Star. — London, England, 1804-09-27 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARTS, SEPTEMBER xs. The Monkey, of the 54alt inflant, contains the following article, under the head of London. Sep tember II : f. Since the Miniffers have been informed of the ar ival of the Emperor of the French at Boulogne. they have taken fo many meafures for recto ity, that there is not a village in which four or five of thefe pre cautions have not been adopted. Yet dill the public mind is not without uneafinefs, and for the IA fort night our fituation has affumed a mnrefinetre afpelt. What appears to be a bad prognoßic, is the apathy of a numerous clafs of the people, who affect to laugh at the events which others fear the moll ; and that, not from a confcioufnefs of force, and the idea of public fecurity, but born indifference to whatever may happen. Another more dangerous dais, is that which feems to with to profit by the Rate of anxiety and the cash to give thcmfelves up to licentioufnels and diforder. is very common to fee perfons full ofjny at the idea of the moment's approaching, which they believe to be favourable to civil tumults. An opinion very generally circulated, and which, unhap pily, the condud of the Government has already juf tified to a certain point, is, that all the prifons would be opened as loon as the French bet foot upon Eng nth ground; and. as it is probable, that that will hap pen a little fooner or later, perfons rilk nothing by getting into prifon, and, confequently, that chance is little in comparifon with that of gaining money by illicit practices. Yet, we mull fay, that Government redouble their attention, zeal, and rigour, to prevent the influence or the revolutionary ideas which are develnping in a thouland ways, and on all fides. to repref; feditious movements, and to check party fpi rit and defertion. A crowd of (pits pervade the kingdom. The Magiflrates are every wneie active and vigilant, and it is hoped they will be able to Item the tot rent. With borne exceptions, the public ipirit is kept tip among the proprietors. But they will loon be rendered difcontented, if the Government continue to employ, under pretence of the public fafety and the national defence, an infinity of vexatious means to which our nation is not accuflomed, and which it would not undoubtedly bear, but from the conlidera tion of an imminent danger." Lately, nearly at midday, the inhabitants of the village of St. Nicolas, 55 leagues from Munich, were alarmed by a :wife retembling the difcharge of a bat tery. The dry was darkened, and a whittling in the air was very perceptible. In a moment a mafs fell upon an adjacent barn. On exaniinaticn, the roof was broken in where the blow was received, and a firong matter was ditiovered of a fulphureous fmcll above the ordinary temperature. Its weight was about three pounds four ounces. The Well letters from Berlin intik that the re peated ecnferenees between the French Ens oy, Purr. and M. MAILORNBERG, the Proffian Minißer for Foreign Affairs, ruin upon lubjeas of the high. ed importance. The facility with which the Court of Berlin ad mitted the declaration of that of Vienna, iefpeain,, ,, MC new Imperial dignity of Außria, has foggelled the jinference as certain, that a fimilar ftep will be taken by his Pruffian MJjefty. An American vetkl, arrived lately at Nantes; int, has brsught the molt fatisfaeory nu this colony, which, (ince the Blacks forced to return to their former mat the greatell tranquility. The negroes formerly, with the greatell fubmiflion - has been obliged to have rccourfe .file example of fecetity. It is tree, tad jult regulation has been publifh• :xes the duty of the (lave, and informs - mailer has a right to command, and irn, he has to expea from his matter. apprehenfion that the intettml tranquil dilturbed by any este, thil attacks from The Englith continue to keep at a ref. me from the coal. Nature has, berides, deal for the defence of Cayenne ; and ire fufficient to prevent a landing againfl ore powerful than the Englifh, who :nt feveral emiffarier, horn Surinam Far song thole ;Trion:, who, 1. , r meafures :se been tranfported born France; but 'ion dike-meted, and are now in pfifort, puniihment due to their plot:—Fettilh prise of 300,000 mares in the Ham ry, was won Litt ueck by the Swedifh tnt in that city.—jtorritai d.•: DeLau. .