Star. — London, England, 1802-06-01 00:00:00

W T. In be IPC. ain't Pay; :v tchich, in many cafes, would amount to five times the penalty. After much difeu Ilion, it was agreed that the words " with colts," fhould !land part of the 13,11. On the eaufe for allowing Clergymen to farm 44 in virtue of a licence duly figned by the Bithop," a warm debate arofe. Lord W. Rut&ll was againit the claufe, as taking from the Clergymen the rights which they held under the Ad of Henry VIII. and leaving every thing to the difcretion of the Bithop. He was tlipported by Mr. Caleraft and (event] other Members. Mr. Addington Paid, that it was not intended to deprive the Clergy of any thing, but, on the contrary, to give them new powers under the epifcopal licence. Another unction then arofe, a, to the point whether this licence thottld be revocable by the Bifhops ; and is fn, whether the leafe granted to fuch Clergy not be do fa& cancelled? psoduced a long canverfation, in which eat Maher of the Rolls, Mr. Simeon, Mr. Gre gor, Mr. Ellifon, Mr. Evan Law, Lord W. Rut tell, Hon. Dudley Ryder, Mr. Bragge, the At *rimy acneral, and a great number of other Gentlemen (poke. It was agreed by Mr. Adding. ton, that the daufe was imperfeCtly worded, but he was of opinion that the defeat might be cured by a provifo. Under ;kis imprefllon the words were allowed to fland. Sir IV. Scorr moved as an amendment, that nothing in this Aet thould deprive the Clergy of any privilege which they held under the Alt of r enry VIII. This motion was agreed to. Af ter Lome further difetiffion, it was moved, that the Chairman report progre's; which was carried, and the dtb.iie adjourned till Wednefday- The Houfe was then refumed, and other orders of the day deferred. adjourned at Twelve o'Cirick to Wednefday. LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE r. ••• GENaII•L .o:vlr4Cl DAT, PRICE CP STOCKS YESTERDAY: per Ct. Red. 7.;f1 India Stock 259 )4e* 4 per Cent. i 777, S 8 ii Imp. 3 per Cent. 75/ 72 5 pet C.A. 1031 ro,fi I.2che. Mk is. a 3s. dif. Ditto, 971c1 10 4 i Ompium t ol prem. I.nng Ann. lot 13-t6 Erg1:111 Tickets 17 1 .45. abor t Atm. 4 1 5 .16 Cone for the op. 75i 76 75i This morning we received Paris Journalc to the 39th ult. They are plincipAlly occupied with ad dreffes to the Government from different communes and military corps, approving of the ele.lion DoNAPARTi to the Chief Confulfhip fur life. In the Moniesur there is a letter from St. Domingo, which, though of an old date. is interefling, as it furniiltes curious information refpetliug• Toys saatT'S Government. The yairnal des Dtbsts Rates, that General Lord HtiscHissos, Commander in Chief of the Britilh army in Egypt, was at Geneva about the alit of Lift month, and remained there a few days. Tim Cortfoiiii 56 fr. lc; c. PARS, MAY ;3:—The following letter is of an old date, being only fome days podcrior to the arrival of General Llctlite : we pnblifh it on ac- count of the curious ideas it contains refpeßing the finances and organization of Tou swwr's Go ya-Moe:It: Port Itcpublicais, 14 Pluvinfe, Year 10, (Feb. r 3.) Vk'hen the (hips arrived in fight of Port Repub- Bohn, the firil chiefs, or rather the greatelt lidos, were Arent, fome in the Spanith part, and Tome in Saint Marc. They had left pofitive orders to deflroy perfons and property, if the iffue of the defence WAS not in their favour. Their Subalterns, the depolitaries of their defigns, immediately de ranged the authority of the two White Comman dants of Port Republicain, and prepared for de.' fence. Port-au-Prince wills. The Citizens, diG armed and concealed becaufe patroles, commanded by the moll celebrated villains, carried away 311 1 the whites they met with, and even took them from izeir hco:es : more than three hundred Whites were dragged without the town ; Come of them setarned, having efcaped from the hands of f:eir alLflinc, and, it is faid, that the refs were butchered on the road, and a whole body of them at .he Plantation Chitry, at Mirebalais. We who were b.ft, whole houfes were not burnt, were in .tel.ted for our fafety to the bravery and intrepi dity of the French, who withont a thot, forced '-he obllacies oppofed to them, and who, inftead of holing time in firing, marched araight to the centre of the town. The inforgents, intimidated, betook themfelves to flight, and had not time to fpread dearuaion as Toossarsr had ordered. 