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i. .AMERICA. New You. Ocr. 4.—A circular letter from th Secretary of State of the United States, notifying the Totification of the amendment to the Federal con flitution propofed doting the left feffion of Congrefs, ha' been traiitinitted to the Executive of the feveral Ames in the union. Ocr 5. —The Delaware tribe of Indians have xe linquifbed to the United States all their claim to the exteafive track of land which lies between the Ohio, Webeas, and the road leading from Port Vincennes to the great Falls of the Oh io . This track fronts the Ohio about 300 miles, and its acquirement, by the United States, is of immenfe value, as it will facilitate the efiablilhment of extenfive fet tlements on White River. the Wabath , and the Miffifiippi great part of it is 6tll rate land, plentifully watered, and abun dantly fupplied with good timber. Orr. 15.—A letter has been received in town from the city of St. Domingo. dated Auguß it, which mentioqs the snivel there of two frigates from France, having in company an Englifh frigate, tap ' tared on the paffage. This letter alfo notices the arrival of a reinforcement of 350 regular troops.— Ale/Tamil/ Ahrrtifer. More than two months fines we had, from certain hints given us, fosse cede in : Relieve that attempts were making by negotiation kir ceding Unifies& to the Spaniards in exchange for the Florida* . assd the Ifiaad of New Orleans t Orel:faked States were to re ceive a certain funs of money in exchaage.—We argon Feigns?. LOUISIAIIL.-.•Ettnat of *a lettei from Mitchell. 'Sept. ts.—" The whole province o f Loulliatch from the Belize to Nachitoches, Apelostes dre- is mully in a Hate of rebellion ; they are diffatitfietwith the pent waded Governor t, rod declare they will be a State, ma& laws for thendelves. appoint their awn Governor. &c." the father of a family of warriors never fuffers the fword to beep, if be willies to tranfmit his valour to his defcendaot-, and to iatirC them to battles. It is to you, Generals and military m en, who are to af card after me to lupreme rank, that I addrefi my fell; happy that I earl tronlmit my authority to thofe_ who have (lied their blood for the country, I re nounce, yes, I Carnally renounce the unjull ufage of continuing my power in my own family. I Sall never have any regard to fcniority, when the quali• ,ties requifite for governing well (hall not be found *rated in the fame perfon ; often the head which conceals the fiery impetuofity of ynoth contributes more efficaciouny to the happinefs of his country than the cool and experienced head of old age who tem - porifes in thole moments when temerity alone is fea fonable. It it on thefe conditions that lam your 'Emperor; and wo to him who &all carry upon the furafteps of a throne elevated by the gratitude of his 'people any other fentiments than those of a fath of .a firmly. (Signed) " smuert-tots. in s 7 INDIES. ---- Sr.Joas's (Aurrova), Serrstesea 30.--Mis Ma jefiy's (hip Da Rim's', was totallyloß in Deep Toy. during the late fiorm, but only one perfoo initiated. 1 The Stuarts, of 44 gem. which was reported M l i base been on Ikon in the Came place, is in perfea fafety. The CUMIIIRLAND pneket,loß oa thefouthern rockslitibis harbour. Rill lies there a complete wreck. The Cease hired (kip in coofequence failed from beam es the ethh, with • the mails foe Moseerrat. Nevis, St. Kites, TOMO" and Falmouth. The 011PRIT floop of war is -sow hawing glows at Eel Harbour. Great damage bps boon done to Tome e l a tes is the paysputieularly in l b s nionntaims whence the rain poored in irrefillible torrents. BASIBTIMIII SST. KITT'S). OCTOIIIIIII 11.—ZbC 4- usage evcca fi ooe by the late hurricane in the interior of (his ifiand, has greatly exceeded the elliniate form ed of it at the time. The torrents from thc moun tains have (wept away ahoy every mill in the colony, and dcaftoned other lofts, to the value of at leaft tochoool. [letting. Kui.o;TON (ST. VIIICIIIIT), S FP I. so.---Accounts from Guadeloupe !late, that General Essouv, with a view to deter the Americans from carrying (applies to the Black Government of St. Domingo, had or dered the Natters and Mates of three American vcf fels fent in by the French cruisers, to be executed, dedating his determination to treat others caught in the fame traffic is like manner. The hurricane, Co deeroaive in other Mends, has occafioned little or no damage here. L'Eclair (choosier is kere, laft (TOT il St. Lucia. The trade float ! t epee is appointed to fa on the 3d Ottaber, to join the convoy for Europe. Roseau (Dolma mai, SETT. 27.--A.CCeIMIS from Martinico,by way of S. Lucia, reprefetit she prefent Rate of that ifland as moll difirnffing end oppreffed. The fortifications of the ifland are flatc4 to be in tho rough repair, but the garrifon greatly diminillted and almoft totally unfit for duty ; great part of which is performed by the militia. A general difatfceigo pre vails again* Bo AAAAAAA for churning the Imperial title, and the people openly avow their preference to the 3riti(b Government, the Captain General him felf not being iniutical to our interelts. The hitherto fiourifhing tors of St. Pierre is aimoll without trade and commerce. and, except with a few Ame rica n traders, Da the teal vent can he found for their co. lonial produce ; die loses are Sm. not the leaf Ge e prevails, and bat one continued murmur is heard agaiasil the requifitions and estonions of the Goverment. In Sort ? the general cry is for the E ms_,. Peer gimpi as amnia: pas ?" On Wedoer day 101 l a lag of truce arrived at Guadeloupe, on board of which were Lieutenant Hat.'