Star.
London, England, 1820-09-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENVE.

r%trael.• of a loter from the Agents to ttovu's, at Barbadoes,
:...ted July •11):. :•,7h00r.,..r Bon Oriental, detained and
.-ent in It: re 'I -jeAy's TRIEURFA has been condemned
as a 9.•oit of At"mitalty. She was fitted with six nine-pound
ears otratie: oil said s, one long gun, stivall.arms, and ammunition
for 80 r.ieti colt had only 12 'nett on board • hen cartured)
provbia:ted far Cow mantbs, :and had a eon, .:sion from Ax
it; ts, ti:ite..l two y,-,r; before she was law .red, as the Mont-
pelier, 0; Baltintor She was fitted at St. Bartholomew's, and
v.•cs proct.edi•:g to St. 'Einar' ties for men, but heal not coita-
l:lLA any depred...tion: which have been heard of.",
Fai.•oau fn, 50.—Wind N.—Sailed the Norfolk Hero,
Cc to r a•rsON, for rittrne.
P..cat it lit, Al'Li;aT 31.—ArrIved the Merchant, Mutton,
fromgaited the hero, I:t"LBESTF.A, fur Liverpool.
Yore.: ntittt, Scer. N. F..—Arrived the Eleanora,
Settrut4us, and the Herring, Iltntat, from Dantzic; Plenty,
1%.7 teats., front Lori; 'II; an./ 'Mines, from London for
New '.'ork: the Later bas hero on shore on the thvers, but was
y A aT again wit hotA .l ::.tags, and proceeded on her voyage.—
:ialled the Cl-...r10tt.e, Cres.d:maat, far Riga.
Ds:a 1., Sri•issms a I. Witid N. E.—Came down from the River
aaiLd, the li.::ry and Sophia, Snsw, for Newfoundland.
Selic..l. the Ar:;us Deal pilot cutter, on a crti:z: off Dungeness.
I.t: enwor , .)o.—Arrived the White Oak, FOWLER,
N • York; John:, Mar nix%seN,ironi lliza ; and Fame,
it.voiNi. from Arehangel.
SE: filfliLlt I.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte
pa....ket, with a .'sfa.i from Holland.
Ancitsr IL—Arrived the. Cato, TURNCALL, from
with 15 348 butts ; Albion, HUMPHREY, 9 Esh,
7.5 butts; and Tharoton, rmscrr. 9 fi•h, 90 butts.
ABZSULEN, Al:::1'51* ti.9.—Arrived the Dee, IlaowN, from
Creenland, with five fish.

