Star.
London, England, 1816-07-10 00:00:00

NAP.IL INTELLIGENCE.

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FALMOU EH, JULY T.

No arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ships JASPER and
DWARF totter nn a cruize.—Wind twat S. to S.W.
squally, together r.itl) 'Powers.

PLYMOU JULY P.

Came in the FlEtvit4 lop of war from a cruise,
ead the Plum and ARAD SlO/33 of war from Ports.
mouth.—Wind S.W.
MRTSMOUTH, JULY 9.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day.—Wiad S.
DEAL, JULY 9.
Canie dorn last night from the River, and sailed
the Windsor Cistle, Hint:mow, for Fort St. George,
and ibis morning the Grace, Sutra, for Leghorn.—
Arrived and sailed for the River tile
from Liverpool.—Wind South.

CHATHAM, JULY 7.
The MONTAGUE. of 74 guns. Wely returned from
the Mediterranean, is now stripped of her rigging.
and her atom returned, preparatory to her being paid
ot. The WSYMOUTH store•ship is come up, having
lately retained from Buenos Ayres. The Woo?
f.iatc sloop, of ten guns. and the ECLIPSE, of 18, are
expected to be paid off this week at this port. The
FURY bomb, has her sails now bent, and is ready to
join the expedition against Algiers, for which pur-
pose the klex:La and Weimar, bombs are also fitting
with the greatest dispatch for the same service at
sheerness. .Ti:e GLASGOW, of 40 guns, the lion.
Captain' MAITLAND, is now ready tar sea, and will
sail in it day or two; the SEvettN, of 40 guns, has
dropped down to Gillingham—both hound to the
Mediterranean. The FORTH, of 40 guns, Captain
Sir THOMAS Lewis, is now bending sails, and is
bound for Newfoundland.
HARWICH, JULY 8.
Arrived the Emily packet, with a Mail from Got-
tenbuigh.—Wind S.

CORK. JULY 5.
&tiled his Majesty's ship Cram, Captain CARROLL,
on A cruise.—Wind N.W.

GRAVESEND, JULY 9.

Arrived the Bedford, Bacon, from St. Domingo; Math Fran-
cisco, Fortner, from Havre; Harmon., Shold, from Hambuigh;
10-eph, Vs'inlay, from Amsterdam; Durkin&ld, Scott, and
Rebecca, Pritchard, from Jamaica; Duke of Wellington, 1 Toward,
(run, Cdcutta; Nay, Reeds, from Petermburgh; Shi; Icy, Ilall,
from Main; Scarthingwell. Claaprnaii, from Barcelona; Chris-
tiana, Rouninr, from Oaf& ; otadt taldenberg, Devils, from
Bremen ; Swif.!.urse, Clow, from Harlingen —Sailed the Achil-
les, Leishani, for Sandy Hook ; Liberec, Tetu, fur Dunkiik ;
Maria, Burwood, from Rotterdam.
CUStOM-HOUSE, JULY 9.

Shin [NMI LI) otrrernans.—The Marquis of Anitletea,l-12.
Browo, for Ostend: blinerva, Wm. Stracnan, fur Sr. thomai's ;
Prance of `'axe Cobourg, John Ladd, fur Rotterdam; Sophie, G.
Rouse, for Havre; Volbareliog, Jacob Ouwthand, for Amver-
dam ; Colette, Hendrick Bu., for Antwerp; lily, gobt. Meckle.
Jahn, for Lleineur and Stettin ; Lady Flora, I hums. brown, tor
Fort Wald:sat; Martha, Johan Deatjen, fur Bremen.

On the 26th of March two humpbacked whales
wet,: ;aught, and killed by the crews of two boats,
near Edge. Town, Masseehu.inc, fietwi tout fog the
purpose. It is presumed that about 50 barrels of oil
can be obtained from them. _

