Star.
London, England, 1826-07-05 00:00:00

NAVAL IN TELMGENCE. •
'of the Wight, the R Voiotia, Ltivid vll2 1211 e
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Jamaica. • •
In the Clyde, the Eagle,—, from Jarriale;/
Off the Start, the William Strand, —. from Jamaica. ' •• -
Fat tabliven, Jove s.,—Wiod variable, Ii h 1 airs.—Off tite port;
the Wasson, Fame, fro.. Yip for Hull; Old AcorneWooo, from
Aveiro fir Leith. Sailed the Truro, gravid. for Coruna.
Poassatouvw, Joty 4.—Wind R.—Passtd by, tip Andromeda.
Ihrow.ut, from New South Wales; Archibald, Ss&tes,• from An.
tigna •, and his Majesty's ship Atacarrt, from the Mediterranean.
Arrived the Aurora, Minima., from Gilirdltar; Acasta, CHAD.
Inca, from London for New York ; and Coromandel, Bores, from
do. for Bengal, Passed by from London, die Asia, ADAILION, fbr
China ; and the Cambridge, Raison, for Bombay.
DiAL, Jour 4. —Wind E. by N.—Arrived and remain, the Hon.
Company's ship Thomas Grenville, Maim/to; Caesar, Warr; and
Mary Ann, O'Ranste. from BengaL Passed through, thq Comet.
Oaserrosx; Paton, Theron; and the Malta, --, from Sierra
Leone—the latter in charge of an Officer belonging to his Majesty's
ship Bagging.
CaIIiTNAMI, JULY 2.—Yesterday his Majesty's ship Cue sailed
from this port. The ilocnroar, 74, has been pulled to pieces.
Corronaoso, Juan 14. —An English frigate has arrived hers
from the Noah Sea, and sailed on Monday to the Baltic.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWCASTLE-UPON.TYNS RACES.
These races commenced Monday. There were four races run
and two bores. only in each. The Tyro Stakes of tO sovs. each,
for two years old colts, half a mile, were won by Mr. Lambton's
chesnut colt, by Abjer, beating Sir Matthew W. Ridley 's bay colt,
by Carton. Mr. Loftus's bay cult, by Catton, won the Produce
Stakes of SO guineas each, two miles,besting Mr. Gascoiguess bay
colt by Magistrate. 11r. Russell's bay bone Abron woo the Gos.
forth Stakes, two miles, 25 sows. each, beating Sir E. Dodsworth's
hi. c. by Magistrate.—The Newcastle Stakes, 25 sows. each, two
miles, were won by Mr. Lambton's b. f. Claudine beating Mr.
's Gordon ch. c. by Ardros.an. The races were excellent, most of
them having been won only by a neck.
HAIGH PARK RACES, Jima 29.
The St. Leger Stakes of 25 soy. each, for three year old dolts and
fillies ; colts, tat. 31b. fillies, sat. About one mile and three quarters.
E. Petre's ch. f. Idissey . 1
Sir J.'•,Byng's ch. e. Thaler 2
Sweepstakes. of 20 saw. each, p. p. for two year old colts,Ast. 51144.-
fillies, sat. T.Y.C.
Mr. W. Scott's b. e. 6y Catton . . . .1,
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Mr. Watt's br. 1. by Magistrate • . •
Eight started, but the Judge placed only two. An excellent •
race ' • won by a neck. •
The Maiden Piste of 10 nor. for three year old, and upwards; ,
three year olds, 7st. four, sal. Mb. five and upwards, sat. 106.
Mares and geldings allowed Slb. Heats, one mile and three
quarters.
Petre's b. c. Rotbelan, 4 yri old . .
1 1
Mr. Harrison's b. c. Doctor Johnson • . • - • " I de
Races had been announced -for Friday, and pollsolffioos -
went down to the coarse, but from some care at
'of horses to run) there was no race. •

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GRAND. ItEGATTA.•e•L •,' • •
Taterdai, i boat and other prises, given atflualfp bf the ink*.
bitants of the Clink Liberty; Southwark, woo rowed for It
Watertnen of Bankable, who rrgularly ply there; 44 had.
fore woo a boat. The first and second men of each of the two first *.
beats to be entitled to start for the third and pied hat; rinds**
the same distance as in the first beat.. -William • MOO • wit, et•
dared the victor, and received the boat amidst thtflisoditly'St khg
spectators. The last beat occupied 4weniy-five asiostou' • Ate
bridges and banks of the Thames were much crowded,• sad
boats were on the. water.
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