Star. — London, England, 1816-06-27 00:00:00

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ORDNANCE a hod" jive Notice, raProposak will be received at their Office in Pall-Man, ▪ or b e fore WEDNESDAY, the 3d July next, from such Per go,ar may he willing to undertake the Performance of the ISICKLAYER'S WORK, for Service of this Department ) , at , ci a tbacn, for a Period of Three YeT, determinable after the iii r iosn of the first Year, upon Ndtioe of Three Months, at Auction of either Party. t i mber particulars, together with the Terms and Condition, am Canna, may be known upon application at the Of Is of Onhouice, at Chatham, and also at the Secretary's O ise, • p a u.Maa, afomiald, my day between the hours of ten and where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed four (kick, up and eedoesed, " ?repose's for the Bricklayer's Work at ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Lira Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither, ,Mll say Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent to Ms behalf, shall attend. By Order of the R. X. CREW. &Warp OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,Ais 17, 1816. FIVE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1113 Jim., ORDNANCE Is &My sive MN" strivings will be received at their 011 ice in Pall•M•11, or before MONDAY, the tat day of July new from such meet as may be willing to undertake the Perforates= of tis 'MASON'S WORK, for Service of this Damen hest at Mita lie, far a period of three Years, determinable after the Repl ogle. of the first Year, upon Notice of three Mouth", at the gide of either Party. hider pardadare, together with the terms and modltions of fie Contract, may be known upon application as the 'Me of plc at Chatham, and also at the Secretary's °lke in pa of any day between the bolus of ten and four i 'cuck, where tbp Propomis must be ddivered sealed op and as itorod, 1 4 Proposals for the Maton's Week at Climb= ; bat Re proposal an be admitted after the said lit July, at twelve O'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be Noticed unless the Party making it, or an agent in his bdtelf, that sand. By Order 'of the Bard, R. H. CRAW, Sm. ST SWAKDSIIIP. A GENTLEMAN who is admitted a Member of 11. the loos of Court, and has bid very Massive peacdoe the law upwards of 14 years, li desirous of *taring a situation .as STEW ARD. The Advertiser will undertake to mule all ac anthi, and prepare Conveyances. Leases, and writinp Maio; is freehold and Leasehold property. Security. and references d the highest respectability, will be given. Applicadons made M W. K. at Mr. Steel's, Law StitilOet, Cithacery-beth,Lenthin, MS receive immediate attention. TO BE DISPOSED OF, A VERY old.established G ROCE It'll SHOP now M TO trade, with an excellent Dlrelling.house and Men, id most extensive and convenient Outbuildings for envying on is Grocery Business, as well as for adding thereto any other coo eta, situate near the Bridge offer the Kennett and Avon Canal's Newbury, Berks. The Stock in Trade and Household Furniture ts be taken at a valuation, with inns:dine possession. . Apply (Letters post-pal ) to Mr. Eyre, Newbury, Books • - - GREAT BARGAINS. -- TWO T" good Second-hand PIANOFORTES , with additional Keys, &C. by Broadwood and Sons, one at IS Guineas, and one at 66 Guineas; also a capital Cabins Reno. Forte, as good as Dew, Silk Front, two Pedalo, complste, ogle I remarkably well in tone, Shop price 60 Guineas, Inc S 6 Gateau. May be seen at No. 5, Leicester-place, hobs Ten to Four &clock. Mr. Wades an warrant the above Insrunsentsos-Pack- 1 big Cases if required. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the on sing Invention of Ma HENlpt, and brought by kis meow: improvements to the highest perfection) centimes to Itorepued and said by Muses. Ham, MeaufactAring Cbs. oho, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is eseeposed of highly Ostentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromedes elicsoious Antiseptics, may be kept whooshed in my Oasts and for any hook of time. Its pungent Odoar adapts lifer affording relief in Had-acts, Fainting*, Ste.; and modem k psceltarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places filet& resort, and M the apartments of the sick. It colour atts,eles, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As may tourism and inferior preparations are sold under the , weed driller names, the public are requested m observe, as tin oily proof of its being genuine, that the mates of Messes Wiry, bisoeireerer, are engraved on the stamp. The Aromatic Sphir of 'Vinegar in betties, price's. 9d.. each, tar Wooded, la sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Oniquoetreet, (the oily Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors where may be had , Sponge limes of Gold, Sneer, esradisa, Crystal, Ike. Also Hen's CAL4IIIIIII PAILOMSIII I WOW el 2s. fd lei brier w ( glass steppers, at 464 id. sock; dirk names being • the stoms. TO MR. RICHARD TURNER, ON HIS INCOMPARA.I3I.II BLACKING. AS when the Sun's glad beasts diffuse Resplendent lustre far and near So chives your Blacking on my Shoes, Unsullied, splendid, bright, and clear. . To Sol what planet can compare, What morning star shines half so bright For influence, heat, and light are then, Hail maschless source of boundless light The blossom spreads itself to thee, Parent of trees, of flowers, and fret ; And in the eve, the Western Sea, Spontaneous rolls to pay thee Nit. *at Cease, my Muse, this lofty strain. Nor sun, nor stars, nor seas explore, But to the point revert spin-. Fox merit is reared in store. Its merit moves me now to write, Why should it languish on my tongue Far merit must be brought to light, AM hew whom it does Delon& Turman, thy name on record stands. High on the pinnacle of taste, Thy lively genius then demands Some title tribute witty name. Thy curious liquid, shining Black, 'The rare invention of thy mud, Was not tiptoed iu ages back, Nor ever equalfd by mankind. This Blacking, when at is applied To Soots or Shoes, such lustre yields, That those who use it think with pride On Inanea s of Saint Ocorgeo.fields! `Tie he, and he ems, that can This matchless Composition mac Second his great exertions then, Attested so useful lot your sake. What, though the rich gay garment' boast. And costly prepuatieno pees Yet is their grandeur greedy loafs Without this Blacking on their Shoes! Urge, thee, your footsteps to ato Paelei Of this renowned snan's Ands; 140 hibiation yo, logy we. • juuseying th e talitsoll; 1 w TH URS DAY, JUNE $7, 1816. READING SCHOOL. THE Re'.,J. HORkBUC LE, one of the cf 4 AS; SICAL ASSISTANTS to the Rev. Dr. VALPT, reposes to receive into lus Nouse Si: young Gentlemen. Cu the followlag Termst 450—Classieal Education £m. IN.—Writing and At it 4L—Washing 'CC is. per annum. The Young Gentlemen w ill receive the advantage of Educe** at the School, birth,. with Mr. Hoftwaucuta's further 31b1St ante at elm hours, and be considered as forming part of his fandly.—lf Dancing, Drawing, Trench, of Mathematics, be re quired, 4 Guineas per Annum will be charged for each. • This day waapublishod, In cos very large Vol. Octavo, • price In boards, las. THE CONNECTION between the SACRED WRITINGS and titf urEBATuaE of JEWISH and HEATHEN AUTHORS, particularly that of the Clarical Ages, illustrated prindpally . with a view to Evidence in Con- Armada of the Truth of Revealed Religion. By ROBERT GRAY, D. D. Prebendary el Durham and of Chichester, and Rector tit Bishop- Wearmouth. _. _ ....._.... Sold by F. C. sod I. Rivington, MI, St. Paul's Church yard t ay= sod rosa, PaU►maU; and Hatchard, Pima&lly. Inds day wore pablisbed, handsomely printed in 2 Volt. Bro. prim hi Wards, Ai. 41. TWELVE LECTURES se the PROPHECIES reiitiog M the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, and especially to the Amway of PAPAL ROPAI, preached In the Chard of Lin. win's lay bits the year lel 1 to 1115 ; being the Ninth Ford& of those Waded by the Right Reverend WILLIAM WARSOIdOII, Lord Bkisep of Gloucester. By PHILIP ALLWOOD, H.D. fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge. Sold by F. C. and I. Rlvington, Sc. Paul's Cburch.yard ; mad 1. Hoteliers,. Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Literary Audi/shies of Greece, t vol. sto. price tt, Ss. This day'was pubjsbed, Wisdom,ly printed in 4to. with Twenty-t Plates, engraved by the Are Artists of London and Edinb urgh, price XI. ss. Volume 1. Part IL of StEMENT to the Fourth and Fifth Editions of THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.--The pre sent half volume contains the following, among a variety of other important articles in @climes and miscellaneous knowledge,vis. Anatomy, Animal (Human and Comparative), by Dr. Jahn Gor- don ; Anatomy of Vegetables, by Daniel Ellie, Esq. F. ILL E.; An rides, by Joshua Milne, Esq. Actuary to the Sun Life As surance Society; Annulosa, or Annuluse Animals, by Dr. Leach, Zoologist to the British Museum; Ants, their Habits and Eco nomy, by Peter M. Roger, M.U. F.ILS.; Arithmetic, by Pro. fessor Lane; Fine Arts, by William Hut u. Esq.: Assaying, by Robert Mullet, Esq. Royal Miut ; Physical Astronomy, by Professor Playfair ; Anomie Theory, by Dr. Thomas Thompson; Attraction, by James Ivory, Esq. F. R. S. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and sold by Gale and Fenner ' London; Thomas Wilson and Sons, York; Robinson, Son, and Holdsworth, Leeds; John Radford, Hull; and Jobs Cumming, Dublin. Of whom may be had, PART I. pries XI. SL ; and tbeENCYCLOP2DIA BRITANNIC*, 20 vols. 410. Fifth Edition. Price .836. in boards. FOR THE TEETH. Patrordied and used by the itoyal Dukes. TROTTER'S ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE s or, ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for upward. of 30 )tars known to the public by the beneath ! effects which it has produced to thensands of persons, by restoring, beautifying, and strengthening the Testi, when in a perishable and decayed state. One Ben aims Is milkisot as i mice( the ramrods; est minim of this PoOdsr, which eradicates from the Teeth 'Wry disease, awes''* as breath, and gives a polish of is superior nature to this Zweiniel. Mrs. TROTTIt feels it necessary to observe, that there an Persons trat about the Country, and also In the Msnopolls, who vend o r Powder wig the names Asiatic, Oriental, &c. She *weir* amtkine the public, by observing, that none are finis, bat what am wrote on the stamp, and signed with her name he her own hand writing, and that they can alone be bad gismine at her Warehouse, No. S, Beaufort-buil. dings, Strand ; Mr. Bealum, Druuht ; and Mr. Mills. Ports mouth; Mr. Isenson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Portma ; Mr. Lu cas, Southampton; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Mr. Ho. milted, Guernsey; Mr. Jackson, Plymouth; Mr. Congdon and Mr. Goenville, Plymouth Dock; Mr.Tbompsou and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth; Mr. Thompson, Chat ham ; Mr. Jacobs, Sheerness; Mr. Robey, Harrowpte ; Mr. 'st amen, Isle of Man Mr. *leer and Mr. Meyler, Bath; Mrs. Monist, ditto ; Mrs. Shearclift, Bristol Library; Messrs. Mills and Co. ditto ; Mr. JantAllon, Capetotrest, Dublin; Mr. Smith, Dame-street, ditto; Mr. Benjamin, Rochester; Mr. Fhodell, Colman ; and eiery capital Town in Scotland .Ad Ireland. DIiCON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. IT HESS Pills long since obtained a just celebrity 1. in the private prattles of the Proprietor, My. DIXON Ap o th e cary; and from their great mans in mad, obstimte bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, parti. cularly abs Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady &AY and SELF, the Visteentem BULKELEY, fee. gee. be was pet. waded to Geer than to the Public, under the sanction of their names. They are found t• be an incomparable remedy for indigos don, and restotine c o th tons of the stomach. They mum ha bitual and temporary stiveness, sick bead.aebs,and bseet-burn, rtreet whether arising from the minim of die redundant Ye, bum perste diet, or drinking to excess, and will be found a most 1 valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon every indhpsoltion, ea' missed by a disordered state of the Stomach sad Dards. Sold by Messrs. Beder and Seas, Na. 4. Cheagulde, Lovas' I bozos at