Star. — London, England, 1815-06-08 00:00:00

• • • to the passions of not Miens* struggling against m vernal fac;inn and foreign coalition. The iedtion of t h e present day is pot like the, insurrection of 1793, toun ded on popular discontents and prejudices,, The inhabitants of La Vendee , know that it is not for their cause that it is wished to arm them. What lvive thy h to hope for from their devotion ? The re establishment of tithes, feudal services and rights, de. v ,,t4tion 4ndareseks,cre. The Emperor went through . phd he received from the multitude crowded . round him testimonies of respect and .joiration, which were commanded by the splendour a the diadem, whole entriniy is covered with his benefits ; t h e enlargement of citket i the repairs of churches, the *ening of roads and es:Ws are monuments of his d o ns, which time and ingratitude will not destroy. agitators can rho longersioNroke the interests of re. and the mbnarchy, .as the • Emperor restored the Throne and the !Altar. They have no longer any aedit with a , people so often sacrificed to the ambi tious passions of individuals—Aey excite the pity of I .e inhabitants of the touritry-4hey wander about in ;le woods—they disseminate fears of levies of rhea, IA by this means they have led away young people, ,ad inspired them with a taste for vagabondege, .hich they 'exercise in a Most disorderly way. Thus Governmeht has not to comhatnn iniurgent po 7.ulation, but a population friendly to peace, which ought to protect against the sedit?out who with to :n.lead it. The cantonments which were withdrawn ac about to re : ester the departments .of att !.loveable oolu`nuts will. pursue and dittoes , the :hies. who can now be' punifrhsci .tout iniestige :ad without error. — The riefects;'to isimed seasurcs, meet ordeirio very so f outoilo ilar he absentees, either supposed with foseigooph ul am he armed assemblages. These lists to be seekto the mperi.l Procureurs charged with deciding if thou Is vcasion for the penalties of the Imperial I)eoree of lie 6th April ) 1809." [tomtit NNYNAONINNARY or SUNDAY mamma) The grand head-quarters will be established at *Aim co the sth instant. Nine persons wbo were emigrating in a boat have cen arrested ' , off Honfleur, by a cutter of the State. The Wade. a Brussels newspaper of the 27th of lay, announces that Louis XVIII. has made a Testy with Russia. Austria, and Prussia, by which engages to pay 40 millions to each of these Powers i:er they shall have repliced him on his throne. TkIE Mk:XING STAR. bOi'V DUN . ','"wr"',•'.. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1815. atCE OF stoexs this DAY Al' TWELVE O'CLOCK. Reduted Stft—i.c 01 Cc. 7:l—Cous. bhut—he els Se Navy for opg. se—Strip 2 pre.—Bonds Ss. es. pr. Exchequer Belo U. dis. to Ss. pre.—Lottery 'l. kis day, at half.past one o'clock, Mr. Ha se COMinnililla the Stock itr.haage, that the CUAIICSUAII .1 die UAW :La would be prepared to receive, WI Saturday ant, at deem -'dock , the Proposals of sock Diadems as may be &skew ea t come Contractors for the cassias Las. Stocks fel lacoasew vales One-lielf per Cone. Last night the Paris Papers of Sunday, and to-day .olt of Monday arrived. We have given copious tracts. No doubt can now be entsetainad of B► trAletil l t &pithily Wits oxiirk: Voila ..ell review and military levee on Monday. The Chambers of teen and of Rapeessmatives WC severally commenced their sittiagas the deist of r;se latter was very sproariess—they conducted them. Ives like a rude and onniannerly set of alehouse Amid these higher scenes of the drama, there is a k:nd of underplot acting to amuse the French people. tae PAUL Watt): ea has published a pamphlet, in hich he charges the Allies with having already par. coned France•in their Cabinets! This is dedicated, it ought, to Monsieur CANNOT.