Star. — London, England, 1804-09-08 00:00:00

r BRIDGE PASSAGE-80/SO!' ositcontione to ram= the Head of the Bafon nf oe tanal l'Ad4epos every Morning, et Hatf peft tight &CI U .p, exc ep t T e dd e r Wednefdays, and Frida es t the•end u Sep tentl•cr, and will le ore llehrldse at thrqo Malt tWaiste After noons. And re Tin (day, Wc‘3l^Ases,snd Fnkbps tlolthest sis at the hose boar in the Morning to Nora outlet/teat; near Otter- Sty Pah. pang by Grreofteri-Qreelte Hales Maze, Seiko, sod nib fit Al on its return *or Harwood at Nolf yen There *Vieth It the Afternoon. The Boat will be cominocd to kloetrawd Green daily. at the fame Sour in the Morning. fronte..4 Ift m the sob of Oantscr nott, atter which day the Palfage-Beau will fledreootlnued foe this lesion. It.L ri Sot a Mrsc ao Ttiefdari . and Fridays. ti_ d irgap. drool tor We ketos..—PADDiNtwrow, e arr.l, its* - • tae, 1 6•• Committee Rooms, N 0.4, Serle-arolo'r Inn THE Committee appointed to carry into circa the a Ref:dot/ow entered into at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the atnnd, for VINDICATING the RIGHTS of all the ELECTORS of the KINGDOM, OUTRAGED by the late RETURN by Use SHERIFF of MIDDLESEX. moult that litadmiteloes may be paid at one Odic following places Mears. Thema coatis and Cp. atrand. MAU Prawn. Cobh, Stokes and Co. Lambord-Arsee. Meals. Imbroite and Co. Throodaseedle-fireet. Melia limb. Chamber% and Co. load Breve; and Mdfm.lfellos, Piohcome, Mad Co Southmark. Aid for do limber imaticahont of Perfrom reading at a dif. Ma from abets *us, the f Gentlemen Ism already rill"Moir eimemeemo ess maim IGhfatptinea to their apse DRlgaboseboods : Mr. 114? !deems» load. 14 •19 ,412 . 8 " VAL Amin; iii. Odoed4rost. Mr. Adams. Domadfroes. • &Aar% Sae • IbistMa Ws* Imorewsi. Ovisk4rea . Etatftait. *dm so4anises,aiadl Se.Tistri.Covsat Quire flia Plah UPS NM. - Se.? Pei% RN'SM.Madkf.Dortadiluea, Cw aso-raw. ▪ Gemikes. Hattover• . SMr. Remota, 16, South Audkr flows Z Area. • jannee - • Cdr. Moody, Carsabritreet. ' Odic' modllmeimptem . lidr. Lot, re. likoom4reet • Deemdbed ?dm lopodor► e t. maws Dines Croon mod Amber Tams ORms far Weis Chremitie &Abduct% lkilbeirkaad /Mr. Coke, Wbkc Scar, Loather kite It Oates the Mu;yr Mr. GrAlua, Red lAA Spam Idootgro • - At the Ohio Tavern. aelkollow• . ' Pan Mk& Medea, Spital.fipors. Ike Cook hear ommeinme Rain sway Col et twdve o'clock ; when mementedeetken oda be fledged mad goaded to. gums Linh'S CH.IitGE. JUDOS 10WIEN•3 CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY OF CHATHAM COUNTY. Gail twig OP TN, T IMID JURY, a The period 11811 at lengarrived. when the 6- Haim of Georgia than hear from the bench fenti- Mean which oaght long fince to have been promul g_ated the Legitlature. Why it it that the fi lence of the grave has hitherto pervaded every defer iption of am, on a fubjea fo highly important as that on lid& I am about to addrefs you ? Why is it that on our tive floor, amongli thofe who are annually to guard our fafety and fecure our repofe, the Molt important avenue by . which danger may Jail us has addler been antic ipated or guarded ? Is it that cool-blood fear has paratlyfed the minds and the nerves if oar legit:laws f Is it that the apprehen- Gone of drawing down the veagance nt the wealthy and the powerful has filenced the cries of oppreffion, sad the sone of truth ? Or is it that, alike interefled in one and the fame flecks of criminality, each indi vidual is willing that his own mal-condua lhpuld operate as an apology for that of his neighbours? and thus, with a view' f conferring benettt, ezpore to ruin all he moll loves on earth. " Avarice t how dreadful may be thy confequences! Unnatural love I that noires its objets to the juflly irritated palfions of an oppreffed and abufed people. " Long have your eyes been clufed to the dangers that furround you ;enough have you been milled and deceived; in vain will the laws of our country ena6 liquifies, and apthorife oppeeffion ; the loud tongue of and the reefed, irnpreferiptible rights of men, will be slimed. Hear, then, my fellow-citi sens ! Liaen