Star.
London, England, 1820-06-09 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEI LIGEvCE.

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IRiiaWIRTB, Jura e b Wind W.—Sailed the Ruffard,
sati for at. Andrew's, North Britain ; Harmony, list.
for ilewfoundiand; and Volbarding, Sesame. for Antwerp.
Pt.vaiourm, Juice 6.—Wind N.—Arrived the Venus, I).AG%.
• from Meant for Jem7. When off Almeria Bay, on IL?
• *A she was boarded by a vessel with lateen sails, manned by
Spaniards, who spoke good English, and who plundered the crew
of all their clothing, besides ill treating them: it was supp:.•...l
be bad sailed teem Glbraltar.—Sailed the Eliza, Docen.as,
Wants; and Victory, Cuzzasonsas, for Curacoa.—Antit
sail of vessels were seen yesterday going rp Channel.
EA DL, Jest t.—Wi S.W.—Sailed this morning the etlr%)!-•
of the homeward-bound, for fhe River. The Standard{
=crow, from Jamaica, remains in the Downs.
• Jcssz B.—Wind N.N.W.—Came down from the Rater
night• the Lady Raffles, Cotwea.L, and James Sibbald,'
for Bengal; Nancy, Datums, fnr Rio Janeiro; Coquette, lc:A,
for the South Seas; and the Lord Wellington, FL.suusoz, k:
Quebec: they have sailed this morning, with the Standard,
• Lorintan4rox, for Jamaica. Remain in the Downs, the SLIM'i
frigate, and the Diligence and Swift Rut India pilot P.
yachts.
Hansen, June 7.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet,
with a Mail from Holland.

771:NZ R.—Arrived the Charlotte packet,
Mail from Gottenburgh.
PORTSMOUTH, Jour 7.—Arrived the Queen Elisabeth, CC,G2
and Hope, JAM" from London; Tod transport; ,
ADAMS ; and Camel, Soave, from Hull; Hope, Smut, al t
Camilla, Roma from Memel. Sailed the Four Thoth:
Drrrcorr, for Dantztc.—Wind W.S.W.
JUNE s.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Union, Ssanait•-.
from Dungarvon ; and the Prosperity, from Guernsey.
Cow's, JUNE 7.—Arrived the Lady Kennaway, Mrs, fra:rs
Loudon for Calcutta.

Item7ins in tlip Roads the Lady Rennaway,
om London for Calcutta.

LaviarooL, Ann 6..—Arrived the Hector, PRA r ; Waterloo,
Miami; Hyder Ally, and Grand Seignior Hifi/ /ELM'.
from New 0621111311; Prince I.AOl€l. LA IUIA X ; biar.tgomern,
Amnia; Malta, Wissicrr; and Sybille, Detrumi, from Charle--
ton : Liverpool Packet Buizerr ; and William and
GILL, from Savannah; ;ad Ann, Snu.Lmi,from Liebau.

Jugs 7.—Arrived off this rift the Maze, lIIccIN, fr.).
Barbadoes.

GaAvasena, Jona B.—Sailed the George the Fourth,
for India.

Aasuvra—At Hull, the Ariadne,
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from Dant:it ; and
Acorn Holland, from Riga. ABelfast, Margaret and Eliz
beth, Acorn,
FayaL At New Orleans, Brothers, Ekin, from I
verpooL At Bourdeaux, Marie Louise, —, from Loudon ,
and Nelson, Graham, from Cork. At Genoa, rilliant, Wihoi.,
from Liverpool. At Trieste, Thlna, —, from London; anti
Abeona, Silvers, from Liverpool. In the Clyde, Dunlop, front
Charleston. At Lynn, Unity, Nichol', from Norway. At
Shoreham (and on shore), Uranium, Shadforth, fmm Marc'.
Cyr:ow-House, June B.—Ships Entered Inwards : The 111. :.
man, Grutz, fromF.tainetr ; Concordia, Saimes, from Dram;
Varige Harmonic, from ditto • Anna, Christian, from ditto;
Eucharis, Nielsen, from Christiana; St. Andress, Hatcher,
from Memel; Marshal Bucher, from Rotterdam ; Kroun Prii.,,
Jeluna, from Worcum • Dove, Rie, front Christiana; Fortur...,
Berg, from Dantzic; Duke of York, Court, front Rotterdam ;
Rover, Nichols, from Memel; Comely, Gray, from Riga; a:4
Dolphin, Everett, from MemeL—Entered Outwards : The Na-
vigator, Leggam, for Halifax; Albion, for Bremen; Rohm,
Wilson, for Hamburgh ; Waterloo, Wilkinson, fur Calcutta;
Lady Popham, for Jamaica; Gleaner, Bardwell, for Cadiz;
Flora, Cooper, for Antwerp; George, Gibbs, for Rotterdam;
Mary, Palley, for flamburgh; and Robert, Wrightson, for
Balboa.—Cleared Outwards : The William I itt, fur Quebec;
George Baxter, for Bourdeaux; Xolus, for the Baltic ; and 3le.
lantho, for the South Seas.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
nosscassia ST. 1,101111.
II to 1 apt Monreith. 14 to 1 agst Athenian.
13 to 1 agst Lisette. _ 16 to 1 agst Tram
14 to 1 apt Arbutus. 20 to 1 agst any other.
snewsimutirr to Leon.
6to 4 opt Bailor--Y to it Pindaree.
(hrosso Cm-n-6 to 4 apt on.
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NO to i list oh by Walton. 100 to 1 apt taw to &Ans.
100 to a apt bro. to Anim la.
Lord Surratio's horse Comical,' est. 21b. i. watched against
Mr. ibmor's Haraiscido, Tst. ialb. at dos bfaivatarket First Oc-
tober lasting, for 100 gs. h. ft.