--No mention what 'll is made or MURAT in the above Papers. PARIS, JUNE S. To the list of Peers given yesterday the following tines may be added. viz. Couuts Gann, Emeriti*, Alexander de la Roehefsocauk, goire, De yam'', (not the Doke of that name) de Timone ' ay, Feria°, Chuiseal-Pradio, d'Ainee, Marshal Bloat, 'corral Beaumont, Forbin-Jansen, Mule, Cleftlan:, de Beau ' au, Clausal, d'Erlon, Gerard, Reilly, Lemaruois, Lo x tube, Cambronoe, and M. /Mitre. The English army of Belgium does not appear at 1 easy in its position: every thing is ready far .owing up the bridges en the Lys and the Upper '':heldt, and the Dui:* of Wellington is at this seich, ....ern breaking up and unpaving all the roads leading! Tiornay. He does not think himself strung it bhould seers, to act on the olfensive he expect, on tae contrary, to be attacked self ? , LOURItIi Lhc riAORDISIMIT or MONDAY 111011NUICje His Majesty will tins day hold a parting tirriew of e troops in Parir. .I.trshal Souk, It..la;or-General of tie Army, 1411 t of to-nib -ht. General Co' rbincau has arrived at Patis from La endee. Certain movements among the troops on the fron 'tali:save no doubt whatever as to the speedy cum. ..lescement of boa:l4in. The Grand Marshal dettmnd) sets out this even -13 for Leon. The Emperor will set out tO.MOfIVW. A letter from Geneva contradicts the intelligence the passage of Austrian troops by the Simplon ad Mount Ccnis. Intelligence (robs Genoa, of the 20th of May, an. ounces the t a ring of Aittooa. The fortress still ad out. Letters from Laval announee,,thet the Authorities f the place, alarmed for the attacks of Insurgents, ave, as a measure of precaution, sent off the public lens. nem was, on the 14th of May, a great icimmo.. Cell at Naples. The 14 . 4delaigitarils, aide,' by 6053 gollhair trooPs. SUCOetad iii appeasing the pepolAe. This morning s,ivera corpi wf troops I?ft Paris. CHAMBER GE REPpaBENTATIVES; JUNE M. BaANClay tbst oldest Dian Piesent,, was called to S t, • The name of General Rapp was restored to the list of Deputies, he having nnly declined the honour of attending the Champ de 1014 i, but not thit of being Representative, as at first ioniidered bye mistake. M. &Boat—l demand that in all tune corning nol tide shall be given to. any of us ifs the Wattles oil otherwise, but that of RepeseitaAm. Libel! and; equal' Y inloeial order animate us; why therefore shotll we revive the odious tide[ of 'Dukes , and' Peers, and .Counts, and Chevalfers.—(Cowl sear. isers.).—Our President must dbly be pia hair para. We ought to enjoy here not only Oki cal liberty, but that equality which is the charm el society, and generates 'Glop and confidence anion* Ulf!). [The Orator having rambled on in this way fa some time, asnid loud murmurs, it was at leng* dis covered that he .was reading his speech, tplhich be kept artfully concealed in his hat. A cry of Mier! Order ! Chair ! Chair then broke forth). - 114.Susurr, with a Thud voice--I insist that w• • it• mokilitx boob hat • [Hese the• %pear increased, ;d the .ointor was silenced, by being reminded that the Assembly was not yet legally constituted]. The PIIIMUDINT then read a shuffling letter from M. Carnet, in which he declined communicating the list of Peers created by Bonaparte until they were. fairly assembled. Hereupon M. bum, sitting on his scat, proposed with a loud voice that no business should be done un til this list was communicated. Another uproar com menced: M. Dupin flew to the tribune, tore Cunot's letter from the President, and was going to speak. He was not allowed to proceed, in consequence niche confusion. After considerable conflation, the Members seve. rally left the Hall, to give in their votes tar Pre. sident in an adjoiaing room 4027 voted, and of these $77 won for Languinais, on whom the election, of salumb Esas Thisammis 74kuatts far Flauguergues H.. fit Qameral LuFayette—blerbn itf ua y 45. Isussels , Papas to the 6th of June arrived this `morning. The most interesting