—They write from Alencon, _under the . Cavalier, Colonel of the ger: d'arow, rotation that there was a band of brigands tbourhood of that town, took prudent mea informed of their projeas. lie was told, that the very faine - night, this Ring in lage the haute of the widow Bourdon .re Colonel Cay..lier introduced fecretly /avois, with the suu (Parma of the town who laid themfelves in wait, both in the tdam Bourdon and in its neight.ourhood. it was datk, the brigands enteted th e that they were fent by the Prete& to alfe money, and to fee whether any a i re. A lack with mrney was gi•:en them :mptied upon the table. At this natant the ladehis appearance with his pens d'arreter, btigands fired withou: wounding any tranit.i filed in their turn, rr.e hr;o:ind nother wounded, and a thud made his the others woe tAen, and caitied to Alencon. There li-i 6 .inds I,a‘e hmg of the country. In the inns: o f 'ere An meinbeis Kevnlo ior,Ary Committees, at sl the rra II ailiive patii is tetrorilm, dorii g %%loch f me of them ig men of prop. ri made itrrnet.fc lo►• 111,4 liiitandered away as ti,a-Isly A. they In I 7rd, 1797, And v lien the ped again to Wn•p power, they fent esters to every pet fon they facetted to ioney, and requirsd a sit:un thin under t. S , nie wets s'e•k tagb, I.onsvci, dated to ct imitate, but thcir Isv.trs, wir receipts, are now in t! babds of ;:tburfitl vfacit.l to try Cfcr.a.--jor,lai lr ' t here is not a village eintions have not b. .' is • 1 mind not without ! night our Siltation I What appears to be of a numerous clafs at the events which not from a confciou '' public fecurity, bur may happen. Anok , i which feems to will 4, and the cats, to gi I and diforder. It is I ofjny at the idea of •• they believe to be I opinion very genera ply, the conduct of tified to a certain p be opened as loon a lilh ground; and. at pen a little Sooner getting into prifon, 4 is little in comparifc ' illicit practices. Ye j redouble their atten • the influence or the developing in a the reprefs feditious ma I nit and defertion. kingdom. The Ma and vigilant, and it the tot rent. With is kept up among th r be rendered difconte to employ, under p ' the national defence to which our nation would not undoubt , tion of an imminen Lately, nearly at 0 • village of St. Nicol. alarmed by a :wife 1 tery. The thy was air was very percep upon an adjacent b was ',token in wher ftrong matter was I above the ordinar; about three pounds The latell letters pealed conferences I Purr. and M. Ha for Foreign Affairs ell importance. The facility wit ) stinted the &dant' the new Imperial , the einferenee as eel taken by his Pruffia An American from Cayenne, ha accounts from this have been forced tens, enjoys the gt work, as formerly, the Governor has but to one fiegle e that a wife and ji ed. which fixes the him what his mafti what, in return, ht There is no appre, lity will be dilturl the enemy. The I pefiful diflance fro' done a great deal I a few troops are ful an enemy more p lately have fent fevi ticularly, among 1 of Safety, have TMe they were bon dii awaiting the plait Nantaifi. ' The great prize burgh Lottery, Wi Conful refident in t Batomins.—Th , Eth, that M. Caved having information in the neighbourhor lures to be informe by his (pies, that 11 tended to pillage tl Badoire, where Col r Lieutenant Davois, of Altneen, who I. houfe of Madam E As loon as it w. lviufe, laying, that Search atter bilfe in um were there. A which they emptied Lieutenant madeh at whom the brig one. The gat.; et ar was killed, annthe efcape. All the c the ptifon of Alen i been the terror of t 1 pietre they were a! bunals, and Comm of the reign of tel r by plundering met tunes, which they I had acquired. In terrorilis hoped a threatening letters ' podifs any money, i p a in of death. S i to be intimidated as well a! their re the Special tttbun+ d' daemon. FEMALE LEGION OP HONOUR. LES ON DIT, OA AUMOUAS. (Frees Los Nsewila a le Mai., MroSdor Bath, Ycar XII. or July 59, aSO4. 