Star. — London, England, 1804-02-06 00:00:00

111 TSB lAMBOt TSB NACU MIMPLI, AND MIX Oi COMM Of al. mentes. The Indimeadento of balembito Is prodeinsed. Mora to arm peleddse *pity, too km reddened our eights; we fwear new en Oil theme to any power on earth; the frightful veil of poplins b Mtn to pieces, mid Is fie for ever. Wee be to who'da linisibse air wield bee win to pot together ha bloody tamers. 01 Leefillehlelli of St. Daman% medals, ha foreign coin- Obi. by pembindog war Wombat.; we do not intend ter for. bit you Indallielbeteiy from mosesiog to your property; far be Owe us this web/ ides We are sot igoorant, that there are Mos smog you that ham resosneed their old wron, Oland the of tide mentitant proterlions, and edusowiedged the Iserfabeds of the made for which we have hem flitting OW blood bele twelve men. Toward thole woo who do to jadlee we will oil as brothers; let them rdy for ever upon web= ad Mood• ihipeellet them rams among us. The 00/ who mewls to, the OW/ of Freemen, bids us to Bret& out towards them our coo quiwieg arms. Bat as foe the& who, imemicated with a foal& ride, and hoe:died Bones of a platy peetenften, are blinded fo meek as to think they are the Oboes of home smote, and who Weft to believe that they am defthiedby Ruyan to be our makes sod our tyrants, let them never come near the land of St. Dia -1 dogs; If they mime hither, they will only meet with chains and Ideportndon ; let them tray then where they are, and, tormented by their well-dekrved erdkry, and the frowns of the pa men that they have too keg medial at. let them NU continue to move the gray sof WMCWO of nobody. We have linen not to Men to clemency towards all theft who mold doe to freak to us Or (livery ; we ball be inexorable, per haps men enad,towards all the troops who, theenreives forgetting the ebb& fro *Ma they have not coded fighting rime t7So, iambi come yet from Europe, to carry among us death and fad tads. Nothing Is too der, and every means ore lawful to mm from whom It is 'Abed to tear the bit cf all Wings. Were they to more rims and torrents of blood to run, were they, fa order to maintain their liberty, to coaliagrate feven-eigiuks of the globe, they WV innocent before the trauma of PILOVIDWICE, that ha not mated men to fee them groaning under a barb and bimetal Lrvitude. If. M the venom infunedions that took place, fame inhabitants, agekli whom we had not to conpials. have been rifting of the mirky of a few roadie's or cultivator, too mash blinded by the remoohninee of their pal feeder to be able to abuse& the I vied and humane badholdin from thorn that were unfeeling end cruel, we lament with all (cans fools to deplorable an end, and declare to the world, whatever may be fold to the contrary by winked people, that the murders were committed contrary to the w &es of our hearts. It we, impolibk, erpecially In tbeerifis lo which the colony was, to be able to prevent or trop theft horrors. They who are In the leak acquainted with hiftory, aft know, that a people, when alreiftil by civil dientileas.though they may be the moat ponied ea earth, give themrelves up to all kinds of medics, and the authority of the Chiefs, always but poorly cocrondated In a time of revolution, cannot punlfb all theft that are guilty, without olw.r, a meeting with new difficulties. But now the Au rora of Peace lets us have the glimpfe of a left wormy time ; now that the calm of vidlory has faccenica to the trembks of a dread-, ful war, every thing in St. Domingo ought to &Mime a new face and its. Government henceforward to be that of Make. Dune at the Head-quarters. Fen Dauphin, N0v.29, dot. Ycaerday the Royal Family attended divine ler vice in the private Chapel. At one o'clock her Ma- JIfT• and Numerates took an airing by Fulham.— Scon after two o'clock, his MAJISTY gave an audi ence to the CHANCILLOR cf the EXCHllayllt, which Liked a confiderable time. —..