Star. — London, England, 1802-03-29 00:00:00

fl mozhed la Migneme to Rear Ad!Mfg MAftw...... 1 11. ii (AC CT -COntinUei to render effentialurviee by ni , information and activity. The Captain Gene ra: ion-tided to hini the command of the arrni, wh;ch hr united with that of the divifion Rationed n . Fort Li:serty. Notwithltanding the weaktiefs of Ls means, he &fenced a large extent of country, ) 41 -re order and tranquillity were preferred, where ear cultivators the:nfelves purfued the incendiaries, and contrived to furnish the army with fome ad. salt:gem:. refources hut he did not here confine hi- terv:ees--by his care the Mulatto General CLER VAL:X, who commanded at St. Yagn, in the depart nicrit of Cihan, was brought over from the fide of the rebels. Mayvit.t.e, the biihop, was th e me_' cflator o:* this happy negociation. All the impor tim points on the part of the French were at this p o .iod made fubfervient to the force of the Repub. the rebel:1,000 nothing in comparifon, and the engagement did not commence till the t7th Y.:btu:try. eight days fufficed for the whole of tlir operations, which prefented a mars of fortunate ietiilts, and guaranteed to France, in a very More , pct iod, the conqueft and poifeffion of her fineft Colony. ;'very day augmented our refourcee, and dimi ni,iied our chtogers. We found two million) three thouland livres ire the coffers of Port au 1 1 1::lee ; thi-, however, was of little importance, L a i we not difcovered an instance of diflimulation an hypocrify, which nothing eould ditioneert ssa T 111V•IRTORS had the audacity to re quire that this Turn fhould he returned. On all fides w e hear complaints againd this obilitiate he is detelled in the Spanilh parr. Seven hundred Mulattoes, refugees from the iflanrid Cuba, have begged to join aigainft him; theft men were derot eel General Kiospo • the difpatch boat, le Tricolors, which had been forced to put into St. Yagn de Cuba, brought the intelligence of their &fire ; I appointed, at the requell of the General in Chief, the frigates, la Creole and l'lndienne, to brirg them hither r this laft frigate, which let out fnm Cadiz four days after Rear Admiral Lino's' divifion, arrived here in 24 hours after him. The 26th, the General appeared in fight of the Cape, with three veffels and two frigates. Judge, Citizen Minifler, of try extreme furprize and re gret in feting this divifiln lay to, at two cables ei.tance from the entrance of the harbour, by a breeze at N. E. which would not permit the pilots to Approach. Admiral Lisois difeovere4 too late the danger of his pofitinn, and tacking againfl the iud,Se made the fignal for his divifion to imitate his mancevre; but tne Tetras le Defaix and le St. Gelinarn, mold not execute the movement with fufficient promptitude.and touched on the breakers; all the of iitance which the fleet could poffibly give was afforded with the utmoft aelivity. Le Saint German?, after having lilt her redder, only made nine inches of water. (Yeil , zrday it was raid 25 inches). By an irnmedire repair the will there fore he again ferviceable to the Republic. The Defaix was almod filled with water an hour after the accident, and the water increafed every rniaute. I wetit to the fpot with Citizen Mot tat, Chief of the Naval Staff; Adjutant CORDIIII, and Citizen wh.' all, in direEling the ahlhtance, vtred equal knowl.cdge and teal Capt. Paw Eats, although greatly atkeded by his misfortune, kept good- order on board his Teel All th 4 troops were difembarked in fafety :—we have not to re gret the lots of a fingle man, and have laved the rigging and materials of the fhip. The frigate la. Cornelie Pet out (*orlon:aka the 27th Feb. and la Bayonnaife has failisi this day, the 28th, for the United States. I have this infant received the following difpatch from Captain Gook:toe, Com mandant of the fleet at Port-au-Pair : " Agreeable to the orders which I received from Captain Gomm', on your part, I fent out the frigate la Fur ieufe, for Le Mole Saint Nicholas, with infi ruti ions agreeable to thole you have prrfcribed. " At the moment of its departure there arrived here a numerous deputation, confilling of Blacks and Whites, from the Commune of Jean Rabell, bringing a petition, tigned by a great number of Citizens, who offered to fubmit without Itriking a blow, and begged the aid of troops to fecond and the entrance of the frigate into the Mole.