intelligence th-y convoy is the account of the landing of an AngloH Seam many at Naples, which has been formally occupied by grANNAND in person. This report is in some measure confirmed by the French Patent received today: they admit that there was an ins u rrection at Naples, which was quelled by ,billiriktasops. We know of no , goglisit troops which could by any possibility arrive there, except from Sicily. We have also received Hamburgh Papers this morning. Tkey contain no intelligence of lissom. It *ill be sten by the Plymouth .latiet;4lo the RH,* frigate sent in another French prize tilk TOW day last. ::. „-s: Dul Yesterday Viscounts Carrutaitaon and Mat utcte had lonag audiences of the PI,II!4CX RA MAT at Carlton House. The Princess of WALES, according to the Vienna Papers, arrived on the 16th of May at Milan. The Princess CUARLOTTE of WALES took an airing yesterday in an open carriage on the Harlow road, ice. The Duchess of ANGOULISSIE and her suite arrived at Sheerness on Tuesday afternoon, about three o'clock, in the Admiralty yacht, attended by Com missioner CUNNINGHAM. Her Highness was received with every possible mark of attention by Adniiral Sir C. RowLav, and, after partaking of some refresh ments at his residence, proceeded in the Admiral's baneto Rochester, on her way to London. b, Marquis and Marchioness of HUNTLICV wore in excellent health, at Amsterdam, on the 17th.ult. ready to set out fur Rotterdam, on heir way to Great Britain. They bad come from Switzerland by Ail la,Chapelle, and had not, on their whole journey, .met with the, slightest interruption. Sir WILLIAM BIAMIOVOIIII, one of the Puisne Judges of Bengal, Is coming home noon his pension. Sir 10IDI NEWAOLT, of the Madras Bench, is to go up to ,Bengal to succeed him ; and Sir EDMOND STANLEY leaves the office of Recorder of the Prince of Wale.% \lsland, to succeed Sir JOIN NEWOOLT, at Madras. Public notice was yesterday given at the Mansion House, that all Aliens tending in this city who have arrived in the country since the Ist April, 1814, are to deliver in their names to the Loan Mayon, who will giant them provi.ional *licences to ezaipt them from the penalties to which they would otherwise be subje W cted• • INDSO . R * Jnua 7.—On Monday the IC:No's birth. day was celebrated here. A grand regatta was given on the River Thames by the gentlemen of Eton, the. ; they started twin Windsor, the boats being hand somely decorated, the gentlemen wearin suitable dresses; the band of the sth regiment were in each boat, their playing had a mom alikoll6l effect on the water. s A great crowd of speetallii_, were collected on the occasion on both shore:lfni river. They proceeded up the river to See* Hall, where they were regaled with soars refresh& inents. They returned in the same older al thil lint% In the evening there was a grand Meth of am works and other rejoicings I the bosses o li Prie ROA tradesmen and theysibrapal inns Welt heilltatAillat minated.4.Yesterdey, at Warm twat** tiw Queen, the Patscatiet, •attended br their Wigs is waiting, the Duke of CLAIIInitn, lee: left the Cattle for Ascotteath races Is tete open co:triages. . the Oanneo Lei a _ taco the service, with the *nay of the the • of a Nokia. imam& , General Mac. and 78th Regi• Legion, the telel ailli. ock t this helm; ail hoard a orthe watt* toed Onattas . brougla up wititing convoy from the Downs. and wersd with them.