-- The laft accounts from Brighton confirm the in- formation we had the plenfore to lay before the posh li: a few days (ince. concerning the convalefcence of the Penick of Was.ae ; and theta is but little danger of a relapfe. Our letters fens Dahlia this morning Rate that Sir EVAN Nsrta■ arrived there on Thurfday even. ing lan, and astand on his official avocations nut snowing. •NOTNRR LITTIiI Ulla OATS. Yellerday it blew a perfea hurricane, accompanied with the heavieß fall of fnow we have experienced this winter. It was exceffively cold, the wind being northerly, our Boulogne fquadron endeavoured to proceed to their Ration, but could not get out till this morning.—A brig from Yarmouth laden with barley, having (prank a leak, was obliged to run on the beach to Cave the lives of the crew. She does not appear to have fußained any material damage. The wind is now S. W. and all the chips and veffels, cept the IMISOITALITE, LOCUST, and Atom, re main in the Downs as per LIR. PoaTnsOUTM, FRB. 4.—The BRITANNIA, Palace GIORGI, PRINCBSS ROYAL, and WINDSOR Curtis, are under weigh to join the Channel fleet. Arrived the Wotvaaiss, of 16 guns, Capt. Gol an., from a cruize.—The Hiatiorraw and *Nom, with a convoy for the Mediterranean ; and the Fts GUARD and Houso, with a convoy fir the Weft Indies, will fail to-morrow morning, fhould the wind continue fair. The profecution againft Captain d'Esrtaar, - of the Royal Marines, doted this morning ; and the Court adjourned till Monday twelve o'clock, when he will enter on his defence. Yat MOUTH, Fats. y.—Friday failed the Sates gun brig, with a convoy laden with barley, bound to Ire• land. Yefterday failed on a cruize the ANTELOPE, of so guns, Commodore Sir Svnnrr SMiTI4. Ar- rived la CH IFFOIIIIII frigate, and ADDER gun veffel.— This shy failed la CHIFFMINE fur Sheernef., to repair her damages, having (offered very much in her faisl and rigging in the late gales. Arrived the Sortvr cutter, frntn the Humber, with eight fail of mer chantmen, bound to foreign ports : the Swiss. and Convoy arc expefted to get under weigh this after noon, as the wind has !hilted to the Northweff. Itentaln in thefe Roads, the titan, 74 guns, Ad miral -P.vss&L; ADDER gun veffel, Visstt gun brig, and three cutters. The Eats of LEI paact, Captain C TwoupEON, which arrived lately from Holum, has received an order from the poa. office to retrain here, to take on board the Honour able Avrissit Note, liv/so is going to the C;urt of in.rorive here to endrark. Pry port is in circulation, dint d racilablillied at chi, place, as ion, edi fred sod I fe- ring alto Uers ' the r the ace .and lids filed alb. Wain mouth e ers of math s en Chef. es Chet Pores. of rank. mire, did UTIOI' 'LAND, andore . They ; it was roma French Nand. can Ps• Orleans 111100 of ice that Freesias I to the caveat Tat int caber of aica fat have ae I curious at Near the spa rd page. ke make e. that A Cayenne spediteon from the ize. n an el ms takes ation. be. ILE, Lord ght Hon• (Oka a (Silesd) Domingo: General Rocdarsuv, General Boras and a great number of the Foridds and Redehierres of that Colony-, have been brought over in that frigate. The Cape was evacuated the Both of November, and the Mole on the 6th of November. ROCNANSBAII bad entered into a treaty with DM/AIMS% wh6 granted him ten days for the evacuation of the Colony. During this strmillice, Dasast.twss iffued the following Proclamation, which Rocearasau publilbed and polled in the town : • •f PROCLAMATION Of ?NI COUNCIL Of OF Cali TOWN. • Is confessesce of the orders tranduitted to the Council, this day, by the General is Chief, Reehambeas, the Council informs the Ishabisnes of Caps Tows, that the followiss letter km ban addreffed to It by Daddies% the nsi In Med of the Native Amy, dosed Heed tbarters, at Me Essimsee of the Cape, the syth inenalre, year as. (tptis Nov.11oa). The Ceased Is, is estsfessente, amine to melte Mows to the Mbelitssts the pad dilltaffiess of the New Ormermest, sad the pretedien arid • fointity gnats! to NI Oafs who flan eretrinse to red& in the Chimy. • Revsnass , 'reddest of the Connell • Car, sash ineneire. year Is tithe limeade." • " Heed Qom" tbe Eminent of the Cape. sy (tsth Nov. IMO • TON OSIMIAL IN COMP OF TIRO NATRII AMT. TO TIC C1T11155 31111111M110 CAPS TOWN. • Cleiseso.