ei Pd. Ss. and alle. and also by Mr. Gesdner,George , Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, Desse-street, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in every City and Town In be United Kingdom. VERVOUS AFFECTIONS, or a disposition to .h.N to be too ally sumemlbk of irregular and peinfel onto• does, may be considered as one oldie greatest scourges to people of rank. The all-wise CAMATOR of the Universe bath allotted to the nerves an office in the animal machine, which requires the grommet perfection is all their operadons. They ma, diem/gee/ the most haute to be disordered, the most suscep tib le of alteration, and the mast difficult to be rectified. Nu wonder. then, that dis orders In this delicate system should be soecommon and perma nent, and that the variations 411 well and W should so frequently. happen.—For Nemo, Consumptitios, lowness of spirits, inward dews, debility or relaxation in either sex, whether hereditary, or owing to youthful improdinteies, that renovating medicine the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD stands =leaded, as it not only invigorates de decayed juices, but theows a genial warmth open the debilitated add relaxed pans that stand in need of mkt- ism Geld by Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand;; Bowe sad Co. 150, o*. feressiost, Lembo; Brodie and Dowding, Saber, and ill Idedidee Vesden ; price 1 is. eacb,er Four am law* Beide, Yoe Sgb br wtaidi us. buds Is weds with the weak " Sea Seams% Livergseel." engraved en the rt• K r Dr. liebomee aspects, when een.alted by Uttar, die meat compliant* et sill trots to be Oeclosed, addreseati, " Mousy Lams. Dr. Selisbet, Gibed Hose, near Limped. Paid amide pester." Aloe, pdce Stahel fascia, leteraeting, sod mid Pars/k/ Work -44 - .reguitt et ;be Amber, isig *Maw HEALTH • I go*, (otitri ;hilt - Is Oita ati depot Norsk of glto Aothor,llllll6 VIM , • at Citkad-Hooss)ootklod A GIRDS to HEALTH: or, Advice to both Sao la a Vwirty of Comploists. By L 501.031031, bt.D , Cootoipligg &Wroth@ on femoloDisseres, Norton and blypo- rhouldir Coomplints; also Choeral 11.1111/10 as those Mimes whit "Wok die Bums Boit k most Immo* ailliemod; ad , So. V ih se rergireArtoov,toodirte Tuasesasiet aid Ilsoadlos ion • I lisimeiltieri IkAh . , THE NiARNST, AND L' T' EXPENSIVE ROUTS TO THlt NETHERLANDS.Z•OSTEND rL RAMSGATE. i da r THE MARQUIS dF ANGLESEA PACKET. Captain CHARLES FOSTER, sails from antrate to Ostend every Saturday; and from Ostend to Rana gate every Tuesday. The Public are very respectfully informed, that the above fast sailing new Packet is &awl up in i nowt superigir style of accom modation for Passengers, me is likewise peculiarly well adapted for carrying over HOMO, Carriages, Goods, Ste...—The Owners beg leave to assure their Friends, and the Public in general, that this Vessel will be found to surpass most la the Panagollne, no expense or trouble having been spared, with a view to the COM. fon of the Passengers; and they hope, by strict punctuality and civility, to merit a continuance of that support which they are gratefully proud to acknowledge since the Ma;gula of Anginal has be jam to run. She makes up thirty mat excellent Beds in her three Cabins, and has separate Stalls for eight Hones.—Best Cabin Passengers One Guinea each. Further particulars may be llamado No. 357,1krand, Landau, wllitre Plumy, bound to Ostend and Brands are boobed to join the Marquis of Aogleses, and be conveyed Misr st the low charge of Xi. I Os. from Leaden.—lnformatims may likewise be' had at Ramsgate of Mr. John PtiWipy Ellogbass.Plam ; and at the Inns, and reftign Packet Once. N.B. Captain Porno Is (from longg o Taie) ac• "minted with the Pump; e and Coats of Ong Frame , and is justly allowed by all who have gone wish mit pant malady *motive ant; obliging to his Passengers. READING SAUgE, T COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this tp • mach user «I Article, Otis most respectfully to mod= the Nobility, Gentry, lad the Public, against the daily heads and Inspositions practised by many London Oilmen and Fhb Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive the of THE GENUINE READING SAUCE. None are poulne but those which have the wits sealed with the intression, 41 1. Cocks, Reading;" and aim the following de. 