., of the Ma. rims, who was lately wounded in the attack made by the boats of his Itiajefly'sibip Gasarsa, on the Lily, lying at the Saints; alfo Enfigri }Amur', of the Oth regiment, captured in one of the drips of the Cork convoy. The Ages ( l oo p of war is hourly ex peCted at Barbadoes. Nineteen Amrican and two fired& vac's were 101 l at St. Pierre' e s. e LONDON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER :9. PRICE OF S' T'OCKS THIS DAY A T ONE O'CLOCK Cmints• manor, tEill—dino, for see. 310-omnium 81 Rained 3,44—Fsebeq. Bete, if 4. dB. PRICE OF S I OCRS ON SATURDAY : 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. Imperial Ann. 9i 9- 16 3 per Cent. Conf. 38141. Each. WIN par 4 por Cent. 73i 74 Otunlyna presn. per Ccnt. Navy, sot t Emilia naves 141. 71. Long Ann. lb{ tpintlas Cat. foe acc.31444 New York papers to the 18th ult. have been re ceived. They contain the Spanifls Ansbaffador's anfwer to Major JACKSON'S aCCUIIIIO,2, (which "rant of room obliges us to pollpone till to-morrow) ; tlicy alfo Rate that Spain will be permitted to retail; p..f &Mon of Louifiana, on ceding the Florida' to Ame rica, and paying a (um of money. Letters from New Orleans announce the prey"- lence of the ufual autumnal fevers, which had prov ed fatal to a number of perfons ; General CL A ISOR N and H. B. Taut . , Collator of that port, had fallen claims to it. There was a tremendous gale at Bolton on the loth inflant, by which a great number of sails were driven on thole, fever al houfes were much damaged in the town, and the Ruples of two churches were blown down. I The State Paper eonnituting Dr sSA LIN s s Emperor of Hayti, together with his anfwer to the Generals who coder this dignity upon him, arc both very in tacking. The principal talon espteffed for con firming the imperial dignity is, that the titl: of Go vernor-General fumed to imply a dependence upon a foreign poke which they had fhaken off for ever. DISSALIN LI paitively declares that it is from among the Generals he A ill chola his fucceffor, and di;clainss the idea of keeping the office in his family. The moll remarkable expreffion, hcwerer. which R:r.rigly mat ks his charatter and principles, is the following " The Father of a fr ail' of &Farriers sever Alert the laard to first if be oatflat r.. erSofaut I ,it ealo•te to 1.0 iv feratiarioiam I 'austere throe . o laukt." SIR GEORGE RUSIBOLD'S ARRIVAL IN LONDON. It vial agreeably furprife our Readers to learn, that Sir Gaoacs ItV tiBOLD, our late hlinifter at Ham• burgh, arrived in town jefierday. In a former pa per we Rated, that this relpediable Minitter was car ried directly to Paris, under an efcort of :ou d'orser, and confined in the Temple. Upon his amen in the dead of night at his country feat in the vicinity of Hamburg!), the firft care of the banditti was to (chic his perfon and papers. That objet being attained, they proceeded to plunder the hook of every eau able article which it contained.. Not many minutes were allowed to Sir GEOLGS to prepare for his de parture, nor any hint given of his ultimate deßina- Live. As a great indulgence, be was allowed to pack up a few fhirts. Tbefe, with the cloatbs upon their backs, were all that were allowed to be carried away I - by the Baronet, and the Cement Pholla they permitted to accompany him. Thus &Taal, and elms pro 'sz sided for a long journ e y , Si c Gaoa awl his ter-' \ not were hurried Into a amp incoatranients NA tot ealy carriage, in which they arerelocke4 up, and tra yelled day and night, elcorted by a body of fifty horfe men. The fatigues of Inch a jomsey might be con fidered as too great for the moil robuft contlitotion ; bet they more sot all that. Sir Gamma Unarms bad to bear. He was treated on the wily by his yard with every fpcties of infolt apd rudepefs, His , drefs and his perks were made the &Neils of low and vulgar ridicule. His hat particularly tumefied 1 their attention. They Paid it was ifoigloifi en nti)laiee,., 1 and accordingly vented their rage upon it. They i 1 to it off Sir GIORGe'S he ad, and cut it io pieces.. In this fitoation. the Baronet tied his night cap upon 1 his head, with his handkerchief over it, and, with his head hound up like a lick or wounded man, arrived, after a moil painful and fatiguing journey, at Paris. 1 The guard had orders from the Minifler of Police, I 1 to carry him to the Temple, and to that abode of ' mifery and death, he and his fervent were direftly conveyed. The apartment defused for their recep. tioo was a miferable, cold, gloomy room, wretchedly furnithed,and with (tamely a (park of fire. Up on their entrance into the room, one of the keepers came up, and, addreffing himfelf to Sir Gismos, Paid, 0 , Morin: , Asegleit, 1 am ordered to provide you and I your man with a fowl and a bottle of wine for Rip per." Sir OLOIGI made BA anfwer ; and the keeper proceeded to (pread a dirty, coerce table-cloth, which he laid out, with one plate, a Moon, a fork, and a little fait, In a used time after, he intro duced a (mall dills end cover, containing a fowl, a 1 bottle of wine, and foam bread. Sir G aortae, indignant at fuch treatment, asked, with warpath, " Keeper,' am I not allowed a knife to cut with ?" to which the other, pulling p knife from his fide ccat pocket, an leered, (artily. " Yes, Sir; but I own be relent while you are ufing it, as I am ordered to keep out of your way all forts of weapons of deßtudlion." Sir Gamic( then fat down. ;tad having partaken of this wretched fare. he wore from table, and his fervent was permitted to fit down in his plece,, and endeavour to appeafe his hunger with the fragments. As a great indulgence, however, they were allowed a fecund bottle of wine. After their repaß the keeper took the knife away, and informed Sir Giotto, that when he chofe to rctire to ref a bed room would be ready for him. The worthy Baronet being exhaufied with fatigue, this propofal was loon accepted. It was an adjoining room ; the bed was of hard flock, with a dirty pair of Iheets and blankets. The accom modation provided tor the fervent was, if polible, hill work ; in thefe miferable :Ip-4 . ..menu, and living upon fuch miferable fare, S:r GECILGE remained until' the caning