Star.
London, England, 1827-06-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cape the Bet
Rsey, bond, from Pernambued to Maranhao:, ft lost df
84. assay,
The Ann, Weak from Saleombe to Neath, was towed into Pa
mouth on Thursdays by two pilot boats, with loss of mast, ea*,
bomb, ho.
The ship Biesory, YOU 00; sailed from Leith Roads on Tares:
day morning for (Mane with passtsgen. This is the third vessci
that has left Leith this mews with emigrants for the same place,
and one or two vessels more have sailed for other ports of North
America with passengers.
Saturday, the Margaret of Weed, a very line vessel of 215 coca
register, was dischargiist a cargo of Egyptian cotton at the Broo-
mielaw' Glasgow ilhe arrived about eight days age from Alex-
andria, and is the int vessel that has come direct to the Broomielaw
from Egypt with tattoo.
Psanadsoco, Aram 21.—A piratical, or privateer schooner,
captured two smacks off this port two days ago; one of them she
sunk after taking out the diver which was 00 board, and the other
sat to Amaretto. The schooner has dace made her appearance of
berte sod die Certain reports, that there were seven other pries.
teen on the coast. The Government has sent dispatches to Macaio
roc the .rheth, frigate lying there, to be dot to this port; and able;
sent to Bala and BM Janeiro, for vessels of war. In the mean
time the Portuguese ship Mercurio, will be armed and truism a/
here. The coasting trade will be put a stop to for some time.
APIUL 26.—Privateers are in light this morning.
Deal., Juice I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Lelia Roca,
SITIVALIN from Penang; and William, LUSHINGTON, frees Rt.
Kitts. Arrived fronalLondon, the Canning, —, for
Speculation, Miasmata., for Gibraltar; and the Itelance, Jima,
for Demerara.

Plamousr' May 51.—Wind S.W.—Arrlved the Colombian,
Poona, from Rio.

Posnwourn, lota I.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Prisons (bar.
lotte of Wales, Baows, from Madras and Bengal.
Coat, May 29.—Wind B.W.—Arrived the Arab transport,
from Portsmouth, with troops for Quebec.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES-:Larr DAY, Jam 1.

The great race was the Oaks. upon w►ieh many hundred duo.
sands were at stake. The betting on it. as well-as on the Derby,
has lately been very strange, and, to many, quite incomprehensible
—h►oarites have been tossed from the top to the bottom, and dal
beck again, and the whale lot, though much superior to the Derby
horses, have been so enheakby, es to make their friends afraid to
back them. The race came off a little before three o'clock yam..
day afternoon, as follows—
The Oaks Sta►es, of SO sees. each, for three yr old fillies, set. 41b.
The owner of the second to reeeive 100 so►s. out of the Stakes

Lad wile and buff. Seventy-nine Subscribers.
Date of Richmond's b.f.Gulnare, by &minima°

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Mr. Forth's b. f. Translation, by Interpreter .
Lord Verulam's b. f. Ilrocard, by Whalebone
Sixteen others started, bat were not placed.

IZTTII49 SIMI' STA 11170 C.

T to 2 apt &mud 14 to 1 apt Oakum
4 to 1 apt Togo 14 to 1 apt Tippitywkhet
6to 1 agst Donna Oars I3oto 1 apt Morel
7 to 1 apt Scleeheranade 33 to 1 Km Translation
111 to 1 apt Sinavenir
After aOlllO delay, through a task bi Golnare's plates, they set olf
at very strong running, Brocard and Gainers lo frost, and the
others well laid in; thus placed they crept op the hill, Brocard
heading a link until Tottenham Corner and part of the place, when
the race deemed to be between these two; but, put round the won,
Translation came up in a resolute manner, let loose, and endeavoured
to get the lead of Gulnare; however, it was without effect—whip.
ping and spurring was the order of the day, and the rate, between
these two and Brocard was beautifully run to the Judges' stand,
whet* Gelman, was declared the winner by half a length. The dam
of Gulnare was also an Oaks winner. Value of the Stakes to the
Duke, two thousand three hundred pounds.
The Denlaies ;Stales of 10 sous. each, and 10 added, for maids
bermes; for three yr olds, 7st. four, 13st. 71b. See, 9,1. 111. us,
and aged, 1nt..51b. ne winner to be sold for 100 sous, if de.
assoded, &c. (Me mile.