0. a (rumours fay), aat a Female Legion of Honour is to be decreed, and that the model of her fez, her Majefiy, JOSEPHINE, the firil Emprefs of the French, is to be proclaimed by a Senatuf Loll:ham the protedrix of this Order. Who are t be ail the grand Officers, we have not heard ; with the creep iron of Madame Bonaparte. the mother, their Impe rial Highneffes the Pi 111CeirtS Jofeph and Louis Bo naparte, with ItIC IT Imperial HiglinetTes the Prin cefres Bacchicclii, Santa Cruce, Murat, and Borg-- here, Commanders of cohorts, are laid to be Ma dame Lucien and Madame Jerome Bonaparte, Mad. Talleyrand, Mad. Tallien, Mad. Recamier, Mad. Rancour, and Madame Ramufat. Madame Fie• ' hault is to be the Chancellor, Madame Geniis the Secretary, and Madame Staehl the Treafurer of the Female Legion of Honour. Every lady, who has written or intrigued for the revolution, who has fie quented clubs, who has married Sans-culottes, who has been divorced from noblemen, who has denounced arillocrats, who has fung at the fealls of the Godders of Reafon, or preached in the temples of the Theo. philanthropifts, who has bought national property, or fquandesed away her patrimonial Oates, who has aeled as aide.de-camp to generals, or as a miflrefs to the officers and foldiers, defaao, iMember of the Fe male Legion of Honour : . On efit (rumours fai ), thatMadameContat,Madame Dugazon, Madame Do Lannois, Madame d'Lltaign vine, Madame St. Hilaire, Madame Lafnes, Madame Augereau, Madame Getmetife, Madam:- Menou, Madame Purdan, and Madame Fouche, have pre rented petitions to obtain cohorts. On di (rumours fay), that the decoration of the Members of the Female Legi•in of Honour is to be a liar faflened to a tri-coloured garter over the left knee, with thr inscription plus u'ira, and that, in fu ture the drefslowns, petticoats, or chemifes, of fe male Chevaliers, are only to reach four inches above the knees. They may wear drawers, but thefe mull be of tri-coloured On dit (rumours fa)), that the chapters of this order are to be held in the pavilion of Flora, in the Caine of the nuilleries, and in the Palais Royal.— Their reception will rake place on the Emperor's Coronation Day, and they will receive their decora tions from the Emperor's own hand, in the Palais Ro - yal, in the pretence of all the female invalids of that place, and of the neighbouring flreets. Ma dame Lucchefini will officiate pontifically, and will be the firft foreign Lady who obtains from the Em peror this order of Revolutionary Honour..--lisni foil qui to y pelf( I . FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. DUNKIRK, Styr. 3.—A neutral vet Tel bound from Bourdeaux to this port, about a league from Calais, was difcovered by feveral aimed Englith vac's, when a cutter was difpatched by them in put hit of her ; notwithftanding her running in chore, the would infallilsly have become the prey of thole pirates, if , the had not taken refuge in Gravelines, where the cutter fired upon her for three hours: here Ike would have been compelled to flrike, if the hatteties of the fort, &c. by a well direfled fire, had not compelled the enemy's cutter to retire. The Commandant and all the Military have on this occafton notailetled a zeal worthy of the warm eft eithigium. May every neutral veffel experience the fame protalion, :toil in (pile of the blockade of the ports of the Channel, our art ir As will be certain. LUXEMBOURG, Ssrr. 6.—The Court of Criminal Juftice fining here for the Department ofDes Tsreos, after a trial of five hours duration, have paffed judg ment of death upon inn Raptifte Bernard, ag-.d 44, formerly a Curate at Mognes. It apt cars that in the year ./3, he was the murderer of Suzanne Dudiit, the - rife of Claude Defloges, and whom he affallitrated in the lota of Orval. The executirn took place here about eleven in the morning, on the ill intlant, in prefence of an immeoft moral f people, attracted by the defile of teeing the exit of a man covered with In many crimes, and who for ten years pall had fpread terror in fevers' places in the Department. In the fame place where this abufe and molder of Su zanne Dudot was perpetrated, Le had tome lime be fore atufed his own r a se. The culprit he , ing ap pealed to the Tribunal of Caffation, was the eaufe of the delay of his punilliment : however few critm nal rattles have been more ahlr,daur iu tlet,rj,rr k ; iven rife to more numerous dircutir: r,s that the prelent. STUTGARDT. SIiPT. B.—The tendly cemmitr.ica tions fo long carried on between tl , e Cabinet of Pe terfburgh and reveral Fr.nces of tie Etal.iie, have been luddenly difcontinu:d. This circumiht:lce is imputed to the late refidal t f the Diet of Ilatifho t to follow the initruelions c.l the It Lillian Mini ter, relative to the French feizure of the Doke of Enghien. DIVASDEN, SePT. 6. —Doting the thy of his Swc dilh Majelty in this city, he had a pAriicttlar audience with M. PIERIAPOINT, the End,lith Minider at the Saxon Court. Vsatca, Auc. 3R.