Star.
London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

DII3LIN, APRIL 23.

The Duchess of &limos .0 id the Duchess of Rtcn-1
,Np, accompanied by Lord MARCH, Lady MART
e:oN, and Miss MAXWEI.L, will sail to-morrow
~r.inz fur Holyhead, on their way to London,
:,-I,l,lthe wind continue favourable. They will be
,leceded on the road from Holyhead, by Mr. Mut-
,ON, 3 King's Messenger, who has received instruc-
to prepare hosses, &c. for their accommodation.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MA.
Asairt6. tut.
•RItrIZO. DUE.
0 9 Calla 0 0
P.;bltn.
2 9 Liis!)n e o
W;lre: cord
0
1 Heligoland 0
Go:tr.burgh 0

ILS.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 26.
the ARETHUSA frigate, Captain MENDS,
,Irt ,:ruize.—Sailed the Baina Portuguese brig of
Li,,bon.—The Zephyr schooner, Captain
',V:1;.;1.01, reported in our letter of yesterday to be
has got off.—Wind E. by S.
p. M.-A fleet of merchantmen are in the
fEnr4, p,t55:11g by from the Eastward to the West-
bat too far off to learn what they are.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL C. 5.
Us Majesty's ship GRAMPUS, for the East
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tight up 3;es, Nvith the Indiarnen under convoy, but are
ir again although the wind is fair. Wind E.
DEAL, APRIL ,27.
Came down from the River the Lord Eldon East
for India, and sailed-again to the west-
N• E.

FROM LI.OYD'S LIST.
CIR ',cgs sn, APRIL. 27.—Arrived the Eliza-Ann,Smith, from
any„a _Billed the Fortitude, Liston, for Grenada, and the
-,,t, Smith, for Surinam.
tae HORATIO frigate, with the Outward-bound East India
pined Scilly, the 23d instant.
The Juno, Sims, front Mogadore to London, is taken and car-
x,l into Brest.
1 be Flora de Mar, •••••,fromPars, is totally lost in Vigo Bay.
1 h,. 1-,,ur Sisters, Williams, from Amelia Island to Hull, was
ill. I rah instant, by the Grand Napoleon French priva-
;.,
,f lij ring, v‘d retaken by the AMETHYST frigate, and is
,}.J all 1 almoutb.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

T iesday the Easter plate was run for on Barham
ar.d after some excellent sport, was won by
.;,. c.ckins's b. h.—ln the course of the afternoon,
in.itch was run by two horses, but we lament
tat after they had gone over the course, the
ahinial dropt down and instantly expired.

WMARKE r CRAVEN MEETING, APRIL
,i c. by Young Whiskey, ",
st. 71b.
Ld C. Somerset's Scorpion, 9ct. 71b. Two-yr-
C. I(g)gs.--7 to 4 on Young Whiskey.
D. of Grafton's Pope, Bst. 121 b. beat Ld Dar-
-1.7.7t0n's 81b. Two-yr-old Course, 200 gs.
1.f:.-2 to 1 on Pope.
M.ijor Wheatley's Wren, beat Ld C. H. Somerset's
SA. 71h. each. To run the same distance
J.,? Two-yr-old Course, finishing at the end of the
i. C. 50gs.--I to 1 against Wren.
Ld Oxford's Victoria, List, 91b. beat Mr- Bouve-
it's Easton, Sst. 21b. D. I. 100 s.-7 to 1 on

I,cl,

114wc'l-th's c. by Young Whiskey (bottzlit at
of Wales's sale), beat Mr. Vansittart's
burleigh, Bst. 61b. each. Two-yr-old Course,
h. ft.-7 to 1 on Mr. Howortles c.

A Geld Cup, value 100 gs. by Subscribers of logs.
Ten Subscribers or no race. The overplus
t 6, be paid to the winner in specie, for 3-yr olds
411 d upwards. Across the Flat.

M-. Sadltr'A Ilunihn, aged, Bst. - -
I.: trarlirgton'b Musician, S yrs old, 9st. 411. -
!.c. bitakapear's Knave of Clubs, 4 yrs old, 7st. 101 b.

. . .
;,(1 Grirvtror's Eaton, 5 yra old, 10+t. I
N; ,-pr v.. 1 .on's Juniper, 4 yrs old, 9st. 71b. 1
Is.lr. B.e.mrie's Eastos, 4 yrs old, Mr. 51b.
S. Atwell's Gooseander, 4 yrs old, fist. 31b.
7J,ljor %lenity's Sunbeam, 4 vrs old, Ast. 416.
!.d Lowther's Agnes!, 4 yrs old, 84. Ilb.
t'ir W. W. ll'l sn's Mademoiselle Presle, .5 yrs old, 7st. 1216. 1
Mr. BoasC, Gratitude, 4 yrs old, 7st. a,
1:. t.I .vr'. Zaida, 3 yrs old, Ast. I tlh.
L C. IL ionierset's Cerberus, aged, Ast. Alb. . dr
Nlljor Wheatley's Sir Petrone), 3 yrs old, /Ist. 21b. - dr
Mr. Wyndhain's Trusty, 3 yrs old, 7st. 71b. .; - dr
Gc.:.Grosvenor's The Young Lochinvar, 3 yrs old, Est. 131 b dr
The lodge could place but 3.
One hundred tdB agst Rumbo-7 to 1 agst Musi-
•
cian-3 to 2 agst Eaton-3 to 1 agst Juniper.
Mr. B'nverie's Easton, 9st. rec. Vigs. fram Oen.
C;lsvciinr's The Young Lochinvar, Sst. B. M. 50gs.
Ld Sac kville's Speculation, Bst. 91b. rec. 30gs.
Ea]n Ld F. Bentiuck's Trump, Bst. Ab. M. 1002.
h. ft.

1.1 Oxford's Victnti Sst. rec. 50vs. frnm Lord
C. 11. S)rner,:,.' ScoToion, Sst. 1). 1. 100gc.
11C. Sonicret's V. :11,;sor, Sst 71b. n7st Ld
Prast.);), Two.yr old Course, 10ogs.
1.).11,7

h fientleman in a naval uniform passed through
'.1;;ly this morning, about eiht o'clock, from ,
t::-1:e;,•,watd, in a postchaise and four. From the
with which the postillions drove, and the cir-
c.,,r,tance of blue ribbons having been displayed by
!!1:1n, a report was circulated in the west end of the ;
t, tin, that some news of importance had reached
I.rn. There has been no arrival, however, of any
CT:itches at any of the Public Offices.
Another large field beyond Somer's Town is about
to be covered with houses, for the purpose of assist-
lag London in its progress towards York !
THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKEr.—A crowded an- t
d:ence attended at the above Theatre on Wednesday 1
rveninz, to witness the first appearance of Mr. and
litc. MOOE, of provincial celebrity, and of whom
rt had spoken so highly ; and we can safely aver,
t In no one instance has favourable expectation
beca more fully gratified. From the commencement
Pfthe Play Mrs MOORE evinced the most perfect know-
kige of her Author ; and, unlike the general order of
t;"t appearances, she did not, for the sake of exciting
i'ilPinnw, endeavour, at the onset, to make what actors
technically call mints out of nothing ; but as the cha-
lacier of Cir;ra opened, it was impossible to repress
the freqlent bursts of approbation; and Bravo, Grave I
resounded t 1 tough every part of the house. In the
Farce Mr. Moottr. in S4arp, kept the risible faculties
"I the Ainctnrs in constant motion, and his Comic
Eroy lot hay encored.