Star. — London, England, 1802-09-20 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sep. it. BY THE KING-A PROCLAMATION. GEORGR R. Whereas our Parliament which we fummoned to mint at Weilminfter upon Tuefday dos thirty-erft day of Anglia Isk Rands prorogued to Tuefday the fifth day of Ottober nett; we, with the advice of our Privy Council, do, for divers weighty reafons ' hereby pubilib and declare, that the raid Parliament Bull be further ed on the laid fi fth day of Odtober next to Tudday the prorogu ed on the laid DRIt day of Odtober next to TudiLy the xtec nth day of November next : And we have given order to our Chanedlor of that part of our United King dom called Great Britain to prepare a Writ Patent, under our Grcat Seal, for proroguing the fame aecordingly. And we do ' , further hereby, with the advice aforefaid, declare our Royal will and pleafure, that the laid Parliament than, on the kid fix ternth day of November nest, be held and et for the difpatch of divers urgent and important affairs. And the l.ords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgeres, and the Comm:Monett) for Shires and Burghs of the Houk of Com mons, are hereby required and comm ended to give their atten dance accordingly at Weftminfter on the Paid fisteenth day of November neat. umen at our Court at Windfor the eighteenth day of Sep tember one thou'and eight hundred and two, in the forty- Ccond year of our Reign.—Goy lave the KING. DOWNING STRINT, SEPTEMBER 15. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Suffer has been pleated to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Douglas, of the Royal Marines, to be k.qucrry to his Royal Highnds. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAIL-OTTIC[ t SETT. 18, 1802. stl Regiment of Dragoons-LAlEftant-Surgeon - Edward Thorn hill Lufetunbe, from half-pay of the Royal Waggon Train. "to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Coates, who ezehanges. 3d Ditto—James Graham, Gun. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Hutchins, promoted. yth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Harry Hankey Dobrie, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe. vice Webbe, promoted. Sth Ditto—AJezanier Kennedy Clarke, Gent. to be Cornet, by purehafe, vice Walker promoted. 54th Dittcom-Mathew Kemble, Get* to be Cornet, by pur chafe. vice Richardfon protnosed. gth Ditto—.Captain-L 'cut meat Henry Roberts to be Captain, without purchafe, vice Bailey promoted; Lieutenant George John Sale to be Captain-Lieutenant, ,vice Roberts; James Allerdicc, Gent. to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Colgan, de- eeafoL 'loth Ditto—. Cornet George Card to be Lieutenant, by pus eSafe, vice Mathews, who retires. at ft Ditto--Captain Broad Malkin to be Major, by purchafe, vice Mayne. who retires. 25th Ditto-Captain John Cooke, from the 26th Light Dra goons, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Grant, promoted in the 72d Foot. Hompekh's Mounted Riflemen..-Enku Richard Tpubsdn North, from the Coidftream Foot Guards, tobe Captain, by pnrchafe, vice Druval, who retires. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards.-Colonel Daniel Henry Shaw, from the 7th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Major-General Gramm., who exchanges ; George Dantwood, Efq. to be Enlign, without purchafe, vice Campbell. removed to the 113 d Foot. lath Regiment of Foot-Enlign Edward Pottlethwaite Page, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Starke, deceafed ; ---- Stewart, Gent. to be Enfige, vice Pages 29th Ditto-Afliftant Surgeon William Andrews to be Sur geon, vice Clarke, placed on half-pay. s4th Ditto--Gafpard Erck, Gent. to ke Enka, by purchafe, vice Blake promoted. s7th Ditto-Enlign Charles James Jones, to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Pelly, promoted in the York Huffars. 