Star.
London, England, 1819-06-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

, Irani:ass, a new 74, is arrived at Chatham-, from the
East Indies.
The liu :wane and NowniumszatJoce, two very fine 74's, are
now lying off Chtham Dock-yard, nearly ceinpkie in their re=
lining, and will in a few days resume their stations as guard-
ships t. the one at Gillingham, the other at Sheernti*. The
Nam& and Baum are also nearly ready for sea service.
The MARTIAL pit-brig, at Deptford, and the Swixora, of 12
guns, at Sheerness, are fitting for the coast of Scotland.
Citsiums, Joss 6.—The AcORX after having been haukd
upon a slip for repair, has proVild so very defective as to be
pulled to pieces. The Aims will be put out of dock, and the
Nitwits taken in during the presentapring tides. . _

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Postfrotorrn, Jtots 8.-.. Wind S. Y.—Arrived the Richard,
liuvennsos, from Havre. Passed by for the River the James
Sibbald, Foots, from Bengal; and the Clarkson, Ross, front
-Demerara. . •
Dial., Jews 11.—Arind t.—Arrived and sidled for the River
the Sovereign, Basso., from Bengal; James Sibbald. Foss's',
from ditto ; Comet, Finns, front the South Semi; nupe, Wtt •
SON, from Tobago ; Percy, Stunt, from Jamaica ; fame EL-
DESTON, from Berbice; and Tontine, Tuu.iv, from Phijadek.
phis. Came down from the River and Ylilled the Marianne,
IPsattzs, for the Cape of Good Hope ; fortitude, Swint, fur
Barbadoes ; Magnet, GROVI4 for Africa; Castilisa *SWAN?,
for Miramichi ; Duchess of Cumberland,. Mu" pd lietsfey,
Patmitts, for Q'tebec—the thee spoke da elle 4th instant, in
long. 10. W• the Ann, Cowav, from Portsdioulit for Quebec,
all well. _ . . . _ .

Cowes, Jinn B.—Arrived the Gaugis, Diams,,Comi
in 90 days, for order. The American ihip Cadmus, tvbkh at-
tempted to sail yesterday, was obliged to come to anchor again,
in c msequence of the crew refusing to pia to sea.
Wayssourts, JUNE B.—The Boxer, lluauuaias, from Havre
for New York and Baltimore, with passengers and dry goods,
was brought into our If Dads by a babing,boat in a moot disabled
state, having been run down by a large vessel about ten leagues
able: st of this port. with the loss of her main-mast, and the
whole of her aft rigging, sails, and yards, her larboard quarter
cut down to the water's edge, her rails and stauncheons swept
away. The wreck was obliged to be cut away to prevent the
ship from going down. The Captain's brother went overboard
with the main-mast, and was drowned. The vessel that ran foul
of the Boxer carried away her bowsprit and top.sallans-mast ;
part of her figure head is now on board. The mum at the helm
was asleep when she was hailed by Captain Manumits and the
passengers, ten minutes before she ran foul of the Boxer.
Crsrom-Housx, Jima B.—Entered Inwards : The Ocean,
Brown, from Riga; Wry, Todrig, from the South Seas ; Nile,
Scott, from Smyrna • Eliza, Capp, from Gibraltar; William,
Jubb, from Riga; Twe Gmusters, Yeasts., from Harlingen;
Henry William, Worts, from Malta ; Mita, Sharp, from Guerr-
sey ; and British Colony, Scott, from the Cape of Good Hope.
Entered Outwards: Tbe Susan, Ritchie, for Rotterdam;
Neptune, Stranack, for Ostend ; William Bowers, Mama, for
Rotterdam ; Ann, Westlake, for Amsterdam; Nelson, Stephen,
for Oporto ' • and Favourite, Power, for Rotterdam.
Cleared Outwards : The Grasshopper, Lelew, for Bremen ;

Mirablts, Rutherford, for St. Vincent's; Argo, Jackson, for
Havannah ; Three Mothers, Span!, for Llsbon ; Victoria,
Schultz, for Stettin ; Susan, Ayler, for Cork; Rodie, Reid, for
Belfast; and NeJaitt, Vain, for St. Petersburgh.
Entered Outwards—The Friendship, Atkinson, for Amster-
dam ; Abeona, Lloyd, for Londonderry ; Shamrock, Pike, for
Cork : Euphemia, Mdkr, for Harnburgh ; Princess Charlotse,
Vaughan, for India; Sisters, Bishop, for Teneriff.
Durum:lloN or Pama-MoNay.--Hamadryad, for the Venus,
on the 11th instant, at the Office of W. Marsh, Great Scodar.d-
-y 3 rd, Whitehall.