--We this mnionent learn th e important intelligence that the Emperor of Anflria hits given eiders to the General. commanding in tittle countries, to aliernhle all the ih:ct: that can ralinly be (pared in Dalmatia an. Albania. A ntorhee of veffels are already retained fir the port': c f tranc porting thtfe troops by fea. Every ernightened po litician, from the moment that Cello was ccc , tp;esl by the Ruaians, looked upon that ersm as (1:1 C of the moll lenfible aggrellions that coold he ofiere.lagaina Au(lria; and upon iii flibita the Court ct ‘'ienna does nit conceal its difplztfurc. LI&G r, Si PT. H.-11t Pref.() rf Las it-- ctived from G:,IP, .1 cr. %%o. Ciiimatid.r..l I 251 1,Mi t 4 ; ., r y 1)),/,:),,it, the i; letter : M..nfiettr Ic Pt )1, I tni m);1: !to find Ora a man, al.. :qv:a:La t . t•i I), .. . ::., h.tt ceuled to bt intuits ne to ti c pal•crs of Liege, that lit I p retch's.] a pttiti. ti to hi s Isfajeity the Ettipti , t bets , e.a t T. o gre s ea,' Mae. (Irish!. and the be b.: s takt , . !hit' liboty to mention either circomilanee,, 11./. I. Idi .ire to be Idle, as I I,cvet quotsd tit. f:,'c ~ 1 CA:l.dgC limn the li•it putt nn IL: cti.o tiJe • t Saint Try:id to the extrcrlii y of the as.h di,sq n, which terrr.ina:cs about two leagues bet , re one at rives at A.x. 1 only law this perfon, who kept lui king abuut his Majelly's carriage, (creel rime Jr it Li j 1.4. Ay. SigrA II) '• LICILASID.'' JMERIC.!. ' Yetterday we received accounts from New York, dated Auguft 17.—His Mak fhip LEANDER, 21' Tiv , :d off there on the t 7th, having fallen in with the fhip Hibberts, of London, (which was formerly taken by a French privateer, and carried into the Havannah r) fire was bound from thence to New York, and manned with French and Spani-rds. She was commanded by an linglifliman of the name of HAYNES, who laid he received the charge from a Merchant at the Havannah. He pretends to have given fecwity to the French captors for rendering the (hip and cargo, anfwerable at the New York mar ket, on his charge of the above. (hip. Capt. SKENE, of the LEANDER, thought proper to detain her, and has fent her into Habil:. ST. DOMINGO. We have been favoured with the following extraft of a letter from a St. Domingo Planter now refiding at Baltimore, to his brother, in this country, dated Baltimore, Anglia 4 " By a veffel which left the Cape fifteen days ago, I have received information, that an agreement has been entered into between Da SSALI Nas and the COM minder of the French troops in the Spanifh part of st. Domingo, according to which, the latter, if he (hall receive no reinforcements in the mean time, is to evacuate the Wand on or before the fill of next November. The army of the Blacks is, in the mean time, to continue in thofe pofitions which it occupied when the agreement was figned. No battle had pre vinufl y been fought between the contending parties ; but daily fkirmithes, with various fuccefs, Lad taken place between the advanced polls. DassacraEg had eflablifhed a contlitutional committee, which fits at the Cape, confining of eleven members, of whom, two are white, three Mulattoes, and fix Blacks. ft is kid, tbat they have digefted a conflitutional code, which will be protlaimed as roan as the whole ifiand is in the power of the Blacks. According to it, the future form of Government of the Republic of Hayti will be organized. Report rays, that DISS•LINAS will be declared the Sovereign Inca for life, and, that his children will fucceed him in this dignity. which is made hereditary in his family. A knate. a tram; nal, a legiflatiye body. and a council of Rate, will be eflablilhed at St. Domingo; as the eordlicntionof which, with very few variations, is nearly the fame as that adopted in France. Should the Port content to the propofals DF SSALIN FS intends to make, the Roman Catholic religion will be the religion of (fate in the Republic of Hayti. The American (hip Eli zabeth, Captain Tuella', has been hired by Duca eta Es, and is to carry to the POPE a deputation, or rather an ernbafry, at the head of which is Faissecots 13110 U, a Black, educated at Nantes, and nue of Ihift bA LI CO favourite Privy Counfellora....