evening, when he was waited upon by an officer of the Police, who informed him, that there was no charge againft him perfonally ; that the riench g overnment were fatisfied with the polreffion of his papers, which they were refolved to keep, and that he mull leave Paris at a lett hour that eveniog, Sir GiORGE, upon receiving this communication. icquefled leave to purchafe a new hat, which was granted, and the hat was accordingly brought to him. This was all the preparation which he thought neceffery to make for his ne w journey, or would probably have been granted to him. At the hour appointed, an officer enterAl the apartment, and informed him that every thing was in readinefe for his departure. He was then condodled to the Tern ple gate, where he found a carriage waiting for the reception of himfelf and his fervent. and an efcort attending. When he was put into the carriage, be earnellly rerriefted to he informed to what place they propofcd to carry him ; but even this favour was refuted, and be was told it would be time enough for him to know that upon Isis arrival at the WI Rage. Thus did he leave raris in the moil pain. ful uncertainty, and from the known ferocious tem per of the Cortican, v ith the molt melancholy fore: horhngs,iraving eery realon to prefumc he was going to be in.-Accreted in Come provincial prifsn or Hi tary dungeon. Upon his arrival, however, at the ft cond nage, his fears were fomewhat allayed, an 4 he was intormcd his &flirtation was Boulogne, whence he might mint k for England. NA being able to pro cure a veld at that place he was fent to Cherbourgh, at which place be arrived on Fr iday left, the i 6th, and was immediately put on board a French cutter • with a flag of mice, which food over fs.s. Engl - md.— The cotter bad not proceeded far from the French coat, when his Majetly's frigate, the Nina', of 3R I guns, Capt. M. H. Sd7OTT, one of the fqeadroa upon the Jerfey Ration, fell in with her. The frigate im mediately byt ecam alongfide. and Captain SCOTT being iofornsed he Commander of the cutter. that he was proceeding to England to land Sir Decant , Romulus, the Britith Minifter accredited to Ham burgh. Captain Scorn took the worthy Baronet and his fervent on board, cad carried them to Pall iasse& The flag of trace returned to Cherbourgh— Sic Gummi was landed at eight o'clock on Satur day morning, at Poetfmosth, where be took a poll choice and four, avid fet oat for London. Upon hi. way be flopped at Itichmood.• which be reached at ten ( nitwit. There he vifited two of his few , and, after taking fame refre th ment. he proceeded with them to town, where they arrived at *boat. half paR one at Lady Ilvetsoco's, in Bryanßone areet. Sir Gioia* slid pat foist many minutes t o eispfe, before heist dews and wrote a letter to Lord Haattowew, to acquaint his Lordthip with his once peBed arrival. butar Was feat to his Lordthip's book in ()soft aosagoare. but his Lotdfhip being at thtth, and the fermate not aware of the importance of the coot nunicalion, it was not felt to the office it iDlowaing.fireet until twelve o'clock yeßeblay. At the time Ole letter arrivdd, Mr. Hammon., the Linter Secretary of State, was in the Office tranfaBiog btu. fines, and being euthotifed to open the official letters of the Department during the &brow* of Lord Hat. ROWS?, he of courfe opened that of Sir Gtocc:e Rum atom. Upon the perefal of its contents, he iin mediatety difpatched Mr. Scow?, the Metzner, to Lord aseeowav at Bath. He alfo fent off expretfes to ail the other blinifiers in London and its vicinity. Lord biaviii.La was at Wimbledon, and he detained the Meffenger until be bad written more than twelve letters to feveral perfone high in odes, which the Meffenger was charged to carry to sows, sad tranf twit to the parties. Al one o'clock Sir GlOadt Roti• 101.0 west to the &gravy of States pram where be had n long conference erjris Mr. Matiatooo. and at four he returned to Bryanflonparn sod. we acs informed, left town a t eight O'*ll nip*r opno a 'lit to Idet4 Ileetavie: We sadernand that whim have buts received from Holland, which late, ant lb* ,Incoact4 pro !libido° of the trade between that country and Greg Fajta* will not take place, but that it will be Coffered to proceed, op the nutchants paling certain pet center for tle permifion, The noted Bsacaums, for whore apprellenfion thoutand pounds was lately offered, has been captur ed in a French privateer of which be had the 'coin mend, by the Cantata 400 p of war, and carried into Yannonth. He bad been opt from Pluibing t i a days. and had miters dwee prigeo. Ines our late, french mad Dutch papers. the former to the Bth, and the lanai to the rith inßant, have been received, from which we have eetraned. every thing deferving of notice in another part of our Paper. A Mani('lto is Paid to have been received by Go vernment, which was lately Wired by Bosieraorr, and in which he places the Eng nation out of the proteetion of all human laws it A finsilar article ap pears in the (mailer French papery, and which may I have been copied from the Monitor J but it is too ri• dicul , :us for ferions no/ice. His SwedilB Zsi.ijelly is Laid to have declared Stral fund in a Rate of liege, and the fame difcipline is kept up in th at foitrefs, as if it were afliially invedert The pr:c.sution is jatlifi.able ; the French are in its vicinity, and it would be no bad pnfitinn for the Ler fican, could he obtain pofrcOlon of it by a coup& India. Two Gottenbrirgh mails alto arrived yefterday, the contents of which are given, with other extraels. in a preceding column ; and this morning, the Hamburgh mail, due yellerday, alto arrived, by which the follows ing articles have been received HAMBURGH MAIL. Verona, Gerona ;J.