The Sun. — London, England, 1820-06-10 00:00:00

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LADI BS AND GENTLEMEN, N OMITHSTANDING the Dumber of Vs.les which. have appeared in my favour at the Close of the Ballot of yesl6 - day, for the Election of a Director, is not con siderable, I am by no means discouraged at to result. The arowed coalition of most p . owerful Parties in behalf of one of the hig•bly ri•spectable indivdrials who has come for ward to the Ballot with me, aod the length of time the other, who has been successful on this occasion, has been engaged in acquiring your Patronage, added to his Navin; been pr e viously trice-at the Ballot, hail almost precluded the expec tation of succeeding on a first attempt. After mature consideration, however, 1 was resolved to .try the issue, and the result has proved sufficiently encourvg ng to induce me to porsevere in my eXorts. I beg leave to announce ttryou very respectfully, that I am d• termined again to SuMnit my pretensions to your decisimr, whenever a vacanl:y shall occur, and I shall do so with every confidence that your liberal patronage, and the activity of my friends, who are now at liberty to extend their support. to me, will crown our neat attempt . with entire success. To those Ladies and Gentlemen' who have favoured me' wit!, their support, and my partieolor friends, who have con tinned firm ttt their attachment in this Fast trymg contest, f beg to convey iny mo-t cordial, acknowledgments, and will (Ivor feel anxious to, testify ntw 4rat it honour tielle, • Ladies and Gentlemen, • With the bighest respect, • • - Your most - obedient and humfile servant, 4 - A Bit AILIAI WELLAND. , 89, Parliancl-place, June io, 1820. OUTRAGES OF THE RABRLE. VO'pt . THE LAST DAY. -• ALL MUST B 1 DRAWN L ARROLL, stieLONMACTOR, begs to int , !: • 15.:1' press upon t 1) enlitic, thAt triie annals of Lotteries du Itut,fusuista such another instance as the. pres ent [FARTHER PARTICULARS] INSOLVRNT LAW. • Some d,isgracettd scenes took place .at the Ives , end of the Me:ropolis Gin Thorsday night,,in con seq,ience Ot the silly determinaiion of a owe of the lover orders to compel the iniuthitants to Monti. irate iPeir honiea in honour of. the girecs. P . m o • per precautions were tapted :by the Magisoacy to preserve the peace : and all the police ut Row. street, MarlborOugh.stteet, aiitt Other offices, were dispersed in various parts of the town to check , any tumult 410:13 proceedings OW 18 , gm be tempted, butt they were - onah:e, in many plaoo, to contend- with the mob. MR. EntTQR was" amitsedon -reading the observations in the Morning Chronicle of to-day, on the proposcdsappointment of . three.Coiumis *loners in the Insolvent Court, to see how t en . doily it handled the suhjecr : it etould no con sistently observe silence, and therefore it Lipper- , cd untortunatkly ,that the pr•opo%ition to add io " the patronage of the already enortnou• itiftie nc e of the Crown in Westminster H,11" should have originatEd with ia slaunch Whig t; btu! it come !rOm the other side of the House, We sh - tinld have been-it:ding:A with , the cry of a rink job, and possibly the proposal of private Courts t might have Wooed the p.trty to remind us pretty forci bly of the Star Chamber. Now, Sir, I (to not think 20001._ it year to the Commissioner of the 16tonvent Court Ooe,faribing too much, nor do I agres with the, Morning Chronicle in thinking that the office of Commissioner of. that Court " re. he Nleer' i t i o l twoo I), 1. It lig GRAND sTATK OF Tll2-AHEEL. ONLY•oIE DAY TO i?RAW. 4 Prizes Of '46,0001,_ '• 4 4 4 10 afi iopr. tool. &c. &z. Money and Consols, and ALL IN ONE DAY,. FRIDAY, 23d nits MONTH, • when the Lottery finishes. INDRAWN TICKETS and `BARES are Sellint /MU'S Offices, 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-sttset, LotAdon, . Chi at all his Agents in the G►nntrg. -4 CARROLL Shared and Sultl.iu the, last fe4Montfis, 2,387 30,0001. 7,003 B,OOOl. 706 21,0001. 2,226 2,41001. 