'lbis town prefents to the French a convenient *ham in the midft of their friends. You may be allured that we thew every kindnefs both to the CMcers and foldiers. The town of Croix de Bou quets is totally burnt, as well as fome plantations. The reafon of their not being all burnt was, that moll of the negroes on them retitled to join the .Tapirs and incendiaries: they told the chiefs who ordered them to fpread ch.ltruaion every where around, " We have been beat and mutilated by you to make us work ; now that the French arc here you with to burn every thing, and to maf- Caere all the whites. You laid you did every thing in the name of the Republic." There were few viaims therefore in that quarter. The town of Archahaye is entirely burnt: every thing has been devoured by the flames at Ilares and Bon ea r eu w e 4m l - 4j, unda neafteers refpedln; the fate of the inhabitants, of whom we have had no intelligence for ten days. The town of Leogane is totally burnt : its in habitants were all maffacied except five or fix.— The town was plundered before it was let on fire. We have reafon to apprehend the fame fate for every other place in the C(dony. The cruel and' hypoceitical TOUSSA I T does not purfue half mea-' funs. He lays that in times of great danger they ought to he general. Fire has appeared in the , diftrid of Saint Marc, which will be abandoned to the flames before the French approach it. Our Chiefs and our troops are in great adivity, with out confufion or agitation : it is by thefe means that they can conduct their operations with effect— unfortunately they will tread only on antes and bones. The expences of the Colony this year, have been above 3+ millions (above 1,400,0001. Reding) on an efeaive receipt of 19 millions (7300001. fter ling). I have tent you an exalt ftatement, but it , does not include the whole expence. It prefents ' a deficit of nearly 13 millions (623,6001. Rerling), and fur this the horrid central affembly was going to eftablifh an aid of a fourth. The Government of Toussatur would have had the fruits of our labour, and would afterwards have expelled or analfacred us—this was his plan. The Colony would have belonged to him, had he had time to confummate his crimes on the victims devoted to his hatred or his calculations. You muft be fen fible to what a Rate of poverty fo great a revenue muff have reduced thole obliged to furnifh t. You can have no idea of the dilapidation in every branch of adminißration ; and of the riches hi property and fpecie of tome of the Chiefs. Tous- SAINT and DRSSALINES would have beeen the richeft individuals in Europe. There riches will be loft—they will be buried in the earth, and there firft rate villains will peri(h by the hands of their own people, if they do not fall into thofe of the French. In regard to produtgions, what does not belong to the national domains, has produced 20 per cent. duty. The whole receipt, according to the Adminitirator VALIAL, who paid badly, amounted to t 9 millions (750,0001. fterling) : compare the produEls of the A dminiftration of the Taft intendant, with the prefent prodllts, the impofts then were nine or ten millions (375,0001. or 400,0001. fler ling), and the colony in the courfe of four years, faw new roads, bridges, fountains, quays, new ports, barracks, and fortifications, conftrueed in all quarters. At prefent Toy:SAINT demanded a new impofition of t 5 millions (above 600,00 d. fierling.) You may readily conceive, that there muft be tome where linmenfe furns, long deftined for carrying or war againft Vrance. Above all, let the French Government fend hither none but brave and judi cious men, ant let it know that we are of more value than the blacks, to whom we have been made a facrifice for ten years pall. The prefent com motion will be the dcftruclion of more than 2000 perfons belonging to the colony. Ido not fpeak of troops; according to the eftimate of the expellees Toussato T 11111Uft have 25,000 men in arms: dur ing the war of the South, he was obliged to collect the forces of the North and Weft, to go and attack RioauD, who had no confiderable force to oppofe him. It is Paid, that he has eftablifhed entrench ments in the mountains of the Spanilh part. What evils are occafioned, by flares become maf ters without knowing the value of property ! One effential point which Government ought not to forget is Religion.