CA:swat-I Joust., SL:rr. 1.-Ships Entered Inwards: The Pitt,
frost Sane.estr:,li ; Rover, from liamburgh; Providence, from
; Per.reverance, from Stettin ; Mercator, from Arch-
tinsel ; Glenrorr, trom Greealand ; Linsley, front .Mentel ;
Freedom, flora I'ictou; .'.nn, front 'Waterford ; Christopher,
from Philadelphia; Arno, from Nlemel ; Prosely;e, front St.
'I Nornas'e ; front Limerick; llighhnder, front St. Do-
TM:1;o ; Prince front Quebec; Tweodo Susters, from
; Pleanor, from Petersburgb; Brunswick, from
; B.dy, front ditto;' Vigilant, from Greenland • Er-
retta, front ditto: Marshall, from Archangel; Concord,
Jittc ; Isidorstry, from ditto; Dart, from ditto; Beaufort, from
; Amity, from Quebec; Minerva, f.om ditto; Mel-
lona, front St. Petersburolt ; front Sr. Kitt's; Betsy,
tram Wismar ; and Lord Cathcart, from Quebec.
Filtered Outwards: flartitits Wellesl.-;, for Grenada; Mer-
lin, for iztriLica; Sisters, for the Canaries; Priuce of Saxe
Colrourg, for Rotterdam ; Pearl, for Hambursh; Proteus, for
1 lava-," Vine, oir •f, ; Planet, fur Jamaica ; Nymph,
:r !'or-au• I'll7[C ; Theis, for I lamlturgh ; Broughton, for
; Emperor ,Alexander, fur Jamaica; and Prosperous, for
Cala!, Cicared Outwards: the Alteora, for Londonderry ;
Freundschaft, for Stettin ; Joseph, for Flushing; Annesley, for
Nirt's ; Venus, for Bilboa ; and the London, for Harnburgh.
VEiSELS SronEN wrrn.-The Wilberforce, Barwick, to Que-
bec, on the 11th tilt: in lat. 46. 4. long. 45. 30. Etaron, Row,
from 1.1-,erprol to Pernambuco, on the 24th ult. in lat. 43. 53.
lons. :SO. with toes of bulwarks; Matty, Johnson, from
Whits 11 Nen to Mitmlichi, n :he 7th ult. in lat. 45. 27. long.
56. 53. Pandora, Vickery, from Bristol to Newfoundland, on
the 13th ult. in let. 47. 10. long. 39. 22. Alexander, Ritchie,
front Bristol to Ilichebucto, wt the 20th ult. in lat. 50. 20. long.
• Paragon, from Sunderland, on the 19th ult. in lat. 49. 21.
t:.2. 54. William, from Liverpool to New York. on the
2ltl. of July, in lat. 42. 30. long. 31. Oglethorpe, front Liver-
poo: to Savannzit, in lat. 40. long. 43. and Sir Stephen Lushing-
tor:, • on ti.e 10th of July, in lat. 90. 50. long. 24. 30.
A In-. 1: :Niriford, the Cornelius,--, from Odessa-
si-ol.e rot rrivateer the 25th of July, oaf Cape St. Vincent.
At the Char:es, Smith, from Oporto; and Thomas,
[non Quebec. At Leith, 31inerva, 51oore, from Arch-
angel; anti the Aiert, Bell, from Petersburgh. At Grange-
tr,niih, the Platoff, Coml. from Archangel. At Cork, Ann,
Starks ; and Ajax, W. -s ,n, :rum Quebec. At New York, Man-
• Par ; ,Lines tlontoe, Rogers; and Euphrates, Stoddard,
from Li verrol ; and Rufus, King, front Londonderry. At Phila.
• ('trey, Patt.rson, from Belfast ; Nancy, Bray, from
Livet pool. At Newberry ;or t, Ann, Pearson, from Bangor.
At Triton, Jt nkins ; and Sally, 31'Kown, fr-mi Liver-
pool. At Tyber, from Liverpool. At Sit,-
v7.nralt, Cora, rd.( hlin ; and S!ublis, from Liverpool. At
Barbaci(a.s, t, Jores, from Liverpool. At Ilamburgb, Ebe-
thzer, Edmonds, f:out London; and Duke of Kent, -,from
Jetty. At Cuxhaven, Industry, Om-Aston, front Londor.. At
&atm, Pt ovidence, Seaton, front L0r.,..b.n. At Demerara, Pilot,
Peytoo, ft ....in Bristol. At Peterhead. Agis, Taylor, front Que-
bec. At Sr.:kb:Th:7ld, Star, Day; and Hunter, Swan, front One-
heir. In the Gt:lf of St. Lawrence, Rover, Smith, from Ply-
mouth. At Wilmington, liaocock, -, from Belf:.et. At
George-tow:1, Eagle, Morrill, from Liverpool. At New Orleans,
Edward Dot:Llas, 11lorsan from Liverpool. At l'hi!adelphia,
Prosperity, Cuild, [ruin Londonderry. At I:‘:urileax, Erin,
11PC:stilly, from I)ehlin ; Anson, Fieining ; •hint e, Scott ; and
It: usual, from London. At Havre, it:lance, -, front
Liverpool. At Q..eLec, Parrick, Smith; Lord Wel:instoo,
}Lrr:scn; N. iittn.e, Clark, front London ; Harmony, Nor-
:lsm:, front ; Barclay, Hunt. front Sunderland; Kent, Stir-
ling, from Le!tdorderry ; Effort, Farrant, front Cork ; Colum-
bus, Ilatri% )11 ; and Alaye.Avcr, Dobson from Dublin. At
Dunkirk, litamerrerc, Devritler, from LiverpooL At Jersey,
Brilliant, Findlay, from Oporto.

