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London, England, 1816-06-27 00:00:00

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Tiale tenon arrived at Liverpool fitifit gneiss/
Ayres, is the bearer of newspapers and letters kale
thence to the 25th March. The folloaing will be
found to be the substance of their contents :
The dispute with Captain Fabian, of his Illiajesty's
ship Orpheus, seems to have arisen from the circum-
stance of his Laving assisted several Spanish officers
taken at Monte Video, and prisoner,' On their parole
at Buenos Ayres, to make their escape, and having
received them on board the frigate ; as also the Ame-
rican, William P. White, a notorious character. The
Government of Buenos Ayres claimed these persons
to be landed again at Buenos Ayres ; and, on the
refusal of Captain Fabian, a correspondence took
place, in which the Govegsment adverted to the old
complaint of the British nivel officers assisting, con-
trary to law, in the conveyance of gold and silver
out of the country. The result was, that the Gc-
-vernment orderefl the British signal-staff on shore to
be diaeontinued, and the naval officers to be searched
on their landing and embarking on the Mole, until
Captain Fabian should be relieved by the arrival of
his successor on that station. On this order being
communicated to Captain Fabian, he proceeded with
the frigate eighteen miles down the river, and signi-
fied his intention of proceeding to England, in order
to justify his conduct to the British Government.
Anussurance was given, that the British residents
should receive the same protection and encouragement
as before.

A private letter from Mendoza states, that on the
7th of March an ezpress had arrived there from San.
deg. de Chile, with advices that Colonel Marco, the
new Captain-General, continued his rigorous mea-
sures, and that commodore Brown was then cruizing
between Valperayso and Coquimbo, capturing and
destroying many vessels. The Gazette of the 9th of
March contains a dispatch from General Rondeau,
dated Headquarters, Geacale, February 18, giving
an account of Major Araoa de la Madrid having
completely tinned a corps of 500 Lima troops,
which, under the command of Brigadier Antonio
Maria Alvarez, had rapidly advanced upon him near
Loruaguasi; after their defeat they were pursued to
near Santiago de Colagayta, to which only 200 men
escaped. General Rondeau praises the disposition of
the population ; and adds, that his present position
, secures to him a free communication with the coast,
with Santa Cruz de la Sierra and'Tarija.

FRENCH PAPERS.

LEGHORN, JUNE 10.
The following has been posted up on our 'Change :
44 Port St. Charles, June S.
" A bark has just arrived here from Bona, the master of
which gives the followinv particulars of the massacre at Bona on
the 25th of May :--1 he tort having fired a gun about ten o'clock
Ms he morning, a general rising took place among the people, who
Arm themselves upon the Christiana, massacti: g them wkb
small arms and bayonets. The fort also kept up a lire of cha:a-
-allot: more than 220 Christians fell a sacrifice. Among the barks
as mbar in the roads were 100 Neapolitan under the Englids
14,27 Sicilian, and 73 French. Of this number about 100 have
escaped. All accounts agree in stating, that the English Vice-
Consul perished on this occasion : his brother escaped with dif-
ficulty."
We have yet no details as to the events at Tunis,
'nor those at Constantinople. It is said that the French
at Tunis were exempted from massacre.
PARIS, JUNE es.
A Swiss Journal, dated the 12th. contains the fol•.
lowing s —" General De:sale and the Advocate Favre,
both arrested some time ago for their political con-
duct, have been transferred to Piedmont, and shut up
in a fortress. The former appears to have beta
closely implicated in the conspiracy which broke out
in France last month. There is the more reason foe
surprise oft this conduct of the General, as for a year'
past he had received particular indulgence both from
the French and Sardinian Governments t the latter
having, on the intercession of the King of Prussia,
consented to forget Dessaies reprehensible conduct,
both at the period of the invasion as well as during
the usurpation of Bonaparte, and to permit him to
reside at Thonon, the place of his birth, near Geneva."
Last night the Opera of the Caravan was per.
formed at the Court Theatre in presence of a stry
brilliant assemblage. The King sat in the centre box,
having on his right Monsieur, the Duke d'Angoit.
lame, and the Duchess if Berri ; on his left, Madame
*the Duchess d'Angouleme and the Duke de Berri
the Duchess Dowager of Orleans and the Prince of
Conde: were in a box on the right of the King.
On the 19th the King of Sardinia, presented by tke
hands of his Ambassador to Marshal Jourdan his
portrait enriched with diamonds. Marshal Jourdan
Was formerly Administrator-General of Piedmont.
The Prevotal Court of Rouen has sentenced Jean
Paul Berranger to five years' imprisonment and
2,000 fr. fine, for writing and procuring to be read
an' infamous libel on the memory of the unfortunate
Louis XVI.
A new example of renouncing the world has just
been given in a distinguished rank of life. M. Eit
ward de Malet, soft of the Count de Malet, Marechal
de Camp, and formerly Chamberlain of Monsieur,
has seried with distinction, made several campaigns,
and received honourable wounds. He obtained the
Cross of honour, and quitted the service to marry the
only daughter of Baron de Jumilhac, Member of the
Chamber of Deputies. Finding himself a widowen
and without children, he has taken the resolution of
consecrating himself to the ecclesiastical life.
• The Manager of the Royal Manufactory of the
Gnbelins having discovered in that establishment
some busts of Bonaparte and his son, which had been
carefully concealed, ordered them to be broken to
p:ecelin the presence of all the workmen. This ope.
ration was accompanied with cries of rivals Roil
This discovery, while it litives no doubt as to the
tree sentiments of the heads of this manufactory, whio
have been' dismissed by the King. will assuredly
silence those oaseshould allow
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