'wird= ef the Sauce OD an orange.eoloated Labia, " }UAW NO SAMS, for Fish, enriching Gravies, duce ; ..rndiend mid whole. sale and retail by 1. Cocks, " '1 him le generall y used at table with an sorts at Pa ßeeding. k In peelbeento to all other Fish Sauces, and is amented poinibarly denim with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steals, and Cold Met. A autdon on white paper, on the other side of the bottle,. re. cords two Verdicts (in less than twelve numbs), against two 11.ondon Oilmen, for selling a spotless Sauce, as and for the ge. ovine Reading Sauce, prepared by 1. Cocas eao FORTY POUNDS DAMAORS, with fen Cats; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, With fell Costs; before the LORD COUR BARON and SPILCIAL loam, in the Guildhall. London. It is presemei that Ise Sauce ever met with sock general apprnbetioa and eztenshre ale, it is patronised and recommended by most of the first Families in the Kingdom. his retailed in London by 150 of the meat respectable Oilmen and Fisk Sauce Venders; iu Bath by $0; and by one or more in most Cities and Market Towns in the United Kingdom. N.B. 7. Cocas begs panimilarly to caution Fandlies agaiost Messrs. Mackay and Co. Oilmen, Piccadilly; Mr. Purkis, Oil man, No.lo, Chancery-Mom_ and Messrs. Bano Valles, 41, I lay , market ; as be does not supply either of these Houses with his 'Genuine knees Sauce. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET' ERE PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. THE Nobility, Merchants, and the. Public, are re. spectfully Informed, by the Patentee, the above Cloth is sold genuine, duly stamped, at the EAST-INDIA WARE HOUSES, No. 16, Caesenna, and at no other House whati ever wholisale, is' entire Cases for Exportation; and by the Meer, from: 25 to 62 yards each, at 21. ts. 6d. 6d. 4s. se. 6d. and ss. 6d. per yard, hs peculiar moony, and singular conduciveness teihe health of the wearer, preventing the ill effects arising from sadden transitions from heat to cold after exersise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere in any climate renders It an ar ticle most desirable and ot the lint consideration to every indivi dual. To Gentlemen in the Army and Navy, and those travel ling, or who use much exercise in hunting, sheeting, Ike. this property is invahtable, as it naturally protects and invigorates health and assists the Invalid in attaining it, by protecting and re gulating the principal source of health, the 'perspiration. It is adapted to every purpose of family use, far Shining, foe Chil dren.' wear, and for Sheeting, tbe Piehs foe which both 5-4016, and 6.41 he, contain from two to four pair each, and surpass every other kind for economy, beauty, and pleasantness of wear. Orders from the Country receive every attention. The White Chintz for Ladies' Drees, Ina may be obtained as above, in Pieces China, Two to Your Guineas each, comalaing from Three to Four Dresses. - ,The Public are requested particularly to notice. that the above can be obtained gangue and duly•stampod, no where het of the Patentee, at the East-India Warehouse, No: 16, Cheap aide, (where orders from the country enclosing remittance, are execatad as if the parley were present. and sent free f ex pense) and it is the mere necessary to observe as It has bans discovered that many specious kinds have been emposed upon the Public, both in London and in the country, to the great disap poistasent of the purchasers. Numerous families in the Ant circles have long enjoyed Its utility. MR. WHITEHEAD, Na 6, Horse Ferrproad, Westminster, lisp leave to Weems the pebac t tbat be Ceres all DISEASES indium to the EYE, witbeet csuing or Interacts& as ye error by the statement id the respestable Persons bore. uoderaseatiested, who have experienced bees& from him, alter bang discharged fro* the bit Oculist to the Merlins lama ble. Charges wording to cirassaKaaces. Aides Grads. Miss Litdejohn i Melia Bclosli Wad fwar pears, now in per fect sight. - John Spunett, Adanmereet Week Portassn-stibuts,green grocer. 