Star.
London, England, 1816-06-13 00:00:00

COURIER EiCTNAORDINARY OF MONDAY MORNING.

The marriag.: of Lis Rea; Highness the D'tc
Berri will take place on the 17Lb, but fetcs
not begin until tl:e 19th. '
C4urt of Assiz,* %%11 t!.is clay try the affair of
the Nain Tricolor-A

The Captain of Artillery, VoDee, mho was arrested
,at Havre and coitveyed to tl:e military prison of the
Abbey' at lag accused of stealing a consi-
derable quantity of GPveri.nient powder, preoably
•
could not endure t•hc Liea of bcing condemned to an
infamous puniihwriu, for he has killed himself in
ptisnn with a knife,.
Yester.lay, r tiing his sentence, General'
Bonn:lire SAW : I t)!ieech you, and it is the • only
favour which I ask, to order me to die rather than
condemn me to degradation—l have not the slightest
reproach w make against myself."

Lieutenant Pelieton heard his sentence • with the
profoundest silence : he then said, u I swear upon my
honour, the General has nothing to reproach him.
self with."

Didier received his sentence at Grenoble on the
7th, and was to stiffer on the Bth. .

PARIS, JUNE 10.

The trial of General Bonraire has presented a re-
markable peculiarity; it is the first in which, inde-
prndent of his duties as a good citizen, the question
was agitated respecting the obligation in the oath of
a Chevalier de St. Louis. During the trial cif Mar-
shal Ney, as English General of the high:st
having seen a copy of the oath, asked if Ney was a
Chevalier de St. Louis.--'c Assuredly," was the an
swer. s' Then," said the Englishman, 66 after such
an oath, I do not sea how his sentence can be dela) ed
three minutes."

We are assured that Marshal nissena is very ill,
and the state of health of Marshal Augereau is very
Fecal ions.
The assassin Mieton, while the Judges were deli-
berating on his fate, tried to escape from his gaolers
by leaping out of a window, but he was prevented
and secured.
As Bon naire's sentence implies infamy, he has been
formally degraded from the Legion of Honour.

Yesterdaya General Court was held at the East India
House on special affairs. After the usual forms were
gone through, the Chairman, Tiles. REID, Esq. stated
the purpose of the meeting, which was to receive a Re.
port from the Committe ot Bye Laws. Mr. HOWOETII,
as Chairman of the Committee, explained the nature
of the alterations which it had been deemed necessary
to make in the existing laws. The Report having
been read, was, after a desultory conversation of
nearly two hours, referred to the consideration of a
fui.ure General Court. On the grant of £4,500 to
Lieut. Col. Bauca, an amendment was proposed by
Mr. Hume, aad seconded by Alderman ATKINS,
which being lost by a ♦ery large majority, the resolu-
tion of the Court pf Directors was confirmed.—The
, Court adjourned at three o'clock.

ELECTION, JUNE ii.

inunva nAlt. .
This hat been the most Uproarioni day since the
commencement of the ilection. Numerous bodies of
sailors (chiefly American) haie surrounded the hus-
tings, and prevented any thing from being heard out.
side. Mr. CANNING'S oratory is therefore- in a great
measure lost. The tumult and disorder on his leav-
ing the hustings for Colonel Botrna's, this evening,
was greater than ever, and a few broken heads were
the consequence.
At the close of the Poll, the numbers were,
kor Mr. CA NNI N 0 ttoo—For Mr. LET L A Ka 706.