to what egret ictice and wifJom fugge ft , as the only means of reicuing you from the - Shy(' which yawns beneath your feet, and now , even now, (whits dcarulitive jail!. to en fnare and de'vonr you. Derived from the fame AtssICIITY fource are life and liberty. They are one and the Lime gift—they can not be dis)nined. Life, without liberty, would be conlidered a cur fe intlead of a bleifing—the wretched donation would be repelled, and the Athwart , Dosoa secured of injuftice. Are not, then, all men cloathed with the fame privileges from our Cuero' t Are you aothorifed to alfert, that to one colour are given the two fold blellngs of life and liberty, and to another colour life alone, devoid of liberty t Impious wretches ! ceafe your calumnies on the Goo, whore decrees are jufi and im mutable, and who can confound -your mil nterpre tations of his ordinances. How then does (laver, saiA? Not from the Jo of Hreves, but from the municipal intlittitnies of bate degenerate man. " No human laws are of any validity, if contrary to the' Law of Nature, which is coeval with mankind, and (Seated by Goo himfelf. Neither arc pnfitive laws, even in matters feemingly indifferent, any further binding than they are agreeable to the Law of Gov a id Nature." Of what authority, then, are the laws' of this or any other country which fanflion navvy ? Slavery, which is.contrary to the Law of Nature, which law it &Elated by GOD biinftlf—flavery, which is appealed to the principles of jultice and humanity, gayety, which, in the language of Lord Coke, can only be authorifed by laws contrary to reafon, which ran moll coniequently be void. " It is not on rrinciplr s only that I will affail this &tellable fy Item ; fur principles of jultice and huma nity, when (pooled to the dreatet of avarice and the define • f lordly power, have ever had but little avail. Elk why, in a country which bouts of republican iaignanimity, and *mints Inud/y a the rights of man, whence is it that this derivate, this curie on our land, esifiel I will then affail you in the only vulner able pan—Men to me—let your fears be woofed, and let them.(for they only can operate the miracle), Itt theuscompel you to do an ma of juArce; an all which can alone (mare your lives, your liberties,and your properties. Call your eyes back to ancient hd to►y; do you ant there find, that arnonga the Moll deadly and terrific *an the republic J Sparta was obliged to maintain. was that againft their own haves? Turn your eyes tease muse recent occurrences is the; vreft Indict Hu woe France entirely (elf, by alsensptin fubiert privileges gaawilitreita by•klature, sad which Ilse herfdf, after hawing h elo ayed, had ream of reamed ; and is not the nu Frenchmen immolated by the brave tons of tiatare d ia their own defence, enough to appaltbe fioutefftseart4 " And who is there that does not jultify them I roan My very foul have wished them fuccefs from the commencement of their carter; and I glary that •fo numerous and fo oppre(fed a portion of my fellosr erCatures have bravely aliened the rights which Goo and nature gave them, and have refcucd that). (elves, and, I troll, their defcenalants, from the gal ling yoke of fervitude. Are we not in this country precifely fituated as they were; have we not a horde of miferable, oppreffed Haves amongft us, who out number us by thoufands are they ignorant of their rights ? are they ignorant of what has taken place ip that country ? furely they are not. What then have we eventually to expel—what but blood, maffacre, and devallatinn ? There is yet a method by which thele honors may be averted. I entreat you to adopt it, while it is yet in your power. Believe that you bear the we ice of infpirat ion, when 1 folemnly affure you, than an immediate and an implicit obedience to the dilates of joilice alone, will be in obedience to the diastes of bound policy, and tan alone avert thole miferies to which we are ezpafed. " Let our legiflature coat, thaf every female llavecl i born after oce year from the date of ea law, (hall be free at eighteen years of age, and the male at