2,346 20,0001. Ca►liolic! • the rul In 'Smith Andley-street, ,the greAtest riot and confnsion pretailed, anti the Most (taring tleprefta lions were domontted. The window fs o .several houses were broken beeittse the iultabitant<4 reloSett to light tip, itatricolatly of th.st in which the. s Fitaclarrnee eeside, in Atitiley-agnare. The co,itii.iled it, -ttie street tirrt;l pa'st 12 o'clock, when 114eir . 0' . 151)41-Silini itt;tht , r violence became s ) manifest, that it is deemed pi wivut to can. .the aid of some of the Lite Gaards to clispeest them This was soon effected without any ac• cident. "nt" time IP • i e e an 0 11 ' 15 0 ,1 it the Lt''' h l !tore thol lg O iu ion 8111° N 'Al.st ssitsu ti IlesoWO° EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY. UNIVERSITY IN I'ELL4GENCE. In the course of the evening, gangs of fellolvs were running from street to street calling out " light, light !" anti smashing the windows where their 'demand was.not complied with, in Alan chester• square, Poet rrtan squAre; and all the neigh bouring streets this species of outrage_ was most extensiv,ly practiced. A most serious attack as made Upon the iNlarquess of Herlod's mansion in Mahcbester-square. Searcely,a pane of glass %vas lot nob! oken in the whole house, .and the windows, even to the framei, on the wound floor were at) much shattered, that the sashes' were re moved and new ones substituted. • . • rzgli OXFORD, Junk{ 9 —On Thnrsclay, last John Champ , eve Minchin was admitted Scholar of New Col.ege. , Frictaylast Theophilds filthlulph. of Colkge, and of the county of Glou. ewer ;. o.waid 3oyeph Cooss.vell, Of the County ot Ken .Anti George I)avies-Kent, 'of the .coun ty of Lincoln, were atittiitted Scholars of , Corpus Christi College. The same day in full COIIVOCR. ti( 1 1) e sum of two hundretrimund s was give!, out i.t the Universtiv Chest in aid of the fundlor rehiiil,'ing St. MArlin,s Churph. Also, in to COD grrga on, the to1loo•ing Degrees were cOn- . ferret! : quires few other qualifications than common tense and integrity ;" nor do I assent to the fact sta:cd, that thi. ditties of. the Commissioner , of tife In solvent Court do not exceed than of a Commis sinner- of Bankrupt ; nor •dci I see• so'Striut en analogy between the two as the Morning Chronicle se'es. The.Conunissioneriof the In4ol•venr Co3rt pasecti 0 ot p . 0 , (Jorfo o ble tcreialy , to CO' possesses many powers the Commissionees of Bankrupt- do not possess. He Chri e the tit the OLD STATE LOTTERY • OFFICES, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CILI.KING . CROSS, respectful' , acquaints his best Friends, the Public, that all those TICKETS and SHARES which he or his Agents sold bet‘ieen 13th M , y and Ist June, the Purchasers Way receive beck their Money for, if presented on or before NEXT / UESDAY, THIRTEENTH INSTANT. But if not brought in and the Money claimed on or before that day, they catiaot receive it after, but must keep their 'Tickets or Shares, if afterwards drawn Blank or Prize, or in tact, if preciously drawn ; it therefore is particularly incum bent on every pvrion who has not exammed is Number; to lass so , immediately, fur after the 131 h all the advantage - ceases. The LOTTERY finishes drawing on the 4311 Instant, on tchieh day the Four SzC•ck Prizes of 30,0001. and the 33 other Capitals must be drawn. (There are 14,000 TICIOUS to Draw.) WARRANTED I , NDR ITN TICKETS and SHARES are tow Selling by BiSH, 4.'"OIINHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS, and by Iris Agents in tbeCouptry. • Various apparent inducements hare been held out at dif ferent periods of this Lottery, mat the Casio:l:yrs at BINH'S Offices may rest as•uved, they have had, and. will have, *very adv,ritage the Scheme may he said to possess, although BISI4 is not the Cwitractor, nor has any concern in the Lot tkry or management. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, price tiss In an Octavo Volume, illustrated with Engravings, IIIE I'fALIAN CONFECTIONER; 'or, Complete Economy of Desserts: coqtai fling ttie. Elements of the Art, ;a:m.1 . 