Star.
London, England, 1821-05-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

THE EVEN INO STAR.

The Chichester packet is arrived at Falmouth with M...l.!!nti,
the Mediterranean—sailed frum Alalta the 50th ui M3:4.:1, 4:4

from Gibraltar the 9th init.

FAL1101:711' MAY 21.—Wind E —Arrived th: owl! t:
port, from London for Waterfuni, with loss of niai:l-1.15...-;,
two topmasts, and topsail-yards; also the Pere tie I:atonic, frost
rewport for llavre.
PLYMOUTH, May 22.—Wind E.—Arrived the Courier, Dutch
man of war, from Flushing; Spring, fluttst:ssay, Ginn 1/4r.
sic; and Providence, livsisms.tx, trot.' Caen.
Excise cutter, has sent In the open to.at Fay, of %Vey:maga,
with five men, having tubs of spirits on board, oi,l) no- of
which she took, the rest of the cargo having
.:en throw., over-
board during the chase.
Drat., May O.—Wind E.N.E.—Came down frcm the
River last night and sailed, the Ocean, GRAHAM, fur Dente-
' rata; and Julia, DIUMILLARD, for Bourdeasux.
HULL, Mar 29.—Arrived the llorsdino transport, from
Deptford, to take troops to St. Helena.
Cusrom-House, May O.—Entered Inwards :—Henry, from
Memel ; Rachel, from Dantzic ; Union, from Harlingen; Fa.
vourite, from Menzel ; Eloise, from Antwerp ; Brighton, tram
Riga ; Speedwell, front Stangate Creek ; Prosperous, front Ca-
lais; Ikro, from Antwerp; Deception, from Boulogne; Com.
mercial Packet, from 'Antwerp ; Glive Branch, from Watez-
ford ; Laurel, from Dautzic.—Cleared Outwards: Floral, for
Gibraltar; Eleanor, for Dublin • Cossack, for Sierra Leon.;
Regent packet, for Limerick; Margaret, for Batavia; Wilba-
force for Newfoundland ; Saxony, for Ilamburgh ; Wuodford,
for Madras; Dorthula, for Genoa; Resolute, fur Dublin; and
Lustre, for Quebec.

SPORTING INI ELLIGENCE.

NEW!ARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING.

WIIINESDAY, MAY 23.
Lord Jersey's Prophet beat Mr.Greville's Prodigious, Bst. 41b.
each. T.Y.C. 100p.--6 to 4 on l'rophet.
Mr. Bouverie's Plumper beat Mr. Thornhill's Sanloaix,
Bst. 71b. each. 200g5.-6 to 4 on Plumper.

Handicap Plate of £5O, by Subscription, being the third of the
three £343 Plates, for three, four, five, six years old, and aged
horses. A. F.
Mr. Garner's chesnut colt Flibbertigibbet, 4 yrs old, Bst. I
Lord Jersey's the tint colt Oracle, 4 yrs old, 9st. - - 2
Lord Suffield's b. c. by Vandyke Junior, 4 yrs old, Bst. 61b. 3
Lord Clarendon's chesnut filly filinuidola, 4 yrs old, Bst. 41b. 4
General Grosvenor's ches. filly Aloon.hine, 4 yrs old, Bst. Glb. S
Lord G.H.Cavendish's c. f. by Soothsayer, 3 yrs old, Est. 13111.
sto I apt Flibbertigibbet-5 to 2 asst Oracle-2 to I asa
Mirandola.

Mr. Grevilles Prodigious, Sst. beat Mr. Bouverie's Plumper,
Sat. 71b. Ab. M. 100gs.--5 to 1 apt Prodigious.
GREAT MATCH.

A renewal of the PigeonAlatch, for the Silver Cup and
Cover, and Ten Guineas in specie, took place on Tuesday, the
Cup having been won by shots from Bucks, Oxon, and Hens,.
beating Hams, Wilts, and Surrey, on Monday. This was a
novel match, on the same spot as stated yesterdoy (Eversky
Common). The losing party handicapped the winners by giving
dead birds to the inferior shots, as follows—the second best shot
to receive logs. in specie, to shoot at eleven birds each :

KILLED. MAD GIVEN. KILLED ON MON= 11,
Mr. Herbert
Mr. Jones
Mr. Wilson lO 0 15
Mr. Rogers lO 0 -- It
Mr. Jupp
Mr. Mason - 12
Mr. Palmer 7 1 -- 8
Mr. Nails

Mr. Hinton ...... 6 1 -- 9
Messrs. Herbert and Jones shot off the tic, and Mr. Rubes
won the Cup by his adversary missing his third biro'.. Mr.
Rogers was the favourite at starting, but two of his birds ha
out of bounds.

BEAR-BAITING.
Bow-orarsr.—Tuesday evening a case of rather a novel descrir
don, respecting the baiting of bears, came on before Sir Homy
RaIULS. Timothy Arrow:with, a keeper of bears, was apprehended
on Tuesday morning by John Taylor, constable of the Pariskei
Harrow, for making a disturbance at that place. The chow
stances are these :—A party of the Harrow School-beya bad
subscribed together to have a bear-bait, and Arrowsmith, bl
agreement, took down a bear with several dons, when a number
of boys and various classes of persons assembled in a bite g
Rozheath, and were in the act of baiting the bear, when Coin'
nel CLITIMILOW, the Magistrate of that division, assisted in
taking the prisoner, Arrowsmitb, into custody, and he was im-
mediately brought to the above Office. la his defence, be itnJ
that he was hired by some persons, whom her did not Wow, t°
go to Harrow with his bear and a few puppies (meanini
btdl-
dogs) and for which he was to have X5l l tes. 6d. Ile stag tik"
he lived In Friar-street, St. George's-fields. Sir Rosso Boss
said this was an offence under the Vagrant Act, and tbefff°l_,.
committed him as a vagrant until the Sessions, to be dealt
according to law.

NxxT MONDAY.-HAZARD and Co. remind the
Public, that Two Prizes of Twenty-One Thousca
Pounds Consols, and 4005 other Prizes, 'oust k
drawn Next Monday. Ticket Chance £l4 W.--
Sixteenth Chance only Twenty Shillings. thump
and Co.'s Old Established and Fortunate Offices,
Royal Exchange Gate ; 26, Cornhill ; and 394, Os'
ford-street, Corner cf Swallow-street; %%heir hart
been recently sold, Four Prizes of 00,000, anu
Prizes of £20,000; and by their Agents, in the prin-
cipal Country Towns.

LONDON : Printed and pelhli‘hrdtl y LV EL Kay, PitkciP
I)l4cv, Teuvk-Ca.

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