— above we ob• forth ForeLtnd, The last column of ,the Russian, corps, under Ge- neral Count Langerou', arrived on the. 3tl of May at Lemberg. in Gallici.t. The'Whole corps consists of 4 1401 men, and 26,000 hones, with a great p.trk or artillery. The PRINCE REGENT lIIIUMIECIO town on Wed. nesJay night from the Races. It is in contemplation to establish a new Fox-hun ten' Club in Yorkshire—no man to be admitted who has not broken three ribs, at least. The President must have broken a limb, or dislocated his collar bone at a leap in chacel The Italian wits call JOACHIM MURAT " The Dis mounted King I" A little month ago, the Paris Papers contained a Proclamation from JOACHIM NAPOLEON, in which he said, aditessing the Italians —" The moment is come when great destinies must be acciimplished—, let every foreign domination disappear from the Italiaa l soil I" His Majesty We lee was pretty accurate as to the subject matter of his•prediction, though it ap. pears he made a small mistake as to the particular hereon. We rejoice to hear that a Bill is to be brought into Parliament to fix the age under which children "shall trot be admitted into manufactories • to. limit. the hours in the day beyond which th ey shall no; be worked; and to secure some portion of useful instruc tion to these little beings. . A Gentleman, during the course of the Lotteriea dean last year, was in the habit of bespeaking the No. SVH, but tltts;kflit tbarbieadvsmces were slighted, by neveesittriki tSere dial his own stoney tea, dig . - continued doing se f ,and to his great mortificittion this number Is the very next Lottery was drawn a prize of 421),000, and became entitled to 4120,000 more, as being the first draws prize above-0/s.—This *cis-. Cullinance being generally known accounts for the perseverance with which those who bed favourite numbers in the late Lottery, continue Meth in the present, end proves that Fortune's Motto ii " Woo me t Witi Frolll . lol Americin Paper of the 12th of May : " 'Cimarron, JAMAICA" Anti. t. " l'lrty-three Spanish Gentlemen arrived in tne schooner Carona, frees Cardinals. We learn by them, that the inhabit• tams of that city were In the greatest consternation, owing to its beingtsairtained that General Bul verb a the head of an army from Santa Fee, was within half a league of Canhagens— Bluainew was, in eanoeqsatee, completely at a stand. " The convoy . from Mexico, laden with six millions of specie, and a quantity of cochineal and other valuables, arrived at Mapes (about ItS leagues from Vera Cruz) en the lint of November last, and although there was en rumens* body et troops with them, they bad not reached La Vera CrtM, In consequence of the insurgents being very numerous, when the flapoir brig left that pun. " On the 15th of January General Avner, at , the head 'of 1400 Royalists, left La Vera Cruz for the Interior, sad was et tacked by s body of insurgents, when the General and several Officers were wounded, and they were cocdpelletko return to La Vera Cruz an the Inch." note . The following remarks are extracted from the Na tional latelligencer: they may be considered as express ing the sentiments which the Government of the United States think on the subject of European po litics% . " We babe nothing to hope, nothing to ask, from the favour of any foreign power. Franke is the same to us, whether.rufed by Napoleon Or Louis, by a King or an Emperor. We owe no enmity to Lotilst we owe no debt of gratitude to Napialeen. commerchd edicts of the latter had injuriously affectedslut maritime rights, though they teased to do sO before his late calk; and were not renewed by his successor. It is alike the hatred and the wish of free America tosajoy peace and friendly intateourse with all he woe id, and to avoid estartglement in the politics of Europe. Nothing hut irigraut invasion of our rights, Weds as we ‘ re heretofore experienced , Ca., draw US frOUS that position. e desire from the European Powers, only an. ob servance of that respect to our rights which is due to the rights of Amery independent nation. This respect, let us hope, will be ocrupidisusly paid by the ruler of Francis, who bas seen, and, is emulsion with the rest of the world, cannot bet have duly appreciated the. virtuous struggle of this young ration, in d• lanes of its violated rights which has jest se honourably . ter /MAIO& We have then, nothing to apprehend from this tnag event, Ideas k be that in the mot of *tar between liglitr i Z Francs, which le probable, our neutral rights may be .ssisamolleig, and regalia dam arm of the aides to be again stressed em so vildhate tMat. This is a senate esedsgeney; se whisk go seek racy to deprecate it. * %Ipso titonshalo, It 'peen to as, lest thk k as et thew seemeseas ea white sir teensy may wen be assess. Had is sewed bait the .talsbadin It the war, wort American wadi rojeket at k, do woe s:dna the power of the nada with *White wen ask win. Jlut s as Wogs are, We see no stag In sands li zlc slew, .