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Aueusv ',L.—Several Malays. and Bengal and Madras Lafcars. who were taken :A Candi, have made their efcape to our fettkments on the coaffs. and fay their countrymen were difarmed. and difperfed in fmall parties through the Candian country t and allowed fcarcely food for fubliflence as it is fuppofed to be the intention of the Candian Government to dellroy them without apparent vio lence- They report that many have already fallen ' viaims to that barbarous policy. Papers and letters which have arrived from Ma- dras, ,up . to the 12th of September. Rate. that the communication had been cut off between Columbo and our other fettlements the Candians having fur. rounded the neighbourho od ofthat place, and obliged the Government and all the inhabitants to retire into the fort, which is fuffieiently thong to tea any at tacks from the natives. - - - We ate Corry to learn, that Tome of the Idler poison the EaR and South EaR coatis have been taken by the Candians ;—Baticolo has fallen into their hands, where a general !laughter immediately edited. Serious apprehentions were entertained for Jafnapatarn. The force deftined for Ceylon, from Bengal and Madras, was expeeed to arrive in a few days. The licknefs Rill prevailed on the Wand : the igth and soft are much reduced: 35 Officers, and three or four Gentlemen in the Civil fervice, have died fiuee laft February. AMERICAN STATES. HOUSE OF 'ATIVES, JAN. 6. Mr. BMW this day propofed, that a tax of ten dollars be inspofed upon every Slave imported into the United States.—Agreed to. ' - - The Senate of the United States have determined that the form of their proceedings. in capacity of a Court of Impeachment. !hall be diflinft from thofe in their ordinary capacity ► in confequance of which a feparate Journal is kept, and ;lane adjournments take place. _ _ JANUARY 7. The Houfe of Reprefuthstives have for three days psi been engaged in dircuffing a refolution brought forward by Mr. Unwire, jun. for the purpofe of inveßigating the condo& of Judge Cues' of the Supreme Court of the United States, and Judge Parses, Dania judge of Pennfylvania. The Houle, by a great majonty, I think 8o to yo, pallid the re- Caution, and an loluifitorial Committee of Seven has been appointed. VINUALT v 3. The Preftdent of the United States communicated the following bleffege. accompanied by fundry do curium relative to the delivery of the poffervon of Louiftaoa AGE. To tie Semite sad Houk at Reprekstatlves of the United Seam In encodes of the laws of the rifest Scam of for taking of Latinism*, as coded to on by France, mod for the tem peras, Govannaer• theme, Gerresear Claiborne, of the Miff laws and General Wilkiska were appointed Csnwnif. lams toe eceive polloilion. ray proceeded with reek regular traipses had been simaMol at PM Adams from the Deana pert:vend MO foam /AWN dm Millappi Territory to New Oriam, To be prmand kg aM Meg anapeEted width might arils sot et the trasfaitim a rs&i,-ble body of Militia wan demi to be in mot& r the Stem of Obis, =e y, and Tameilk and a part sf theft Toadies was Radom& ea the Notch& Na -.om.latorevar, seek far their finless. Oar Cam milkmen, an their anted at cow Orleans. hood the Province already delivered by the Gssmiffaries of Spat to tilt of France, who delivered It ova to dm an the welt day at December, as appears by their dechratory adt accompanying. Governor Cid. borne, being doll hondisd with dm powers heretofore mertifs4 by the Gomm and Intariant of Loalliana, tamed the Govern. mess on the funeday i and for the minumases of law and order, banserNamly Weed the Proebissation and addrefs now essnmuni eatsd. Os this important semillition, fo favourable to the lime dlats betas of the Weans territory, fo nutritious to the peace and fsenrity of the nation in general, Mick adds to our country territories to emotive and fertile, and to our MUDS, sow brethren, to partake Mille hidings of ir.sedom and Self-Owtern mem, I offer to Conyers and our Country my Amen congrm cla cker. n. January NS, Igoe. —-- - • • . - - Wastitmorou. Jan. 33.—The Refolution that it is expedient to extinguilh the balance due from the Debtor States, was negatived. after two days warm debate in a Committee of the whole Houle, 65 votes to 64. After another day's debate the Houle refufed to accept the Report of the Committee, by 67 votes to 65. The confequence is, a Bill will be brought in to flrike off the balance due from the Debtor States. This meafure was oppofed by the New Eng land Members. The amount of theit balance to the 4th of January fan, in dollars. 