—Letters from Guam, of the htth ult. bring the following advice, relative to the report that Ruffian troops from Cotfu bad iand ed in the territory of Montenegro t As fooq as General &arm, Commander in Chip,' in Palinatia, had arrived at Cattaro, he, according to the inftrullions he bad received before his departure from Vienna, fummqqail the Montenegins, who had unjuilly polietTed thernfelves of fome diariAs ink e county of Zupa, to evacuate th e fame, and on ir refufal, fent a detachment of troops againft them, when they abandoned the ecuntry they had occupied, and retired to the mountains. The next day woof' appeared on the heights, w'.o were clothed 10:- Ruffians. The intention at thefe appeared nvio to occupy the territory to which the Bithop of Monte negrin pretended that he had claims. Gen. t , n w ordered fix companies to advance, on which tr:e warlike Whop thought proper to withdraw the •Loi tencgr inn polled on the height., who had been at bell s by fume perfont, mistaken for Iturrie.s. The Englilh Ambalidider here has received a coo tier f r om Conltantinople, who has already pr oceeda rn his journey tor London. Mit.au,Ocr.l4.—By the reinforcements ni Frenalt troops which are now on their march for the WI. polit.;:t territory, the army of General S r. Cep will be increafed to 4 n,c.z.7... men. The troops in Palmatia, according tx tar Journals, Cll be eonfhlerahly reinfereet It h fait that General BCLLIGARDE will have the corn :nand in Dalmatia and Albania. Dublin Waterford The French Government has affured the King of Naples, that the troops fent as a reinforcement to the Neapolitan territory, will confine themfelves to the lines hitherto occupied as long as the Englifh at Malta and the Ruffians at Corfu Bull make no change in their politions. The number of Auflrian troops in the Venetian provinces continually diminiffies : 4000 men will immediately be fent thence to Dalmatia. The left letters from Albania mention, that a eon fiderable levy of recruits is carrying on there, and that it is intended to organize the natives of that ecuntry, and form them into regular troops by put ting at their head Ruffian officers. RoMe, Ocr. 2o.—The Pope will to-day leave Callle Gandolpho and return to this city. On the 22c1 a ferret confillory will be held, and a public con fiftory on the 25th. The preparations for the de parture of his HAW . ' Rai continue. . Hamm', Nov. 9.—A1l the alas and regifters ap pertaining to the county of Benthiem, and which were preferred in the archives of Government, were fent off the day before yefterday for Benthiem, et coned be a detachment of the military. Meats, Nov. 6.—Two French battalions have broke up from Bergen op-Zoom for Boulogne; they wal however be replaced by others. The Direltory has already tranfmitted a fiatement of the (applies neceffary for the enfuing year to the Legillative Body, which has referred it to the exami nation of a Committee. This body will however foon be diffolved by the new Conflitution, which will ' be introduced after the return of M. SCHISIIMILTEII - who is expefted here from Paris before the coronation of the Emperor Naroreow. For the prefervationiof the camp at Zeilk, and the fortifications and works,3o men ft ram each French battalion, amounting in the whole to Soo men, and 6o of the Batavian troops will remain there the whole winter. Private accounts from Spain fay, that the epide mical difurdetohas extended to Madrid. The French army in Hanover, including the ter ritory of Ofttaburg, confifts now of t7,34S Men, of which 4Q43 are cavalry, with 5007 horfes. , M.21..41G•• OCTOSTI 13,—The di ftem per here, thank Goo, now approaches its termination, but thofe who have left the city, Ina wait a month or fix weeks, before they return. The cordon will be removed before the end of November, and then the port will be declared open. From 24.t0 15,000 per ions have fallen victims to the diforder. Cadiz, Se ville, St. Luca'', and Gibraltar, wear a melancholy appearance from the Sehnert. The accounts from Valencia , C artha g ena, &c. are equally melancholy. The damper has prevailed along the whole coati . In a few days Te Drurewill be performed here for the ceffation of the ficknefi. OCT. 16.—0 n the t 2th died here 24 ;on the 13th t 8; and en the 15th, r 5 petfons. . New lick--.02n the tsth, 5: ;on the t 3th, 6o ; and o n the 15th, 3 0 . Reco vered—on the 12th, 46 ;on ' the 13th, 77 ; and on the ,sth, p. Number of fick, on the tub, 566 ; on the 13th, 53 t, and .on the 1 5 111 , 393. • . „. . . . oilliMell:21 the father of a family of warrior' never (offers t h e ' . . . \ , 11MERICA. ..------ fword to Beep, if be riffles to tranfmit his valour to kis dercendaot - , and to iallre them to battles. It i s New Yokes Oct. 4.—A circular letter from the to you, Generals and military men, who are to af- Secretary of State of the United States, notifying cend after me to fultreme rank, that I addrefi my the ratification flitution propofed during the laft fetfion of Congrefs, who have (bed their blood for the country, I re. hat been traritinitted to the Executive of the (eve nounce, yes, I formally renounce the unjull ufage of Rates in the union. continuing my power in my own family. I &all Oct, 5. —The Delaware tribe of Indians have se- never have any regard to feniority, when the quali• 1 linquirbed to the United States all their claim to the ties requifite for governing we (hall not be found . exteafive track of land which lies between the Ohio, 'oohed in the fame perfon ; e ll en the head which Wabans, and the road leading from Port Vincenoes conceals the fiery impetuofity of youth contributes to the great Falls of the Ohio. This track fronts the more e ffi cacioully to thchappinefs of his country than Ohio &bent 300 miles, and its acquirement, by the the cool and experienced bead of old age who tam - United States, is of immenfe value as it will facilitate .porifes in thole moments when temerity alone is fee the efiablithment of executive eettlerments on White fonable• It it on theft conditions that lam your Afro, the Wabath, and the Isliffiftippi erre d , an d part 'Emperor ; and wo to him who (tall carry upon the 1 of it is 601 rate land, plentifully watered, and abun- I.fonefteps of a throne elevated by the gratitude of Ms dandy fupplied with good timber. people any other fentinsents than thole of a father of Orr. 15.