Boxrsc.
A match (Shand took place on Wednesday evening, after
Cab's benefit, in Harpers-fields, Paddington, between Abdi,
a beans of same Note, and a Hinninglasn man, Who strongly
tracied bbradE His prow eu had been takedown at the Fives
Mum and afterwards at Cribb's; the countryman boasted that,
he eared but little • about wag*, and he was a match for mese
of the *shift men. An amateur present, not willing to over-
match, proposed Abbott, and he was sent for ; he soon arrived
in a meteroseafeeseivag. The men were willing to fight in the
nearest field, and at eight o'clock they peded on the churn spot-
Turner and Sampson seconded Entasoisirgems, and Richmond and
Tom Jones pitted Abbott up.
The first round. shelved that the countryman had more action
than fight; Abbott &hewed caution, and in clean titre* his
edversary.
Z. Abbott drew blood by a left-handed bit upon the ivory, and
it was partially returned ; the countryman, in closing, knapped
upon the weaving system, and was pawl.
3. The countryman was in much confusion ; he was dropped
by a right-handed hit on the meg, and it was a karat to a hen.
The next three rounds the countryman was knocked down,
and Timer, one of his seconds, left him (as he had no chance)
with this wholesome advice, that tie would knap worse in every
round ; which was the cue. He fought four other rounds
without a chance, and could not be brought again to the =edit
Abbott woo it in 14 minutes, without a hurt.
VAUXHALL.—These beautiful Gardens re-opened
on Wednesday evening, and despite of the unfavour-
able look of the weather, a very numerous assem-
blage graced them, enticed by the escellent bill of
Fare.—Crowns Stars, and all the paraphernalia of
Royalty blazed in every compartment; GOD save
King, with the additional verses by G. COLMAN,
Esq. was sung by the whole vocal corps, assisted ter
several of the Chorus from the Royal Theatres,
These Gardens are wonderfully improved in the vo-
cal department: Miss PoVEY, whose talents are so
well known, and so lastly appreciated Mrs. Amami
a new andinteresting candidatefor popularity ; Mr.
SHAW, of provincial celebrity, and our old and de•
serving favourite CHARLES TAYLOR have been en-
gaged, in addition to the standing favourites of the
Public. The fireworks were excesstvely brilliant, and
Madame Baout, notwithstanding a severe hurt the
received during her performance between the Act-,
delighted and astonished the spectators by her won
Jarful ascent amid a blaze of fireworks on the tight-
rope, at an elevation of 60 feet from the ground.
CORN-EICUANCIF, Matte-Laxa. lows 9.—Our supply of
Oran continues abundant, but the demand being very inade-
quate to the arrivals, the sales are extremely heavy, a few sam-
ples of prime white Wheat obtained llgonciuy's prices; but
there were no buyers of any other sulkies although offered
full !a per quarter under last Monday's prices.' Oats are es.
per quarter cheaper, in consequence of immense arrivals. lei
!lanky there is little doing }red prices nominal, *ass and Peas
remain nominal._

SAUTUNZLII lifastsy, Joni 9.--Meef, 4s. ed. to Sq. 4d. per
stone of nibs. ; iluttoo, 5s Od. to 6s. 2d. Veal, S. Q. to 6s. t:(1.
Pork,ss Od. to 6s. ed. Lamb,7s. Od. to Bs. od.—Cattle at Market
Boasts, 560; Calves, 100; Sheep and Lambs, 5,600; Pigs, 200.—
Hay, 34 10s. to 41. 4s. Clover, 51.05. to 61 10s. Straw, 11. us
to 1/. its,

DIED.
Monday last, at Richmond, aged £0 years, Amelia, youngea
daughter of Edmund Heming, Esq. Banker, -Weymouth, deerlf
deplored by her nurneroui relatives and acquaintances. She was
lovely ha her persqn, amiable in disposition, and possessed .4
ndng esdoved with every moral and religious virtue.

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LOWDON : Printed and pabllibed by Leen Karr, Pickett-
place, Teinple-Bai.

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