-Their buli mia is, to propofe a Concordat, and to demand Come Cardinals or Prelates to advife in regulating the al. fairs of religion, and to anitt in the ceremony of the inauguration of DessaLrNss as Supreme Inca, which according to report, will take place on the firlt of !text January. Cuarsrormr, and five other Black Generals, are appointed Field Marlhals, and have each received three valuable plantations to keep up their new rank with lultre. A certain number oleo!. tivators have been Aligned over to them, as labourers, to work their lands. which caufed a momentary mu tiny among the ovules in garrifon at Port an Prince in the beginning of July, where General PAT mot, the Commander of - DESSALI sell guides, reflored order, and fent away, under elcort, to the different planta :inns, the negro cultivators. All perfons lately ar I rived from St. Domiogo agree in their ftatements, that the greaten anarchy, notwithilanding Dassa- LINES'S revolutionary tyranny and institutions, con noes defolate that Wand, where moo of the plan- cations, that have efcaped the fury of civil wars, re main uncultivated, or only cultivated to such a (mall degree as to produce a temporary lubfillence for their temporary occupiers. DLSSA LINES having declared all plantations, belonging to people of White colour, national property, with which he rewards his Genet. rals, favourites, and members of his Legion uf Ho nour ; a new kale or purchafe is iteceffary even for thoft: Black oroprietors, wh^, before, per for or nefirrr, have got polialion of them. Some examples of fe vet ity have made the trade of the Americans of St. Drinirgo of late more fall, particularly at the Cape, to which DI SSAL INES has invited Mr. DUTCH, the late American Comber, to return, promifing not only proteCtion, hut guards of honour and kitty. No bu linefs is, however, done but for leady money, or by exchange, nuttily icy the latter, as motley has be. cralre very fcatce. I have heard that DESSA LI NLS has fent agents both to Philadelphia and Jamaica, with propofals of let Ong commercial treaties. but a ith fuccefs I d nut know. Several Britifb of ficers of the navy have, however, lately tinted Dig- SALINES in his camp, 'sod have been received with Great dittinElion ; out it i. tuppofed that their pre truce era. merely desire t by the Black Chieftain to cn,zat7e the Eti t ,lilh cruisers to intercept any fuccours hicli the French or Spaniards Ihould fend from Cuba to 111,4 countrymen, bli ckaded by him in the city of San D o mingo. The hlegr..es fay, that he in teruls to slif i tatelt Cult:Sr r England as his 'Ali iii.icr, anJ that he has tictnen..l.l a prafiage for him on u .ard I. me BI it.lh MAD of war, which caufed confertnces. Mr. BARRY, of Boflon, who left the Cape on the 2,1 of July, lays, that the Negroes hope much from their negociations with the Englith, though, at the time time, they do nt t behave with mote ju.lice, or thew more t cgar d to Britilh traders, than to thofe of other countries. lie lat,s, that no thing is more ridiculous than the ptic , ile vanity of whom ars!akts ts has en ;de Mem hers of his Lo t ion of I honour. e U r then upon a red and white ribbaod round tht.r tare I 1 when max.!, or with no other coveting but a col. .t. red lhirt. Upon the liar is an enamel urn, ft.tttotind.:J with wrea•hs of lord, with tinge words—a. Tom faint Ara:boated by Bonaparte," and under it, " %se (wear vengeance." The liar is of a larger fire, of gold for the Grand Officers and Contrtutt..lers ; Lou r.f laver gilt for the Legi.maires. They are the u oik manfhip of four French jewelers, v :lore Eves have been fparesl on that arr ant. v become of this Negro empire is impariblt l con;:c• tore ; in the mean time, all Eoropeaa power► pcd felling colonies in the Well Indies, have to dread alike it► profperity or ils deftru6ion." LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. PRICE. OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE, Confab 57 f—fur acwunt, 5 7:—..onuoiunt Gt. PRICE OF SEOCKS YESTERDAY. Bark Stuck (hut I S. Ann. End 3 per Cent. Red Ann. &tit 3 Per Cent. Conf.37i.i4i 4 per Cent. rout s per Cent. Navy pit 5 Pr Cent. 1797, that Long Ann. Mut laa loads is a u imp 3 per Cent. 57f Earful'. NIL, par lb. tIT. Osmium 61 prem. Fnaldh Tiarts :111. .D. Confab for sec. 57M The general convert .. .akin among commercial men ' and politicians, is the probability of a war wits= Spain, and the general opinion teems to be, that it is inevitable; though tome people fill think the Spanifh Government will give fueh explana. tion of its pacific views, and even of its determina• tion to abftain from aaive interference in the prcfen: conteft, .as molt leave Minitiers little apology for going to war, at leaf as far as the Vile eliipshier; and means of Spain arc to be taken into the account. We are of opinion that war ma fpecdily take place r if Spain continues to aid the