Star.
London, England, 1815-05-06 00:00:00

SERBICE, MARCH 10.

His Majesty's ship CvGarr is on shore off the mouth of Co-
nntine River, on the Sand Bank. At nova yesterd.y si.e was
making eleven feet water in an hour, her rudder is gone,
post driven in, the magazine under ware, an there b 40) •,rv-
apeet of saving any thing, but probably the hammocks oi the
crew. She brit the Cove ut Cu, k the i sth January lam

Several pieces of masts, 12 bo its, and wreck of
shipping, have been on slere at Croinet and Wells,
Norfolk, supposed to be from vessel. which suffered
in the heavy gale of the 14th ultimo, and several
dead bodies have been ►washed ashore on the beach
between Cromer and Cley.
By the Thomas and Elizabeth Packers, which have
arrived at Brighton from Dieppe, we learn that the
utmost discontent reigns in France, in consequence
of the Conscription system having been again resorted
to, and that vary serious dissentions had taken place
in various towns, between the people and the
particularly at Havre on Sunday last, in which be-
tween 20 and SO lives were lost.

The Property Tax Bill was last night read a third
time and passed, by a majority of IS numbers
being, for it 160, against it 29.—List at 'lie Minority :
Atkins, AIL Lefevre, Shaw Poitsqnhy, Right Ho.
Atbriey, A. Lloyd, M. George
Brand, Hoe. T. Langton, Core Rowley, S.r Wm.
Bennet, Hon. N. Monck, Sir C. R men, Ld. Wm.
Calvert, C 4 Moore, P. Shaw, R.
Cavendish, Charles Martin, J. Stanley, lA.
Grant, P. Mackintosh, Sir J. Smith, W.
Gordon, R. Newport, bar J. Walpole, Hoa. G.
Greenhill, R. Plummer, W. Whitbread, S.
Horoby, Edward Piggott, Sir A.
Tetsuo—C. Western and Sir M. W. Ridley.
In the list of Insolvents who have taken the benefit
of the present Act, printed by order of the House of
Commons, is a fashionable Surgeon for it 10,565 ; a
Cook to one of the Royal Family for AO -20 ; A Bar
rister for 11150,000; and a Baronet for 4:0.45.
A poor woman lately died at Horsham, upward:
of 80 years of age, -who never was possessed of
much money as a guinea, at any one time, during,
the whole course of her life.
Tuesday afternoon, between two And three o'cl
there was at Oxford a storm of thiender and
accompanied with torrents of rain, and hadstones of
A large size. The electric fluid strut:k a horse, in
Purtmeadow, and killed it instantaneously.
FEven AT CAMBRIDGE.--lt has .rt length been de.
termined, by the Senate at Cambridge, in eo!,se.
quenee of the continued fatal elects of the Fever to
give the next Term to the Students, and not vi r. yore
their attendance till October next. Several of the
Examiners are arrived in town, where it has been
thought proper to hold their usual spring taaarina-
tions. We hear that they will commence on 't hurs-
day next.
BRIGHTON, MAY 6. Saturday last, a desperate ra—
t-entre took place at the lower end of St. Jaase-
street, between Captain Y—a and Mr. C. C—y,
visitants at this place. Sticks were Ce weisons uccd.
and with so much skill, agility, and effect, d d the
Captain exercise his, that his opponent w.“, in a
few minutes, compelled to take ietuge in an apothe-
cary's shop, in oiler to rece.ve the mole gentle
dressing of the disciple of ./Es.:utipi us. —We t:d re
not heard how the matter is likely to terminate.—
Both parties have left the town.