Star.
London, England, 1828-05-02 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Azores packet, Rl`Etostar.o, from Bristol to Hamburgli,
lost on the u6th ultimo near Terschelling ; crew saved.
The Tamega, from Oporto to Rio imeire, was taken
Ares sloop of war in October, and carried Into Patagonia.
Hcr.t.—Arrived the Resource, GICILIA RR. from Memel.
DIAL, Mar I.—Wind &S.&
Posmatourri, May I.—Wind *.—Arrived his IsL
Rak, front the coast of Africa.
FALKOUTS, APRIL 50.--Wind Ikatlable.--Aretteed
Doman, from St. Domingo. in thirty-four daye. '
Doves, Mar I.—Wind R —Arrived the Mara, Theresa,
from Boston; Henry IV. and his Majesty's ship Crusaster,
PIP/LII, MAT I.—Arrived the Alert, flirt. from AL
PuItTLAIM. APRIL 50.. Arrived off port the Jorge, '
Batavia, sAled 16th December; and Anna Louisa, from
Ltrartroot., A ran. 30.—Wind N.—Arrived the Comet,
from Nage Orleans; and Thomas, Duncan, from New "

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
VETTING-ROOM, TATIRRSA LL'S, M.
The only attraction of consequence is in the Oaks„
Lord G. Cavendish's Ridicule, filly, is got first favourite.
known that she has had a trial, which was all in bee
undermentioned odd+ show little attraction in other respects.
room was again very Cull, ►ut business was not by any
DERBY.
50 to 1 apt ?Janda
5000 to $6 apt Challenge
3090 to 30 agst Palenton I
1000 to 9.5 apt Orpidan
1000 to 20 apt Moister
1000 to 20 agst John:
, 1000 to 10 apt Oaten
1000 to 10 agst Lancastrian
11.
9 to 1 apt Trampoline
13 to 1 apt Lestelie f•
14 to 1 agst Sarah

4 to 1 apt The Colonel
it to 2 apt Cadland (taken)
• to 2 apt Lambtonian (taken)
$ to 1 apt Zinganee (taken)
12 to 1 age Giraffe
12 to 1 apt Merchant (14 taken)
14 to 1 apt Soutlmote
16 to 1 apt Rough Robin

7 to 2 apt Ridicule
4 to 1 apt Zoe
6k to 1 apt Rosalie (taken)
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9 to 1 apt Velocipede (taken)
No others

to 1 art &say

ROWING MATCH.
The Fifth annual prise Wherry, given by Mn Kean,
was rowed for yesterday by seven pair of oars; the watst
selected by ballot. The river was literally covered with
we observed the cutters of the principal amateur Clut
in their fancy dresses. Mr. Kean accompanied the boats
beat, in a 10-oared galley, at the stern of which was hoisted
flag, emblazoned with the arms of the eminent actor i
was accompanied by General Ferguson and Mr. C. Kenai
At half-past three o'clock the men started at a given
Westminster Bridge, to row the first heat.
Joseph Easton and Thomas Yoking Scarlet.
Charles Mango and William Story
James Cobb and John Emery .. .11
John Beckett and Charles Westwood ...
Frederick Hill and John Poett
John Mitchell and William Hawkins .
Charles Brumwcll and James Jones
The conditions of the match were, to row •
Irom
Bridge to Lawn Cottage, Chelsea. and back to the
three first boats to be entitled to row the grand be.
were all known as perfect masters of the manly art, I
earned their bread, and the result of the contest was I
anxiety. We beard several heavy bets laid among tl
the crack Clubs. The Prize, after as finely contested
could be witnessed, was won by green; yellow coming
and light-blue lad. The match had not terminated
nearly dark. Mr. Kean left before the decision
having to play Othello last evening. The prize wherry
ful boat.
SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COU'
Yesterday Ned Baldwin managed to turn in a
for his benefit; the Court was well tilled, no doubt
the conduct of Baldwin in his fight on Tuesday, and
how the pending stakes were to be brought off. _
one black eye, took the money at the door, and seemed
worse for his late hard tussle.
Murphy and Foote set-to first.
Sheen and a new pupil ofjem Burn's, made a good
Pick and Creftr, a tame encounter.
Jens Stockman and Geo. Blotter—A hard glove
favourite.