twenty-owe; and let the maker be obliged to bring them up in the praaice of religious and moral du ties, and tgatth them the common rudiments of edu cation. What would be the confequeoce 1 At the expiration of nineteen years, perhaps. one thoufand females would have a right to demand their liberty. and, three years afterwards,- one thoufand males, They would fay to their mailers, a My relatives are with you ; give me fume trifling compenfation and I will labour for you." This reafonable boon would he granted; and, in the courfe a a few years, in (lead of a gang of menial, wretched, unhappy Dares, each planter would find in each Rave a child and a friend. In addition to this, let our legiflature fay, that a mailer than lay up for each Dave a cer tain quantity of meat and• of fifh, in addition to their ufual inadequate allowance of rice or corn ; that no mailer &sold be allowed to gswe his flare more than twenty lases. without the attendance of a Magifirsteoweadmeiese a farther punifhmentt— and that each altel every mailer who does not com ply with there regulations, (halt be compelled to pan with facts Lee or Bevel, to any perfon with whom he, fhe , or they (ball chairs to live. on his receiving the price originally paid for the Ilan or flares. A law of this 0461 Te would infurc to us and our polls fit'', the enjoyment of what we have long unjafily deprived thi. unhappy race of people s via. liberty mad property, and ofteatimes of lite itfelt. Let then tbsie things, gentlemen, occupy your attention; your minds caanot be more advantageouily devoted, be allured. I pads as great a (lake in this country as the moll wealthy ; for tx ty little all it here ; and no man's heart beats higher with a love of country than mine. . " Bat seboogh I love my conntry much, very much. Ilia isma. Iniert the principles of liben), 'of Inflice, and humanity ; and I will no longer ac knowledge that my country, where there found prin ciples are thus proarated by filch accurfed avarice, fuels infamous conduct; but I will leek in other climes, for that tranquility and repofe which here are every moment liable to be interrupted, the moment ; ant con vinced there are not virtue and undertlanding enough in Georgia to Urn to, and purfue the path I have pointed out to you. " I have delivered there fentiments after the moll mature and deliberate reflation ; and I fokmnly fwear, in the pretence of that Goo, who created and who knows my heart, that if, &etched on the bed of death, I Should be called upon to advice on the proper method to fecure the tafety and tranquility of this country, I fhourd dictate what I have now es preffed to you. You well know, of you ought ere this to have known, that I am far above the impiefe of fear or of hope, in regard to any thing the people of this country can do for or againtt me. Within myfeli, and the bofom cf my family, and to the ap probation of my Goo alone, do I look for happinefs. I defpife from my foul the threats of the haughty and vindictive, and the applaufc of the giddy, mire. fleeting moltitude, and have dared to avow fenti ments which, while life mantles in my veins, I will rapport, becaufe I am convinced the purfuance of them will be limply an an of partial jußice, and can only fecure my carntry from all the horrors of civil warfare. Carelets of the approbation of the public, when I lay my head upon my pillow, it will be with the reflation that I have ditcharged my ditty to my GOD, my country, and the poor miferable wretches who claim your protethon—and I hope, Gentlemen, you will fa condo& yourfelves in this particular, as to merit the fame heart-confoling (From the Providence Ciat.elie LONDON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 MCI OP S'IOCKA THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; Ogic/lou, smoney, sq.