Star.
London, England, 1810-05-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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*NEWMARKET NEST SPRING MEETING; MAY 10. 1 '
, Lord Wilton'a bL c. Stovelio, brother to Bncephalus, beat Mr:
F. Craven's Yorkshire Grey, tist. 21b. each. R. M. 100 g.. b. ft.
- .' • Four to 1 on Salvolio.
Sweepstakes al 2.5 p. each. Two-yr. old Coarse. . .
s
tit' C. Bunbury's Jessaniy, est. 7lb. ; -. 1
Mr. Howoith's Fancy; Itst. fib. - - . 2 . 1
Mr. Boultbie's Phantasmagoria, 75t.121b. - - 3 -
Two to I on Jessamy.
Mr. Shakespear's Knave of Clubs, fist. 71b. beat Mr. Craven's
Black Diamond, 7st. 71b. Two-yr-old Course, 100p.-6 to 4 i
on Knave of Clubs. i
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. Across the Flat. .
Ld G. H. Cavendish's Florival, est. 21b. - • I
Mr. Forth's Sir Petrone% Sat. 41b. . - . 2
Ld /okra Spaniard, gat. Sib. - . - 3 ,
Seven to 4 apt Florival---4 to 1 apt Sir Petruoel-2 to 1 apt
Spaniard. . li
The Kir.g's Plate ollOop. for 4 yr. olds 1 Ist.s yr. olds Mt. 91b.
6 yr. adds and aged list. Lasts Miles of B. C.
Lord Grosvenor's b. f. Plover, 4-yrs. old - . - 1
Mr. Bout's br. c. Auctioneer, 4-yrs. old - - It ' I
7 td 4 on Plover. .
Sweepstakes of .1000. eack.h. R. Sot. 21b. each: Ab. M. f • '
Major Wilson's bL e. by Young Whiskey, out of a Trumpator
mare; received forfeit
Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, h. ft. D. I.
Mr. Vandttares Burfeigh. gat. 61b. rec. ft. I
General Grosvenor's b. 1. Spell, by Sorcerer,rec.R. from Lord
F. Bentinck's ch. f. *Weida, by Sorcerer, est. each. Ab. M.
100 p. h. ft.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE; ,
. FALMOUTH, MAY s.
Arrived the Diana and Cliererfield Packets, from the Med
tereaneen; the former 17, and the latter 14 days from Gibraltar;
Princess Elizabeth packet, 17 days from Lisbon. Passed up
4 Channel his Majesty's ship Venus, with a Beet from Lisbon,
under convoy.
PLYMOUTH, MAT O.
Arrived the &RARER k. tch, in six days from Lisbon, with 1
dispatches; the MIMOSA frigate, trom a cruize 'off the awe of
France, with two Frenth chasse-marees, her prises, la en with
wine and brandy; the TRITON leard.ship, from Wat • Kora% to
refit ; the Moab % (2) tender, with impressed men. from Belfast;
FLIZAILTH (1) ditto, from Greenock. with impressed mess; the
VIRAGO gun-brig, from the Westward; and the Ecueet bait or
war, from a cruise.--Sailed the PeCAsANT sloop of war, to the l
Westward; and the Barrasinia hired cutter. for Cadiz.-Yes-
terday arrived a French brig, called l'Amiabk Beauty, prise to
the AR NUDE frigate.-Yesterday evening a deeply laden galliot,
in working nut of the Sound, missed stays in going to join the
PHIL014111:1 convoy, and ran on the rocks near Staddon Pettit,
where her botton was knocked out, and the sea (it then running •
very high, with a strong gale at S. W.) made a clear breach over
her. •
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 10.
A Bast from Cork is standing in, under convoy of kis Majes-
ty's ship THRACIAN. Sailed his Majesty's ship Dot:L.OAL on a
cruise off Cherburgh. The Avermea sloop of war is appointed
convoy to Newfoundland. Arrived the Columbine, Ann, Ida., 0 1
and James transports, with French prisoners on board, last front
Cork, and are put'under quarantine. The East India fleet got I i
under weigh, but brought to again.
DEAI., MAY 10.
Arrived the FLY sloop of war from a entire. Sailed the Ra-
vr st, Captain H a NCHETT, on a cruize off Flushing.---Wind E.
l Five o'ctoce.-A fine breeze has just sprung up from the i
eastward and the outward-bound are getting under weigh.
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YARMOUTH, MAY 10.