35th Ditto-Lieutenant Gregory Way to be Captain. by pur chafe, vice Coat, promoted in the 524 Foot ; Enfign Ed ward Wright, from the 611tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Warr. 40th Ditto.--Engign Robert F. M. Browne to be Lieutenant, by vice Dunbar, promoted. St Ditto-Peter Robertfon. Gent. to be Enfign , without pnrcbafe. vice Robinfon, promoted. both Ditto-Enfign James Hughes to be Lieutenant, by par chafe, vice Maclean promoted. 63d Ditto-Quarter-M.dta William Smith to be Adjutant, with the rant of Entign, vice Boyd, who rallgos; Quarter- Mailer Sajeant George Lynn to be Quarter-Maiter, vice Smith. 67th Ditto-.Afilitant Surgeon Charles Quarterly. from half- Fay of the 4th Foot, .to be Afiftant Surgeon, vice Nicoll, who rains. 74th Ditto-Captain-Lieutenant Rae' Manners to be Captain, vice James Campbell, deceafed ; Lieutenant Breon Fletcher to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Manners ; Lieutenant James Grant to be Adjutant, vice Macleod, who resigns 75th Ditto-john Williams, Gent. to be Earl, by parade, vice Turner promoted; Edward Tully, Gent. to be Enfip, without walk, vice Grey, promoted in the 77th Foot. 76th Ditto- Frafer, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vies Watfon, promoted. 77th Ditto.-Ern John Gray, from the 75th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Spalding. death& 75th Ditto.Mantgoessery Caine, Gent. to be EnEgn, by put chafe, vice Hay, promoted. Seth Ditto--Captain-Lieutenant Richard Horton to be Cap tan, by porthole, vice Bartels, who retires ; Lieutenant Robert Coekbarne to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Horton. 85th Ditto-Charles Bdlock, Gent. to be Enlgn, by purchafe, vice Skoulding, promoted in the 9th Foot. 89th Ditto-Adam Dunfeombe, Gent. to be Enka, without purchafe. pelt Diet . -Lieutenant Robert Ofwald, from the 3 sth Foot. to be Captain, by purehefe, viceOrde, promoted iu the 5 ad Foot. 91d Ditto--Enigo Thomas Belt, from the 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Bent, promoted in the 85th Foot. 3d Weft India Regiment-Captain Lewis Grant to be Major bare, vice Lord Charles Bentinek, promoted in the byyeb ll7c 31ot. Ditto--Major-General Thomas Grofvenor, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Shaw, who ex changes. Queen's German Regiment-Lieutenant Zwicky, from elf-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Tibudy, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Asguftus Cappadok, from half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice' Souville, who exchanges. BREVET. Camel Charles Sam Hoaiefels, of the Prince of Wales's Hued's, to be Major-General la the army. Camila= thud May 3, 1796. bessoammum. 'l'be appointment of Lieutenant John Matelsett i front the lath Light Dragoons. to be Adjutant in the aft Regiment of Dragoon Guards, with the rank of Lieutenant, as Dated in the Gazette of the t 4th of Aetna Lift, has not taken place. Afiltant-Surgeon George Crofs,of the aft Regiment of Dra. Mawho was fuperfeded in the Gazette of the 28th nlt. is ted in the Regiment. The appointment of Cornet John Matcbett to he Lieutenant, by pusebafe, in the 28th Regiment of Light Dragoons, vice llowcyman, promoted, as Hated in the Gazette of the 7th ult. Las not taken place. 'the appointment of Lieutenant Henry Nuoth to be Captain, by parchafe, in the 7tl Regiment of Foot, vice Hardynr n, promoted in the ift Battalion of the tR Foot, as Rated in we Gazette of the 4th What, bas not taken place. The appointment of John R °Won, Gent to be Enfign in the a gib Regiment of Foot, vice M•Gregor, doceiled, as Rated in the Gazette of the jcb of January left, has not taken place. The appointment of Lieutenant Thomas Stephen Sorel' to be Captain, by purchafe, in the 84th Regiment of Foot, vice Bur ge sf who retires, as Rated in the Gazette of the sth of Decem ber laft, has not taken place. Hofpltal Mates Gina* and Donne arc fuperfeded, being Went without leave. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the (th December lat. 84th Regiment or Foot. TOT Rain William Riddles= to be Lieutesant, by wade. vice promoted. read En!lin William It eddinian to be Lieutenant, by piarchafe. rke Cseibmrat, promoted. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Nov. 2. Alexander Geddes. late of eapal-eowto EarlMlnswer" My Imn w ed Maib e ire, Linda,* agitvllkAglikalt October 9. William Smslhreetl. et Oremo444tram, "Ad* char 4 It:r , dealer sad ebapamm. at time CidliPall. Nov. t 6. Crean, of Margaret-ftreet. eftv carpenter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. a& Ernest and George Pickard, late of Wood- London, velvet ribbon and fang trimming =mere, at ten, at Otditihall. Nov. 13. Thomas Appleton, late of Wigan, Laneafitire, dyer, dealer and Chapman, at ten. at the Buck is the Vine, Wigan. October as. John Turnbull. John Forbes, Robert Allen Craw ford, and David Skase. of Broad-ftrect. Leaden, merchants and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 6. Thomas Tbomaa, of Streatham-ftreet, Bloomfbarp, Middle:fez, jeweller, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Allsby, now or late of Hinckley, Leicefterfkire baker, dealer and chapman. to furrender Sept . 24, at eve , iePt• IS. and °doh, r 30, at eleven, at the Ball's Head Inn, Hinckley Attornies, Mr. William Owen. d Atherftone, Warwick- Ogre or Mr. John Tebbut, Staple-Inn, London. William Macfarlane, of Bethnal-Green, near Mile-End, Mid dlefez, merchant, dealer and chapman, Sept. all, October 2, and so, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, Caltle-Street, Falcon-fquare. Thomas Leaver, of Manchefter, eotton-manufaeurer, dealer and chapman, Odtober a, a, and 23, at four, at the Bridge water Anna, in Manckefter. Attornies, Mr. Partington, Mancherter ; or Mr. Philip Hard, Furnivars-Inn, London. Jofeph Allen, of St. Mary Age, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, October 9, t t, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Cannon, Lekelter-place, I.eieefterlquare. Philip Lock, of the parilh of Avening, Gloncefterikire, clothier, Sept. 27, it five, Sept. 28, at eleven. at the Lodge Inn. Min chirhampton Common, and Odtober so, at eleven, at the Golden CrOis, Cainferofs, Gloucefteradre. Attornies, Mr. Wathen, Stroud. Glouceitalkire ; or Mr. Virard, Gray's- Inn-fquare, London. Jolepb Prager, late of Norfolk-itreet. Strand, Middlefez, bro ker, infurer, dealer and ehaptnan, Sept. so, at nine, Sept. 27, .; at two, and OCtolter so, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, 4 Mr. Atchefon, Ely-Place. ' Peter Grove, now or late of Snardbrook, peas of Wanftead, Effez, baker, dealer and chapman, Sept. 27, at two, Sept. 28. at nine, ;And October so, at eleven, at Guildhall, London , — Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintisere-hall, Upper Thames area. Stephen Cleary, of Auftin-Friars, London, merchant, Sept. 28, October s, and so o at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. [This Gazette announces an Order in Council, dated Wind for Feptanber 11, directing that earth from Philadelphia and Baltimore, be ruble& to the ordinary quarantine, excepting in cafes where any of the crew or parental may have died on the parrage, in which cafe the clothes, fee. of the detested. are to be burned or funk in the fea, and the valet to perform quaran tine in Stanclgate Creek.] FRANCE. PARIS, 17 FRUCTIDOR, SEPT. i 4. The FIRST CONSUL in virtue of the 63d Article of the organic Senatus Confulttim, has appointed to the rank of Senators the following Citizens : Atrial. Minifter of Mice. Pooch& Minister of Police. Dubeßoy, Arebbithop of Paris. Madera, Prefident of the Seaton of the Interior of the Coun cil of State. And Aboutlle, Putt !apelike General of the Artillery. On the fame day Citizen Resider, Prelidera of the Seddon of Legitimise, and