—lt mull be preferred entire and the exercife of it. We have here an Apoftolic Prefed ; he is much loved, and is fur nithed with powers from the Holy See. We love Gun and France. The Prefed I allude to is called LEC UN : he was ci•devant Apoftolic Prefed, and fuprior of the miffion W . the Dominicans. Every body will give you a favourable account of him, and particularly Soo perfons who retired to his habitation as to an Afylum, at the moment when it was believed the Negroes would make refiltance. He confoled them, and fupported them by his Grmnefs and courage. [Here the Noxiteur gives an account of the ex. penccs prefcnted to the Central AiTembly by the above-mentioned Votxt 1, Adminiftrator under the government af To u s seism, and which amount as before limed to more than 34 millions, above 1,400,0001. fterling.—And alfo an account of the Colonial produds, amounting to above 19 mil lions, about 730,0001. Ruling.] His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kiev landed at Gibralter on the loth ult. attended by Ad miral Lord KEITH, and all the Captains of his Maje(ly's Blips in their refpative barges. Upon his Laving the Isis, the whole fleet fired a royal fa lute, as did the garrifon on his landing. The whole of the military were under arms, and received him with all the honours of war ; and in the even. ing there was a grand illumination. In the Bay of Gibraltar were one Portuguefe line of battle (hip and one frigate, and three American frigates, all of which fainted his Royal Highnefs. He was, five days after his arrival, vifited by his Royal Brother the Duke of Suss sx, who ar rived in the Mermaid frigate from Lifbon. ' It is thou lit the Refolution for poßponine the TIM ARM?. ORNIIRAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE BRITISH ARMY, JUNE 1, 1802. Zrgdars. Fatale:. 111;- 7.t. Caw. le. le. Itha. ,24Cfrof '' pen. England and Wales 24 632 e 6 6t 40 North Britain a c; 6 so 6 Ireland al 26 25 g 48 6 _ . Intel'', °nadir', &e. ' - 3 i i.l 3 lei Gibraltar, - .. ••1 to ••• •••• I I 0 Minorca, & Malta -.— 12 g 12 Egypt,and on paffage from r is —.- ,i, 6 North America - -.- s a p 7 Weft Indies, &on paffage tch .37 -... 37 Cape of Good Hope, &e. 1 7 .... II LiR Ladies, &on paffage t 0,4 19 —, &23 On pagage from Abroad 1 r --- Total 40 147 --4 t — 228• 72 ii) nth Dr. included. (6) s4th included. (6) 49, y 2. il) ad Batt. Royals, 18th, 27th, 1 Rat. and 61ft. e) The Cambrian, Royal Lancaddre Volunteers, and the 13anffilIrc exclufive. 1 • EYCIIIAYC of Artillery and Engineers, Volunteers, &e. Moa of the temporary barracks on the different coatis will be given up to the relpeflive proprietors on or before the 24th of June next. The t Nth Light Dragoons are ordered to Guild ford Barracks. The 7th Light Dragoons, doing duty at Kenlington and °Adam's, have been re lieved by the loth, from Hounflow. The Priu cefs Charlotte of Wales's Fencible Infantry have been ordered to Tynemouth Barracks. Part of the Both, lately arrived from Egypt in the Otter tranfport, are to march to their regiment at Sun dtrland Barracks; and the 2qth Foot are ordered from Winchefter to the ncighbout hood of Portf mouth. Tis being the day appointed for a Genefal Thankfgiving, the fame was obferved by the due performance of Divine Service in all the churches, chapels, &c. Until the French Government choofes to fix up on a perfon to reprefent it at this Court, neither Lord WHITWORTH will proceed to Paris, nor can the Gentleman be tired upon who is finally to be fent. The vacancies in other Embaflies are delayed to be filled upnn til the Embalfy front Paris is fettled. A private letter from Paris, dated the 37th ult. Rates—" Notwithftanding every pollible remon• ftrance to the Fiarr Consul., 9n the part of the EMPEROR of all the Russ! AS, Piedmont is pofitively become an integral part of France ! Orders have been already iifued, that the laws of the French Republic (ball henceforward be extended to that ancient principality and appendage of the illuftri ous Houfe of Savoy. —This is a moft certain faft.'l By the New York papers, received yefterday by the Mail, we find that an a debate in the Senate upon the army eftablifhtnent, a Member Rated, that he had private information that part of the French force in the Welt Indies was defined for Louifiana ; and fuggefted that a regular body of troops (hould be kept up at the bead of the St. 4wrence, and the mouth of the Mitliffippi, equal to Iry foreign military force on thefe points ; but the fu ggeftion met with no fupport. It is stionithing there fhould be any able Phyfi cian at Hamburgh : the higheft fee for a vifit is 25. Reding. Till lately it was no more than is. gd. An elegant Villa, crated by, and formerly the refidence of his Serene Highnefs Prince ER NasT of Mecklenburgh, delightfully fituated near the , town of Zell, in the Eleftorate of Hanover, is to be fold by Auftion at GARRAWAY'S to-morroir. It is a pleafant retreat, combining amnfements with ceconomy, and is particularly delirable to Parents wifhing to give their children a Continental edu cation, and the important acquirements of the modern Languages. COVENT : G•ILDIII TN ZATILE.