Blucher, Ellis; Prince Saxe Cobourg, Ladd; Favourite,
Power, from Rotterdam ; Mary, Wardell ; Whim, Barchard ;
Northumberland, Nicholson, from Quebec ; Vrow Elisabeth,
Vanderstecn, from Ostend; Nimrod, Gulliver, from the South
Seas; Dorset, Hart; Elizabeth, Rogers, from Antwerp; Maria,
Pitcher; Duke of York, Finlayscn, front Malaga; Neptune,
Aineley, from Davis's Straits; Eliza, Sharp, from Guernsey;
Nonsuch hoy, from Stangate Creek; Priscilla, Ellis, from Grand
Canary; Friendship, Dawson, from Rio Janeiro; Scipio, Hen-
derson, from Prince Edward's Island; Union, Foster, from New
Brunswick; Deux Soeurs, Gobcrt ; Amiable Eliza, Grandine
from Calais ; Resolution, Clark, from Virginia ; Blenheim Had,
Martin, from Bombay ; and Penrhyn Castle, Dangerfeld, from
Havre.—Entered Outwards:—Van Rumney, Elliot; Vo.usia,
Russell, for Jamaica; Union, Christie, for Riga; Lavinia,
Thompson, for Alicant ; Waterloo, Davies, for Dublin; Friends,
Richardson, for Rio Janeiro; and Margaret, Smith, for Ant-
werp.—Cleared Outwards :—Tlelrza, Coley, for Cork;
Bishop, for Mogadore; Jane, Chrystie, for Jamaica; aad
Three Sisters, Marchant, for Rotterdam.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING-ROOM, OCTOBER 4.
The attention of the few persons present (Newmatket Meet-
ing being on) wai confined to the decision of the St. Leger Race
by the Jockey Club. It was expected that the decision would
be had before the Newmarket Leger is run for on Tuesday (this
day); but, as some of the Members of the Club could not be
present until Tuesday morning, the decisibil is not expected t:n-
S that evening, or Wednesday morning. Bets were offered as
follows upon the Newmarket Levi, but none were to 4
on Ilrexis, out of-Pledge-3 to 1 apt Treasurer or !krona.
whichever started, as one only would start-.. 6 to 1 apt Miracle.
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER AIRETING, 1819.
MONDAIC, OCTO3ZI 4t
The Trial Stakes, a Subscription of lOgs. each, for s.yr-olds,
71t. 91h. 4-yr-olds, Bst. 91b. 5-yr-olds, 94t. Htb. 6-yr-olds and
sled. 9st. 61h.—D. M.
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Lord Exeter's brown filly Advance, 40yrs-old -
Mr. Vansittart's brown colt Slim, 4-yrs-old - - - - 2

Mr. Terrett's bay horse Sovereign, 6-yrs.old
Ten started—The Judge placed but three.
ato 1 agst Advance-5 to 4on Slim.
The Stocken.Hall Stakes of 200 gs. each, h. ft. for the produce
of mares covered in 1815; colts, Bst. 71b. and fillies, fist. 21b.
Ab.M.—Untried mares or stallions allowed 31b. if both, 51b.
Sir J. Shelley's colt Antar
.1
General Grosvenor's bay filly Blue Stockings - - 2
Six paid-5 to 4on Blue Stockings.
Post Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for colts and fillies that
had not had a sweat at the rime of naming (April 29, 1818) ;
colts, Bst. 71b. fillies, fist. Sib. A.F. To bring one to the Post.
Lord Exeter's cult Snake 1
General Grosvenor's brown filly Blue Stockings = _ 2
Six paid-7 to 4on Snake.
CARLISLE RACES.—Tussmtv, Sr?T. 28.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. Four mile heats.
Mr. Ferguson's g. h. Grey Middleham
Mr. Larnbton's h. h. Borcughman - -
Mr. Jackson's br. h. by I fambletonian - -
Gold Cup of 100 gs. value, by Subscribers of 10gs. each, p.p. the
surplus to be paid to the winner in spccie.—Three
(13 Subscribers.)
Mr. James's br. c. Sauce Box -
Lieut.-General Orde's Percy

- 1 1
- 2 2
3 3

Wroicesnay,—£so for three and 4-yr-olds.—Two-mile heats.
Mr. James's Sauce Box - - - - - 1 1
Mr. Ferguson's e. f. by Mowbray - - - 2 dr
A Maiden Plate of £5O. Two mile hem.
Goneral Orde's b. e. Percy -
Mt. Ferguson's c. 1. by Mowbray
Mr. Wilkinson's b. e. by Glendale

- ' 4 1 1
-3 2 9
1 3 S
9 4 4

Mr. Hornby's b. c. by Golumpus
A most excellent race.
A Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, p.p. for horses not thorough bred.
Two miles.—(Nine Subscribers).
Mr. James's bay gelding Snap Dragon - -
Mr. Lawson's brown gelding Driver . y
Mr. Wybergh's grey mare Flirt
A Hunter's Match for 50gs.—Two tgi es.
Mr. Jervis's chemut gelding Carbine - .
Mr. Finch's brown gelding Bertram Firelock
Tarroassaay.—A Plate of Xi 00.--Thr
Mr. James's bay colt Saucebox, •
Fifty Pounds.—Two-Infle
L.ord barlington's bay horse Bay Trophonius
Mr. Lambton's bay horse Boroughman
Mr. Ferguson's gravy horse Grey Middieham
A Sweepstakes of sr. each, one mile,
bergh's grey mare Flirt. beating Ave
There was much company at these
tolerably good.
BOXING.—SPRING A.
There is likely to be muck contention
a-side deposited between these Heroes
have been made £lOO aside, and is
Neate havingbroken his arm, the forfeit
but Mr. Lo:kley, on Neate's side, refuses
Stakeholder has been served with a notice r
to give the Stakes to Spring. The Km
from the Stakeholder to Spring, be has
defended, and Spring will attend on ,
the place named for lighting.
Thursday a pugilistic encounter took
lon the wooden pier at Leith, which "
one of the parties, who wag knocked k
was speedily got out with little injury

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beats.

The Grand Jury at Nassau,
brought in a Bill against .
charging him with aiding and
issuing Commissions in the Bahamas,
Powers in amity with Spain.

Dos, walked over. .
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ill
-mile heats.
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"phallus - - 1 1
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an - - - 3 4 :;:
kl:f
idleham - - 2 3 ~. ,
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Wile, was wen by Mr. Wy- 11 1
others. ' ', 4
t Races, and the sport was , 1 1, • ; 40.
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AND NEATP.
tion fbr the Stakes of £5O 11,1i1 I•'es of the Fist, which waste
to fight next Wednesday.
Felt of X.303,-is due to Sprins ;
refuses to forfeit. mg the
totice front an Astorney not I
Attorney's letter, and sue
Ras received ; but it will be. -
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1 the day at Speenhandand,
At place between two sailor* . .
had nearly proved fasil to
over into the harbour ha
y beyond I good ducking.
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New Providence, have
GR SGOR NlNO4catoa,
td abetting piracy, by
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ahamas, to subjects of
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