Aliek Reid and Peter Sweeney—This was master
Sweeney does seem to profit by instruction, bet of
only second best in the bout.
Jets Burn and Nicholls—Jets floored, nobbed, fibbed,
he liked. Nicholls bad not a chance.
Harry Jones towelled a new one, named Rickards.
Murray and Bergin made a rumbling affair.
Young Dutch ham neat mounted the stage with
Southampton, his first appearance, we believe, as a
has long been deservedly rated as the best glove•fighter
his bow at Court of the modern efficient pugilists; r
Brown was much over his weight, he was considered
sacrifice to the fine science of Sam ; on setting-to, however
came just a bothering customer, by presenting Ms -"
vane, and nothing that Sam's friends could say,
him the office of the right counter move to meet
effectively. Desperate fighting was kept up throughout
set-to, and claret flowed freely from each. Sam did'
but Southampton still kept his post, and would by
stalled off. No fight ever excited more interest, and I
hiendsartually ap, eared on the stage, u if they had
seconds would soon be required. The shame and acciamai
forth were fit to unroof the Tennis Court. and it is it
where the matterwould have ended, bad net Peter
cloudy interfered, and pulled the gloves from off Sam,
present a match pending. It afforded the most Interest
that has occurred at Court for a long period. Brown
a very favourable impression on the Fancy.
When .Bub appeared to thank his friends, he made
Implyiug that the interference of the Alagistrate
resorted to, on Tuesday last, and seemed exceeding',
fight it out immediately.
THE FANCY.
Harry Jones and Ned Stockman—fast night, at
Harry attended to make good his promised match
Stockman not appeating, nor any one for him, the
had been previously posted, was awarded to Harry.
Fick and Curtain—Pick has paid forfeit to Aldo
consequently, the match is off.

Miss HINCKESMAN, a young Lady whew
considerable celebrity u a Pianitte, had a Benefit
us's. Rooms last evening, is hich was most mini..
shionably attended, and the Entertainment provided
of a superior description, both Vocil and In►trumental
About three o'clock yesterday mornini,
manutsctory of Messrs. Kent, in Southamj
Euston.square, was destroyed by fire.
Tuesday last, when George Je4f, alias tlb
vines, was committed for trial by the LOW
the Mansion House, for haring stolen a b.r
for 1,0001: Mr. JELY, the Barrister,
Jinx, attended lot the put pose of s ating,
suffered great annoyance from the circurn
prisoner having aistuned his name and per,

CORN 'E XCH A NG'S, MARIC.LAI%E,
In consequence of the fine weather and the ma,
supplies (8,760 qrs. Wheat, 3,9410 qrs. Barley, 30,250
6,1u0 sacks of Flour) during the week, our markt
dull this morning. Monday's prices were; Lowry.
fine samples of Wheat and Barley; but Oats were
as the only sales erected were by necessitous consul
obliged to pay the same as on Nlotolay.
SMITHFIELD MARKET. MA.
TO 13ref, Veal, and Pork, there is no alteration; 6,
quoted Sd. per stone lower, and Lamb has also undergo..
reduction.—Beasts 434—Sheep 9,o6o—Pigs 10o—Calrrs
Beef, per stone, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. Mutton, 4s.
Ss. Od to 6s. 4d. Pork, ss. Od. to tis. 4d. Lamb. 6*.
per load, £3 51. to ..C4 17s. 6d. Clover .C 4 to
..E1 10s. to gel 16s.

MARRIED.
On Tuesday, the 29th ult. at Paints/4A, by
Law, James WoOdhridge Walters, Esq. of liarovfood
county of Gloucester, to Stephatta, daughter of
Biscne. Esq. of Cheltenham.

DIED.
Tuesday, John Frederic, the son of Mr. Healey,
aged five years.
At Plymouth, on the 24th ult. Mr. John Paris,
Majesty's ship San Joseph; as he was coming out \
acquaintance, he fell down at the threshold and instantly

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