411:g to the most nastier:l and approved prac- Full 'and explicit Directien , s, respecting DI`sTILLA TION, DECORATION, arid MODELLING. jn all their tra nc h est theicang Figures, Fruits. Flowers, and Animals, in Vino; Paste; and the Art of Moulding, Casting, 'a id C omposition Pastes of new and superior quality. •The whole c omprising every information requisite to form the complete C onfectioner, and to enable him to arrange the Embellish isients rd. the Table with taste and elega n ce. By G. A. JARRIN, Ornamental Confectioner, At Messrs. Gtintets, in Bet keley•square. tundOrt: Printed far Jobn Harding, 36, St. James's- street. This Day was published, - •• In Royal Octavo, price 21. 2s. in boards, A TREATISE of the LAW of PROVERTY, i t t , l l . 4r n i r k i rl i , ,i g hoar the RELATION between HUSBAND By R. B. — DON'NISON ROPER, Esq, Of Gray's Inn, Barrister at Law—containing, hall• I. Curless , . • e. Discontinuan c e by Husband of Wife's Estate. Z. Leases of Wire's Estate. 4. Ho&band's power to charge Wife's Estate. S. and C. Husband's Interest in and power over Wife's Personal Estate. 11071;.Wife's Equity for a• Settlement out of her choses in ac 8. Marriage Settlemenis. power. • 10 . Rae of Dower by Jointures. it. Other modes of barring Dower. 12 . Wif e ' s P ower over h er H us b and ' s rea l E states. '3' Wife's [Werra in her Husband's Personal Estate. Mll-• H usband's Covenants to leave his Wife's personal ate, arid her title as next of Kin. xUseffects of Marriage on prior Acts and Agreements of -4 " hand and Wife. - . 16. D isabiliti e s of Covertnre, and exceptions to them. I7.Gifts and All owances by H us b an d an d Wif e . and tsi. Wife's power over her separate Estate. t e t o . Effect of Wife's voluntary Gifts and :appointments of separate Estate.ltestraiib of Wife's power of qisposing by anticipation, r iglifs of het Creditors to her separate Estate. . between Husband and Wife. _ _ _ ADAPTED TO I HE WORK. Printeitliii Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, teet-street, between the Temple Gates.. A 1 , " -A",l I'EHLIOUS PILLS, invented by ED HALLANI, Surgeon and Apothecary. This 3',.,Neretir,kiiti, 'a is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain le tructy 1011 which it. effectuall reinoves whether aris all Inaction or of the Stomach aid Bo y wels, rig from Pl,,,id.anillgestioir, Flatul enc y, or Cold ; Sickness at Sto m a c h, &C. It op era t es by dislodging acrid bile or . uthee site setained .the intestinal canal, and acts . as an 1. 4 the system generally. Free (ruin anyantorwomat be" •Furia! preparations, it is at all times safe; and has . : 44 tion gi ' ven sin g ular good effect during Pregnancy.— . lts ai',l,l-tt particulatly ned to persons of Bilious Habits, 1 4 :Ze il s 1 7: 0 4 0 f rk e:le , titary where a sufficient action of the --1) % OP, mid 'crudities retained in those organs it.iPlettlythroillicing. pains and ilistensiuns, essioe. head and giddiness, or sense of weariness and The e trial will frilly convince the p a ti e nt o f th e i r e ffi cac y. .te inav : d s.t casts of I3ili us or Sick Achs are certainly trend single dose, and in a much shorter time than 'Think s `' v "edited, but t experience. The Proprietot N 4, i t Proper to remold; ttmey . 11 I. f not only to act wi IC! "rt (. uneasiness, but to leave the body, after tin ir iir ral " ly iv su a c ct c l46 ceases, free from that costive s . tate , which eeds the operation of laxative medicines. tek e E at i i l u per ra 4 e 6 'd St. Paul's Church-yard, L o nd o n, x. .koits•Bl3R;,,Vt'here also may he p rocure d, I;ri,;.,j?, sre.uripy, . 1 1'tN: t 1; A N TISCO R B UTIC DROPS, a ittietimatislti, and Serophuluus Vt.. Pet at itte tn. cl.; spensary, 15, Soho-sqtrare, Loudon, price 1' G,l. 11. is. duty included.. Jiaf also be procared of any Druggist or Dealer few woro Rich as 14' ' r cla i ms bright ie meetiogoo; ich he vi 4s l 0 Induced )t untavourioil e would go r y! I for six or e o f o l icipatioo A lec)? w— the predict then ca „, , - r lit Cat b"1"., i 5 t iii i e w, for O fi s i ;bairtnan i Lo l'0101:1 a l 1 e DY 60,d state ta i pt . 