--A letter has been received in cavil from A family. (Signed) " sissestass. the city of St. Domingo. dated Auguß is, which ------- mentioir the arrival there of two frigates from ;VAST INDIES. France. having in company an Englifh ftigate, tap- ---- tired on the p . affage. This letter alfo notices .he St.Jcon's (Annoys), Sa•Tetellia 3.0. —His Ms- arrival of a reinforcement of 330 regular troops.— jefty'sthip Da Rorraa, wastotallyloit in Deep Say, Mercantile Akertifer. during the late florin, but only one perfoss pealed. - More than two months fine* we had. from certain The Swum. of „ 44 Senv* whlrb was netted lc hints given us, fosse caute iihelieve that attempts have beets on more ill the fame is an paled • wets making by negociatioisfdr ceding Unifies* to &hey. ThaCursasasaan packet= thefoutben the Spaniards in exchange for the Florida*. and the rocksinthis harbour. (kin lies there a complete weak /geed of N ew () s h o os: U K United st a t es were t o re . The Cease hired Chi p . in confequenee failed frost • ceive a certain (um of money in exchaage.—Wafb- bean rea the ERtik with • the mails for Koldferral ' Immo Feekraift. Nevis , St. Kite% Tortola, and 'almonds. Tb • . Loutstane.—Extra& of a letter from Hatches, Otter! floop of war is -now heaving slows at Eai `Sept; ts.—" The whole province of Loulflata, from Harbour. Great damage, kas beten done to fora • the Belize to Nachitoches, Apelava. tee. is surly in sasses ia the poun=artieularly in the maintain whence the rain in isrefiftible torrents. a Rate of rebelli on; they ate dittatisfietwith the metent waded Government, and declare they will laseaTaala (Sr. gores), Ocrossa 2.—Tbe a be a State, tort laws for di appoint their ma sweetened by the late hurricane in the inter; awn Governor. &c." of fh is iflantl, has greatly excycded the ellintate ton -----....--- ed of it at the time. The torrents from the-moo , . • t a int have (wept away almoft every mill in the coloo EMPIRE Of Rani . . and °A:atoned other loin, to the value of at lei • • . 4 1 . 1 i . e 100.0001. Reeling. 11101SINATIOX Olf TNE TIAPIROIL 07 HA , .•, DESSALINBIL • KiNG,TON (ST. VINCeNT), Sr•T. 19.--ACCOW . ! • We, Omer* of the 'Army a liald,iolheins ofecisisratioa from Guadeloupe Rate, th at General Ea sou I', w Ity.____..............dostrabardeak.dre win of ow harts. .sets =firer to the a view to deter the Americans from carrying fuppl will lathe peopled MO t to the Black Government of St. Domingo. had t %=*•—se the fhprente ontborky bode be oadivided, i dd di dm ad ... a e m s mom N o m die m o s d e t b e A d. d ered __ the . Iff_aftere and Mates of . three American r , wwwawdwo to b. Amite wee mod. oe we ewe or i kewke coo. leis tent in by the French cruisers, to be execut Inwiebebe elffarniese. swede bore Obis Mot Akan : declaring his determination to treat others caught ,a• Iffelleaerescei. by ad eeterienees 110 4 Of the Me e r ei the fame traffic in like manlier. The hurricane, 01111"% I" s people CM" "property to Iran W we deftrodlive in other Mends, has occa fi oned little sus ; arldirahs Gay is worthy of the preference, who, by his d amage h ere . -.-. . - . . h er e , . a... - 1 /(erases age welowee.wed we ow ns% kw hewer bow to ea oyett. no damage here. R. F.ctair ichooner u Itt t assn ere alba el ow Independe rod Liberty : St. Lucia. The trade limn hence is appointed to ' Connklinosinii-itteefo Ism • feria et •ththettthes and af on die ad Ofterber, to join the convoy for Europ oistataar. an weeeforr to aim threw's/ d r thd cartel ur th e Roseau (Dewar Ica), Styr. 27. —Accounts I Odom to warrocr iambic sad irrerecatee • wad clot chewed ... • • . m ade me w e d,/ ebodwod d e w o w w ee b;ebed spas e y e eid l y maruntcp,oy way of St. Lucia, reprefeqt the pre chid mak aww.iwift aculAkelessiog we ~,,erecauf. Rate of that ifland as molt diftreffing wed opp . rei • as arte4 sad fared' dtleidt will correaustc ta bias the facts The fortifications of the ifland are flat 4tobe in sane ases,wll be herbs *breads eTrila bc ibe NAP of tsth" rough repair, but the garrifon greatly thmin (bb d rpernity nod r a efrain home : almoft totally unfit for duty ; great part of Willi o Ceendanat diet the tide et Goreenor Ckneral, immature " s w a g a g & s pasm. i saa imps D e mme. d ew w e „ m i. performed by the militia. A general difatfeeigo b tattasnery manner,the geoend An, as le fr esh • keen. voila again* Bo AAAAAAA for .fuming the Imp Airy power, depending upon • heap washority, gawk yoke we title, and the people openly avow their preferecv twos Oakes off for eery : the Britith Government, the Captain General , . • warm baring any laver mad to Ilse catboat and obbi. f e ll • i o we n ewel w Que. J ea n j ag s., Demme w weei ,, ,be power not bei ng nutmeat to our mercies. nrti wbkb kabala &kraal w ton b the people mid the army Babe flourithing town of St. Pierre is ahnoft without I • grab of the Deciarencra of ow latkprodence, Loeb refufal being and commerce. and, except with a few Ame eratrory to the isteerts. the wilts, and the waft= of this traders, not the leavens can he found for the • lonia! oroduce • dip kora are flint, not the leaf NWe bake epos tbe fad Jowl japes Delfahses tbe This of . • s Ilapweir of kind. rd beagle/ cie cbdr g mug efflinang we fidence prevails, and bett one continued mune trezdriar : heard again& tbe requifitions and estortions c aWe drfire bat dds free nerefiket of ow beuts.already called Goveyameang. In lion, die general cry is fe fee by the peesde, be offered tens fa•Ahio whit tbeleaft day, ;.