2 years nearly blind, mow shin to follow his bathos& J. Winterburn taylor , Queen.street, Bobo; 4 years very badly afflicted, now fellows hit business. Colley, publican. Clipstone-street, tfto yesn nearly blind, perfectly cured. Mrs. Harold, publican, Three Feathers . Oxford -street; blind about twelve months, now in perfect sigh t. John Lovell, coachman, Adam-stmt West ; blind two years and six months, now Mk to follow his occupation. Themes Hughes, shoe-lusher, No. s,Tower-sueet, Borough; Iti months lu Gibraltar, and six maths in Lestdost; blind, now able to folio* Ids occupation. Taylor, piaisterer, Deere-etreet, Wastudister ; two years blind, now able to follow his occupation. . tames Hargitt,comb-maker, No. lU, old Pye-street, Westmin ster ; afflicted above I a year. with a cataract, so at to be quite blind of the right and nearly blind of the left eye, though during that time under the care of the first oculists to tbe kings o¢t, now able to fellow bkoccopation witboot the assistance of gaga. TO TIIOSO ATIMICTIO WITS anions IN THE EYE. I, Mary Ballard, Adesst•strixt West, Portnnao.sqrsee, was au* blind/ea armee et live years, and under the care of the eadaut emirs Imiemhm Up the Royal lisfunsary, Cork-street, Borlimitonlardaos, almost three years, tot did sot derive any Math whatever, Abash indultam wally palatal opetallous, was also wise the Clesitlesalta of Chaster-housegsquare for 'la I;ifesesed, "8.41.9 liter bO w I " el". 11 bi tZ r t a" baci ag e ( r r.= arrakano, of No. I, lienselbsposed, Westminster, andby rtwo bottles of his Ilialkim =mitered to perfect sisbt ata to snood oty bus asse $s well as Nets—. Witness my bead, this sod dey of March, 1916. M*&T BALLARD. • Tbe abefe cams (ark) are tweiokeed became they can say day obtain personal ieseeNalim.essionotbera might be added, but tribe? would oulpiorilllable.4lollpiwommt to ea unnoieseary Alva, E. W. less suummdrs amok sew from tbe sods faction Mat the promo mike will Aid e reecho* of IA successful performweergalliqj the bell Oder an Gann', • • • Pans Szvatizrzysaa. SOUTH AMkRIC.44 Tiale tenon arrived at Liverpool fitifit gneiss/ Ayres, is the bearer of newspapers and letters kale thence to the 25th March. The folloaing will be found to be the substance of their contents : The dispute with Captain Fabian, of his Illiajesty's ship Orpheus, seems to have arisen from the circum stance of his Laving assisted several Spanish officers taken at Monte Video, and prisoner,' On their parole at Buenos Ayres, to make their escape, and having received them on board the frigate ; as also the Ame rican, William P. White, a notorious character. The Government of Buenos Ayres claimed these persons to be landed again at Buenos Ayres ; and, on the refusal of Captain Fabian, a correspondence took place, in which the Govegsment adverted to the old complaint of the British nivel officers assisting, con trary to law, in the conveyance of gold and silver out of the country. The result was, that the Gc -vernment orderefl the British signal-staff on shore to be diaeontinued, and the naval officers to be searched on their landing and embarking on the Mole, until Captain Fabian should be relieved by the arrival of his successor on that station. On this order being communicated to Captain Fabian, he proceeded with the frigate eighteen miles down the river, and signi fied his intention of proceeding to England, in order to justify his conduct to the British Government. Anussurance was given, that the British residents should receive the same protection and encouragement as before. A private letter from Mendoza states, that on the 7th of March an ezpress had arrived there from San. deg. de Chile, with advices that Colonel Marco, the new Captain-General, continued his rigorous mea sures, and that commodore Brown was then cruizing between Valperayso and Coquimbo, capturing and destroying many vessels. The Gazette of the 9th of March contains a dispatch from General Rondeau, dated Headquarters, Geacale, February 18, giving an account of Major Araoa de