*raver be our Indkidad prw jedlastst to NOW,. sky sere taws we de to *Arm at abs ristetedmu AIPOLeOII. 9I The ltsputilic.ait Navy Board has been organindt sad Conasodoia Itaahaisi with Captains Heave. and Foam s WO bees nomihatnd Cniunissionhes. ~.- r. 22101 a trims queramine the Cuff rd and Thetis transmit.. Staled his MAjesty's,ships Pm:m ega, Clasen,. and ,Otwanp e with about l$ sail ur traniportii, fortirk, to '! 114 traits, arid dicl)llphim 41 to the Westward----/Ille return of f , ur •brav v from America fiat kept us in an en!iveued state for Woe time past. This town is now much fre quented as a watering place, and perhaps it Tviig:.t be Justly admired as being sist little, it any to the tint place of fashidn m this country ; th excel lence of the walks and rides, with, to Ki the different .V2eied scenes coatinually occgpying . tbe atlantialit s ever render it a place a t sleet leant. ag44 0 ,117NE . , Arrivad.: the •. women gan-brit- from Por:s. • mouth ; and tie Latoni t Lnvtr. , Gel) Demand*, and sailed for the River. Sailed the Fox:trAiND sloaP of war with a convoy of transports wilf, troops tor Ostend, and the liata:r gun-brig on a elf Beachy Head.—Wind S.W. HARWICH, JUNE T. No arrivals : Sailed ilie Lark packet, 4vlch a mail for Holland; and - Henry Freelmg packA, with mail for Hambiirgh. • . .• • • to the pat:icon of .swittlemblf. struggling against iu• vernal faction and foreign coalition. The iedtion of t h e present day is pot like the, insurrection of 1799, toun deti on popular discontents and prejudices,, The inhabitants of La Vendee know that it is not for their cause that it is wished to arm them. What llsre th e y,, to hope for from their devotion ? The re. i es tablishment of tithes, feudal services and rights, de. v ,,t4tiOrt 4nd.maska,cre. The Emperor went through y a . phd he received from the multitude ihich crowded . round him testimonies of respect and which were commanded by the splendour I a the diadem, 4, nit whole countiy is covered with his benefits ; t h e e nlargement of citket t the repairs of churches. the t * ening of roads and canals are monuments of his rdbrts, which time and Ingratitude will not destroy. The agitators can no longersinVoke the interests of re. t and the monarchy, as the • Emperor restored the Throne and the 41tat. They have no longer any aedit with a , people so often sacrificed to the ambi- t ious passions of andividuals=ihey excite the pity of I .e inhabitan ts of the - country—they wander about DI I 'e woods—they disseminate fears of levies of then, 4 IA by this =tans they have led away young people, a ,ad inspired them with a taste for vagabondege, ivhich they 'exercise in a Most disorderly way. Thus Governmett has not to comhat'an iniurgent po- 7 .ulation, but a population friendlt to peace, winch 1 ,aught to protect against the seditbut who wi to 4 .1 . 