—dime ICCOWIt, 571. Urnaium 7. PRICE OF STOCXS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red Alin. Scat Oid 3 6. Ana. 571 3 per CM. CUM: 31iti aper COIL Imp I; f ♦ per Cent. Slut Imp. Alin. 91 s3-I6 S pa Crat. Navy sreii Excbeq. RUIN par ca. di: c per Ca,t• 1767, ILA Omniam 7 preen. Long Ann. mat Enrhtb Tick. LEL India Deeds a. sa. diL Cookoks tar acc.5711 Difpatches were received at the Admiralty early this morning, which explain the cattle of the firing mentioned in our Dover letter of }clierday. It was oceafioned by an engagement between the CHAIM, low frigate, Captain Banta LIT the Oa s.lrrs Coop of war, Captain BROWN ; the JACKAL gun brig, Lieu,. STUART, and about fifty fail of the encniy's coofilling of one praam, feveral gun brigs, die. which failed from Mend, and keeping dole under the bat teries on the canal efcaped into Bou!ogne and The 0.2 styes Iloop of war had feveral fLo throngh her, and received darr..:se it. her top-ma. On.Tkurfday we Elated, that we bad been infonn ed throne a molt refpeetable channel, that a Treat . , bad jult Seen concluded, by which Ruffin, awe:telt, and Danmark . , engaged to employ their united forces spina BONAPARTE, for the purpofe of vindicating the integrity of Germany, and rellraining the ambi. tiout projeat of France. _ _ _ Several circomilances have occurred. which tend to confirm the correitnefs of our flatement. patches have been received from Lord Karrn which, on grounds which cam bardl y be queltioned, Rate "that the Russ Ism Swat:usu. and Darla Materna have quitted • Paris," This intelligence was received by cruizers under the command of bis Lordiltip, who had fpoken feveral neutral weals whiiirwars making their efcape by all poffible means sea of the French ports, under the impreiSou that as isaaiediate rap. tore would take place between their cowries and France. Some of the seffela are reported to have paid large dosiceurs to procure permileou to depart. To the above we have to add the following combo. ration t A private letter ofthe iR inff. reatindlaff night from the Hague, fiates,that it as foonas hisMajefil tote Krim of Swains received information of the libel which Bo canted to be infested in the Meat tarp he immediately •;lifpatched a courier to his Charge d'Affaires at Paris. hiniAcosascao, with orders for him to quit France without takingleave. At the fame 1 time orderowere fent to Stockholm, in timating to Bow a AAAAA o's Charge d'Affaires there, that his pretence would be difpeacsd. with in Sweden. All Political relations have therefore mated between Sweden and France ; but the Swedith Cantu), General M. Silo. aruc.continues NM to refide at Paris for the protec tion of the commerce of the Swedifh fubjetls with France. It is, however, fuppofed upon the Conti nent, that the CorGcan Ufurper, in a fit of potion. will loon order him away, and perhaps declare war againit Sweden." The letter adds, that it was at Munich, 800 AAAAA s's infolent libel overtook bis Swe- DISH MAJESTY. who intently left the "ovarian ca. pital to avoid the pretence of Bessavaaves Entirety there. 14. Orvo, and went to refide, widthis tapes, at the Eledor's country feat, Nyutpheuherg ; but it is fuppofed, that before this time his Mpg sty is upon his return to hi. kingdom, where femral encamp ments and military preparations have been ordered." Whatever may be the cafe with Swedes& Deninark, Ruilla was never in a better fituation for going to war than at prefe r.t. Her army as fees by the offs. cial return given in this paper of yefietday, la on the soft formidable footing, and her population and finaaces are both in that progrefrve Nate of advance which wiU fecure to her the abOty of cart ying na hollilities for feveral year. without (*gaining 'my sonfiderable injury. The populatioa RuSa has !been,eftimated at ;bitty-fix millions. hut this feints to be below the truth. The kit comber if recruits railed, amounted to 74.000 men. exclulive of 54.,cc0 defined to fetve in the feet, rind as only two men were taken out of ever y five hundred in the Empire, this will make the claire% liable to furnilh recruits to am.unt to eighteen millions and a half of males. to which if we add the fame number of fe males, we (hall have 37 millions. Bur, as recruits are levied only from among the boors and citizens, the other chafes being exempted, there will be no ex. aggeration