la Madrid having completely tinned a corps of 500 Lima troops, which, under the command of Brigadier Antonio Maria Alvarez, had rapidly advanced upon him near Loruaguasi; after their defeat they were pursued to near Santiago de Colagayta, to which only 200 men escaped. General Rondeau praises the disposition of the population ; and adds, that his present position , secures to him a free communication with the coast, with Santa Cruz de la Sierra and'Tarija. FRENCH PAPERS. LEGHORN, JUNE 10. The following has been posted up on our 'Change : 44 Port St. Charles, June S. " A bark has just arrived here from Bona, the master of which gives the followinv particulars of the massacre at Bona on the 25th of May :--1 he tort having fired a gun about ten o'clock Ms he morning, a general rising took place among the people, who Arm themselves upon the Christiana, massacti: g them wkb small arms and bayonets. The fort also kept up a lire of cha:a -allot: more than 220 Christians fell a sacrifice. Among the barks as mbar in the roads were 100 Neapolitan under the Englids 14,27 Sicilian, and 73 French. Of this number about 100 have escaped. All accounts agree in stating, that the English Vice- Consul perished on this occasion : his brother escaped with dif ficulty." We have yet no details as to the events at Tunis, 'nor those at Constantinople. It is said that the French at Tunis were exempted from massacre. PARIS, JUNE es. A Swiss Journal, dated the 12th. contains the fol• . lowing s —" General De:sale and the Advocate Favre, both arrested some time ago for their political con duct, have been transferred to Piedmont, and shut up in a fortress. The former appears to have beta closely implicated in the conspiracy which broke out in France last month. There is the more reason foe surprise oft this conduct of the General, as for a year' past he had received particular indulgence both from the French and Sardinian Governments t the latter having, on the intercession of the King of Prussia, consented to forget Dessaies reprehensible conduct, both at the period of the invasion as well as during the usurpation of Bonaparte, and to permit him to reside at Thonon, the place of his birth, near Geneva." Last night the Opera of the Caravan was per. formed at the Court Theatre in presence of a stry brilliant assemblage. The King sat in the centre box, having on his right Monsieur, the Duke d'Angoit. lame, and the Duchess if Berri ; on his left, Madame *the Duchess d'Angouleme and the Duke de Berri the Duchess Dowager of Orleans and the Prince of Conde: were in a box on the right of the King. On the 19th the King of Sardinia, presented by tke hands of his Ambassador to Marshal Jourdan his portrait enriched with diamonds. Marshal Jourdan Was formerly Administrator-General of Piedmont. The Prevotal Court of Rouen has sentenced Jean Paul Berranger to five years' imprisonment and 2,000 fr. fine, for writing and procuring to be read an' infamous libel on the memory of the unfortunate Louis XVI. A new example of renouncing the world has just been given in a distinguished rank of life. M. Eit ward de Malet, soft of the Count de Malet, Marechal de Camp, and formerly Chamberlain of Monsieur, has seried with distinction, made several campaigns, and received honourable wounds. He obtained the Cross of honour, and quitted the service to marry the only daughter of Baron de Jumilhac, Member of the Chamber of Deputies. Finding himself a widowen and without children, he has taken the resolution of consecrating himself to the ecclesiastical life. • The Manager of the Royal Manufactory of the Gnbelins having discovered in that establishment some busts of Bonaparte and his son, which had been carefully concealed, ordered them to be broken to p:ecelin the presence of all the workmen. This ope. ration was accompanied with cries of rivals Roi l This discovery, while it litives no doubt as to the tree sentiments of the heads of this manufactory, whio have been' dismissed by the King. will assuredly silence those oase should allow had fora lung time ca*d for. compel tax Pe üb t l h ic enj oi s t e in l ig e n s me who atu r e