- and nabs tts prompt andenike execution by • decree from the Englinl"'" Pis " 4 •61. a* .06"elw-ili W' a ess wordea jasa be iggreowswerty wowoked y ee w e e inimmk. day lall a lag of truce arrived at Guad.lout Miter( as Prinee.the with of Jure, in the y4-i-allog, board of which wars Lieutenant HALL, of th 'be Fiat of the lakpendence of Hayti. rims, who was lately wounded io the attack • . (si s' ed) C V ' P ` aniltu a Thhtheth by the boats of his Majefty'slhip GALaTLA, 4 Cars • c saawso a si ts of tb e rewi e o, a d e 140;da. Lily, lying at the Saints ; alto Enlist' Mizzelt, l PSTION,O ,Awl 0 • 46th regiment, captured in one of the drips I I Coataradants of Melba sad Counktiors of sl ue. Cork convoy. The Asia Boost of war is hoe / . Si g:ds d efe erseararesansitaitraftragerct: copy, re ass a g oniers. ot e r t posed at Barbadoet. Nineteen Am erican at 13 . ►cdefh yelled' were loft at St. P i erre 's. Moron dernmeras of °ointment.] t Tula GOTSRNOR 0 AAAAAA OF HATT, TO THS 12211111- . , • LONDON. R•LI OF THS •RWY, AND TO TN! CITIL AND MILO- . TART •UTNORITII/1, ORGANS OP Till ' , sorsa, AT ------• MONDAY, NOVEMB ER t y . TIIIIIALIIIIS, Fs). 15, S I RST TSAR OF 1111DIPIND- 111 'NCI. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE CYCLE Citizens—" If any confideration jullifies in my fight canna'. "NM, sett—arm, foe ace. s eli—orear the Auguß Title which your confidence confers upon flawed t tif—F =bay Bine, is. dlf. re, it mutt be without doubt my teal to watch over the welfare of the Empire, and my good will to con- 3 per Cont. Cod. tilif folidate our enterprise. an enterprise that will int. 4 per Cent. err bier profs upon the nations lea& friendly to Liberty. not the opinion that we are a herd of revolted flares, but I 3 per CentrfaEmiOn! S s7 t ut OCIRS ON SATURDAY Imperial Ann. yi 9 -11 Rub. bib, par ldß Chunk 4as t per Cent. Navy, yr f.• 11 Emilia Tiaras la. y Lon Aso. 04 If- 16HaA Cool'. foe 5ce.31,4{4 that we are men who have founded our independence York the nth ult. have papers to t- ve ''. to the p-ejudice of that confederation which Powers New never concede to ople who like us are the au- felted. They contain the Spanith An* I theirs of their own li be rty , edict have ' had no caeca- anforer to Major joc PUGH'S aCCUCI6O2, (whi (non to beg for foreign affiftance to break the idol to of room obliges us to poftpone till to-morrow it which we were facrificed. That idol, like Saturn, alto Rate that Spain will be permitted to re devoured its children, and we have trampled it under \ . ) our feet; but let us not efface thole remembrances feffion of Louifianaceding the Fl rdas , on o t which the recency of our misfortunes has imprinted rico, and paying a fan of money. , L. • on our heatts. Thefe will be powerful prefervatives Letters from New Orleans announce d 1 againft the turprifes of our enemies, and will fortify knee of the ufual autumnal revel', *brit 1 , , us againft all ideas of indulgence to them. If the i fober paffions make common men, F all inealures will ed fatal to a number of perfons :General C t 4 emelt the rapid march of revolutions. Since, there- and H. B. Terse, ColleSor of that port, h fore, you have judged it effential to the interell of viaii" 1° it. ire the Ilate that I floadd acce;it the i r rank to which you There was a tremendous gale at Bolk would elevate me. by impofing upon me this new loth inftanr, by gn 1 burthen, I contract no kw obligations towards my which a at number a r driven on thole fever al houfes were much country (I have twig (ince made it every facrifice) • ' but I feel that a greater, a more holy duty binds' in the town, and the lLeples of two chug •,' me ; I feel, I fay, that I ought to condue rapidly blown down. our enterprise to its termination, and by wife laws The State Paperc gi s I ' , favourable to our habits, to that- every citizen may of Hayti . IFIATiII within its liberty without infringing upon the together with his =laver to th, .f rights of others , and wi th out injuring the authority which catches i,rtr the general happinefs. In fhort, who confer this dignity upon him, arc bon welling. The principal rcafon expteffe by accepting this burthen, as hea v y as it is honours- firmin g the imperial dignity is, that the t Me, .1 take charge of the fum total of s oca! or evil vernor-General teemed to imply a dere( . which may remit from my adminifiration ; but do ~ a foreign yo which they fobshad (bakers of it 1 1 4 pot forget that it is in the moll ROTTIIy time that you confide to my care the helm of the velfel of the (late. DISSALIIIti pofitively declares that it isle lam a foldier. War has ever been my pot:lop ; and the Generals he A ,Il chute his lucceffor, ay I as long as the cruelty, the barbarity, and the avarice the idea of keeping the office in hia fa, a our enemies, bring them to our flames, I wink& moll remarkable crprcilion, hereto.. obi 4114, tify your choice, and combating at our head, I Wall marks his charaAer and principles, is the .. prove that the title of your General will be ever ho- ~,#'l , , ''`lL". of ° f'SJ of iFar'' . ° ml mutable ton e. 'the lupreme rank to which you ' ' mutable e l e vate me, tell , me that 1 am become t he father of /Ina foils/ if It ....Ik , 0 - it . W . ut ' ,i, talc my talon citizens, ct ahem I was O.:. dcfewder s bid firstiasts.mas4 woe 4%4 v 1...trk•." ' amrpts oP mArn • seosumtrung or THE rumor: or %till, 3;1, torsahtuNr.s. • its, Omer* of the Army of itayttokerew of eeolonatiog awthwitie aff. die win of ow people beartsomod to editor to the will tithe d Hari: • ~ 1 1at the depreste sabot' lhoold be wollvided, 'eoff thee the to of do cowry regains the b e at the 4 1 1& whiffeekiso to be plecolio the h e of bin wise sakes tle ow the Offsifileeno sed the have Obis fellow *Woe : , oweloced. by wed aperielbee. 