— Central HUMBERT has c-mfented to fupply them with too men of the Marine artiliery. which the frigate may leave at Jean : fhe is next to prelent herfeli before the Muie, and fulfil ezadly the orders I have given them on your part. I have forwarded from hence a Meffenger to obferve ' thefe importal.t points. 'HE is this day returned womb fati.faelory tokens." information, Citizen Minifter, gives us rearm to hope that in a few days we &Alf occupy Le Mole St. Nicholas, and you well know how to appreciate the importance of this pofition. Accept, Citizen Dirmiller, the affurance of my (Signed) TILL•ILIT. General Lzczzac, in General Orders, Rates that in confequence of reports which hare been made to him of the ill condo& of Rime French fuldiers to individuals, he had found it neceirary to nature a Court-Martial, to confiG of two fu perior Officers, two Captains, one Lieutenant, and one Captain reporter, who are to try and punith Inch offenders. PIERRE BIITRAMD JOSEPH Bovossr,fer e jeant of the yth company of the I I th half brigade o marine artillery, has been condemned to death for ads of nifubordination to Citizen RocH, Captain Com mandant of the artillery of the marine at Cape Francais. This fintence was put in czccution on tliz Bth of February. Rear-Admiral Litiots mentions. in a letter to Admiral lirtusarr, his arrival at St. Domingo the 25th Fluviofe, after a fuecefsful voyage of twenty-eight days. He alto giies a deta iled ac count of the lots of le Defaix and le Saito Gennaro. Admiral GAIITNEAUME, in a letter to the Mi niaer of Marine, dated at the Cape, se Pluviofe, annouuces his h aving arrived there with four fail of the line and a frigate in thirty-three days from Toulon • and that he had leaded eioo men, of whom only is were lick. The Flute Banet fprung leak on the sill Nivofe in the blediterraneett lad had not been afterwards !nerd of by him.--- During his paSage he encountered touch revere Ittather. PARIS. MARCH 24. General 42111,LLAH M►:Noo, after a long iodic; !minion which detained him at Marfeilles, has let out for this city, for which General Hussar, his fira aide-de-camp, let out before him. Ara bian horfes, belonging to the General, have al rcady arrived here. His wife retains her Egyptian manners : an impenetrable veil concezls her vifage from the looks of the curious. A letter from Brea mentions that on the evening of the ad Germinal (March 14), an extraordinary courier reached that place. home diate orders were given for the failing of the-cor vette la Curieux, which adually failed the fame evening. Her deaination I. unknown. The fri gate la Romaine entered the road. The corvette la Bacchante, which lately arrived from Havre, is ordered to be immediately got ready for lea, as alto the tranfport le Theobalde. The deilina lion of there two veirels is fuppored to be St. Domingo. The frigate la Volontaire, from Rochetbrt, and l'lnfant Prodiguc from L'Orient, are now in the roact HAVRE, MARCH sr. This morning the American brig, Malabar' Captain Bumeze, from Guadaloupe, arrived here with colonial productions, after a paffage of 67 days. The Courier de Havre, fpeaking of the arrival of this ve&l, lays, " The news from Guadaloupe; received by the Malabar, which entered this har bour yeflerday, gives us no further information than what is already known. The few letters which bare been brought to France teem to have been written under the eyes of the Mulatto Pelage, and bnalk of the tranquillity of. that unhappy country fince the Captain General Lacaosss was ' , expelled from it. We learn from the crew, that the Negroes 'are completely armed, and ready to defe.ld themfelves to the lift extremity, if any troops prefent themfelves before Guad.tloupe. Strangers are well received and protetted. No maffacres had then taken place.' This veffel mull have left Guadaloupe about the lath of January." 1.0141D0N. MONDAY. MARCH sg. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK s 3 yr C. Co nE !money, 691—for April M. PRICE OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY: 3 per Cent. Conti 69}}t lmp.Ann. sal 9-16 5 per Ccn:. Ann. lost i Excheq. Ms knr. 3 pa COIL 68it , Cant for the Ace. 69i The Public will receive with exultation the welcome news that all the obilacles that flood in the way of a happy conclufton to the NegociAtions at Amiens have at length been removed. We haken to lay before them the following letters from Lord HAWRISSURY to the LORD MAYOR :•—• Downinu-Srassr, MARC4i 28, 18oz. "MY LORD, " I have the fatisfaetion of inform " ing you, that I have received a Dif " patch from Marquis CORNWALLIS, " containing the intelligence that the " Definitive Treaty of Peace had been " finally fettled, and would be iigned " by the Plenipotentiary of his Majefty, " and by the Plenipotentiaries of France, " Spain, and the Batavian Republic, " as loon as the feveral Copies of the " Treaty could be prepared for that •• purpofe. Marquis Co aNwALLts " propofed tranfmitting the Traty by " one of his Secretaries immediately " after its fignature; and it may there " fore be hourly expeeted." " DOWNING.STRIST, Halt part Nine, 44 March 39, s " MT LORD, " Mr. MOORS, Affiftant-Secretary "to Marquis CORNWALLIS, is jUit an. " rived with the Definitive Treaty of " Peace, which was figned at Amiens " on the 27th of this Month, by his Majefty's Plenipotentiary and by the HPlenipotentiaries of France, Spain, '" and the Batavian Republic. " I have the Honour to be, " My LORD, " Your Lordthip's molt obedient " Humble Servant, (Signed) 64 HAvvICESBURY." " The LORD MAYOR." The effea upon the price of the Funds was no t fo great as was expeded by many. Three per cent, Coufols rote tor only for money, and continued at that price for a wort time, when they fell again to 694, for money, and 694 for April account.— The amount of the Loan which the Minifter needs will be declared on Wednefday: this circumflance Indrawn sifeit in lowering the flocks. LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORbINAk.Y. DOWNING-STREET, MAR - CH 29. Mr. MOORE, A&lant Secretary to Marquis CORNWALLis, arrived this Morning at Nine o'clock with -the Treaty of Peace, which was ligned at Amiens at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of the 27th inflant, by the Plenipotentiary of His MAjelly, and by the Plenipotentiaries of France, Spain, and the Batavian Republic. This day, ftion after the arrival of the news of the figning of the Definitive Treaty, the Park and and Tower ons were fired, and the bells of St :.Martin's and other Churches were rung, on the happy oecafiuo. Yeller/1y mottling the ROYAL FAMILY, accorn bY the Dukes Of CUMAIIIILADD and CAM. eat:• '• uady Howt, and Mr s . H aacouat Ce ntrals i ' liatonar and Mamma, and the Hon. Mils VI Si, walked from the Lodge to St. George's Cathedral, IVindfor ; the loth Light Dragoons and Statfordfhire Militia were drawn out in the Great Court-yatd, with the bands, and each play ing 4' GOD fare the King." Hi s MAJESTY walked al ng the line. 'There was an excellent Sermon preached by•the Rev. Dr. GOODENOUGH, Canon in refidence, from the fecond Epiftle of Paul to Peter, chap. IR, and xoth yerfe. There was all. an excellent Sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Haywoon, before the tote Light Dragoons, and the Staffordthire Militia in Bar rack-yard. Yenerday a molt imprenive fermon, in memary of the molt lamented Duke of &Drys:), was preached at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, by the Rev. Dr. BULLOCK, from the following teat : Feeleftaftea, Chap. st, vole so. Whatfoever thy hand findeth to do. do it with all thy might : for there is no work, nor device, nor, knowledge, nor witch.