'Y'eteelog iD `vho ere CIO 1"""ty Con 01'111;1 TOl. withio S0 ,111) 04 1 leadingl°,44l I ifyittg sperch i %sfs r x J "ni ani otottied decent 010 Ilealitt and clje' 8. The 0, - le by 1 5 , 1 1: e be i l e Il were sea eat dome of ' lO to th,ll etact ors , it O P if tat ive mint!. Right 11,1) Bishop of, treuttly tolw.d tern of IV n , I's G , and CI etc. were 1 C lO t 0 who al o oining Ole "ng Io or t o i w coon at the (10° After se rvi cCi ty l )rocessiohs to 0 1 ends and soli °, e London men! W,,6 podrof the Lord Pl 7 of Hillrowo'.; I in hi s au ages d e tr 4 s e, r names 191 is 77 Y e ' ', 5 years i 1110 r s ; tie Pot I for ;36 060 Y l . 11, tbs iien• Mr". he Lltdi of 3/, ‘ , # o. laver- 4 9u r , t a 'oct t 4, iiiday. an t d 61 1 ' ter f Roo 7 in NortvitO , 6 ' - 70, t , Ag ~, ed 7o,fr. d ie 1Y Cow tooder ill 0 0 OV, ICarie in • , ,s" 1 TAitts, tri PA"'orf mid ptibtisbe; 411,10 Ilton-stteet, a''t" Adveitiseaien A_ MASTERS oF ARTS. Thos. Phillips. University College, Grand Compounder. Benjamin Satinders Ctil.3ooll, Worcester College. }Littcon College. Rev. riccop. Oeorge Hammond, Fellow of Met ton College. Rev. Charles Herbert Martin, Exeter College # Rev. Alfred Tooke, St. Mary Hall. Rev.-Henry Baker Tristram, Christ Church. George Thomas Au>tea Knight, St:John's College. 8IC:-1 Rion,. OF ARTS. The Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor, Nobleman of Ch. Ch. Francis Joseph Pearce, Esq Exeter College, Grand Com pounder. Oeorge,Fuller Thomas, Worcester College. • William Whately, sew College. Wakon VadeT, and John Parker, Oriel College. wdlion Henry Deane, University College. • Janes Aspinall,} st. Ilar Hall. Fayle, John Forster, St. Edmund Hail. .Thomas Townson Churtori, Scholar of Bras6nosew ---• ikrchet Clive, o` Brasenote College. Richard William Jeff, Henry Lyttelton ;leave, Christ Church. George May Coleridge, Robert Alder Thorpe, Scholar of C. C. C. James Thomas Round, Scholar of Ballot, College. The number of Candidates to whom testinto niums for their degrees were last week given by the Pubic Examiners, but who were not ad. mitred into either of the classes,. amounted to 86.. The Dean and Chapter of Worcester have ap pointedrthe Rev. - Allen Wheeler, B. D. to the Head glaster•hip 01 the College School. The Rev. Dr. Moyeey, Rector of kValcot, has been appointed, by the Bishop of Haiti and Wells, to the Archdeaconry of Bath, vacant by the death of the Rev. Josiah Thomas. The Rev. Dr. Moy: trey has appointed the Rev. Mr. Hiker, Minister of Christ Church, vice the Rev„, Josiah Thomas, deceased. . . ' COAL MARKET, Just 9. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price. 234 Newcastle . 174 ElBs ed to 39s od 6 Sunderland 6 9,2s 0,110 39s 9d COURSE OF EXCHANGE, ~lusE 9. Anistet data Ditto, at Night l2 1 not terdani l2 5 :Intwerp l2 7 Flan:burgh 37 0 cli Us Altana Paris, 8 Day's siblit Ditto tiourdeaux, ditto Ftank (talon the Main Madrid . (..;adiz Billma 34± Effective Barcelona Seville Gibraltar Leghorn Gencia 44 -Venice, Ital. Liv. 27 GO Malta 45 -Naples :Jai Palermo • Lisbon Oporto • soi Rio Janeiro Dublin 5i........ Cork 9 per Cent. BULLION. Portugal Gold, in Coin /.0 0 0 perOz Foreign Galt!, in Bars 3 17 101 New Doubloons New Dollar - 0 4 101 Silver in Bars, Standard 0 5 01 BIRTHS. On the Bth inst. in Powis-place, the Lady of Il r mas Ash more, Esq. of a son. t)ii the Bth inst. in York-street, Portman-sqttare, Mrs. John flanson; of a sun. MA DRIED. On Thursday last, at St. Botolph's, Aldrate t by the Rer. .l. Wart en, Rector of South Warnhorough, Hants, William Wright,' Esq. of Aspic!, Bedfordshire, to Miss Elizabeth Bar ton, dau g hter of John Barton, EN., Secretary to H. it. H. the Dul,e of Clarence,- and Comptroller of His Majesty's Mint. On Thursday last, at Camberwell Church, George Warden, Esq. of Glasgow, to Sally, eldest daughter of Vincent Wanos t rocht, Esq. of Alfred House, Camberwell. DIED. On the 7th instant, at his house, at Walwortb, Mr. Thos. o f Lqwer Thames-street, aged 33. On the sib inst. atEgreniont-house, nuar Harrow-on-the Hill, Robert Hazard, Esq. formerly of Tarriers-house, Bucks and of Kittery Court, in the faulty of Devon. On the Wu inst. at Court of-Hill, aged 73, Thonias Fow ler, Esq. of Court of Hill, in