1. lead it. The cantonments which were withdrawn I ae about to re..enter the departmeats .of iLe belie. !.loveable oolu`mns will. pirate* and disarms , the :hies. who coo now be' punifrhsci iniestige :ad without error. — Thtt riefects;'t4l - lewd seasons, meet ordairis very son:ha 111. he absentees, either supposed with foseigooph at am he armed assemblages. These lists to be seakto. the 7 mperi.l Procureurs charged with deciding if thin* Is vcasion for the penalties of the Imperial I)ecree of lie 6th April ) 1809." (catmitat exrit.tottaleAßY or SUNDAY mamma) I The grand head-quarters will be established at *Atm no the sth instant. Nine persons who were emigrating in a boat have 1 cen arrested,, off Honfleur, by a cutter of the State. The Oracle, a Brussels newspaper of the 27th of lay, announces that Louis XVIII. has made a 'reaty with Russia, Austria, and Prussia, by which engages to pay 40 millions to each of these Powers i:er they shall have replied him on his throne. a. _ • . TkI.E E.V.E.NESIG STAR. • 4-ICO,N . DOISL • 1 . 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1815. RICE OF STOCKS tHIS DAY At rwiLvit ovLocit. Reduted sift —c pet Ct. 7s—Osae. slist—fte Aim a Navy for opg. 85—Strip 2 pre.—Boods Is. es. pr. Exchequer Bells U. dis. to Ss. pre.—Lottery Prods. ".`. his day, at balf.past one o'clock, Mr. Ha sa coonareisila . . •.• ‘ 7 , i - , 4 .4 , . for • • :,• ......____ . Pkt,-Ifir . "ir,'Z-A-1 ~..•*-^i itt,-4 ' • i• - :; .• • fra . • 1 1 / 4 kit TOriatliilL - ' - ' . --- 1 .4. 4 " • 'nit imilmotailithAppleteets. ea their being' ' ..i ' • ifiti.l Tmis re h. ~, . . ~„. calla; outthe ositt o‘ ,; Aleditionedos destined far" 1' - - Ass.-1110 . .. am Dee 'reloads •bo asfi)eiton. HorthAed South rill. '• . 4 0 .1 Lithe* ' ,;' a : 1 dittovDerhon. nat. le ti, Solid% Glenceetei• f o vkvev av i Li t :, 1 . : a it l r 4 :t.' - " : • 1 South. ilisnt • Illf?ret X 4, Wlit NariPlk i , s,..D.rd e flunbyrsk . a. a On i Ttes - T in ni l . ' q' r lit Ratty i i ip s. Ist TossordiarileFs i II - ditto, Wised • - 4 ... ; Wire - 9 1 , s br ia e , eg .r e o s. m _ueno3 Worcester, ~ 011, and Ist M eat !fork. .. deweri.. ll" l . o , atet s Th e *e dam * il , n es 4 4641 .1d1 . u f rhe ste later Cir. : Ay 4l:rri fts :"Ad iii 913 't* da dais.--Wind N s N iir , ll. li i ; °L it • e Tt. ' . 4 are isoluieg• k• , • - • p1...,Y51C41T0, SOK G. R - ! .ke . FI : a 2 4 : 13 :1kt ichto on f r z irtl f s ir s ,': l r l e d itvisi still ' - ,____, A._ A___z_ 2... ..i AlTivou the warriow store•ship from the West In. dial; Ake F . reack l94 :::-ti ll ea s ' 1 c: N i s i .111151, • fl on% . ! iffitim. . • ...,.. • Mint iiii depor t f roin li. I s l e Xelittli f9r Brill.f, sistained hy,his Mijestt's ear) Ktitm; the e iiiiisimia. 74, from Portsmouth , and d.: Bif of - =wil e far hoeblid. ram; The ad • of the ita lla kik ete h ave arrived loop of wittreat Liverpool.—Wind S. at Ciateodvaid preeisdis4 to Ns. di *idly under. the • PoiTSMOUTFI; Wit& 7. DOe 4 Wesmealea.. - Arrieed the ,ituiroin ' ship n . . , _.....1 . . llge 'Oil" fres the Olrralte Lallie.c Wive heal Indies. Released fro m eueran.ine the Cis if •rd and Due *some - oron, ma lewd by the Duo of CASON& 1 three in 'Deily, at the dispose' at Q auto; cbesists of the 10114= meat., battalions of the Oink Infantry, aid is Rotel Joao 1.--AniVed at pea r • boa Ostend tb• Resole*. • Re. ass itioge . oat a ~bird rl 4- aino trooper% havuti . • • detidoemplit of , . s. staff liosot. • the M. Light Liraipoos, veer • took their passers w Four P:st. The transports mentioned al serve are ell brought up off the Non CAPTURES BY THE' AMERICANS. . The Windsor Castle packet, from Falmouth for Hal faz. Was taken the 15th of March, by the Roger privateer, and lA' S car ried into Norfolk. . The James and Charlotte, from. Newfoundland to Alicant e was taken on the gist of March, uff the coast of l'oruoa: t the Macedonian Privateer, awl arrived at Cape Aau about the had of April, but has beta restored. . • The Oaten, from Messina to Petersburg, which was taken b the Macedonian on the 14th of February, arrived at hostint the 23d of April. The Tagus, Fir mer. from Smyrna to Loudon, is taken by tEe Brutus prism:err, and waived at Boston 21d Apr!l. The Dundee, Anderson, from London to I; Atia, taken by the Warrior privateer, near Bohla , ou the 12th !'