= in the grave writhes thou vett. Several of the noble relatives and a number of the friends of his Grace were prefent. The Re verend Dotior, who was molt affectionately at tached to him in life,. paid this mournful tribute to his memory in a molt affecting and pious dill courfe. Dr. CALCOTT had compoled for the necafinn a dirge, which, fur fitblimity and pathos, was equal to his molt celebrated works, and he performed it himfelf with uncommon force of emotion. His MAJESTY has been pleafed to appoint Ge.. a...rat his Royal Highn e f s EDWARD Dole of Mal', K. G. to be Governor of Gibraltar, tire General eiLtiwis O'HARA, deceafed. The KING has alto been *Ad to appoint Sir JAMES CR AU/ vett, am. to be his MA j kiTY's Envo i' Extraordinary and Minifter plenipotentiary to the KJIIG of DEVMAIX. The Kiso has alto been pleated to appoint FRANCIS HILL, Efq. to be his MAIN ST Y'S Secretary of Legation at the fame Court. The KING has alto been pleated to appoint CHARLES FS NWI Efq. to be his MAI iST Y ' b Con. ful at Elfineur. The Kiva has alto been pleated to approve of ANDRIW CASPAR GASS, Efq. to be his PPUTIaR MAJISTY'S Vice-Conful at tbe•Port of London. His Maps -Fr has appointed the Right Hon. Geosos Fail of Essex to be Lord Lieutenant of the county 'of Hereford. Seven Companies of the Prince of Wales's Fen. cibles difembarked from the OCIAN tranfport this morning, at Portfmouth :.the remaining three Companies are daily expected to arrive, as they were preparing ro embark from Gibraltar, at the tirne the °claw failed for England. The 44th regiment landed at Southfea Common yefterday afternoon, from the PALLAS frigate, and marched to Cumberland• Fort. On Thurfday Lord itnit sTSPiptcri was elected Member for Tavittock, and this day his Lordship t..ac his feat. • Yederday M. OTTO and a large party dined with' the Duke of (ty aaassatay, in Madame OTI o, by the advice of her Phyfician, fet out yeiferclay for Bath, for the benefit of the air and waters. ' Saturday the Hon. H. Pi EMPOIST arrived in town from France. Saturday a Mail was received in town from Lir bon.—Our letters of the t 6th March mention, that the Surveillante French brig of war, on the ith, arrived from Havre with the b bmage and part of the fuite of the French Am or to the Court of Lifbon. We learn by a private letter jttfl received from a gentleman at Madeira, that the following (hips under the command of Admiral CAMPBELL had put in there :.--FOIMIDAILI, TIMIMAIRE, THI - \Tzar:Lases, Oatou, and DISIRFS. They failed again on their voyage on the aad February. It is reported that Hifpaniola is to be rellored to Spain in conSderation of her having furs eudered Lolaliana to France. The Zusibh Gazette of the 2d infant relates, that in a recent map, puhlithed at Paris, the Ada' is made the boundaries of France; and she reit of Switzerland was to be given to the GUII4D Dual of Totcsur. • The Officers of the Brigade of Guards quartered at Chatham continue their theatrical pethirmances at the Rochetter Theatre every Saturday evening, to the great Latish/Rion of the &mil Nobility and Ge nrry. Thurfday evening lan a fire broke out at Crebeer Tavißock, in a farm belonging to Mr. Thomas Gourds, which confutued one of the ouactufes, together with f,a4 corn. CORN MARKE7S. NA! LAIil . MARSH 24. We had again a tolerable fupply of Wheat,witi..7, together with quantity left of Lift week, and t;::. pleating intcliizence of the D:finitive Treaty heirs,' arrived, Lea Callfed a continuance Of that dullnef we before noted, and wheals arc full Ss. lower 1;1a, this day week.—Barley has fallen 2S. more.-341. , and Rye are Alb cheaper.-13carts and Peas unal tered.—Red Clover is cheaper.—Fiour 555. to 6os. 7R0:4 fill LUNZUN (lAZETIE, SATURDAY\ MAReII 24. Aver.ie price of eon , in England and Wales, troan the Re turns eliding the :nth of IVlarch, 16.4. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats.l Beans. I Peale. a. d. s. d. s. d. s J. 74 0 46 6 38 3 6 27 IO 37 The avenge Price of Sugar, compwed from the Returns made In the week endif.ig the 17th Nfarch, is 37c std. pea hundred weight. ex4e)., or GRAIN, AT TYR POLLowING MARKETS. BA u E —Wlarat 643 Gd to 76$ od pre %tatter. Barley 336 od to 399 cql I rim* 3S= od cd Oitt• 23S od to Sys od Peale 37. oai to 4.: 0 . od MAIDEN %RAlL—Wheat 68s od to od per quarter. Barley 376 ca to 416 od I Deans 34$ od to Sus cd Oat.; z.:6 CA to 281 cd I Ptak 396 od to od 586. od. to 786. cd. per QZattrt. Barley 304 od to 346 od I Brans 35s cd to 33s Ott Vats 216 6d to 266 od Pete, 376 od io acs cd HauLar.