41114 by the Hlffory of 1111eMos. llot a pay* email he wraperty governed bet by one plow soddeolot aoll Is worthy of the peefernsee, who• by by ffedesra his isffieneet, old Ile Waits, hw Mows bow to midi *is the edam e/ bekbewinws rod Liberty : Cesiblolog ties. Wee to ton a kirks of asisfortimes and of oisillkadwo kis sot to Were the goanoty aod fafety of the Moon to ammo amble and irrremble ; sod that the molt toembe stedmilof Muftis; dais MOO is to below an the only .eble el rtwileeft wid diorama*. do rodeo worthily. oe mit sod Cowed" OM Meldi obi 1. Idea the fawn of the Aimed' be twigs abroad. aolwil be the Fledge of tem ••resfility sod varsity et lame : Colffallibill that the dile el Gareener Onseral, heretofore eselerrod an the Chime Jew Ines Diadem. does ow expref• ffs a Catidadory ussenerobe wood Als o as It (spooks • fwon- Airy power, deperattrg nos a fanige authority, vslamte 'ate we bate Oakes .(for ewer : . ' • Withrow loving soy knee ''Rarero the coeftavt awl abal one refidat of Causes Jean jaws lion to accept the power wbkh iodbeno &legated to bite by the people sod the army et the epoch of the Do-Wades of me ladepeodeoce. herb rendsl being eoratrary to the lotereas, des wawa, and the welfare of this Celanti Ws ceater epos tbe Cold Jos pipes Didion the Thle at Zimperer el Mr; and 'beef& of glidog and eissaissamg fieereldfor : a We dike that this free nsrefloes of oar harts,alreasly cuffed for by the seersi. be offered I. its faaftJem with ths . leaft delay ;-- sod receive Its prompt sesdaseire me:mike by a decree from, the Seam. addelt awl be eursordiaarly movokol fur that porsofe. M Pon as Prime,she oith of pat, is the yaw sloe, the firft of the lottepeadame of Had. OVA) V ,14 r lldffer of Thomas. . C , Cams Cossossadsats of the Dirffloos of the Hord. P•TION,O ,••• 0 Comommdaists of Dislikes sad CousfeSors of State. (To theft Sisoatares„ is our Treads espy. are asi others. wee II .ftei of ComolsOen of State, Staff Olken, sod the heads of the dtlartat deputsseres of oowe molest.] TN! GOVSIOIO4 0 UUUUUU OF HATT, TO THS 021111- 1 • 1111.1 Of THS •11111 f, AND TO TN! CIVIL AND MILO TACT •UTNORITISS, ORGANS OP Till ' , sort's' AT DIIIIIALINIF, Fs!. 15, MST TSAR. OF 1111DIPIND- • Sacs.. Citizens—" If any confederation jullifiesin my (igh the Auguft Title which your confidence confers upon wit, it mutt be without doubt my ieal to watch over the welfare of the Empire. and my good will to con folidate our enterprize. an enterprize that will im ptefs upon the nations tea& friendly to Liberty. not the opinion that we are a herd of revolted (laves, but' that we are men who have founded our independence to the p-ejudice of that confederation which Powers never concede to people who, like us, are the au thors of their own liberty, who have had no occa fion to beg for foreign affiftance to break the idol to which we were facrificed. That idol, like Saturn, devoured its children, and we have trampled it under gg our feet; but let us not efface thole remembrances I) which the recency of our misfortunes has imptinted on our hearts. There will be powerful prefervatives againft the furpriles of our enemies, and will fortify us azainft all ideas of indulgence to them. If the fober paffions make common men, F all menials will 14 wren the rapid march of revolutions. Sioce, there fore, you have judged it effential to the interefl of t h e (late that I ituoild accco the rank to which you would elevate me. by impofing upon me this new 1 borthen, I contiae no few obligatmns towards my country ( I have lung Mice made it every facrifice) ; but I feel that a greater. a more holy duty binds me ; I feel, I Cay, that I ought to conduct rapidly 0 our enterprize to its tetmination, and by wife laws favourable to our habits, fo that. every citizen may mania within its liberty without infringing upon the ti eights of others. and without injuring the authority winch catches iNtr the general happinefs. In thort, by accepting this burthen, as heavy as it is honoura ble, 'll take charge of the firm total of s ocal or evil which may teat from my adminiftration ; but do not forget that it is in the moll ROfftly time that you confide to my care the helm of the velfel of the (late. 1 am a (oldies. War has ever been my pm: too ; and as long as the cruelty, the barbarity, and the avarice of our enemies, bring them to our (Cores, I wink& tify your choice, and combating at your head, I Wall prove that the title of your General will be ever ho . now-able to n 1:. he Inoreme rank to which you e l ev ate me, tell. me that I am become the father of my fellow citizens, cf vv: -. .cni I was &leader butt INTELiIGENGi. On Friday morning his MAJTSYY, accompanied by the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE. the Pritteefes Sorwis and AMFLIA, atten led by Lord rd WALSINGHAIN, Sir H. B. N RALE, t he Hon Mr. Mts. BULRI and Mr. ViLLlES,Fiva r t oy, and a n amber of other attendant ß s, took an airing on horfeba:k, and honoured the Han. Mr. and Mrs. WF sr, at their fe tt at Culham-grove, near Henley. with a visit. Her NIAJF STY and the Princeffes, at tended by Ladies lecnssirea and G. BULRELNY followed in three carriages. The Row. Fasw-v, after partaking of (nine refiefhment, and viewing the premifes, returned to Windfor Calle to dinner. On the arrival of heir MILJESTI FS. the PRINCS of Watts, the Duke and Duchefs of YoRK, and the Doke of Csatraci, were in waiting to receive their Royal arents. Scion after the meeting. their Ma syriss P and the Pt inceiTeit, the Duehefs of Volta, the PRINCE i f WALES, and the five Royal Dukes, fat down to dinner. ROYAL 11U F r.