hollile views of France, however pacific her own difpofition may be; for to us the evil is the fame, whether Spain acs againfl us by compulfion or by choice x and, in fag, Ave ought long before this to ha►e cut off the poffibility of France receiving, without impediment, thofe fupplies of bullion which Ile has been drawing from South America through the medium of Spain, every dollar of which is expended in preparations which have for their avowed objea the fuhjugatioa and ruin of this country. The ground of the rupture will not ref on one individual and infulated fag, which a rigid in terpretation of the laws of nations might be able to eftablifh as an a.t of aggreflion. It will not reh on the noconamodation granted to French privateers in Spanith ports for the annoyance of Britiat trade ; on the infolent behaviour of the Pasties of Puck to our Anabaffador at Madrid ; on the fupplies that have been furnifhed in money to France ; tier even on the armaments fitting oat in theism. of Spain ; but on the aggregate of her whole conduit and proceedings as giving ns all the evils of haility, without any one of the benefits we had a tight to mica from her neu trality. On the fubjeit of the armaments, it is reported, that upon a qucßion horn our Minifter at Madrid, rc quelling an explaration of their object and deßination, the Spanifh Government infolently anfwered by afk• ing, in return, " what was the dellination attic Rol• fan naval and military armaments in the Mediterra• neon r it is alto (aid, that our Government have re• ceived certain information of another Treaty con. eluded between Frame and Spain, by which the former ilipulates for the adlive affiflance of the Speak navy, in the profecution of the war againft Eng land ; and undertakes, in eonficleration thereof, to an. knowledge his CATHOLIC Male sty Emperor of Spain, and to extend his revolutionary empire by the annex ation of Portugal. If theft reports be founded in fad, we may pity the fate of Spain; but we mull take care of ourfelves—if true, Spain is completely melted down, and mixed in the revolutionary cruci ble with France. Their principles and views are one and indivifible; and it is idle. after fuch proceedings, to talk of the King or Government if Spain. Bona re KT s and his portable Cabinet, whether at St. Cloud, at Ais•la-Chapille, or at Mentz. are the King and Council of Madrid, equally the mailers of the lives and property of the Spaniards, as of the Dutch and the French. We have already dated the refult of the interview between Lord Haattoway and the merchants carry ing on trade with Spain. We have now to date farther, that the merchants have fume waited upon Chevalier de ANDUAOA, the Spendlt Ambafador, to afcertain, as far as could be confifient with pro priety, his Excellency's fentimenta on the impending danger ; and particulatly to requeft, that he would favour them with an atirance, that (hips laden with grain from this country far Spain, would be prolefted in the fame manner as thofe loaded with Wool from Spain were by our eruizers, even in time of war ? The conclude of his - Excellency evidently proved, that he not only wilhed to avoid any enforce at this time to (mations of a public nature, but that he was fearful of raying any thing which might commit his authority, or implicate precipitately in any degree the interefts of the two countries. His Excellen cy, however, went fo far as to fay, that to fiart a doubt on the fubjefl, would be to fuppofe that the Spanifh Government were about en aft on a fyllens diametrically oppofite to that principle which had hitherto governed their interconrfe wi th Great Britain. The merchants then urged ,he propriety of affurances from Chevalier AADVAO4, in his Anthaffadorial ca• packs , . that no feqcelitatiun of property would take place, fo far as regarded veffelt laden with grain for the fupply of Spain, and that fuch Tails would experience the fame potation as thofe now expel kneed that brought wool from Spain to this C. tint.,. Hu Excellency (lilt waived any dire& anfwer or affurance ; but when the Merchants Paid that filch lnttru'tions refpeaing the \Vool Ships had itecn Mite,' and fant!tioncd by the Bikini GtNern •vent, and that they could produce fuch a Paper the fa ist Eton of His Excellency, if he pleAfed, the Chev,thet Asnt AcA at IA obfer•ed, that if they would favour him with a Copy of the Docu ment now de:eribed, he would take the particular cafe which they rcrrcfuLtt:d into c..nfideration.—.