We have great pleasure in stating, that Mr-
RITCHIE, who was so harshly treated and detained
as a prisoner by the Spanish Authorities at Puerto
Cavallo, has been set at liberty.
Tns Ecurse.—Our Readers, who desire a full
account of the great Solar Eclipse, and of ill the
calculations and details respecting it and other celes-
tial Phettomena, are informed that they are to be
found in Squire's Grammar cif Astronomy, one of the
most elegaat elementary Treatises in the language.
The Two £2o,ooo"Prizes were drawn on Wednes-
day, sithin half an hour of each other, viz. No.
3,1336, V 20,000, and Ne. 135, £20,000; Borst of
which were Sour in SHARES by J. and J. SLITS-
WRIGHT, at their fortunate Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 11,
Holborn; SS, Haymarket; and 141, Osford-street.
2,6Z6......* 12 Shares. cso,000!
No. 135.-... in I Shares... -£20,000!

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Enth are Sterling Money Prizes, and the fortunate
folders may receive the Value of their respective
:)hares on demand.
L7:stoss.llaset..—Yesterdays Messrs. Cane and Oita's., Pro-
prietors of the Cumberland Gardens, Vauxhall, appeared to a
summons charging them with allowing a masked ball. music, &c.
contrary to the terms of their licence. Robert Hail, an ()dicer,
stated, that on Thuisday morning early he went to Cumberland
Gardens, where them was a Fancy Ball in honour of the Duke
of York's Birth-day; he found the gates kept by four men, who
bad imposed themselves on the Proprietors as police olscers on
the Union-Mall Establishments These important persJnages re-
lased to admit him unless he paid a guinea (being the sum de-
manded for admiviior;, but on his pressing his right of admis-
sion, on the grour.d that the house was oily a TaxTn, the de-
f .:id:tilts directed him :o be let in. In the gArden a motley
gronpe of Clowns, &c. &c. were pursuing their
Eterry antics, and a number of dominos were promenading, the
same as at the th:era !louse er Argyle 'tocsin. The defendants
said, their premises had been hired by a Gentleman named
Dogherty. for the purpose of celebrating the Birth-day of his
Royal highness the Duke of York, with various gymnastics,
consisting of boat•racing, tce. and a grand raw and fancy ball in
the evening. They were not aware of transgresaing any Act of
Parliament at the time, or they certainly would nut have per-
mitted it to take place, nor did they expect that it would be a
masked ball. As this was their first uffance, they begyed the
Diasiatrate to overlook it, and assured bun that it sh.tuld not he
repeated.-llr. At Lev observed, that be should rut object to
this course, but he thought they ought to pay the Officer fur his
trosible. The defendants offered to do sos but Hall refused to
receive any compensation. The charge was then withdrawn,
eqd,tie miamoiss discharged.

GI2,4ND NATIONAL MARINE SPECTACLE.

ISLE OF wig= REGoTA.
Never. did this enchanting spot before witness-such
a scene as was preseirted to the Public in its Road-
stead on Tuesday and Wednesday last, nor was there
ever such a concourse of spectatms, afloat and on'
shore, assembled at any one part, as was attracted to
this grand marine focus by the exhibition of the An-
nual Regatta and Sailing Match.
On Wednesday last, at eleven o'clock, A. M. the
licensed pilot vessels of the district began to form
' line in the Roadstead, sailing in numerical procession
round the buoys of the Brambles and Middle Bank,
and returning into harbour, with colours hoisted, dis-
playing to thousands of spectators, of all ranks and
clas,es, assem!ded on both sides of the harbour, a
sight truly novel, generally, and, indeed, universally
admire J.

At two o'clock, six four-oared boats, with dis-
tinguishing figs and cars, started for the Prizes
given by the Yacht Club, when, after a well-contested
race round two flag boats stationed in the Roadstead,
the first Prize was won by
Regent, Blue 1:17.g, Jonathan Corke, Owner.
The secom; by Sailor, Red, Henry Tomlin.
The third by Anglesey, White and Red, S. Summers.

And the losing boats received a Sovereign each.
After which the yachts of the Club sailed in order
round the Buoys, forming a most Pleasing procession.
On the 30th August, at twelve o'clock, nine fast-
sailing vessels took their . stations, to sail for the
match roucd the buoys, for prizes of twenty-five,
twenty, fifteen,. ten, and six sovereigns, the gift of
the Yacht Club, patrons and encouragers of sail-
ing, when at last, after an arduous contest, they
passed the starting vessel in the following crder:.

Fox, Edward Steplieus; Union Jack, 1.
Cumberland, Theaus I.lughes ; Blue and White, 2.
Nancy, Loving Corke; Whir and Red, 3.