in efimating the whole population of Ruf fin at forty millions, without including thufe who are above or under the age fit f r military fervice. The public revenues of IkulLa are in a fate equally flourifhing ; for we can alert, on the bell authority, that they.amount to to millions of roubles (about sa millions &ding), which exceeds the expenditure by about fix millions of roubles. In the infolent article, dated from Conflantinople, but evidently the produCtion of the French Cabinet, which we lately tranflated from the ilfeariterr, the writer affeeed to hold the power and influence of Rana in a cheap and contemptible light : the fats which we have briefly Rated (hew with how little reafon. The article has produced the effect we ez petted it would. It wis u(hered into the world as anonymous, though publilhed in an Official Gazette, and it has received a fpirited sonny. mous ardy..er, of which we hive in our fibre. quent columns laid a c.py before our Readets.— This important paper, given under the head, Ita lia and France," may be confidered as the dignified, temperate, and real, though not seiriai reply of ALI 4 ♦YDSR to the intemperate effulion which appeared in the Moniteur. ‘Ve can only confider this ano nymous espolition 01 the power, the iiiierett, and the policy of Rufha, as a very abridged (ketch of that declaration which, in cafe of !infinity be tween France and Ruffle, may be expeeed from the wifdom of the Cabinet of St. Petertburgh and the magnanimity of the Monarch who directs it. —That the promulgation fentiments fo decid. ed, enlightened, and difinterefled, will afford In preme fatisfaCtion to every part of independent Europe, we have little doubt. If this paper may be confidered as a fair criterion of Ruffian politics and power, it is net unreafonable to taped that the dawn of freedom may once more broil from the North. We are allured the perufal of it will aCctrd matter of high exultation to every man who feels for the inured, the honour, and the fupremacy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. Letters from Spain Rate, that General Moarau and his fpoufe will fpend the bill part of autumn, and peihnps the whole winter, in that kingdom, Where they are tteAted with the greaten hapitality by all claffes of itakaitants. ILOCLIDIM StUADRONS. &AWSCATI, SIFT. 6. A very heavy firing has been heard here, in the di. reeion, as is fuppofed, of Wend and Calais. rather than of Boulogne. It is confeitured that it has been occafioned by Come flotilla coming alons Gore from the eaftward. the wind being favourable. Nothing further is known ; but Should this be the cafe, we than no doubt loon hear the particulars. DOM, 'SEPT. 7. Information is kilt received, that the heavy firing heard here yelterday, as mentioned in my letter of that date, was bong; the Britifit fquadron cruizing off Qiiend, and annt fifty fail of the enemy's &- tills, wbicb made their *(cape from that port t and, creeping clofe under the long range of baueries on ' the French cask um* rod. tboir parzge to Bon. logo WM, SIFT. 7. Arrived the Vesuvius bomb from Dungenets j &anon armed [h ips BLootio9ona and jacitaat. gun brigs from off Boulogne, and remain in the Downs with the reit of the [hips as per WI SANDIDAYS, SIFT. 7. No authentic information has been received here with regard to the cannonading on the French coal daring the greater part of yellerday, which is be. lieved to have been in conetquence of a detachment calthe enemy's veleta making their 'liaise from one port to another, under the cover of their lansi•bat. teries and fling artillery -Ns mode of pro ion they %dually adopt. • We have Rot heard any Irby this morning.... In town I fuppofe yon are alms* in hourly expoita. lion of hearing that the invading force have put to feat you may calm your fears me that account, as can Jure you they will not this time put the =tea to fo glorious as illise—rb cried it way? than. Since I wrote theforegoiog. the report oilcans bas been beard la a Southern direaiou, Yellerday difßatcbet.isere revered at the Ado& ralty from Admiral C.eitawaxxis, cif