Star.
London, England, 1815-07-10 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, JULY 8.

His Majesty's cruizers on this station have sent h
the following French ships :
lirig No. 749, with hemp, &c. by Ms Vajesty's ship 11'..t.n.
Schooner l'Alexanclrei with rosin, by his Majesty's .hip Care..
Chasse-maree l'Vorch a Cuire, with wine, by the Superb.
Crig la loteWne in ballast, by the Sir:tis.

Sinop Charles Eugene, with salt, by the Hyperion.
Chaste-mnree la Desire, by the Superb.
L'Amiable Julia, with wine and brandy, by the Telegrt:sl,.
laulia, St. hl•chael, I'Ad9lphus, rhieure, and two o:tiete, by
thel'elegraph. •
I.a Rosa Madeline, with wit, by tile Hyperion.
L'Conieguiete, in hail-tat, by the Cenhalue.
La Tourville, and la Cleonarac, by the Striva

Mr. CROKER, Mr. FITZGEUALD, and Yr.r. fltr
rived last night at the Ship Inn, hover, and emb .tk?d
early this morning for Calais.
Lord CLIVE and H. 1). FELLOWCS, Esq. embark?d
from Dover yesterday morning, for Calais.

The vote of Thanks to ti.e CONINIANDRR IN Cult,
has given great satist.iction to the countr'. Surely
thanks are equally due to Hs Royal li4:.ness !h.
PRINCE REGENT, (0 whose clecisi(A) n i%
manly indebted for all her late tr;tmThs. It was the
firmness of the REGENT that placed t 3 r flaked Yortit
in the situation which he has so well

On the Sd a part of the suburbs of VeleneTeenes
was burnt down by shells thrown by the besiegers.
An Evening Paper of Saturday informed tee
Public, that ,‘ two persons of ne b9rerior ix/Jounce
were committal a: State prisoners to Merv:oer I" Ties
rumour set conjecture to work to ascertain who were
the individuals that hed been thus detected- • pine
against the State, and a thousand idle reposes eve
in consequence been circulated. This wicked meow-,
which has no foundation whatever, may
from three of the Ministers having some days agh
'visited the Tower and inspected some of the apart-
ments, in contemplation, we believe, that acccrame.
dation might be wanted for BONAPARTE'S, IlhODid he
fortunately be fallen in with by any of our ships of teats.
DRZAbFUL Accanner.---Friday afternorin et akut
four o'clock, as Colonel PUYNTY. his two. sons And
their tutor, Miss PADDY, arcs Miss Esors PAANY,
(daughters of the late Admiral Panay, of lareharn),
a fisherman, and his son, were returning to land, at
Bognor, in a pleasure yacht, a sudden gust of wind
upset the boat, when the whole party except CeIIIDLI
POYNTZ and the boatman, were drowned t the Litter
saved the Colonel by 'swimming with him on his
back. Mrs. POYNTZ was looking from the dr.wiaLt.
roam window at tt'e moment the accident happened.
MR. WIIITI3NZAD.--.-IL was nut from a wish elis•
lead the public that we stated the death• et this Gen-
tleman to have been caused by apopiexy, for swath
was actually the first report that seas circid.ited.
Had we known the real fact we would not have stated
what was false, though we might have been ;low to
state the truth. But why has not the fact, svhieili ii
now universally known, been stated in the Sean he.
fore this time ?. Our regular Readers must have oh.
served, long before now, that we cautiously avoid, at
all times, the mention of suicides and roller mitiatural
crimes. We do so from principle, and as a duty to
the community, being folly persisaded, from long eh.
servetion, that every public notice of such CI; M: a is
an injury to the public. To adliete to our rule, on
the present cccesiun, woulsi answer nri purpose, as
the fact is now known to every person. l'his being
the case, it perhaps becomes a ditty to the meteor?) of
Mr. Wmmuter, as well as an act of justice in his re.
latives, to state that the Coroner's Jell., who sat on
his body, pronounced a verdict of ;enmity; in curse..
quence of the clear testimony of his intimate frieries
Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. WILSOME, &C. Ma) ptlivvi the
various instances of mental:dile:ion ob erv.di;e in Its
conduct within the last six weees.—'l':.e remains of
Mr. WIIITDDIAD were removed this inornitip at the
early hour of two o'clock, for interment ai
Bedfordshire. _ _

BtaTu.—On Saturday evening, the Sth instant, at
Bury Hall, Edmonton, Mrs. BoWDEN, of a PM.
CORN ERCHARO4 MARL-LA 14. E, Jut.Y 10,—Our
supply of Wheat being rather small this morning and
more buyers appearing at market than we have load
for some time put, not only fine English Wheat, hoot
good foreign sold pretty readily at last Monda)'s
prices,but the inferiot descriptions still continue neatly
unsaleable. Barley goes off in small quantities to corn.
chandlers at a trifling advance. White Yeas are
heavy sale, and full 2s. per quarter lower. Oats are
Is. per quarter dearer. In other articles there is little
or nu alteration.

PRICK OF STOCKS THIS De/ AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Redmond $71,-.-Coos. money 57 u. div.—toe
4 per Cent. 73H-5 per Cent. Oil ex. &v.
Osmium *ft pre..-Do mown sti pre.
Deeds par, ne.pee.-blzeegane Bite ie. die. Its. Fr*

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