Star.
London, England, 1816-07-16 00:00:00

CUSTOM HOUSE, JULY Is—is.

UM ENTERED OUT wA RDs.—The Barbara, Thomas Ripley,
sad Way. Jan Groet tar Rotterdam ; John," huma. Story, ft.r
New York; Marie Francois L. S. Paultnier, for Dunkirk ; Pa-
ve& de Pernao.bueir,4t. J. Ramos. for Pernambuco; Union.
Nlip Head. for Dubltn ; Britannia G. Matson, for St. Valery ;
itsk,its, John Godfrey, for Waterford; Donegal!. C. Courts-
say, ior 11.11ast ; Priscilla, Thomas Pointe, far Dublin ; Liberty,
:pricer Scutt, for Cut k ; the George, John Dteper, for Burbler;
Iraaci,ra y Maria, lust. Rota, for Cadiz and Seville; rlie 'ma,
'abut Sharp, for Gorr tivry ; Mary, Sint Majrir, auj Wigiatti
tad Anna, Choi. Wile. for Rotieritam ; Jan Ohm.. for
Atitarcrp ; Fisher, Mich. Lam, fur Womb'. iot ; . ihase.y, 'sVni.
Inas, for ikottcrdant.—tat incant, for Stettiu.

larrd EXMOUTH'S firet has received an addition of

tilt HiMll.7s, GRANICCV, HusoN, and Mtn% 'rhe
Istrumattar.Le and Sc t~ettn, being vonpleted with
proviurns, &c. went into the Sound on '1 hursday
lash The BELzatit.n bomb is also completed, and
took It het mortals last 'Tuesday. The largest of
tine is of the tollowirg dimensions, anal, may give
our distant• readers some idea of its tztraordinarp
powers to do mischief t Pt. h.
,Leesth.of tilt mortar 4 0
Calbra
Extratne breadth at The iauzz'e

1 1
2 11

Fur charging mortar auths. gunpowder.
On Thursday last an order was received at Ply-
mouth for all the ships to receive iron cables, and
have bits &tell lore and aft for fastening springs to
them, in case it should be necessary to he broadside
to the enemy's baueties. The launches and boats are
to tarry small mortars and carronades. Marine ar-
tillery Ervin Woolwich, and a company of the Rocket
Corps, will attend the expedition.
Yesterday Captain HALL, R. N. in his full uniform,
and wearing the foreign orders with which he has
been invested, was introduced to the Putsca REGENT,
at Carlton. Hottse, by Sir BZNJAMIN BLOOSIVIELD,
upon his being appointed to a command in the fleet
abut to sail under the command of Lord E.LuotiTu,
upon which occasion he received the honour of
Knighthood ; he is now Sir [town HALL.
Maki' GOSEETT, of the Royal Engineers, who is
Ordered to accompany Lord EXMOUTH in his expedi.
lien, has arriVed at Portsmouth Irons,..l.:rsey, in
the Grecian schooner. This Officer was cayhiyed
for some time on a mission to the Dey Of ALotLits,
and is w ell informed of the Strength and piairsi of the
fortifications, etc.
Wednesday, orders were received to send out Re-
cruiting Parties from the Portsmouth Division of
ltoyal Marines, to raise recruits for that force, for a
limited service—the men not to be less in stature
than five feet five inches', and each man tel be paid
bounty of R 5. Majors HartNare and Imes have been
appointed to the service.
. According to an article in the National Intelfigencer,
it had been ascertained by the American Government
that there were 1,799 impressed American seamen in
the British service at the period of the rupture be
merit the two coont: ies.

The American post mt Fort Gaines, on the Creek
territory, continued to be annoyed by the hostile
party of Creeks.
The linlien Lass, frOm South America for Liver-
pool, with a cargo of 4.15 hales of cotton, was strand-
ed list week at Carrie, in the County of Wexford.—
'lle ere* stistaii.ed no injury, and the whole cargo
has ben saved in good coneliti.,ll, and lodged in the
King's stores at Wexford, but the vessel, being in a
bad state, cannot. be got off.
Sunday evening a singular scene took place in St.
A'ttholin's Church, \lading-street, in consequence
tithe immense number of persons assembled at that
riact to hear Dr. HAsexut, of Plymouth, who had
been announced to preach there. So great was the
oesire of his admirers to get a ithin the walls of the
Church, that at an early hour the doors were
thzongid with people, and on their bring opened the
;ter which follnwed was likely to have been attended
.with serious consequences. The scene of contusion
which ensued is beyond description ; some jumping
°tapirs, others climhing up the walls of the church,
regardless of the mischief they were committing.—
The heat that was produced by so great a concourse
of people aided not a little to,the distress and oppaes-
kin experienced on the 'occasion. After some con.
Siderahle time tranquillity was obtained, and the
*nice performed. On inspection of the church
afterwards, however, it was found that a great part of
the brass railing was destroyed. some of the pews
/Wien, and tbatonsiderable other damage bad been
!Omitted.

