Star.
London, England, 1810-09-03 00:00:00

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The Ship John and Thomas, from the Cape of
Good Hope, arrived at Falmoutl, on the 30th ult.
We learn, that the following ships arrived at St.
Helena the 24th of June last, all well, viz. EARL
EWE, and the SIR WILLIAM PULTENEY and LADY
LNIINGTON extra ships : Sailed from Bengal the
91:1' of March.
The Extra Ships, SARAHCHRISTIANA ROWILLIAM
PITT, had sailed from Bengal for Madras, the former
on the 2d March, and the latter on the 12th of that
vorith.
The CEYLON, ASTELL, WILLIAM PITT, and EU.
THRATES, Extra Ships, outward bound, arrived at the
Cape of Good Hope the 22d May, parted company
pith the Huca INGLIS, HPDDARD, NORTHUbI•
liLAND, ,FIGHTS, SIR STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, and
ALP:ANDER extra ships, the 20th May, which ships
prcceeded on their voyages to India.

THE ARMY.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL and several Officars,embarked
en board the Luna*, at Plymouth, on Thursday,
and sailed for Lisbon.
By order of the SecretarratWar, Quarter-Masters
of Local Militia Regiments are in future to pay the
permanent Staff Officers on the 24th of every month,
and the non-commissioned and drummers at the end
of every week.
Dusx, Physician at Porten Hospital i , s a
pointed. to succeed. Dr. FITZMAURICita at the bock-
yard at Woolwich. Dr. F. retires: Dr el'BEtin
succeeds Dr. Dusx, at torten.
• A letter has been received from Captain MITCHELL,
of the 95th Regiment, who was stated'in the Gazette
to have been killed in General CRAUFURD'S affair on
the Coa. He was only shat through the arm, and is
likely to do well.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. I.—The Ist battalion of the
Sid regiment will march in here to-morrow and ,
Monday, and embark for Guernsey. The Ist and 2d ,
battalions of the King's German Riflemen, from
Bexhill, will embae: Shortly. The 18th regiment '
landed on Monday from Jamaica, amostnting to 74
officers and men, the remainder having been drafted
into other regiments, previous to their leaving that
island. A detachment of the '73d regiment, at
Hil-
ma, is ordered to. be in readiness to embark for New
South Wales. • The Ist battalion Of the 60th regi-
ment has arrived at the depot in the Isle of Wight, to
be dotted into the 2d, .3d, add 4th battaliOns. The
detachment of the Dtrrham Militia that was at Por.
cluster, is returned to Hilsea.
The Durham Militia on Monday sett a detach.
meat of 150 men on beard the prison-ships, in Potts.
Louth harbour, to guard the French prisoners.

Mr.Taouonrobt has been elected Mayor of Norwich.
Friday Lord and Lady MULGRAVR and suite a:-
rind at Whitby, and proceeded far Mulgrave Castle,
in that neighbourhood. They sailed from the Nose
oft b and the Trinity-House yatch a few days ago,
accompanied by the KANGAROO sloop of war.
The Marquis and Marchioness of BATH arrived on
rridsy at Portsmouth, so embark one of his sons,
Lord HINRY THYNNED to join Captain HALLowat.t.
as 3 Midshipman of this Tycial.
Mr. TIERNEY has left Worthing, and is arrival at
Ryde, on a visit to Earl SPENCER.
The Isle of "Wight was much enlivened on Thurs-
day, by a match for 200 guineas, run on Newport
Roe Course, between Mr. HARVEY'S b. C. Young
Katy, by fitteey ; and Mr. THATCHER'r b. c. Mag-
pit, by Spear, which Was decided in favour of the
former, after three well-contested heats, being won
by half a neck only.
Mr. Harvey's Young Walley, 4-yrs old, Bst. 61b. 1 0 1
Mr.Tbatcher's Maggott, aged, lOst. - . C 0 2
Four-mile heats.,—Five to one agst. Young Waxey at starting,

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Lord HENRY SEYMOUR, Sir HENRY HOLMES, and
parties of Nobility and Gentry, were on the ground.
Saturday being the Ist of September, the avenues.
leading from the Metropolis were crowded at an early
hour with sporting Gemmen from all the parishes
ithin the Bills of Mortality, equipped in their usual
motley style.
The heat was so excessive on Saturday that many
sportsmen were compelled to lie down in the fields'
around London, and. their dogs were also completely
knocked up.
A publican on the Rumford road, who lives at the
sign of the Three Partridges, put, up the following
notice upon the sign post on the morning of Satur-
day last :

" Gera'men from London, mind your eye,
Nur at my birds take aim •
•
Tor though, mayhap, you think they fly,
Believe me, they're dead game."
Bartholomew Fair was proclaimed this day by the
Loan MAYOR, with the usnal formalities.
BEaXAnOTTE, being nominated by the Diet Suc-
ve3sor to the Swedish Crown, the unfortuciate Swedes
.I,,tve reason to complain of.a—bad Did .1
A duel was fought yesterday morning in a field
ritar Camden Town, between R—D D—P—R, and
W—LK—s—N ; the latter Gentleman vows
wounded in the shoulder ; the ball has since been ex-
tracted, and he is doing well. .
Saturday morning a fire broke out at-the One Bell
pablic-house in the Strand, but by the timely arrival
of a fire engine it was soon got under without much
dakpage.
MARK•LANE.—There are short arrivals of Wheat
coastwise to-day, with considerable of last week's ar-
rivals of foreign, about 12,000 quarters ; sales heavy,
and rather lower than on Friday—Barley and Malt
nearly at last prices—Peas and Beans, of the two
kinds,fluctuate but little—there are short supplies of
Oats, and this trade at little variation.
GENERAL CORILINCT AS ONDSR.
Wheat, 765. 90s. 108 s Beans, 606..565.
tit e ditto, 1105. 114 s. Tick ditto, 445. 50,.
Rye, 38s. 445. Oats, 20s. 265. 235.
Barley, Ws. 424
Malt, 725. Ns. Poland ditto, Ns.
965.
White Peas (boilers Potatoe ditto, 88s.
) Us. Us. Rape Seed, £5O. £54
FilBe,loV, 90% to 9510,4t00ttd0, $5,. to 900;

- PAPAL IMILLIGENCIL

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 6111
Arrived the HUMBER armed ship from the Downs ;
and the Noctnn packet, with a Mail from Jamaica, in
40 days.—Wind South.

SWANSEY, SEPT. 1.

This morning, about two o'clock, the brig Mary,
of and for Bristol, from Demerara, was totally lost off
the Sker weather, near the Mumbles ; the master,
John Webber, and three men were saved, but John Reid
and John Callaway, an apprentice, were drowned.