6,472,354. A me)• tints has been made to ilfue 6 per cent. flock to each of the Creditor States to the amount of its proportion of the delys due from the Debtor States in the ratio by which the direa tax was railed. But I fear this will not be carred. Mr. Nictiocsoa moved to add, atter the word proportion," if entitled to any— the motion was negatived. All the New England Membcrs voted againfk the extinguiffinsent, except Mr. Otre of Vermont. The Senate this day have before them the Bill for ellablifhing a form of Go vernment for Louillana. The feaion which provides that the Government (hall appoint a Legiflative Council. occafioned a confiderable debate. The Bill fur ereaing into a territorial government that part of Indiana which lies welt of Ohio, and to make Detroit the capital, is under confederation. New Yeas. JAN. 23..—The following particulars of the pofTcfTion of Lonifiana by the American Commillioners, have jull been received from New Orleans. On the 14th December, Gen. WIL xresoo, with his troops, arrived and encamped within one mile of the city of New Orleans ; when arrange ments commenced for taking poffellion of the coun try. On the aoth Governor CI-amain took poi fefflon of the city. A fpktulid fin was given by the French Prefea. The town Militia paraded. The Commiffioners entered the upper gate, under a Royal falute of at guns from Fort St. Charles and from the American (hip Mars. They entered the City Hotel, where the Prefea was in readinels. After the Papers were exchanged, the Prete& ordered the French flag to be loweied, and the American Wiled. which was done under a falute .if American artillery. and amid& the acclamations c.l the affembled multitude. The Govern., has confirmed the MunicipAlity, which confoks of a Mayor, Council, Secretary, and City Treafurcr. They are all IStaclsmea. Boas is • MAy6r. The fame duties are paid as under the old resme. The Senate of the United States have fixed on the ad of March for the trial of Judge PICRIOING. The Aurora lays, that federal Officers are Cam mooed to repair, without delay, from Philadelphia to Waihington, to daft in the profecution of Judges CHASE and berrACIIIISII I' o► viii jl/11011.A !cut:. from Walhington on the fubjeft of the Impeachment of Judge Cnaca and Pietas, fay:: ■ If no one Ingmace of atifeendudt eau be fobßentiatod and mmildsred a crime and mildenteanor ger Impeachment. yet that tbsy may be all taken together, sod may be eonfttsed aa a eau*, or amounting to • high mimes and wfrettwassors, and im peachable as fuck' and that for this murk the easdadt of Judge Chars cm the trials of Calksdar sad Cow; so wen as hies * Is to be examined intro• _ . ----- Such preeifely was the ground taken by the Com mons in the impeachment of Earl Sraarroan. On Monday Mr. Bascatitaione reported from the Committee appointed on the &Wee a Bill for ere ling Louifiana into two territories, and providing for the temporary government thereof. St. Domingo, the city of this name, in the Wand of Hifpaniola, remained in the hands of the French the latter part of November, but the General com manding them, RIIIVIRCLAU, was preparing to re ceive the Black Republicans. Provilions very cheap. NORFOLK, JAM. ty.—On Sunday laft anchored to Hampton Roads, his Britannic Majefty's frigate PHAETON, and the Britilh EaR India Company's Ibip the Sia EDWARD Huc fres. They a►e to take on board half a million of dollars from the Bank of this place t but their deftination is not known. Borrow, Jaw. aB.—lnformation has been received at Charlefton, that the French prifoners on board the frigate Clorinde, lately furrendered to the Britiflt at Cape Francoife, afterwards role upon the Englifh failors. retook the frigate, and carried her into Porto Rico. - A Bill is before Congrefs, making it death in any of the crew, or owner, to run on !bore, burn, or otherwik deftroy, a veffel at fee. Fsa. 3.—A Committee of the Legiflature of Pen fylvania having voted. that judges &ripest', YATIs, and Staten, of the Supreme Court of that State, have aced illegally, partially, and tyrannically, they have been fummoned to appear before the Cogtmittee„ on the 13th of February Whitt. to an- I'wer the charges. The taxes paid into the Virginia treafury lark year amounted to 583,000 dollars t the authorifed expen ditures to 335.c00 dollars. BEAUMAILCHAIS has re covered of the State 40,000 dollars. The debts of that commonwealth are eftimated at 33ch000 dollars. JAMAICA PAPERS. A Jamaica Mail arrived yellerday. The Affembly of Jamaica continues to refute making any provifion for an additional number of troops for the defence of the ifland, conceiving that it is the ballads of Go. vertunent to protea them. and declaring their ina bility. In confequence of this, the Governor made the following fpeech at the dole of the &Con. which has given very great offence: ■ Gentlemen of the Candi. Mr. SPeeker. sad Geolleme B of the Alterably, • I am laggy to laved to ray paw* tn smut Too a reeds at dda leaks of die year. mks your profane b fo dreadady teed. I Cary upon your refpoethe