the County ut Salop, and o f Ablwy Cwoibir, its Raduor4bire. Lord. Cary fort's house, 'in- Lower Berkeley strtet, IVB9 also assailed, though not so violently, Ull.l dimest every house in the same sireet -had its ,indowsbrokt.n. Mrs. Beaumont gave a grand entertainment., at her hOuse in Pori man-squarv, on that evening, at widen the Duke of Gloucester, - anti five or six hundred fashionahles were present. The 'molt, seeing . the. house lighted up, proceeded there, and some Police ofiieer! , „ who were. stationed at the hou,e, together nigh a number Of, the visitors' 6ervithis, ijreading.aratiack, madi a charge upon she t l i'less assembly, and after .fteadful battle, a' Into init h i s broken heads were given,. and re ccivetir tie kilter were dispersed. Scarcely a house in. Portland-place escaped them. Those who sobered most by having their windows broken in the above place ,ate, Lord t tif.7miir. Mr. Waits Russell, Sir Tlintnas Lip; Jell, Mr.P.rtikes, Colonel Vivian, Mr, A , tell, C Thompson, Sir Robert Sheffield, Mr. Mur• dock, Countess of Lincoln, &c. " • • The windows of Lord Sidmouth's house, in (Ardor& sit eel, and . of the . Ai dryness of Anglesea's, in Borlington-gardens, were broken. At Lord Sithuouto's, there was scarcely a pane of glass lett whole by the lower The Lite Ginirds were out the greater part of the night, , and paraded the streets in sniall parties. Abukir a dozen young men and boys were ap prehended-in the course of the night, aml held to hail yesterday at Marlborough-street, for break ing windows. There was a strong party of Bow-street officers stationed in the house of each of the Cabinet Mi nisters the grcaier part of the night. Similar precantious were adryted last 1' Maat,aottonott-STREET.--Yesterday, William Mackenzie, Thonias John Me' Adams, Juno Walling, ! John Clay ton, monoi Chandler, "and Edward Sidney Angsud, were hiught up i;y Plank, %Vales, Jefferies, Valentine, and o th er officers, charged with riot, and malting a desperate attack upon the house of Lord Sidmonth, on Thursday night last. The facts are briefly these s—On Thursday night last an ex tensive mob of persons left South Audley-street, and on their road down Iltll-street, broke the windows of the inhabitants, and,. crying. " lights," made a grea,t. riot. On arriving in Ilakeley-square they demolished the whole of the windows 'on the west side. Its Clifford-street, they stopped op posite Lord Sidinunth's residence, where a party had b e en entertained. They assailed the hoilse with stones, mud, and other mit•siles, and ,complaely . demolished the whole of the windows. The inmates were naturally alarmed for their safety ; and Lord Exmouth, who was one of the party, made his appearance, and 'addressed the moh, requesting them, as reasonable'men, to desist from their violent' proceedings, and retire to thotirhabilations. They abused his Lordship, especially Mackenzie,' who was reso lutely taken by Plank and Wales, the otheers, The , vioi.ofe of the mob not being abated, but increased, Lord Exmouth intimated that he and the other Gentlemen were armed, and that farther outrage most nece , sarily urge them to use their :snits. His Lordship was hooted; when he. with the rest - of the partyoallied forth on the mob, and they were ultimatelybver poweted and dispersed. Adams,while his Lordship was pursuing some fellows, was exciting the mob to violence against hint, ind he was taken by Valentine. A similar attack' was nsade at the Marquess of Hiwitord's, Manchester-square. In Port man-square the conduct of the snub was so infamous, that the olherrs using their cutlasses, some of the rioters were desperately wounded. The officers proved the above circum stances, and 'were corroborated by Captain Wilson, of the 20th Light Dragoons. They were all ordered to find. bail. The Magistrates held a conference, and, in order to pursne necessary steps for the preservation of the public peace and the property of individuals, Messrs, Lee and Smart, the High Constables, were sent fur, and received instructions to have extra parish- officers, 1 from each parish, one of whom Should be stationed at the above office, for the purpose of comes lug necessary intelligence to the police, if •the outrages were re peated. EPIVARDS.