A Coal Meter has been sent from the Custom
house to reside at Gravesend, whose duty it is to see
the coals measured into the waggons.
A few days ago, an order arrived at Chatham, for
immediately fitting out several frigates, to proceed
with Lord EXMOUTH against the Algetines. •
Although no efforts are wanting to prepare the
Expedition fitting out against Algiers, it can scarcely
be ready to sail before the end of the month. Same
of the bombs are to go round from Chatham and
Sheerness, where they are nose under equipment.
Portsmouth will be the general rendezvous, to which
a few vessels are to go from Plymouth. Lord Ex
MOUTH a.tends daily at the .Admiralty to confer with
the Board upon the subject of the Expedition. Tire
Earl of LIVERP3OL was also there yesterday.
A private letter relates the loilowing anecdote
On Lord EfiNloUTll's return from the Palace of the
De), of Algiers, when he had concluded the Treaty
which stipulated the emancipation of the Christian
slaves and the abolition of the system, and had neaily
reached the beach on his return on board ship, the
Turkish Janissary guard, among whom his way lay,
incensed at the prospect of not being permitted to in-
dulge any further in their accustomed and inhuman
atrocities, conferred with each other whether they
should not take summary vengeance on-our gallant
chief one party of them decided on his being imme-
diately scimitated; another, more moderate, sugges-
ted that such conduct would bring down the just
vengeance of. entire Europe on their devoted heads.
Lord Lolool'll was, however, happily able to take
leave of this sanguinary council with Lis head in ,its
sight plot (
'The only Banking-house in this County connected
with that of llama, &MAIN, and Co. is that of Sir
WILLI&M BisiloP and Co. at Maidstone, called the
County Bank, who wete on IVeditesday obliged to
suspend their payments for the present. The latter
Haase has for some time past issued none but Bank
I of England Notes.—(Kentish nanttle.)
\Ve understand that the Wantage Bank suspended
its payineti:s on Thursday last: this circumstance
has caused great distress in the neighbourhood.—
(Oxfoiti Herald.)
The Banking.house of Messrs. gitNIXAMIW and
JOslttlA INGRAa4, of Huddersfield, suspended their
payments on Thursday last, at eleven o'clock in the
morning. This distressing circumstance' is imputed
to the failure of their London Bankers, and a hope is
expressed that the stoppage will be but temporary.—
Leeds Illsreusy.)
The distresses which have for some time prevailed
in Northumberland., have been this week moth ag-
gravated by the stoppage of the banking establish
anent of Messrs. JOHN and Tnosas Coos and Co. at
Sundesland and Wearmoutba This is another of the
numerous country banking-houses that drew upon
Messrs. BRUCIi and Co.—(Leeds Mercury.)
A' French Paper estimates the number of English
now in Paris at 29.000.
There is a ship (the Achilles) lying off Gravesend,
having on 'board above 100 par:leapt: bound tv
Anstrica. •

TiiLL ARM

•
Satut clay three companies .of the ft nyal
,Atullery
m trched Irons Brompton rairtacks ;to the head,quar.
ten at Wcolwich, at a hich place they are to remain.
Saturday and Monday nearly the whole of .the
Royol MAlLies and Royal Mirine.Artillery were sent
from Chatham and
.13fli.moon to Sheerneo, where
they re distributed on board the frigates and bombs,
rfe,l;ned to ;et against the Algerices..
Yeste:-..lay morning the Duk.: of Yoltx reviewed
the 21 Battalion of the Coldinream Regiment of Foot
Guards, i.; Hyde r ark, at the conclusion of which
his Royal I LAness. awnded by his A.ides.de-Camp,
went to flic Ritling•house to insoect the new.
tamed Corps of Lancers. His Royal I:lighness wa;
receiyel by C:,ptain PSTEnsi WOO has the instructing
of then in the e.,ollitions. of this extraordin +Ty, newwt
and us .ful exercisi• , for the last few months, and has
brought them to a state of very great perfection.—
The Royal Duke was accompanied by the Earl of
ROSSLYN, General Fix% D, the Marquis of Wolters.
Tait, Colonel PoNsoxnr,Colonel Morthatm, Captain
FLOYD, and A, Rumba of other Cavalry o:llcers.
They took th...iri.s ation in a gallery at the east end;
near the Queet:'.l. Palace. The Corps risen com-
menced thew • exe?cise, under the coinmAnd of Cap.
tain PETER& It was a matter of astonish:nent to see
with what firmness the. men role their hnnes in full
gallop, and, at the same time, load and tire pistols,
change from lance to pistols, and from them to thu..
sword exercise, and again return to the I.4nce. I
is performed without any inconvenience ueditficuity.
The lance, from whit appeared yesterdiy, it the mod
formidable weapon that ever was seen in this coon-
try, but it can only beiused by a grind horseman, anti
when he is master of this exercise. When they were
in tun speed and attacking individually, it was sup-.
posed they were in confusion; as is sometimes the
case in the field of battle ; lint on the word of com-
mand bring given, the men and horses were instantly.
in the greatest order. The training of the animals.
is most astonishing. The exercise concluded in threes,.
in a walk. trot, and canter. The Duke of Yonx
pressed himself highly pleased at the steady manner
with which the whole was gone through, and then.
his Royal Highnesi retired. A numb* of the men
of the I‘.lth Light Dragons, who have lately arrived
from France, and of the 18th Light Dragoons, who
have arrived from Ireland, were present to Witness the
exercise, as we understand they are to be taught it.

SPORTING INIELLIGE.VCR.

