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London, England, 1816-06-08 00:00:00

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AMERICAN PAPERt

Nt"' York .Papers to the 17th tilt. atirrlvSi
morning, but their contents are.Of littleimportance.
We hay,: also received Nassiu Papers to the
Aril, from which the following it, an extract:
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" Two par.i:Traphs hay,: Apr. eared in * Charleston
Paper, the first of 29 lacbruary last, reflecting upon
the ConlnliMifilit Department of Ws girrisoa, a*
being tl.c cause of a mutiny among the ?moos—it is
true that some discontent was .manife:..ed ,y a few
of the men of the 2.1 W,:st India Itt-giment Olt no
new titiar took place), and flirt on is quirt' -.vecannot
at ',remit know any thing ; hut as far as rt.port gnee,
and a great &at has be-.: said on the subject, neither
the Oilicer at the head of the Commissariat, nor any
one' in the Department have ever been accused of any
thing improper,; and further, we are authorised to
contradict such report—we bilieve that it never %vat
hinted at here ; and Low at Charleston we cannot colt. .
lecture. It is to be regretted, that the fabricatorsuf
such injUrious calumnies could not be got at and pu-
nished. The Charleston Editor, it is true, upon mori
correct information, contradicted it.liimsea."

We have received Brussels Papers to the 4th inst.
—lt appears that the 13th, the anniversary of the
Battle of Waterloo, will be' celebrated with great
éclat throughout the whole of the Netherlands, and by
the various contingents of, allied troops in France.—
We fear the latter part of the ceremony will lead to
disturbances, and it will be most wise to omit it.

NAVAL mirELLIGEATE.

FALMOUTIT, JUNE s.—Arrived the Prince Ernest
packer, with a Mail from Lisbon in 16 days. By het
we learn, that the Hinehitearooke packet. Captain
FORSTER. (acting only ), was unfortunately lost on
Cape St. Vincent's, on 7th ult. The crew, passengers,
and mail, all saved. The Mail was forwarded to
Gibraltar by a small vessel, -hired for the purpose.—
The packet had gone to pieces.
PLYMOUTH. JUNE the Jar .TlOlll of
war, on a cruize.—Wind N.
Poliroovret, JuNE 7.---Arrived the Nestor,
Timicatt, from the Downs, bound for Bengal.
HARWICH. June 7.—SaiNd the Auckland packet,
for Coshaeon with a Mail and passengers.
DEAL: JUNE 7.—Came dawn from the River Wse
n;p,lit anti pits,,ed through the Downs, the Fenny,
WEsnacittEtaxo, D.Plerna. S3ll 'd for the River
Lhii m acing, the Tullezk Castle, Gut.I.E:J, from Ji-
maica ; Commerce. --, from Demerara ; Mary,
HARRY, from the Med:..orranean ; and Europa, MAN-
NING, from St. Kitt', Wind W.
Conte, JUNE 3.—Arrived yesterday, his Majesty's
ship MUtQUIDOCIT, from a cruize. Arrived to-dar,
his Majesty's ship HELICON, from a cruize. Saile.i '
yesterday, the Hound transport, with part of the
11th and 27th Regiments of Foot on board, for
Portsmouth.
RasISGATI, JUNE 7.—Yesterday it blew exceedingly
hard, pretty well the whole day, at N.W. which
caused the Galloper light vessel to break from her
moorings, and drifted about a mile and a half before
she was again brought up. As soon as the weather
moderated a little, Captain SritivEss (the Agent for
the Floating Lights in this quarter) went off in one
of the light tenders to afford assistance, and she has
now got back to her old station. We have had no
arrivals from Ovend for two or three days, owing
probably to the violence of the winds.

A Gentleman arrived this moaning, at Lord CA!.
TLEREAGIi's °like, with Dispatc!yes from America.
He is the bearer, we understand, of the official copy
of the American Tariff:
The PRINCE Reca.:wr, after dining with the Royal
Party. at Gloucester House, on Thursday, went to
Csmellord House to see his beloved and royal
daughter, and sat with her about half an hour. Her
Royal Highness had a better night on Thursday,
and was better yesterday than the day before ; and
that was the general answer given to the numerous
inquirers.
Mr. CANNING arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday,
and immediately introduced himself to his constituents
by a rpeech, from the balcony of the house of Coto.
nel BOLTON. After Mr. Camr.incr had finished his
address, a great scene of r. rt and confusion envied
between the friends of M.. LEYLAND, the Other can-
' didate, and Mr. CANNIFG'S supporters ; from words
they came to blows, and much mischief occurred ;
the popular party bloke the v. ifidnies of Mr. GLAD..
LTANea house, and several others of the known frienc's
of 111 r. CANNING ; for some time the town remainect
in a state of tumult : at length p: ace was restored,
and the populace returned to their homes withott
doing any further mischit.l.—Mr. LEYLAND II IS sine::
resigned his pretensions, and, of course, Mr. CANNINQ
will be el cted without fur 'her opposition.
Ye today a Court of Direct.ors was held at the
East-India House, when the ship l'itiNce.s A MELIA,
of 1200 tons, was ordered to be afloat the 13th inst.
sail to Gravesend the 22d, stay there fifteen days,
and be in the I)3wns the 13. sh July.
A young Officer, w 1.3 arrived at Liverpool a few
days ago, from the Cape el Good Hope, on his way
t') England, saw BONAPARTE at St. Helena, and had
4 the oivrtunity of a short conversation with him.—
He describes tare Ex-Emperor as looking rather pale
and skkly, with something of the appearance of bring
bloated ; and understood that he was very impatient
of his con iaement.
At a little after twelve, this day, EATON, the Bliick-
, heath Pedestrian, completed his 100th mile ; he
seemed in perfect health. •
Cherries sold yesterday,. in Covent Garden Market,
at 15d. a pound, green peas 84. a quart.
Thursday, the 10th ult. a most melancholy cit.-
' cumstance occurred at Bolton, by the failing et a
chimney ; as Mrs. Dossos, of the Black Horse public-
house, which she had conducted for twenty.sevea
' years, was crossing a small yard to a low Lack. '
kiercihyengav,the wecayhinmey of which was very high, it %lad-
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