—EarIy on Monday moriiing George Skene Edwards, alias Gordon, alias Webster, l a tely residing at Cronthie Cottage, was - opine. !tended here by Hercules Foley, jun. messenger . at arms, and ‘Villiam Kennet, constable, on n chatge of entering and searching through sundry dwelling and Other houses in the parish of Skene, armed with'fire-arms. He was sent of for Aber deen the same day, , by the Saxe Cobtug coach, in, custody of the above officers of justice.— (Mon trose Renew, June 5. , ) On Sunday last, as John Watts, of Westbury Leigh, was crossing the road to go to Meeting, be UN down and instantly expired. person from prison, re-examine and re-commit to prison, which cue Commissioner of Baokrupt ,c3nnot. Besides, there are upwards of one bun, dyed and eighty Conimissioners of 13,itilirupt iR London, and only one Commissioner of the In solvent Court ; and as:" the Cotnmis‘ioner 01 the Insolvent Court inestigates as manyenees in one year as all the Commissioners of lionkrupt in the Kingdom, I do not understund how the time occupied in the discharge of the dutiei of - the Commissioner of the Insolvents is not more, a id yet the remuneration ten times the amount" gives to the Conitnis,iuners,uf Bankrupt. • ill hough I do not agree evith the reasonings of the rt titer in the Morning . Chronicle. yet I ern quite clear that three Commissioners for the purpose of adjudicating; i.n the, Insolvent Court are not neces sary; there can. be no advantage in such appoint ments; on the contraty, it the increase or Con:- missioners is to enable them to act as Estmnitiers i n to the Josolvent's concerns out of ,Lourt, it would be highly improper—ir would check exa minations in Court, even thotOi The parties were cissatiyierl-4 and, where it did not so operate, it produce the anomaly of in king the Com m:ssioner Out of Goirt a Judge of is own repot t in Court ; in short, it would he an appeal from himself to himselt. Not so with an Examination before an inferior Officer ; there the ,Creditor world glean all the useful information of the st ate of the Insolvent's concerns, amid he mi ! fht go into Court fairly to oppose the Insolvent, instead of ,the interlocutory decree of the Commissioner, for the report of an inferior officer wouhLouly be token to assist the Court and parties, auCI not be considered equivalent to an adjudication, as a Commissioner's report would be. 1 trust the original intention of appointiug two o r three Examiners will be adopted, and that thty will be men of business, such as Accountants or Attorniesof experience. . 1-am, exc. S. S. B. r. B. June a, 18W N. Lou] Altborp. • I • • fir , is proposed•lhat one of the Corpmiss;oners shall bare a prirate,examinatio3 of.caelt-Insolvent.. '•' ' SHIN, NEWS, 7• 44° ' e FALMOUTH, JUNE 7.-;—Arrived the Flax!ey, PRYNN, from Newcastle. Sailed; the Commerce, HOCKING, for 'London:. An accident 'happened on boird the Prince Ernest packet this inorninir, whilst lying in the harbour, by the tiow'der'maga zinc blowing op, and carrying away;llle'rniddie, and tipper decks, with the beams, knees; &c., as far as from the main.mast aft, anci-itjured the Mate, who was slightly wounded in the (ace, be ing in the cabin at the time, and a seaman; who had his thigh broke. Wntaßv, JUNE 8 ....The Irognios . , of this,port, reports having picked up a man from► the wreck (.f the brig M try Ann, of South Shidds, which yrs sd L zot, on the South part of Hasbro' Sand oi► Sunday night, about twelve o'clock. 'Phe whole of the crew were, drowned except this man,savti by the Iroquios, who was the cap, titer of the Mary Ann : the vessel soon afterwards sunk in deep water. • YARMOUTH, JUNB Lonflon, TAYLOR, of Hon, L.,odon for Thorn, WBS run dov,p, last night, at eleven o'clock, off flasbro', by the Hope, of GAinborough ; crew saved. DBAL, JUNE 9.—Calne down 'rorn the River t h e George the Fourth, AUBER, for Beopl. PoirrsmouTii, JUNE 9.—ArrivLd his 1 1 .3iesfy's brig 14d1io1e iturn.Weliauuth.