••••Laft night MIT. BILL' NGTON finifired her engagement at this Thea tre, by performing Rofetea in Love in a Villogr, which the did in her very bell (lyle, and received the parting plaudits of a very full Houfe. Pas:news rok juNc—Evening Drefies—t. A round drcfs of white Main made with plain wrapping fronts, the back full, with lace let in it acrofs. The tops of the &eve+ very tull, • the bottoms trimmed with lace. A Mamelake jacket, and tur ban, trimmed with diver. a. A drcfs of yellow till, the body and beeves covered with black lace. A long lath of black lace, fattened on the left fide. Black lace tucker. Turban of yellowerapc, ornamented with flowers and bows. Promenade Dreffcs—r. A wbite muffin round drefs. A black lace cloak, trimmed all round. A bonnet of white chip and lilac filk, with a lilac feather in front. a. A round drefs with a very narrow flounce round the bot tom. A habit thin of fine muffin, plaited very finalL A ftraw hat lined, and tied under the chin with lilac, and ornamented with a flower. 3. A round drefa of cambric mullin with long flecves. A black lace cloak, trimmed all round. A full ruff of cambric round the neck. A ftraw' thatched bat, turned up in front with a Itraw loop that is fattened on the top of the crown with a tall& Full Dreffes.—t. An evening drefs of cambric and lace van dyked. The bofom trimmed round with lace. The hafr drelTed le the molt failtion.tble manner. 2. Morning Drcfs of cambric muffin. Handkerchief of muf fin, trimmed all round. A (mall cap of worked muffin. with a lace border. 3. A drefs of lilac filk ; the fleeves of white fatid, trimmed with lace; full epaulets of lilac Wk. A (mall hat, of filk, ortia matted with flower.. 4. Evening Drefs of ant fpriggr d Muffin, trimmed with lace. A buffont of lam over the bofom, fattened in a bow on the front of the drefs. A white Patin hat trimmed up in front, and orna mented with antique gems and Bird of Paradife feathers. s. Walking Drefs of white muflin, with fcveral rows of lace or work let In front the top to the bottom of the train. - The hair dreffed, with a white lace veil over it. OBSIRVATION S.—The prevailing colours are, lilac, yellow, flelh.colour, blue, and puce. Flowers of all defcriptions aro univerfal. In full drifs white oflrich feathers are the principal ornaments for the head. Spanifh clocks of white muffin, trimmed all round with lace are generally worn. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. —The changeable Rate of tkc fcafon during the early part of the prefent month. has not by any means been fo Gretna& as might be -- - for the various kinds of crops. It has retarded the g. the wheat as well as the other forts of grain crops, ((pedal! , the more thin and light foils • the cold and fruity nights alto been highly injurious to v arious ' kinds of fruits, mirth. thofe of the more early deferiptions. And all the tender of trees have (offered more than has been experienced great len& of date from the.fane ;auks. The want of rain has likewife been very prejudicial gratin the hay diftriEts, the crops in general at prefect a ing thin and very backward. The cloven on the light, are declining, and teem to promife but an indifferent - The old rehires in many dittaids afford bua.very lid UT INTELLIGENC.F. MAII.S•THISDAY~WIND North. AttwED. DVS 4 Dublin, 0 Ltr.cli, PLYMOUTH, MAY 3a Came in the George of Hull, Captain To QMAS BOYLE, from Alicaat, laden with fah, for Gotten burg : fhe fprung a leak nine days ago, and it was as much as the (hip's company could do to keep her free, by . conftant pumping t when her quaran tine expires fhe mull. unload to be repaired.—Alfo the ACTEON Tranfport, from Alexandria, with troops, lalt from Corunna, where (he put in for necelfaries. The Swedifh Eaft India [hip, Prin. cefs, of and from Gottenburg, Capt. CAB GAD. bound to China, laden m iundries, on the 21a init. in a heavy gale of wind, about too leagues off Scilly, 101 l her mixen-mall and main top.mall, and received fo much damage bcfides, that fhe was obliged to bear away for this port. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 31. LA night arrived the Ann, Capt Jon); CROSBY, from Lifbon, laden with fruit for London. .The Telemachus, PAIN, which arrived yefterday, as already mentiund, faded from Leghorn on tits 19th of March, bound to Lcridon, and had a very tedious paffage the experienced fever4l gales of wind: %virtu 07 the Start, the faw a number of tranfports,fuppufed not leis than 130 fail from the Mediterranean, homeward-bound; but the wind being fo much inclined to the eaftward and S.' E. none of them have yet reached this port; but they may be hourly expe6ted.—This day arrived 'tic (hip William, Capt. SAMUEL WIGG EN S. from Me mel, with timber ; 'the Nelfon, J. DONALD, from Havre; the Kitty, JOHN CH lEN (torn London; the Ann, CHARLES BUCK, from Sunderland; and the Charlotte, RICHARD BUTLER, float Leith. SHEERNESS, MAY 3T. Arrived the Iris, Captain ATKINS, from Lym. ington ; Favorite,Captain, WEss sac u,and Ranger, Captain GODDARD, from Embden ; Pylades, Cap tain BooRDER, from the weftward ; Diligence, Captain Jou Es, from the Thames; and the Locu f, gnn brig, with new entered men from the River. The IRRESISTIBLE has been paid off at Chatham. STOCKHOLM, MAY 7. We have received here the melancholy account of the loft of an Et-11A veffvl, bound to Peterf burgh, with fugar, coffee, indigo, &c. This veffel was wrecked on the 23d of Apiil, on the coaß of Gothland. ELSINEUR, MAY iS. The homeward-bound veffels that failed from hence on Friday lalt, were ken oi the Scab, two days ago, by veiTels that arrived here this morn• ing, fo that it is fuppoled, notw•ithilanding the blowing weather,they will not return to the Sounds —Wind at pretent W. N. W. blowing very hard. FROM LLOYD's LIST. DEAL, MAT 31.—Wir.d E. N.E. hard—Sailed the Savage Boon of war on a cruize.—Arrived the Blanche frigate from Leith, and remains. GRAVMEND, MAT 31,—Paired by the Britannia, STOUT, from Beng-Al.--Sailed the Pelican, BitOAD, for Smyrna; and Lydi4, Nictiot.sqN, for Roueo. The Lady Forbes, Capt.Gouitt ; and Cumberland, Capt. SIMPSON, both from Leith, arrived at limaiea the 4th of Aprif. The Alexander, Du a nom, from Greenock, bound to M. w foundland, was fpoke witia on 7th init. long. 24. W. lat. 49. sc. N. All well. The Juno, DOUGLAS, is errived at Dublin from Alleant,.. after a paffage of forty days ; experioneod very bad weather t prevailing winds aaltcrly. The Triton, Pow ELL, from Bolton to Briftol, foundeted 6n the t3th inftant, near Scilly. The Fame, Sou r E It. from Dant ziek to Londonderry, is on more on the coaft of Sweden, and • full of water. Sir JAMES SAVMAREZ has failed for Minorca, in the CxSAR, of $4 guns, in order to fuperintend the evacuation of that ifland by our troops. Sir It. BICKERTON continues at Malta with his. fquadron. Captain Pour-coca is appointed to command . the GLATTON, now fitting at Chatham, to con, . vey conviEts to Botany Bay, and to return home, with timber from that place. • Captain STEacuer, late a Lieutenant of the VILLE nE PARIS, is appointed to the command of his Maje(iy's !loop JaLouAE, vice the tion. J. P. hay, who is promoted to the rank of Poll Certain. Monthly Statement of the difiribution of the Britith Naval FOTCC: L;nr. so's Frg.Stt.t.ec..Ta In port and fitting - I • S 4 33 77 I:4 Guard fhi ps - - 0 0 i 0 In the Englith and trial Channels 0 0 7 a 6 33 In the Downs and North Seat 0 0 7 2 7 34 At the Weft India Hiands, and on the Pallage - - 1 o 12 2R On the Jamaica Ration, and ditto 32 I 23 13 America and Newfoundland 0 0 2 5 Cape or Good Hope, L'aft Indies, and on the PalTage - Coalt 31 Africa Portugal and Gibraltar - In the Medderranean .Hofpital and Prifon drips 7 6 ts 17 0 0 2 3 I 3 2 I: 3 .3 1 3 6 6 I 4 Total in Comm:Mon - 71 i 6 144 233 Recall fo Gamma& as might be expeaed Receiving (hips - - 'opt. It has retarded the growth of - 0 7 1 t3 Serrice.ible, and repa i r i ng for fer- iaer forts of grain crops, tfpecially on 'aka - '3 29 ils • the cold and fruity eights have In Ordinary • - - 84 655 83 229 gracious kinds of fruits, particularly Building - • - - 3 1 7 1 2 feriptions. And all the tender forts re than has been experienced fora Total - 197 2c 22; 32 1 767 the.faxte ;auks. • . • STATI OF TOL ORDINAILT AT FACH rout. 2j kewife been very prejudicial to the Portfmeuth • - - 3 t tlB 2.3 73. he crops in general at prefeut, appear- Plymouth • 34 1 13 17 63 rd. The cloven on the lighter foils Chatham a - 3 2 5 9 1 . 47 prumife but an indifferent crop. Sher:fleas • ••••4 0 4 3t 39 y dittzfets afford !flamer! ' z r "