-lidis at the ledges seenesst is treaty with Gem. btl Itahmehosa, for the evessedes of tips Tows by his begs. His oppeessaky Males sae. Cldsms, to realm sey apprebes . Sem which yes may emenals. The war that Ms hitherto bees canted so, le what, lordp to the inhabitants ei tills whew missy; I Moe always offered feanity asd roadies to people of every Warr, sod yes wile mains* the hose tree me es this octidesa The smeer h which the inhabiter*, of 4 aim% of kiwi% Cayes, and Port as Prime, have bets readmit, is a fats - plods of sty !mirky. Tisek moss yos. Faison, who have my oblation to side the Celan, may to yes will led, soder • Governanst, hanky sad prosodies, both for year panes. sad property. The& who Mood ts seessipany the Preach stay 4 Mahe at liberty to do h. I have the hoses , to he. ( 31 0 0 d) • Dassauwas." • The above is permitted to be misted and pelted. • Nssoos, Adjutant Coatemesdeet, ronstandleg the Gard of the (heard is Me " ' • The above le a caned copy. • It , !relative of the Cassell of Natabks." • Collated by u." • FooKotaa, Soceetary." The following it the Capitulation between the Ear rlilh Commodore and Rocsawerao. agreed to at the • moment of hie departure from the road : Capitulation for the evacuation of the Cape, be 'tween Pete Bsiou, Captain of his Majefty's fhip Tut se os, invefted with full powers by Joni Loat so, .Efq. Captain of his Majefty's thip the Bessaaoruom, and retitle officer of his Majefty's (quadrat' cruising "before the Cape. on the one part : and jaetweS &Mt. / Genera of Brigade. Chief of the Etat-Major of the . French army. and Hamar Emma. a Captain in the .navy, commanding the naval forces at St. Domingo. :jointly authorifed by the General in Chief Amman. iIAU, Captain General of the colony. on the other. The following articles wer- agreed to : I 'l. TM Fret& Ildp at war wad laarelowt wide sow at mbar • to We part.lbstl be tarnatlirsd to tbo NEM —AdworPlartoL • • IL TM writes at Ceps Prancola, ahead, etaltattad, to iwitta Ad: baspga, fool be piteous of war, and la be foot to !Illotopoolgoo tbdr was, net to fires till der Sall be embryo& Fad tint al feu as polible.tbat tbo emboss may take piste wkb oat driay...Ashrer. Agreed to. UI. N ths Neter& sad Mbar Olken an Included is the pre- Mem meek. sad dap retain their arms. IV. The deb anbarbsi on based the Howells. Sophia. sad Wise. dip be fort dire& to France, sad the WA than en gage to fund& them with every &Miscue smeary fee that Fur side, mad blew& to (apply theta with prowess sod miedicises.— Adam. As the crews of the Nowak, Sophie, sad Jolting, an bade/use to navigate thole tads to France, the somber need fcry for that pupae dap be completed by the oddities of a few tailors- front the crews of each of t►e otter Wm, sad al the pro- Mikes and medicines that can, without incarreniesce, be freed, San be birdied by his bialefty's veal& V. The property of ij lM nil, lhaN be bored. The papers be longing to the army Oaf be MUMMA to *added the Etat Ma gor.—Anfwer. Granted. " VI. The American, Spacial, and Dan& velars, on board of l i which are embarked thole inhabitants of St. Domingo, who eboofe to accompany the army, alai be permitted to repair to their no *naive places of dellination, without befog molelted —Anfwer. Granted, provided It can be proved that the veldt belonged to Oak WIWI& An examination Salt he lottitated far that purpofe. VII. The frigates dull weigh under French colour and (ball di& charge their guns at their Separtare.