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Duke of ilildunond's Borderer, 5 yn
Mr. Caiman's eh. 1. by Asoadls, 4 yrs . . •
Only two placed.—The winner was chimed by Mr. Coleman.
The Woodcut Park litakes,a to sou. each, and 10 added. The
• last half mile.
Mr. Barnard's Toss, S yrs, lOst. • • •
Lord Moentebariest ch. c. by Cattao, 5 yrs, 7st. 91b. •
Captain Loeke's Fairlawn, 3 yrs, 7st. 71b.
Duke a Itielemseed's Busk, 3 yn, 7st. 31b.
Mr. B. Bond's Sparta', 3 yn, 7st. 31b.
Betting-7 to 4 apt Lord
sad 5 to l apt Toss.

to 2 apt Bud—

The Town Plate et LSO for three yr olds, fist. 71b. four, sax Sib.
Bee, est. 91b. six, and aged, sat. Winner mace in 11127, sth.
extra; twice, 51b. thrice, 71b. The wiener to be sold for 901,
Ste. Heats two miles.
D. of Richmond's Borderer, 5 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Outlay's ch. 1. Tintoretto. 4 yrs old . .
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Mr. Brown's b. h. Charnwood. 6 yes old 11 it
Captain Lock's b. nt. Madame PAL, 5 in old 4 dt
Mr. T. Jones's ch. tn. Partial, 5 yrs old . 5 dr
Besting S tit 4 on Borderer before the first beet. and S to 1 attar
the first beat, and won it by lots of lengths ; the mound was well ea
tested by Tintoretto, but ineffectually ; she was best by a length
The County Members Plate et ASO.
This is the Plate left undecided on Thursday. when the one
of the second and third horses drew them ; Truth, the winner al
the beat that day, walked ever for the second beat yesterday,
though we understand some demar was made. The berm lie
thus plaited:
Mr. Gully's Truth, 4 yrs aid • 1 I
Mr. De Bergh's Selina, 5 yes old . . • 2 9
Captain L.ck's bladause Poki, S yrs old 11 it

Tuesday the 73d Regiment was inspected in Water'
ford Barracks by Major General Sr o.lknonan,
DistAlN UL CATAITROPIig.—An occurrence of the
meet melancholy description took place yesterday, is
the King's Bench prison. A remarkable fine youth.
about 16 years of age, named Hughes, the son of a
Gentleman of that name, an engineer, residing at Ham-
mersmith, was sent to the above prisoa on Tuesday hut,
by the Court of King's Bench, for a fine of 1501. for
letting off fire-works some time sgo contrary to the
statute. The youth seemed terribly ;Acted at first en-
tering the prison, but on Wednesday and Thursday he
became more cheerful, and walked about with his ser-
vant. Yesterday morning his brother visited him and
remained with him a considerable time. He had Do
sooner left the prison than the unfortunate youth he"
came delirious. He was attended by some medical
Gentlemen; but whilst their backs were turned, he,
sprung from the sofa, on which he was lying, "a
jumped out of the windows He fell from a height of
40 feet upon the pavement. He pitched upon his 'ell
arm and head ; one of the bones of the former vas
driven *eves al inches through skin, and the 60
was dreadfully fractured. arm was amputated'
and every effort made that professional skill could dc'
vise, but without success: he died in about four how
Almost immediately l
after the dreadful occurrence the
Solicitor to the family arrived at the prison, ler the
purpose of getting him placed in the Rules.

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