Brett, dated the sd infant. The fix large pa brigs which had lam previnutly difenvered in a narrow padlge l retained the fame Ration, but were elofeZ watched by the NMI Ltd ATALMITII frigates, r the parrife of preventiegg their dap% His Royal Highnefs the Duke ~ .f* Swea EZ had pi. ruddy lun# owertiew with Lent hlavtati, at the Adatiradth &r Seer Stares had a long interview with his Royal Mishnah the Puke of Ircms ftfievdsr, ac tha Hark guards, Ytaerdni lee 7 11ceived Won Papers en the cik July, brseglat 110, the Meicurr , arrireti at Dublins. Oneltundred and twenty French parengp3s, imam end woo's, lately wired at Baltimore ;lam Ana Cayes. DitIALIIIIS had nedered his General igt Chief itt the Southern Department, G o, to caufe the remainder of 'be White Men, and all tba women and children, to be put to death. Gar !MARCO refilled the bluLdy orders, and, irdlead of 'complying, delivered paffporte to the intended sic. rims, and affined them in embarking for Baltimore. where a liberal fubfeription his been opened for their relief. _ _ A report prevailed at Boßoo, brought by a wild from the Havannah, that an aeon had taken place between a party of Americans and a body of Spa nifb troops, upon loose part of the Louifiana line, in which feveral pedant were killed on both fides. The American Editor difcredits the report, but adds, that fume difficulty certainly exins as to the Fron tier Line near Penfacola t that Spanifb troops have been orderet thither • and that the Gov ernor o f Pen fact& has declared he will refill any attempt on the part of the Americans to extend the line there." The report of the defeat of the _Black or Heyday Army. by the French and Spaniards near the City of St. Domingo, was unfounded. The Whites, how. ever, on account of their pofition, numbers, &c. are, it is Paid, coder little appprehenfion of being ow, come by the Blacks. Re-inforcements were espeeed at Sta Domingo from Cuba. The Brityl io9ere srifis., jog to itibropt them. Jaaosta Bo his Lady and Suite, arrived at Bolton on the aBth July. The Buficin Papua (late, that IBROP4 a and his Family are accommodated 'in the fame houfe in which hi. Royal Highnefe Prince Eowatto lodged when he Tilited Becidon tom* years ago. Captain CLARK, of the fchooner Sukey, arrived at Philadelphia from Sr. Thomas's, brings information of the defeat of the Haytian avert near the city of St. Domingo, by the French and Spaniards, with the lufs of :000 men. From Martinique, July 6, it is flared, that the ifiand was clofely blockaded by twelve or fourteen Britilh men of war ; and it was expeecd that an attack would loon be made, as a number of Britilh troora has been recently embarked at Antigua to join the farce intended to go aga;nll Martinique. Some diaurbances had taken place at Augufla. Georgia, among the Blacks. Several of she ring. leaden had been executed. The greatefl confulion prevailed among the White inhabitants, %situ were under arms night and day. Haunt, furry 29.—We are under great anxiety here for the fate of that enterprifing ufelul charader Moms, who, fume time fine, fettled with his family on the ifland of Sable. Hs was really nip extraordi nary man, polkaed of a great mechanical turn ; he built a Coop on the nand, in which he paid a vifit to this place, and railed on I,is return, fis.ce which he has not been heard of, though a fchooner has been to the ifland, and navigated it round in ketch of him. There are tome reports of a Coop being Brand ed along the coati eaflwatd, which tend to encou rage hopes of his valuable life being preferved. I know not how his place can be filled in tar arduous an undertaking. The lives and pr •perts o nick have been refeued from the wrecks of diervaLtit (Lips lance ' his refidence there are incredible ; it 'l5 a dieadfui• place to mariners the Shoals run outfit= it p ttt 11m intu the ocean. of g 4 Maw Such of du bent of the pfditi that 1 ! t• . ANDS be ra ea& into I bas ii AO thole, faith Colo Ad Pni Via Eider She fuch then by ei rn to di ,i.lirP( 161 V knol the/ his a to bi Trat not be a nom Art the I 2tt,•i evc! 'lid r~it