.:arch, and arrive I at New-York 24th April. The Pomotta,•Cu•rie, from Antigua- cc; London, taken lei -t March, in lat. 35. long. si. by the America privitter, :.rrived at Nest York 17th April,. but it restored. • • ICdSTRIBU LION OF PRIZE-MONEY. • Plover, for the Mercury; at 5, Lawrence Pouninerhill, oh Friday; recalled Wednesdays and Fridays. Rosantond, for the Papi4lon ; Venus, for L Determiner ; Supe . rieurei fur Tape a l'Cßil; and Circe,for Austerlitz, this day I re. called at if, Chancery-lane. Orpheus, for the Vroik Fioegina and Vyf Gevesters; will b.: recalled at 41, Norfolk -street, on Tuesdays and Fridays. Ranger, for the Mediae:ran and Saeteebow, on Friday, ana recalled" above. s Menet*, for l = risavi6 fat to Hitondelle, on Vridag, at v.% Esiertstesett, humid; . recalled Tinder% arolFridaya. &M OM, EAST INDIANIASC....-A letter his been re-` ceived from Captain Moms, of the late B..ngal East Indiaman, stating the partictilars of the _f I ,Ss of that valuable ship. It appears that the gunner went tothe gun-room to examine a small cask of rum, of about '25 gallons, w!.ich was suspected to have leaked ; in attempting to force the hung tighter in the cask, it unfortunately flew out, when the efff ivia im mediately communicated with a candle which he held in a lantern in his hand. Slch was the rapidity of the flames, that every attempt to check thtir pro. gress proved ineffectual ; and, notwithstanding the most zealous exertions of the ship's el (wh:ise con. duct was highly meritorious), in less thin an hour she sunk a blazing wreck. Above 20 per'sons• have unfortunately perished, chiefly occasioned by the sinking of busts alongside, among whom was •Cap ? taut NawEta., of the Alexander ; Mr. E. B. 13aitak:it, Second Officer of the Surrey ; and Mr. MiLat:it, Midshipman of the Bengal. One of the Lieutenants, and the Master of the MALACCA, also perished on the occasion. Ail the females and children were saved.—The Bengal was richly laden, and was to have tailed on the following day for England. COURT OF KINoI BENCH, JUNE 7. • SMALL POI. J. Barnett was brought up to, receive the jiio 'meat of the Court, upon an indictment which charged him with causing to be exposed several children in an in fectious state with the small poi in the public street'. Thedefendant had,suffered judgment to go by delallit, and from the facts disclosed in the liffideiVilS, it ay. peered that he eas an apothecary in Islary•le-bonne, who gratuitously inoeulated for the smut! poz;•and caused the children 'to be carried through the streets to his house. The - affidavit of one woman stated that she carried her child to his imuse to conteh !lira whether she had better hive it vaccinated or 'anew. dated for the Larall pox, an..: he rectunmendea ttfe latter ; and as she saw several children 'in the mem under thr icilitence of the c.fts•Tder, site wai afraid that the child might catch the intection. and tha:, therefore, she might as well have it in.cot .ted that lie accordingly incicu!ased it, and di;ectmt I.er to btiog i► to his house during the pro . ,ress of the disease, which she did, add that many ittlat-:s did the same ; that of . necessity she was obliged to pas: through the streets in her way to the liothe. The defendant, in his affidavit, stated, that he always sited the face or the child to be covered when it was brought, and that it should be taken into ..the fields foi . . air. The Counsel for thelefendant contended that if he was adjudged liable upon this form of indictment. it would amount tma prohibition to inoculate at all , for the small pet, as did no more th an inoculate in the coarse of - his professional duty. The Court said, if a person chose to inoculate for the small pox, it must be done in a mode not clan. trefoils to others. 'rhe persons, when la a state of mfeetion, Must not be tamed into the haunts ot men. He was sentenced to 'six months imprisonment in the King's Beath, - _.l. 1 Die , , uenoz I