—Wheat 396 od to 78e od per Quarter. Harley' 326 od to 396 64 I BURS 341 od 382 od Oats 201 od to 266 od Peafe 40ir cd to 40 cd lalt*Ditio......Wheat sp. od. to 755. od. per,Q2arter. Barley 265 od to ass od Beans 3os od to 36 od Oats las 6d to 3as od Peafe 33$ od to ass At Werminfter market, on Saturday hat, the prices of Corn were as follow : wheat, by the quarter, 31.65. to 31. tes. ; peaty, 21. to 21. 10S. ; barley, sl. ss. to thus. ; oats, 11. to tl. es.; beans, 11. tss. to 21. 6s. NiIUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS TAUS DAY.-WIND W. /MIMED. 2 Dublin, ✓ WAterfuril e • Haniburgh, O French. 2 !Dutch, DUI. YARMOUTH, MARCH 28. On Friday laf the JELousE has taken and tent in here a large open boat laden with fpirituous liquors, which the captured nu the coall.—Yefter ehly arrind the KING GEORGE Packet, Captaia FL.re, with Mails and Paffengers ; the Mails were forwarded to town immediately : the Palfengers by the above Packet were Barons STAFFORST and BERGE and fuite; Major Ewsrovr, Meffrs. MAN, WOOD, and fuite; Meas. MOYSE. and MAJOR, Two King's Meffengers, with difpatchcs from the Court of Vienna.—The ASSISTANCE and POLY ?MEMOS men of war are under failing orders for Pbrtfmouth.--Sailcd the KING GEORGE Facket, Captain FLYN, for Hatwich.—Paffed by a Beet . of merchantmen for the Baltic.— Yesterday ar rived the ADDLE gun-brig with a fmugglcr, which the took on her cruize. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 27. Came in from a cruize the AILGARA, of 28 guns, Captain NEWHOUSE SUEFISANT, of 14, Captain MEEHAN ; and the SCOUT, of 14, —Sailed for Torbay, the CANADA, of 74 guns, Captain YoRKE ; and the RENARD, of t B, Captain SPICER, on a cruize ; the PLYMOUTH, of 14, for Fowey ; and the SUFFISANT, of 14, Captain Naslt&M, on a ctuize. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 23. Dropped down tob St. Helen's the WoLvaitivr, of 18 guns. Capt. WIGHT. -ThC DUKE OF YORK tranfport from Gibraltar to London, having sco of the Loveinkin regiment on board, put into the Tagus on the 9th of this month in great diflrefs, having had to encounter the fury of the hoe gales. The troops were landed and the !hip ordered to be repaired. FROM LLOYD's LIST. The Two Friends, M'MILLAN, from Naples to Gallipoli, is lot! near Metfind. The Sophia, WILLIAMS, from Briftol to Dub lin, is loft; crew laved. DEAL, MARCH 28.—Sailed, the Datrymplo. SHIALDS, for Cadiz and Montego Bay; Allen; —, for Jamaica; with feveral other outward. bound veffels for their definitions.—Came down, the EARL Sr. VINCENT and the GL•TTON Eaft ludiamen, and remain. Wind S. GRAVESEND, MARCH 28.—Paired by, the LORD TNOII.OW, DALE, from Bengal ; Antelope. SMART, from Lilbon ; Alexander, King, from Virginia; Expedition, —, fiom Merrell; and Eliza, —, from Bourdcaux.—Sailed. the Port au Prince, —, for Africa ; London, KING, for Martinique; Thalia, —, for liamburgh ; Be. nedick, —, for Venice ; Philadelphia, Noah- LING, for Here ' • Anna, —, fur Rotterdam, Fortuna, Sums, for St. Vallery ; HADOICK, for Calais; PerllverAnce, WALLER j and Slimmer, THOMAS, for DuLlin. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The armed fchooner Suwarrow, for the capture of the ketch Jean Part, the chalk rnarecs le Bon Cituyen and le Morbihan. and the ketch le Clair Voyante, is nuw i u a course of payment at Plymouth. To the Plizton, a diftribution of iocol. on account of the St. kid, will be made at No. [q, Clement's-inn, the : d of April next. The Flora and Caroline will be paid fur the Spanifh privateer Fl Carnirn, and French privateer le Legere, at No. az, Aran del-ftreet. The Caroline, for the capture of la Vatocur, w ill be paid Imweeforward at No. to, John-ltrs et, Addphi. The Thefeus, for the capture of the Noltra Signora de la Mercade, will be paid on Wcstneflay,theitb day of May n:xt, at No. 9, New Broad-itreet. SHEFRNESS, /vIARCH 28. Sailed, his Majelly's Camel., for Portfmouth ; and the JActut‘t gun-brig, on a cruize, after fnwgglers.—Arrived, the Solt:Amos flirveying floop, from Harwich.—Remain at the Note the (hips per laft. Wind S. W. moderate.