.
PORTSIIO.IIIIf.
Major Fooßan, the Cothnnanding- (Seer,' e-
teirea notification yesterday, that the 101st reginient
are to be-reduced on the 24. th of August, and the
men to be transferred to the 28th, 51st, and 76th
•regimints ; and it is expected that the 2d battalions
of the 87th and 89th regiments will be reduced im-
mediately after, ad Sir Jous has received
a similar notification respecting his regiment it
Guernsey."

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SPORTING INTBLLIGENCE.

BETIINGIbt.t 15.
THE DONCASTER Sr, I,EOER STA NESi 1515,
(45 Subseribers).
5 to 1 apt Rasping to I ages Mandan,.
7to I apt LI Derby's colt. 14 to 1 apt Tons TM.
is to 1 apt Lucifer. 15 to 1 *A Polet
*8 to 1 against any other. •
. NEWARKET Si. LEGER S
Seven to 4 Prince I,eopold agsdn.t
Even betting Vrince Leopold and Macon against the field.

DERBY, 1817.
10 to 1 apt Duke or Graftou's 115 to ages br. to Smolansko.
'Waterloo. I 18 to 1 apt any mbar.

PRESTON MEETING, TUESDAY, JULY 11. •
&van Pound,' tor three years old colts, tilt Slb. AM% !et 111 b.
Heats, two sinks and a distance.
Lord Grosvenor's b. c. Orontes, brother to Zsdoes.
Mr. Antstlales br t. by Sir ',avid
Mr. Clarke' ck c. by Hyacinthus

S I I
S V
$ 2 S

• ' to 4 ars lust Mr. Clarke's mit. •
Sweepstakes of 2 sgs rack Bat 41b.—One mde and a &tame.
Mr. Michatkon's brown t. Lona; by Haphazard
Lord Grosvenor's b f. Larissa, by Trafalgar 2
Two to 1 au Latta. Won soap

The Produce Stakes of 53gs each, for 3 Tsars old colt", hat 41b.
fillies. Mat. (sib allowed, &c) Two miles.
Lord Derby's br c. Rembrant, by Milo, out of Kuban' sister 1
S►r Wm. Wynue's bay colt, by Wax, out of Pudagra, Sib.
Three to I on R.embrant. Won easy.
Sweepstakes of loOp each, b. ft.—. Two miles. (3 Subscribers.)
Sir T. Stanley'• b. c. by Archduke, mad Handmaid, Mat Sib.
walked over.

ws:nwitsn•r, JULY 10.
Seventy rounds for three and four year olds.—Heats, tvra sulks
and s t!.s.ance.
Mr. Houldsworthe.b g. King Cud, by Sweetwilliam,
4 yrs old, test Slb 4 1 I
ut Hamilton's hl f. by Governor, 4yrs. est 21b. 1 2 2
Mr. 11e.d's bt. l'a:;goce, Iyrs old, eat 71b. 2 4dr
Mr. Msebatlsol.'s f. Lotta, Syr., 7st ...01). .3 sdr
Five to 1 apt Duke of Hans:boles filly. Won easy.

Thu Gold Cup, utile I coo, ad,k4 to a Subscription of iOp each,

_
w.. for :di ages.—Four ad*. -
Mr. liidtiell's br. h. Dcesur signal, by kayostor, 5 yrs .
oki, thr. 2015. . . 1
Mr. ktoeldswotth's b. c. Fiala da Puts, by Haphazard,
4 if b OW, :ISE. • • 2
I.ord ..eroy's bl. h. Rinaldo, by Maks, 6 yn old, list. 1111‘ 3
sto sou litho di Puts. A good race.
TUVUDAT, JULY 11.
Seventy Pounds for .11 ages —lints, two miles and sdistanee.
Mr. M khaelnes fie. tiny, Loan, by tisphasard, 9 yrs
old. 75t. alb.

Lord -Daby's b. b. Sparma, yrs, 9st. 11b. •
to 1 uss bpartaii. Won to a ember.

1 1
2 dr

Sweepstakes of Sega each, for three years old coke, Sat. 51b.•-•
Two males.

Lord Derby's br. e. Rembrant, by. Milo, out of Ruben's
Sadler . . - 1
Mr. Watt's b. e. Caesmbo, by Cerberus. out of Alfmna's dam it
5 to 4au Cmcantbo. Won easy.