Captain Wm. POPHAM is promoted to the rank cif
Post-Captain, and appointed to the Srstm.r (the
flag-ship of Sir HOME POPHAM), vice MAncotm,
invalided home; Lieutenant R. SAVMAREZ is pro-
moted to the rank of Commander, and appointed
to the BEAVER, vicePopnAm. Captain HASTINGS to
command the KA NO A Roo, surveying-vessel, at •34..
make. Lieutenant A. HAGAN has commissioned the
THISTLE, and Lieutenant HENDERSON, the SNAPPLit
(it Portsmouth), for the coast of Africa.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 9.
The Wheat trade was heavy this morning, having
had a fresh supply from Essex since Monday, alpi
the weather continuing fine, no sales could be effect-
ed Without submitting to a reduction of 2s. per quar-
ter from Monday's prices, and even at that decline a
tolerable quantity remains on hand. Barley is dull
saki and rather cheaper. Fine fresh Oats went off

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SPORTING INTELLIGSNCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.

This delightful spot was attended yesterday by more Beauty
and Fashion than even Epsom, and the sports were far supe-
rior. His Royal Highness the Puma Runner, the Duke of
Yost, and Princess4uousm honoured the Course with their
presence. They Strived upwards: of an hour before the sport
began, remained. until he consiodon, and appeared highly grati-
fied with the sport. The Course was in excellent order, and
the Races well conducted.

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His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for all ages.
Mr. Forth's Hospitality - - - - 1
Sir C. Smith's ch. h. Sir Thomas - - - 2
Mr. Steward's Fitzwalton - - - - 3
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41r. Lamirton's Truth
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Mr. litatsubottom's - - - 5
Size to 5 on Truth, which horse won cleverly at Epsom ; 5
to 1 apt she winner, rode by Mr. Forth himself; Sir Thomas
got up in running, until the turn of the half mile, when Mr.
Forth led, and won in a canter by several lengths.
The Reviewed Sweepstakes of logs. each for all Ries ; 4-yr olds,
List. 91bp. five, fist. 511). six, fist. UHL and aged, 9st. Two
Mlles Sui4eo half.
Lord Foley's Young Wizard, 5-yrs old - - 1
Mr. Wysdkam's Silvertall, 4-yrs old 2
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Duke of York's Stainborough - -
Lord Beatinck named Ma - Maid of the Mill 4
Six to 4 on Wizard or Silvertail; 2 to I apt the winner.—
Won easy.
The Oatiands Stakes of 50p. each, 20gs. ft. for 311 ages, 2.yrs
ad excepted. Two miles and a half.
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Duke of RatLuld's Quadrille - - - 1
Lord Foley's Manfred . - - - 2
Mr. Bodezikam's Spectre - - - - 3
Mr. Wyndham's Skim - .. - 4
sr. VAnsittart named David - - - S
Six to 1 azit the winner; 61 to 4 apt Manfred; 4 to I ag‘t
Skint; 4to I agst David; and 4to I asst Spectre. Won easy
by Chiffney at the end of the Races; but Manfred a decided
favourite in running.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each ; colts, Bst. 71b. fillies, RSt. 41b.
Lord Lowther's c. by I faybasard, out of Iris, walked over.
Sweepnakes of 200 gs. each.
Mr. Vansittart's gr. c. by Treasurer, walked over.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each.
Lord Cavendish's Middlethorpe, sold to Col. Churchill 1
Lord Foley's oh. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing - 2
Six to 4 on the winner.--This was the best race of the day,
and won by a neck.

BETTING ON THE ST. LEGER.

10 to 1 agst Cardinal Wolsey
10 to 1 agst lierse.

6 to i .agst Pococurante
6 to i apt Sultan
• Ti to I agst The Laird
Betting was rathershy, on account of the great defaults which
litiivP so lately occurred.
A Birmingham man, called John Earl Gallop, mond the
company by running rattail the two miles in eleven minutes ; and
after the Ten Guineas Stakes, went round again, and completed
his cialertakiLg in eleven minutes and two seconds.

31ANCIIESTER RACES.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.-•.-(FIDSY DAY).

A Sweepstakes or 20g$. each, h. ft. with 501.5. %died; for colts
and Sikes then 3-yrs.old.--The St. Leger Coarse.
Mr. Yates's bay coif, Sir Walter
Lord Derby's bay colt Erys
Slajor Bower's bay colt Csantharpe - . 3
ha ‘tarted, three were only placed, and eight paid forfeit.
A nom excellent race.

Tisc Gold Cup, value ICOgs. added tea Sweopstakrs of logs.
each, for all ages.--Twice round the Course end a distance. '
Mr. Ilouldswortles bay colt Rhadartanthus - 1
Sir W. W.-Wynoes thy filly Frederik - -
241 r. Teas bay horse Gmdy
fliftwe.i bay colt Advance - - - - 4
fi...veu started, but the Judge pieced only four. Thirteen paid.
A closely contested race, sag won only by a he.d.
A Naidcia Plate of 460.—Heats, mice round the Couse and

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