moyades. " Mr. Speaker. and Modena of the Aireedgy, " I am meeh amass! that yes have sot gives me an eloper amity of thanking yes for the hippies required at this eventful period In dd of the mother armay, far your ewe defence; but 1 trait that, epos more mature eadideratios. you will fed the prepriety of (sprain Gmentateet in the melt etataalmanaar at your next sleeting, and thereby Mime to yourildves its folk* confidence in Isar loyalty and pauialfm. " Gentle:nes el the Council. Mr. !paha, and Gentlemen et the Afiembly, ■ I have to recommend to you, in the molt particular ramie of your return to your revere! parintes, the psrfuk of fueh provi dent meafures as may belt promote the fecurity and tranquillity of the illand. I do therefore now, in his Majclty's name, pro rogue the Genera AlD:lnlay to the 24th January neat; and it is I hereby prorogued accordingly." _ _ It is with extreme concern we remark, in his Ho. nour's fpcech, fo fevere a refleelion on the patriotifm and loyalty of the Alterably of Jamaica, never before called in quellion ; and coming from fo high an au• thority, we think, ought not to pal; without the notice of their conflituents, lignified by parochial refutations, expelling the general opinion of the country, by which the condat of their reprefentatives will either be approved or condemned.—Sipidelatzt to the St. yap de la Vega Gazette. Accounts from Sr. Domingo Rate that Cape Town has been ravaged and plundered by the Negrues, who are dividing themfelves into tribes, according to their African origin, and faint hopes are entertained of their fettling into any tranquil Hate. The French Comma:Aries at St. Jago de Cuba have declared St. Domingo in a Rate of liege, and a few privateers they have fitted out take every thing they can meet going into the ports of that Ifland. !Civicsma, JAMAICA, JAN. S —Yeßerday evening arrived at Port Royal, his Majefiy's fhip Lotus, Captain EVANS, from a crutze, with a Spanith (loop of war, which the fell in with on the Coati of St. Domingo, and no firing a (hot a.head to bring her to, the (loop of war returned it with a broad fide, and an engagement enfued, which tailed above four hours, in which the Spaniard buffered confiderable damage. The (loop is from Corunna, which port the left in November, with difpatches for La Vera Cruz and the Havannah. The difpatches were thrown overboard previous to her colours being (truck. In the Aaivity, from St. Domingo, are arrived a Mid thipman and four feamen, who were cart away in a prize belonging to our froadron. The prefent Ru lers of St. Domingo gave them the Aaivity to bring them to this Band. The (Choosier Bonita, D 6191.614, from this port tor the Caymanas, was taken on the vat Oetober laft, by a French &boom? (having wax-work on board and without a encomilfion), and eondritted into the Havannah. The Governor not permitting the prize to remain in that port, be failed from thence, and is toppled to have been carried to the Matanzas. On the ell of January arrived at Port Royal, his Majefty's fhip FAIRY. Capt. Lord HIM FITZILOY • from Cork in ferty-rtina days, tall from Barbadoes in sine days. FRANCE. PARLS, FEBRUARY 27. - . At the Diploniatic Audience of the 26th, Cnnnt COLLOREDO 2%1S introduced to the Ftecr CONSUL by the Imperial Ambatfadori and ieveaal Roillan No. blemeo were introduced by General Du Roc, the Governor of the Confular Palace. A courier extraordinary, difpatched from Offend by General Davour, has brought the Kentilli Ga. zette of Tuefday, the e lit of Feb. No. 3722. The lotelligence which it contains is of the bigheit impor tance. It appears that, at that date, the Kivu of EVGLAND had been from eight to ten days ferioufly Indifpofed ; and that his health bad become io much the wurfe as to fofpend all public Wind's, and to lit theambitioas men of all parties io motion,--Aioniteur. EItSRUALT 28. Yefterday there was a grand parade at the Thu. Merits. The pretence of the FIRST Cow sin. called forth from the troops, as well as from the crowd of citizens affembled on that occafion, the molt ani mated exclamations, which may, indeed, be con& dered, in the prefent (late of dins. as an addrefs of love and devotion to the perfon who was the objea of it. After the parade. the Vies,. Commit. re• ceived the eerie ,e6Feeterirte. In the evening there was a circle. It appears to be certain,that the Legillative Seftion 'will be continued to the cud of the month ; when the civil code will be completed. General Moavisa is arrived at Paris., Fur fevers) days an Englills tripe, accompanied by a lugger, has been crutzing Catlett]; Bay, iq order to block up The Selayeaw, which is ftationed there. Two Commiffaries employed by the French Oa vernment to provide for the wants of the Englifix prifoners at Metz and Verdun, arrived there the sit and sd of this month ; and, according to