Star.
London, England, 1826-03-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCB.

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By a letter from a passenger on board the Lord Hohut packer,
which sailed from Falmouth on the 2d inst. fut Buenos Ayres, she
will touch at Rio de Janeiro, to obtain a perinit to pass the
blockading squadron In the River Plate.
FALMOUTH, MARCH W. fresh breese.--i-No arrivals or
railings.
PLT MOUTH, hIA NCH N. W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships limo and GALATRA, frosts Portsmouth; and Dove, Colin,
from Oporto.
Poarsmouvu, Maxon 6.—lt has blown hard all day from S.
to S. S. B.
Steam, r.x.—lt now blows a heavy gale from S. The outward
bound appear to ride safely. No arrivals or tailings.
Cow sr, Mr atm 6.—Wind S.—Arrived the limited &ates,Ktnonv,
from Virginia, in 25 days. Several of the outward bound sailed this
morning ; but as it pow blows a strong gale from the South, it is
expected they will return. The Company's ship Duchess of Athol
1 remains, with several others.
DEAL, MARCH 6.—Wind S. by W.—Arrived the Hannah,
Winona, from North America. Arrived from the River, and re-
main, the Nears, Harcnnutox, for Ferrol. An Base lediaman
(attended by a Company's yacht), is turning in through. the Gulls,
reported to be the Cutts Huntley ; awl the Hudson. The outward
bound are all well.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. MAnen
'errs Estates, 'swains—The from Caws; Commerce,
from Rotterdam; Victory, from Harlingen; Stratton, from
Standgate Creek; 'Jenne Mule, from Dunkirk; Catherine, from
Montserratt ; Marla Carolina, from Gottenburgb; as.d the Eliza,
from Rotterdam.
Forza= Orrwasne—The Sarah, for Trieste; Orwell, General
Harris, and William- Pairlie, for China; Aurora, foe Dantsic ;
Pere de Famille, for Calais; Prince Clburg, for Rotterdam •
Fortitude, for Dublin; Iris, for Malta; and the Eliza Jane, for the
Cape of ood Hope.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, MARCH 6.
•
Oarki Broady 'ilium Sydeic titling man of re-
' spectable cottnections and literary attainments, was op-
posed by Mr. Woodfall, a printer,. of Snnw-bill.
It appeared that among other works which have ema-
nated from the insolvent's pen, were .two lately pub-
lished, under the *titles of Critical Decorapositjans, and
Surgical Lectures,. which were printed by .thfopposing
creditor, and published by Longman and. Co.
In his eta mina, ionby Mr.•H LATH. the opposing sre-
ditor admitted that inconsequence of non-p.at merit, the
insolvent's second publication had been partly retained,
' and that the paper was sent to the printintoffteeby the
insolvent himself. ,•
Mr. MUTH said that aniiithor had,a right to change
his printer and publisher if he thoughtiraper t• and it
should be recollected that Mr. Woodfall had.exercised
his right also by retaining the impression,io comequence
bf his lien for printing it ; at all events there was nothing
like fraud in the transaction.
The Cooky concurred in this opinion, and ordered the insolvent
to be discharged forthwith.

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SPORTING IN I'ELLIGEtiCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTRRSALL'S, Mamas 6.
The room was crowded this afternoon by the leading 'specula-
tors, but though a great number of horses were talked uf, very few
were backed. The betting, notwithstanding, was fat frog, being
unimportant. Monarch having gone back half a point, and Mr.
Goddard's colt got up several points, leaving off at 20 to 1. Cedric
is still in the hack ground, where he is likely to remain, it being
whispered that he is queer, very queer, about the heels. Some
littler, and rather interesting, bettiug took place on the Oaks, Pawn
falling back half a point; but upon the whals'ttatre was " smith
cry and little wool."
Deem
9to 2 agst Monarch (taken) 26 to 1 apt Room*
7 to 1 apt The Moslem 26 to 1 agst Twatty
16 to I apt Sophist 30 to 1 Agit Watectnan
19 to 1 agst Advance 33 to 1 agst Gratnirie
20 to 1 'gat Goddard's 35 to 1 apt Barcena •
24 to 1 agst The 'General . 60 to 1 apt Cedric .
24 to 1 agst Panic
. sto 1 apt Sophist, Advance, and Go4dard's•—r4lreit.
Gate. •
6 to 1 agst Pawn (taken) 12 to 1 ages Elisabeth
61 to 1 agst Filagree 14 VO 1 agst Henry
7 to 1 apt Mignionette 15 to 1 apt Bopeep
10 to 1 agst Rachel 20 to 1 agst Parasol,
`est any other.
Sr. Lora.
15 col apt Foamy
18 to k agst Barataria
30 to I agst Calypso
apt the held—taken.
to Son the Field. '
The Anson Hunt takes plaie on LichSeld Race Course, on the
15th and 16th instant.
The Surrey Harriers meet tomorrow and Saturday, at kennel.
The• East Sussex Foz-hounds meet ou Thursday, at kennel; on
Saturday, at* Newick Parlek and Monday, at /taunt.

20 tri 1

7 to I apt Bedlansite
14 to 1 apt Crusader
14 4o 1 apt Belzoni

Even betting on 10

His Grace the Duke of Artroct, has for some time
past been making arrangements for erecting a splendid mansion at
Dunbeld ; and the work is now to be immediately commented.
The situation filed on is understood to Ix a short distant, to the
west of the present house.
A meeting was held at Bandch, on Monday the 20th,
to consider of annum for alleviating the distress which is spread-
ing among the operative weavers at that place, 1,100 of whom,
besides women and children, are now out of employ there. A
subscription of VOL was received from .Lord
Letters from Frankfort state, that in consequence of
the nut serous failures in England and on the Continent, of house!
connected with the trade of that City, the merchants have been
compelled to solicit from the Gavernmeet a loan of one million of
&tins until April, under the gnarantee of Messrs. Rory:cant*
SINGULAR Cotivanstow.—The change of sex, of
which several stories have been given by OVID. and
others, has hitherto been considered a poetic fiction; a
formidable instance of this singular conversion is, how.
ever, now announced in Newsate-market, where a shop.
board exhibits the following inscription :—" 8. Goodby,
saleswoman, late Mr. A. Gordo*.
Saturday, the body of a poor woman was found
drowned.in Fleet-ditch. It turned out to be that of
the mother-in-law of one John Smith, No. 9, Bitthop',...
head court. She had been missing from three o'clock
on Saturday morning. The Coroner's Jury, that sat
oa the body on Monday, brought in a verdict
Found Drowned.*
Tax total nums)er of parishes -which have agreed
with their clergy in Ireland, under the Tithe Composition Bill, is
'between 600 and 470; and the Arm total of anneal incense is

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