=Anfwer. Granted. VIII. The fervent. of Oaken *all he enolidered as belonging to the army, and no individual who has voluntarily embarte 1 to accompany the French army, &all be again landed in the territory of St. DOTIOCO —A nfwer. Granted. Coocludcd and doted on board the Sormillance, at Cape Fran ,both November. tio3• lON Pe DI Imo, Captain of the Thereus, v a v BA *Mt, Captain in the Navy. Jet - ours HOT 11. Genitalotßrip4e. and Chivf of the Etat Major. It was not till the expiration of the tenth day, that this capitulation was granted by Ds SSALINIS, when 1, had already obtained polreffion of Fort Picolet, -there red hot balls were preparing to annihilate, in the port. the remnant both of the military and naval force ; and that the Englifh arrived in the Road to fgn this capitulation, which laved all thole compof• it, uhn were carried to Kingßon. A great num• bcr. however, remained. although their fituation, as well as that of all the hitherto free inhabitants, is alarming. Many whites have been haillged at Jere snie, and among others, M. Ms mou, Captain of the ship Vigilant, of Nantes; the ether% excepting two, have been configned to pliftin. Several Matfaere• have taken place at Cayes. At Port.au.Prince, the whites, male and female, together with the women of colour, are employed in filling op the ditches and stemniinsing all the forts. They have been diretted +o densolills the !lonics of the moth and they will %chick at Kinglion, they could not get dikonnted sl * fors of spy per cent. All there Gentlemen are loaded with bills drawn on the treafary at Paris, white, in the fame time, they are as poor as rats, and without a piafirt In their pockets. The principal robbers have fent all their calls to the United States. All the French and American velrels brought to Port Royal at the time of the evacuation, were in balk& Ro cmastasim delivered to the Englilh only t t empty Chips, three frigates, and the two corvettes le Cerf and la Decouverte. Saint Domingo is the only town and port in the whole illand in the pofteffion of the French. Ge neral Kerverfau, who commands at that place, has requefted permiffion of the Commandant of St. jago de Cuba, to fend over thole French troops who had taken refuge with the latter, as he wanted them for the defence of that poft, where he had a (apply of provifions fufficient for feveral months. On the a7th of December, the government of Jamaica was in treaty of alliance with Del alines. He pretends to do nothing without the approbation of the EngDOI government ; which is extremely dif agreeable to the latter, as, in coufequence, certain perfoas will to make it refponfible for all the aas of the nerroei in the colony. It is funded to be hie intention to deftroy all the towns, and to admit no other whites but agents who may have faeories on the roan. Now'that he is Captain General of almoit the whole ifland, people wait with impatience to fee what kind of government he will eftablifti. It is certain, at lean, that neither he nor his hordes can caulk any alarm to Jamaica. He padres no !hips, and all his ports are open re the Englifh cruisers, which vifit them every day ; betides he glands in the utnuffi need of their commerce. Jamaica wants no mere ire& troops to infnre its tranquillity and preponderance. It is (ufficiently proteaed, and has, moreover, a numerous militia, which, in times of general danger, has always been animated by a fpirit of perfea unanimity. ' ••••• • amebae. .4. ••• A AA., LOCLAMATION OF DIUALIIMF, CHIUSTOPHE CLIIVIAUX. CHUM OF ST. DOMINGO. MAILS TINS DAY.—Wind N. W. Ala. eve. * • I illaborgli I I Jamaica DAN@ Waterfecii Aim bb t. 0 II I 0 TORBAY. Ti;. 4.—Sailed the Veto' DI Admiral CORNWALLIS ; DaeaosouoNt. sad Cows SUS ROM of war; Minton and Earsatattar cotter% on the Ration of Brett. _ _ _ Pal.stotrra, Fat. 3.--ArriVed this day the brigs Pomona. Capt. Fecal-Roush and the Endeavour. Capt. 1). KILIPATIIiCS, from Liverpool, bound to Malta, out 24 days; the experienced the moll forme gales ever remembered ; but fortunately efeaped being injured; aro arrive& the Nymph cutter. Lieut. BUTTIIILFICLD, having on board a Lieutenant of th• Navy. with difpatches from Plymouth for Sir R. CALIM in Bantry Bay—has been'out of Plyinouth three days. but owing to the Arcing &tithed) , winds could not weather the harbour; alfo the Swedillt galliot Tremling, Captain Rouute, from London, with bale goods for St. Bartholomew's (Weft Indies), with lofs of fails, and other damage, out from Lon don 32 days, andhis