NEWMARKET V LY MEETING, 18111*
TUF.4I)4Y, JULY 9':
First Year of a Renewal of a Swaer•stakes of lOgs. each, for
8-yr-olds, 6st. 91b ; 4 yr-olds, Bst. t.b.; 5-yr-nlds, Mt. tOri. ;
6-s.r-olds, 94t ; and ay.!, 94t. o.lb. T.M M.
Lord Jersey's Fugitive, 6.yr. old - - . 1
Duke of Rutland 's Osman, 5-yrr-old - . ...
General Gower's Claribtl, 4-yrs-old - -.- S.
Lord Stawell'a Little Jana, 3 yrs o!d - - 4
Ten Subscribers.—Trro paid.
Even On Furitive-4 to 1 aty,t Os.,11:1-5 to 2 art Claribel.
Lord Jersey's Slender 19;1;y, P.t. 71b. beat Mr. Shakespeat's
Punnets, Pct. !Mb. E.Y.C. 5(0?1 —2 to I on Slender Mlly.
Fdly Pounds, for 8-yr•ol&, cstry:ng sit. 91b.; 4.yr,nlds. 81t.;
!;-yr-olds, Bst 81b.; 1•;•yr cld4, Sat. 141 b.; and agsd, 931. D.L.
Lord Jersey's Como.' Eta, r:-yrs nI.I • - - - 1
Lord Roos's Chesnut colt iii,ris, 4 yri-old - - kd
Mr. Wyndham's Wanderer, Soyrs-4dd - - 3
41 19 8 on Cannon Ea%

EATON, the Blackheath Pedessi;ao, made goad
this morning the 854th mile, and then retired to
breakfast, accompanied by three of his conaden-
tiarfriends. . .

ANDRUS, the Brighton pedestrian, succeeded in
walking .52 miles on Sunday, but the fatigue proved
to be more than his strength could bear be turned
out on Monday 'morning, therefore, in a state that is
technically called, Irvrie down ; the back sinews of hit
legs being much relaxed, and his feet ankles swelled f.
alter walking one mile, he gave in for a considerable
time, and it was supposed he would start no More;
he, however, renewed his attempt in the afternoon, but
without the least chance of ultim lie success. .
The Silver Arrow was shot for at Richmond,
Yorkshire, on Tuesday se'rtnight, and won by Mr. F.
NEWBY, tf B irninghain ; and the Subscription Silver
Cup was obtained by the same gentleman. 1)r.
Peacoctx, of Darlingten. was captain of numbers.
• A CASUAL. Baxima MA IC ii.--Oliver, the first rate pugilist,
was oblige 1 to call his action Iwo play oa Monday evening, to
his own thienee. He was on his return from a pigeon match,
at Movingham, Kent, and at New Cross, aperson nu horseback
having called to three butchers in a cart, '• grease," they telt
their o r,k,ty offended, and ircognising oar person on horseback
to Lie In company with Oliver, who was with a friend hi a gig,
one of 'tient set about hon with a horse whip. The pugilist, wh6
is sue of the most harmless and best behaved men out of she
ring, in the list of pugilists, tie/seched at the whip, and on his ci-
villy asking the assailant if he Meant lighting ? the nix!' put
wit in a boxing attitude. Oliverehid his coat. aid to it they
went. Foie rounds were fought, and the puzilist sAititit on to win
off hand, bat he found himself engaged with a formidable antes
gonist, who could hit dexterously. He galhered himself together,
and kert very steady before he could get at hi: a lversary's head,
and in the sixth maid, he placed a terrific lizin hat.ded blow oa
the head, which s.:ttli-.1 the illlTer• rice.
Avealevre..—When tf.o Rev. ROWLAND HILL last
year mate a circuit of Kent, he happened to preach
in a village at no great distance from Maidstone. A
shoenriker in the pl ice. who had long dissented from
the Established Climcn, and made a great profession
of religion, would obtrule his company and conver-
satiun en Mr. HILL. At ',molt •he Obseived that
" he h.td been in the way 4.0 yeari" (meaning', no
doubt, he had so long mado a profession of Godll.
ness). " Indeed," replied Mr. fi:LL, " I verily
believe von, and I can :rsure you, my friend, you
are in the' way now." The man had sense enough to
take the hint, and instantly retired.
CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 10.—We had very little
doing in our market this morning, sales of all grain
.were exceedingly heavy, but prices nominally as on
Monday.
An attempt was made at Crewkerne, Snmersetsbire,
on Monday night, the 17th ult. to set on are the stable
and barn formerly belonging to Mr. READER, round
which are nothing but thatched houses. In a terN
ftiP of straw, over the stable, some live r -ils were
depo iced in a handful of taw, and these combestibles
were covered with some cti the straw ; the tow was
found Ao have mouldered to blackness, and had even
kindled partially, but fortunately the wind mos in
a contray direction to the window in which the in.
flammable materials were per, or the whole bui:dieg,
and probably many others.
g
The streets were patrolud everymiht have
nighthbeeln d"tr".Ye
theiourof'l.
roost reisaplcuy tranquil.eectabl e tnhabtants, and every thing asw
scans