—On Saturday moroiog, loon after breakfall, his !slap STY, accompanad•by the Prince of WALE! and Duke of Yeta, with a number of at tendants, rode to the tight of Aleut Flcath Race Courfe, where the Earl of SANDWICH, and a number of fportfmen, were waiting the arrival of his MAJES T• to turn out the deer for the day's diverfion. Im ediately n the VI al 41114 MAJESTY, the deer was turned out of the cart. Their Royal iliglincffes the Prince et WA LE s and ue Ll Yeas then took li le M ave of his Mat isa v, and r D etu k rned to Windfor. I, A- I I STY proceeded with the hunt. The dear, at Hart tog, ran with great fwiftnefs acrofs the Heath. by Swinley, towards Baglhot, taking his coma to alte left, making a double through the inclot..ees by Cob ham, cloning the Forell toward the Hartford Bridgto e, " taking to the lag, through the Bogs, by Frintun of ley, wards Guildford, where he was ta ken, after a r near Shy miles. His MAiIIITY kept up %Olt hunt the whole of the way, and when the deer was taken, had about 19 miles to ride to Windfor. A. noon, her ai v , accompanied by theAUGUS Prince of %VALES. at Duke of Vote, the Princeffes TA, ELI AB L T and MARY, took a n airing to Dog _ rpm e. The Princcffes Soricia and AtAiLIA• a ttended by Leed WAI.7111004•14, :sir 11. B. NEALP, and fee J.ti other pet Inns ef dittinaion, cock an win); in Wind for Great Palk. On Settirdny aftctnorn, the Duke and Dueller. of Yoe R iCIL NVindi.e . tut Dotards. At the bunt time the Duke of CLAa►NCb ML Wichliot tot Dllihy k. MAILS THIS DAY—Wind Sotrberl!. AIM. DUI. All. DI I a I Hamburgb I I I Pea zAlies . Nov. 4.—Yefterday the !hip Diana and from Plymouth, Sorsa Maher, with funch for the Weft Indies, put back by contrary winds remains; the brig William of Dartmouth, Hew Maher, froth Waterford, with butter, &c. failed fame day, for London; with a fine wind. Nov. i s. —This morning the American brig Friendfhip, of Lynn, Captain Jas. Came's', from Falmouth, arrived in order to take fifb, the Diana, Sores, of and from Plymouth, WIN the Well Indies. All this daj it has blown aft gale at S. S. E.—Several veffels in the Offing. Psvuotrio, Nov. v7..--Came in the Voltil French hoop, from Bourdeau*, bound to Brek I with wine and brandy, captured off Rochelle, b posts, of 36 guns ; alfo the fchooner Love sr C zee, of Dartmouth, J. Wavrets, matter, .Newfoundland, with fifh and oil, few this port failed under convoy o( the Isis, of so guns, Ibip, with the fleet, palled by to the eaftwari morning. The HIECKNIA, together with the P. and Clime frigates, are to be launched this est, The weather is at prefent extremely unpropitiu the fpeCtators, which are expeCted to be very rous—it has rained very hard the whole day, looks very likely to continue. Vs'snt up the ht to refit, the BOSTON, 32 guns, Captain Donn Letters received from an officer of rank at At dated Offnber. 2. Rate, that the fever had abat that Major General Duasor, and his Brigade his nephew, Captain Duo sop, had died of i the 7oth regiment, at the Ridge Barracks, w rably healthy ; and that Captain J:LILSCU,ir officers of this town, were alfo in pedal healt writing of the letter. • DIAL, Nov. i&—Sailed the HWY hoop on a cruise. Came down from Sheernefs, th hoop of war, and remains with the rd of jetty's Mips, as per lag., Wind S. S. W. New ROMICT, Nov. 17.—Yefterday his it fbip Vesuvius, Captain Lissicaar, got toot from our Roads, and anchored with the BIT brig as near the ADDY& as poffible, which on or, fhore on Romney Flats in the late ere gales to the ealtward, for the pupae oigettin hiving been appointed by Captain Botany I awl, Commanding Officer in the Bay ; an the great pleafure and fatisfation this mo fee her off the &ore, and failing towards dron r fbe is now perfectly (di, and is co chor, but it is feppoled, the malt be docket praife is due to Captain Lam otar, the offs crews under his orders, for their great and ted exertions upon this Olive and hazardni The Blockading Squadron failed yefterdal legne, under Commodore /loses, in the and remain in the Roads, Mamas!, I Mose, and Brrret gun TeffelL YAIMOUTM, Nov. th.--Yellerday alienn cd the CRUIZIR hoop of war, Captain with the noted BLACKMAN (for whole capt have been offered); he was chaced all nip ClUttEI, and early in the morning (be car him, and after firing two (hots, he fin he not in the chase carried away hi s fr he would h_ye made his cfcat.e ittto E he was in 11,ihr of that place when taken brig privateer, quite new, and fails remal has 57 guns And eighty fie men on bo had bee.: out from Fluthing La days, an, three captures, viz. one a laden (hip horn and two colliers. The three matters, a of the men, being part of the crews I taken, were on board the privateer whe The prifoners will be landed here this aft efeorted to paten by a party of the Fitel Arrived the base ecroe hoop of war. failed the ROMNIY au the ADAMANT. each, to join the fleet off the Texel. W FROM LLOYD', LIST. GRA•,SiNn, Nov. —Palled by the Refedt from Jankica; ILA Stlz ling, from New York ;lire from St. Andero ; Dover, Redpath, front Riga ; 11 Memel ; lliaabeth, —; and the Anna Maru Embdcw ; Two Friends, Prauk, from Rotterdam Inman, Peters; and the Yeintroalk, !kit , --S.tled the Britonnia,Taite ; Leviathae, I the Aftive. Millet, for Trinidad ; Hanover, Ada Oar! ; and Alfred, Hutchins, for Jamaica; Prine I Itza. Merrick ; Leviathan, Jackfon ; and thc fur Demerara; Lady N. Iron, Bonner, for St. Knei and the Mat Branch, Brandford, for Borhadoes rympk, far Surinam ; Lady Penryhn, Burger.. ; Sherwood,for Grenada; Hawkelbury, Keller ; Fr .11, for Dominica ; Plurniz, Burgers, for r Mins ; Vrow Hendrick, Kilmer Ploy Ck Gefulten, Cock ; and the Toe Oefuners,--, ARRIVED. OT Dover, the Flora. fromtt New 1' moo h, Oneida Chia. Kemp, from New York Lotto), Neale, from the Havaonah ; and the ja Rio.. .tt StAithamptioi, James. Jones. from Ril Bf, from Petcriburgh. At Shislils, Travellei Ao•hani , eL Oft Auks. booth ; and Itam Ar. .t anv i. ofi whiel,:,llll. Grant, low ondonde• ^v, Ceres, R, gcr. ; wad the Nen or, Riga. A Cat:la:me, But kley. from Lit fey, London Parket, --. from Virginia. Al , I Liverpool ; and the Selly, ---, ft New York, In., Skinner, from London. At 1 ton, from 1 ondon ; d the Wilminr too, Polly N vii y, fro' Ah•••,:lon, Vail roc. Pollard. Iron, Liverp..l. , F t ilkick, from Liverpool A fot t riatchr ; l and 111., ggy, Orel, 'torn from Nsn fosnillard sod O from L ,ndni• Grenaila,Orino, Graham, I I.hroi.rata, Humucr, Huota, trust' Cods.