been nearly three weeks of Cape Finifterre ; the will, it is expated, be obliged to dif charge her cargo. Sailed the brig Jane, Capt. RD. Howse., for ,Teignmouth. His blajelly's fhip Tiiisas is hourly ezpoited of this port from Portfmoutb, to take the •utward.bound blip for Lilbon, Oporto, and Me& terranean, feveral of which are here waiting. .The CO nntfl3l.o packet, &lawn which arrived on Wednefday evening lab, brought over the Aid.de. camp of General Roetiamsean, from Jamaica. Ge neral Roof all WV is patience on board the Ravo. LVTIO.IIIAIII frigate, which the packet (poke with ts days ago. About 6000 Trench troops were at Jamaica, and which occafioned much uneafinefs there—they were very fickly.—His Majely's Aip Na no% Capt. O'Naiss, and the packets, outward bound, with mails, remain by contrary wind. Ps.lf NOV T 4.—Sailed the ROYAL SOO, IL [ION of rto guns, to join Admiral Coanwessis, which be did yefierday, a few leagues from the Dedman's Point ; fhe is full of (pare naval Sores, fit to refit a Beet that may be damaged in a gale. Sailed on a' cruise the Lune, brig. The brig which ran Aare on the Cobler's Reach, on Therfilay, has floated of without much damage. Came in two more tranfports with troops, pen of the Weft India convoy, in damage, all their boats were glove in. The fignal for bearing away of the Weft India convoy, was, after repeated and un. fuccefsful attempts of Rear Admiral DACUS to pro- ceed, made off Cape Ortugal, it then blowing a hurricane. Several dead bodies of (earns, (ome foreigners, hate been waked abort near IBigbory Bay, the vetch are fuppofed to have foundered in the late gales. Dees, Fas. s.—Sailed the Viacom, kyotatt.s. PIIIISIOITALITS frigates, and leveret gun brigs, on their Rations off the French coin. Arrived the &ALLOT brig of war with a fleet under convoy from the weftward, which are failed for the River. Came down from Sheernefs the DALT (loop of war, and remains with his Majeßy's (hips and the outward• bound as per laß.—Wind N. W. TD 4 o FROM GIiViSEXD. 14.11. s.—Palrad by, the Limey. wwwe hawks; Carom. fn. Ajikai; Mph& W.-.. t *ea telehere Mod Geed Hope, hem Neelehitirrthillel Aso. Lem for Daemon t St. Pahlth. Cesohla Sir leiNthtt rihir, mows. fir Opettet R ire RAI Moo s ergil lee. 0111 r pereit al* Ffiledelpith = INUea iNOV leo oth. for t Ten Othredorw, Room; rrilli bid remialk Yteemwed. fie Teetheerie. ANIUVID. to the Creek, the Ahleels. Sterew. beet Vithbiewoht Mae. jobs and Mies. Delay. frees Philiddehla WOW from New York awl the Sulk hem Cherh. oo "a Cert. Swabarth. Fthwiimm From Ihdle 3 lrso tuDe. mainsii. Semi heetthemet—eAt R. Plifeelh Poo taint, hese Leghero—At hr ' Iledem Limmeef. meth the Piew.v - were. hem,thelemaelt leth is=! Lamb/ froitLeedsh. Dirriustmon OF riatiAlbsraik L'Afile. err the *thee if to *mem MS MOW. ill M. tilde. Metals. audit Demo Cheek. will be mil A lewd the fold Sh et Firiseeth we Thereby. de idt i& The lametheole, for the rompers de i t INlMlldaded bait cum win egoist at Plyaisudiewry fe ud Misr urns ais Van A letter from Lewes, dated the jd hit's% Am ° The grace, Snag" welcome bfelkeger, and nutty otter elfels. failed from Newhaven on the :Os tit. : when oil Hachy Heads a French privateer was See to board a large Sip, fuppoCed a Weft '6O dies= ; in toollpienee the feet ran In for the Stott .° CllB X TO. fees be ,t port. The following is Mrs. Lea's Ganda* Dream, as related by herfelfs At drat dim redo& is he Met. falba i..t at: whew* bissmat we, sot es I greed. I dwiS o l i al hard sw im* the leads dad aid Mudd he his. ghel Wight. dirg sada deeds timid with odd. 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Iratellr=rellie b d wlth i t=th w earsai spoil ow eyes mei heard thawatchwes tad *pa thrarshlask." 