their pare ticolar wants, diftributed clothes, linen, and money, A letter from Vienna, dated the 9th of February. addreffed to one of the firft banking hooks iq Parks, contains the following pottage :—" Here, as well al ' at Paris, the weather has been mild ; bat alarm; arc entertained for the end of February. Well inform, ed perfons are of opinios that you will have an earth quake. If then you have any operations to execute. confider this information as certain. I cannot ex plain myfelf further." The Counfellors TRILLIUM). POITALIS, and Bs, Malt, being introduced to the LegiOative Body ycfterdaT, the farmer of them read the plan of 4 . law, as follows & Aar. I. Thereeretka , ander the Asty mirerantm who we new kicking Is, Paris and its environs, sad an is the pay of Embral, to emote a plot wank the Me of the /MT C 41141 5101.. and the rarefy of the Republic, kto be confide:red me per't eddied as a rmrmlofenes. 11. AU Nate are es Ise moldered as reenters who. from do day of the premise. of this law, thall knowingly forbear, am. widow old to dope, use or wore of the prifow nandoned I the procedwg artiste. as issit if they do sot gin information thereof to the Conn within she rpm ef oe Imes. to seelton front tbe ..most wboilley non have taken than in, wised= they do AM nodose wkh dam er how od e ned 111. Whams has. before the et there prerents, M. bowed Pt . er ray (Juiced' tbe pukes doodad, ban be bound to give notice thereof to the Coon within eight days; and In cafe of mica thereof, be AM be kirprifoned for eight year. iV. Whoever gives mike thereof within the tiate ars:avail, la not to be profeented for the Mk of cenaolkig, ow yet for the trastreffson of the rides of the Qum. After reading this plan, Tas Knew) continued: . is Citizen Legifiators I The bare reading of that which you have's& now heard, will have made you feel the wifdom and neceffity of the law which W 43 have propofed to you. What Frenchman does not tremble at teeing a handful of mifcteants, one of whom was fufEcient, at one blow, to firike the head of Government, and to throw all France iato mourn ing Picuaoau Ilill finds a hiding place here I Gloaoss, and his accomplices, are itill in the tnida of usl Whoever conceals fuch men, commits Om fame guilty offence. Next, let us take care not to pundit offences alike which are not alike criminal. Thus you fee, Citizen•Legiflators, that this law, reit dered peceffary by circumltances, does not entertain. any meafure but what is approved by juflicu and humanity; hence Government cannot doubt of you; readisefs to (audio* the fame." _ _ The Fuson's? replied Citizen Connfellors of State! The opinion of the Legiflative Body Gan not be doubtful. Whoever conceals the villains in the pay of England, ceafes to be a Frenchman. — The law propofed by Government is a muting of general fafety. While the laws protea the Saviour of France, they more powerfully protea the coun try, Thefe are the fentiments of the Legiflative Body. whore zeal is not abated: it will now redou• ble it, adequately. to the importance of the affair s and to morrow. the propofed law (hall be taken into con fideratlon." _ The fitting was very fhort, both of the Legiflative Body and the Tribunate ; and, in both aflemblies, the proporal was unanimoufly palled into a law ; while the Tribunate decreed that it fbould be pro mulgated that very day. fence it would be entirely ufeleis. if the dual eourfe were followed in this in fiance. I 11 1 r 111•Ittlf 2. General SMART has fent notice from Dieppe, to. the Firltinfpeittor General of the Gendarmerie, that the Vengeur privateer, of Boulogne, has entered the port of Dieppe with a velfel which the captured on the coaß of England. The captain and crev. - of the prize depofed, that they left London on the z...th of February, at which time the King was at the Litt extremity ; that there were no hopes of his life, and that this had occafioned great agitation and divitica among the people of the capital.—Mesoixtur. MARCH 5. Gen. Pauxtr, fpecially charged with the infpec tion of the Coat of the Department of LaVendse, has fent intelligence that on the night of February :6. a boat with twelve brigands on board, failed along the coat for three leagues, making feveral fignals, and attempted three times to land ; but having obi - erred Come limit chalTeurs following, it Rretched out to fea. We are informed from I-Limburgh that the En lias have employed more than fitly millions on in trigues in France. Deana at Munich, &piece Serra at Stuttgard. and their agents at Franekh , tt. and other places, have confiderable (urns at their slif porn inn.—Mossiteur. 13o.ti.oessis, Ftte. 29.-1 a the hilt battle which conk place, a fh.lll from the battery of Grifnez wcil thmagls an Englilh frigate and funl. her ; the 11- 11 ul tie NditillAS been driven CO Store. Since the 2.0