Lively, Rich. Caws ; R. d, White, and Blue, 4.
Charles and Helen, G. Itatsey ; White and P.ed Cross, 5.
And the losing vessels received two Sovereigns each.
The weather, on both days, was particularly fa-
vourable, and although his MAJESTY was unable to
be present himself, he issued his commands to Com-
modore Sir CHARLES PAGET, to conduct the Royal
yachts, viz. the Royal George, Royal Sovereign,
and Prince Regent, to Cowes ltoadstead, in com-
pliment to the Yacht Club, which ad.led much to
the brilliancy of the spectacle, and gave great effect
to the scene.—The sea was covered with vessels of
every description, which amounted to upwards of
three bundled, and innumerable crowds of people
flocked in from all the country round ; and we ven-
ture to say, that Cowes Regatta and Sailing Match',
are now equal, in analogy, if not superior to, the
celebrated !laces of Ascot or Newmarket.

On the first day, the Members of the Yacht Club
:tn their friends sat down to an excellent dinner, at
the Howl, East Cowes, Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, Bart.
in the Chair; and the Race Ball, on the Wednesday,
xs as attended by upwards of 200 persons of rank and
fashion ; the Stewards of which, JOHN FLEMING, Esq.
M. P. and Captain BERKELEY, gave universal satis-
faction, by their attention to the Ladies, and to the
ceremonies of the evening.

Three of the unfortunate men who were lately con-
demned at Stirling, are to be executed on Friday the
Bth September, and the remaining nineteen have re+
ceiced a reprieve. •
The following is an extract from a private letter,
dated Paris, August 29 :—" On Friday last took place
the Fete (1 St. Louis, when the whole population of
Paris Were, as they say, en fair. The mole distant
parts of the city wore a most deserted appearance;
you might have traversed street after street without
meeting a single individual—all, except the blind
' and infirm, had hied them, in their holiday clothes,
to the Thuilleries, the Champs Elysees, or the water-
' works of St. Cloud. On the eve of St. Louis, it has
been customary to give a grand concert, by the per-
formers of, the Opera, on one of the terraces of the
Palace. The -usual hour for its commencement
hitherto has been nine o'clock; but on this occasion,
strange to say, without any previous notification, the
musicians struck up at half-past six or seven o'clock,
and at eight, when the eager, anxious crowds flocked
thither, the very echoes of the sounds had long be-
fore died away, and they found themselves like
people who had come a day after the fair. This pro-
duced no little discontent and murmuring, and has
been a subject of general and serious complaint ever
since. They were fated the next evening to expe-
rience another and nearly as great a disappointment
in not seeing his Majesty, though an immense crowd
filled the gardens, and waited with rather unusual
patience from six till nine o'clock, when the shooting
of a rocket gave the signal for the fire-works, and
called off the disappointed multitude to seek for con-
solation in looking at Roman candles, brilliant, but
shortplived, crowns, and fiery bouquets."

We are authorized to state, that Sir FRANCIS CO.,'
LOMBINE DANIEL, M.D. has accepted the appoint-
ment of Treasurer to the Medical Board established
by Messrs. COOPER and Co. of Charlotte House,
Great Charlotte street, Surrey.—Messrs. COOPER and
Co. have frequently inserted letters from various
individuals who have been radically cured, not
only of Ruptures, but of other dangerous diseases,
too often deemed incurable by Professional Wen,
whose practice is confined. The late Duke of Bed-
ford unfortunately lost his life in a few hours, by
a strangulated Hernia ; Mr. Mills, of the Kent-
road, also lost his life in a few hours; Mr. Shear-
rman, of Mile-end, was also afflicted for many years,
and was cured ; and many, many others, whose
names will never appear without. their request.—Mr.
Johnson, of the Borough, who had been seven-
teen months under the care of several eminent Sur-
:woos, with a most dangerous disease, and whose
life was given over, as appeared by his Affidavit
before Mr. Alderman Wood, then Lord Mayor, and
whose case has been seen by more than one hundred
Surgeons, was in a few weeks restored to perfect health.
.—Sack are the proceedings at the Medical Board,
Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-
road • and Woodstock-House near Bond-street, un-
der the immediate direction of Messrs. Courts and
Co. who are consulted daily front Eight in the Morn-
ing until Eight in the Evening.—Mechanics have ad-
vice Gratis every evening, from Six to Eight, and
on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.