Arrived this morning the Rear, of 64 guns; Gorgon store.
ship ; la Fleche corvette, and the Ceatarut cutter.-Sailed, at
day-break, the STANDARD. of 64 guns; SOLLRAT frigate, and I
1 . RICTNARD gna-brig.--Admiral Sir JAMS SAIUMARCZ Wellibill
anchor in the Vicrber, at eleven o'cicck this forenoon. and was ,
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tlie°,wlVleda absy, RtheesotrtITGIOI7,GSTZ.ATA4MELTI,riIArtgICTAI7RIIIII:7III:IIIBotiaL7
If MARTIAL. and STARLING, for the Baltic.--Shipa in the Roads, .
Roebuck, Ruby, Desiree, Gorgon, la Fleche-the latter takes
R the trade for Heligoland.
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVZSZND, M
10.-Arrived the Money, Bird, from
i" Senegal; Alett. Wilson, from Sc. Michael's; and the Ann, Col.
Ler, from Sc. Croix.-Sailed, Ha:toter, Adandatt, hir Jamaica.
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The Prince of WALES presided at the dinner giten 1
it- on Wednesday by the Governors of the Foundling
Hospital, and on his health being drank, made a very
Is' elegant speech. The children were introduced, and
he presented a most interesting appearance.
Yesterday his Excellency the _Duke of ALau-
ss-
QUERQUE, the Ambassadot om Spain, landed undei
of the proper salute, with his suite, at Portsmouth ; he I
was received on landing, by the Inverness-shire re-
d &lent of Highland Militia, commanded by Colonel I
y. RANT, of Grant, M. P. His Excellency much ad-
age mired the stern and martial appearance of this Cale- ,
donian corps, and appeared much struck with the
warlike music of the bagpipe. The Governor, Sir
iof Th,
ADGER CURTIS, Admiral OTWAY, Generals PORTEN
sir and EVELEIGII, with a long suite of naval and mili.
tart' Officers, waited on his Excellency on his landing.
ket-
id The LEDA frigate has arrived at Portsmouth from
s of Cadiz with Admiral PURVIS on board.
At a late hour last night we received further
tY. French Papers to the 7th instant, in which it is an-
tary nounced, that the Duke of RAGUSA has taken his de-
parture for the Turkish frontier, where a force was
ark. assembled under his command of five French regi-
em•
ments of cavalry and one of infantry, and four regi-
ments of Croatians. A Turkish Pacha had advanced- I
to the frontier of Bosnia, at the head of 15,000 men.
'Ws and had invited the Duke of Ragusa to a friendly
interview.
sin. In an article from Vienna of the 21st of April, we
are told a letter written by the Emperor NAPOI tow to
the Archduke CHARLES, has been laid before the pub-
nucu lic, in which the French Emperor requests the ac-
as on ceptance of the Archduke of the Grand Ribbon of the
Legion of Honour, and the Cross of the same Legion
is of which NAPOLEON himself wears. The letter concludes
in the following words :
" The first of these decorations is a tribute due to
your services as a general; the second to your bravery
oom as a soldier."
It is stated that three Englishmen have been ap.
that prehended at Ulm, who had escaped from Auxerre.
Sir Two of them had again effected their escape by break-
ages ing out of the prison.
also A duel was fought yesterday morning at break
beer- day on Putney Heath, between Captain Sparrow and
,:om- Mr. TTEsPORD, in consequence of a dispute at the
port Opera.-Mr.TYWOIU) was hurt but not dangerously.
Coax EscueNea,MARL•LANR, MAT 11.-Taday these aro
play not many further arrivals of Wheat, bat nimble reanahrin amps
:once plies on bend, fine samples a trifle dearer-Dailey soll Mk Iteltr
and maintain their prices-White Peas likewise-But law aim se
rhich the two kinds, and those somewhat higher-New Hobs See. to
day i4s4allos.perrathqur
dearer....-Flour
contishorLsesuppatlirateapricOastss: aafld& um.
ines : GENERAL CURRZNCT As ISNDRI.
Wheat, 82s. 965. 1061. Beans, (old) 001.001.
Fine ditto, 114 s. 1155. Tick ditto (lid) doe. fills
arna. Rye, 455. 30s. Oats 225. 265. fills.
,i, 1 Barley, 345. 475. OL Poland ditto, sot. M. la
Malt 701. 78s. Pewee ditto, MAW,
wards White Pus (boilers) 645. 70e. Stare Seed, 411. OIL
Floe Fleur SS& lehr•Seaostle lIIINSSI.
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