Star.
London, England, 1818-08-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGEXCE:

PORTSMOUTH, Atcrst 2`.
Wing W. S. NV. blows fresh.--Came into
his Majesty's ships lrran and WA lie p
DEAL. AUGUST 27.
Wind W.—Sailed the Princess Mary, for
Creek. Arrived and sailed for the River, i
gator, LUGGAN, from Jamaica ; Ann and Al
HOWARD, from Norfolk, (Virginia) in 45
Came down from the River and remain, die
and Ann, JEFFERSON, for St. John's, (No
wick) ; Angerstein, PURCHASE, for St. Kiti
ham Penn, for America ; • Favourite,
for Belfast. Sailed the Cyrus, for d
Seas ; the Richard and Ann, for B't. Joh,
Brunswick). Remain, the Paragon, Cice
many, Maimbrock, and several ntora—p
unknown.,—Five o'Clock.—Wind W. blcro.
Some of the outward-bound that sailed ti.:i
at* coming back.

DOVER, AUGUST 28.
Sailed yesterday evening the Princes
packet, Captain HALLANDS, for Ostend, wit
and Passengers. Sailed this day the Kir?:
packet, Captain KING ; and Lady Castle-.e:
tain MAWLL, for Calais, with Passengers.
this day the King George, Captain )ileac
sannah, Capiain Moon ; and Leopold, Cap
CiERS, from Calais, with passengers.

• HARWICH, AUGUST t.s.
Wind W.—Arrived the Beauloy packet
Mail, &c. from Cuxhaven.

HULL, AUGUST v.
Arrived the Kiero, TRUEMAN, frmri Dari
with S fish. The Elizabeth, frcm Gretzl4n
posed to be arrived.
NORTH SHIELDS, AUGUST 45.
Arrived the Mary, DvaAsir, from Tc
under jury fcre-mast and top-mast, having
passage to Shields carried away berfore-ml
thetop, and was obliged to cut away her rig
LIVERPOOL ArGUST SE.
Arrived the Nassau, GRAXTUAN!, from J
sailed 24th June.--On the 20th inst. In 'tat
spoke the brig Ann, from Picton to Liven
sir weeks, short of provisions, and very lesi
arrived the Tom, HANCOCK, from St.titfi
sth July. On the 12th, in lat. 26. U. long
spoke the ship Malabar, from Bombay, for :

GREENOCK, AUGCST 21.
Arrived this morning the Unity, *Vic.
New Richmond, New Brunswick ; sailed 9
The Hero, PORTER, for Port Glasgow, saide
same day. _

ASR, AUGUST to.
Arrived in the Bay the brig Eclipse. Ca]
from Quebec, with a cargo of pine timSer.
Alexander, of Ayr, Captain REID, was f
below Quebec, from Belfast, with pa<se
well, on the sth July on the 17th Augusi
Sisters, from St. John's, :yew Bruns. ick.
off the Mull of Cantyre, all well. The sh
of Ayr, Captain Mg..F.Arr, u•as off Core cf
August, from St. Andrew's for Ayr, iu t'?
I days, all well.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, ACGLT
Smug tutus WwAins.—The Friends, Rutin,
rick; Donegal, Gowan, from Belfast ; Three %a
from Cork; Sisters, Bond, from Greenock; The
from Pillau ; Seven Brother*, Fenwick, from Prise
Islend ;. Union. Carr, from Dublin ; Joseph, Cole,fr
Comm, Canning, from Archangel; Sceptre, Sae
Oporto; and ten ships with corn.
Ovewsaos.—Earl of Belfast, Aberdeen, for pelf'
Pugh, for Cork; Neptune, Stranack, for Osten
Drake, and Antwerp' Geluc, Jerjcn, for ADna
berson, for Marseilles ; and EtugLeden, Chri
Chrlstiansand and Arendal.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
EGHA3f RACES.
?man I.IT, TIWIMAY, atroc,f 27.
The Sunninghill Stakts did not fill.
Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with 9.5g5. added, three-ye
four, Est. 71b. five, 9st. 211 s. six and aged, 9st
and geldings allowed 21b. The winner of the C
carry 51b. extra. Heats, the 'Kew Mile. The w
sold for 150 gs. if demanded, Ste.
Mr. Steven's Charming 'l/44011y, Syn. old
Mr. Day's ch. c. by Dotterill, 3yrn old 3
Mr. Parrall's b. f. Georgiana, Syn. old 1
Mr. Pierce's b. f. Telltale, Syrs. old -
Mr. Mill's b. g. Jubilee, 4yrs. old 4
Two to 1 agst. Charming Molly-2 to 1 agst. the
and 5 to X apt. Georgiana.
After the first heat, 6 to 4 apt. the Dint:trill c.—
Georgiana-4 to 1 apt. Charming Molly.
After the second heat, 5 to 4 on Dotterill; and S.
alarming Molly.
After the third hear, 7 to 4 and 21 to 1 on Rand
The winner carried 51b. extra for winning tit
The Doke of York. wan on the Stand in the early
day, but left before the quarts *concluded.

The reduction of the prices of admission
lane Theatre, in the ensuing season, is a TI
which the Sub-Committee have determi
following, we are assured, is the arrangem
To else Boxes, first price, Ss. ITo tie Pit, p
Half-price
But it seems that there is still some cioul
the additidnal 6d. shall be taken off from ih
to the Pit.

Mr. H. JOHNSTON retains his situation 2
Drury-lane-Theatre; but the chief mans
wholly confided to Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE,
authority of the Sub-Committee.—Mr. Si
among the new engagements.
The new piece forthcoming at the Eng
House, called Amateurs and Adors, is ago
satire on the fashionable amateur theat:
Drury-lane Theatre to boot.
GEORGE COLMAN and JOHN BANNTS
beingc lately at dinner with Lord Easaix,
Chancellor, among other subjects I
served, that he had then about SOOO liea
" I perceive (interrupted Colman) your L
still an eye to the .Wool-sack!"
Monday, Lord ELGIN and a servant
passing a cart in Trongate, Glasgow, w
out, in consequence of the horse falling.,
was running at a very quick pace, and
owing to a recent shower, were extreme
Although the impetus was so great that h
and servant were thrown several yards a-
horse, neither of them appeared to be bul
The following melancholy circumstan
at Paisley yesterday se'nnight : A fine
three years of age, got hold of a dram-.
half full of fly-water, which he drank oft
of the family could prevent him. Med
immediately administered, but without c
died in asout. eisht how-rafter.

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