4 , I had received feversl interpretations of this dram. which I read to Lavas* Gomm' s be ra• quelled that be might be permitted to take Whom% in cider to interpret it ; and as I bad Owed the edlif privy ejge to . otberj. I yielded to Ma with. Ina fear days I regesmilan interpretatina. emir* qiirksal; I think I cMned it to the lame% with romp Mhos papers, not being able to Audit." Mr. Toasts the Cc:Wessell who performed the part of Recharllll. at Drury.Laae a Soot time 1.44 had a bank at the Little Thanes on Saturday. at which we were happy to fee a mo* refpeitable cute. He played Natoli ; and it is but jollies to Ay he performed the part with greet jpdgesent, sad with moth cleft. - - - - Lieutenant Colonel Born has been fogad guilty by the Court Martial, upon the charge of employing. contrary to his duty as an Officer, wesktmuniraten. ed officers, privates, and recruits in his domicile bufinefs. The lenience is, that he be publicly repel mended, and that the reprimand be printed and SOH to the feversl diftries and i lments. Dust..—Yefterday fe'rm t a duel was foot* ee the race murk at Warwick, between Liestesani Maas, of the 6th Regiment of Foot, and T. Au. sense, Efq. The parties Met at films o'clock h the morning, the former attended by Capt. I. , and the latter by Mr. G. WOOLLIT ; after e= two (hots each without eft& th h e am& and the parties were reconciled. Wears not ideal* the cauCe of the quarrel. A letter from Edinbur gh of the ad Mini lays :-- 44 A falls alarm in Northouslievland Itai given the Volunteers in this country another offer tunity of evincing their alacrity --On a repent be ing fpread that the enemy had made their appeipana on the coat, the whole Volunteers of the fiforeatie of Berwick. Rnxburgh. Selkirk, and Peebles, weft in motion. The people began to put in mania their orders for driving the country, and every thing was in a Rate of preparation for withal welfare.— Slme corps of cavalry had reached within a let miles of town before the millake was difeovered." A paperof yefterday relatesthat a Ruffian Nobletnat of high charafter and connections, who, upon a too of fctentific and philnfnphical enquiry, had vifite moll part of the Continent, was recently taken tip s Boulogne as a fpy. The Feasr Consut. nn bein apprized of his arra, ordered his execution, whic excited at Bnulogne equal furprize and regret. It i added, that as there did not appear any citeumftanc to criminate this gentleman. his having been execute without even the form of a trial. was expeaed to cot ILlcrably augment the difpleafure which the Court I Pete' (burgh was known to tecl at much of the condo of Bps•rsara. We have received the Parbadoes Papers to ti 16th December. Commodore Hoop arrived there c the t tth from Dominica. A letter from an American at St. Pierre's, Ma t i n icpie, dated the josh November, flstec, 6. - 11ie i; only cne armed Ichootter in this pent, and have chained her to the (hare, for fear of her Lleii cut nut !"—One Dr;tith flop of the lice, we fumy the BLit:HMI. a frigate, a (loop, a brig, and t% tenders. one of Which is the Harmonic private lately fo gallantly cut out by the boats of the CI TAUt, were at till. date cruiling off Martiniqi Our informant adds, that although Guadaloopc declared in a late of blockade, there was not a / tilb veffel of war then on that ;Wi wi . The Orli drawn Ticket iaft Satnrday morel! No. 376, entitled to pool. was fold at CAIIIIOI. I Co's. Old State Lottery Office. Nn.s6, Ozfoed Aro near Rathbone Place. in One (Liana', Two Ei g h t l and Eight Sixteenth Shares ; and elf.' No. tg,s; a Prize of sod. No. psi. and No. 10,127. Prizes ocl. in Sixteen Siztcsnths each. Where Tickets Shares, for the enfiting Lottery, will be on Bale i few days.—N. B. The fortunate holders of the ab Shares, ma; receive their morn on demand. -- , . ; U• 10 .3T I • , , ""'."'s . . '., ra.",* ti the .. • ' 7gP r • l La Grande kivint. sad to the old town of Cul di The frigate la Revotoviouratis, which left js; Sac. Thok, however, who have (minted it witi et mica tho sBth of December, bats brought the official Money complain, that they have received the frui Details of the Capitulation and Evacuation of St. ts of their pillage only in bills payable at Paris, ad 'minium% General Rocn•stasay. General Boys ) k . & ;,i, ,„ g;„„a n .,_ ,)„,, flu i d am ma difr ounte d all