Coot*Dor of State, was appointed High Judge and MeiAer of Janice. Citizen /Way, Coonfellor of State, and Preildent of the Sec tion of Legidatioa, dm appointed to adjudge the claims refpetting the National Domains, in the room of Citizen Regain.. Citizen Foorany, Counfellor of State, replaces Citizen Rade rer, and in the dirndl= and fuperintendance of public Inftrue don. Citizen Bigot de Predawn, Connie Hoe of State, is appoint ed Prefident of the Seddon of Legißadon. in the room of Citi zen Bosley. • Citizen Reviled (de Saint Jean d'Angely), is appointed Pre. (dent of the &Ake of the Interior, in the room of Citizen Rederer. Citizen Lamle, Coonfellor of State, is named Pre(Heat of the Se ion of the War °Mee, in the room of General Brine ap pointed Ambafador to the Sublime Porte . The following Citizens have been appointed Counfcllors of State, viz. Treilard, Prtfident of the Tribunal of Appeal for Paris—Col len, Direaor-General of the Cuftomo—L. Haumont, Prefea of the Lower Rhine—Petit, Prefea of the department of Vali clufe—Dauchy, Prefedt of the department of L'Aiftie. LONDON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER to. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Conf. 6 9 i 7* 70 -f-for account 701— Omni= diC PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY t per C. C.anf. 60 70 6911 I Omnium 7 dif.- 3 per C. Ann. iota Ezelteq. Bib pat. Imp. Ann. Isl. Conf. for OQ 64 7e4 69 , 1 70 A Privy Council was held at Windfor on Sa turday, at which a Proclamation was ailed, and publithed in the Gazette of that evening, fummon ing Parliament to meet on the t 6th of November, for the &hatch of &Atli, a phrafe which indicates ' that it will then aaually affemble. Two Dutch Mails, a Hamburgh, and a French Mail have arrived. The Paris Papers come down to the t7th inft. The principal topic in all the foreign journals is the plan of indemnities, and the temporary im pediments thrown in the way of its execution, by the natural with entertained by Come of the Powers that new modifications, more tithed to their indi vidual interefts, thould be introduced. It is probable, alto, that the expected interview between the KING of PILUSSIA and the Ftasr Cos emulated with the meafures now in con templation for fixing the fate of Germany. The report of fuch an interview being about to take place gains ground in the belt informed circles on the Continent, and the time is Paid to be not very diftant. According to letters from Duffeldorff, it will take place in the courfe or towards the end of the month of Claober, a period at which his PrutUan Majefly will vifit his States in Weftphalia and Franconia. Indeed Tome of the parties, as might be expected, with to fee Inch an interview take place. " It is certain," Pays a letter from Stutgard, “ that, in the prefent circumilances, an interview between the Kum of Paussi* and the Fiery Couto& of the French Republic, might be attended with the happiett•refult." We learn from Ratilbon, that the Sub-delegate of Bohemia, M. Da SCIIRAUT, has, demanded in Imam of the Coen of Vienna, and _~ of the difpodtions of the fifth article of the treaty 1 of Luneville, that the GRAND DUKI of TUSCANY 1141 be fully indemnified for the loffes he has fuf. tained in Italy. It is well known that the indem• pity infured to that Prince, by the convention of Junes, forms at moR but a third of what he has loft. The ESIPIKOR demands in name of the GRAND Dux; his brother, all the Ecclefiaftical States, and all the Imperial cities of the circle of Suabia, betides the Bifhoprics already aligned to him. He invites the Members of the Deputation, and the Minifters of France and Ruffia, to take into confederation this important objed. There demands of the Court of Vienna form a new incident, which cannot fail to retard the pro grefs of affairs. On the other hand it is.obferved, that the Members of the Deputation have not hitherto ;hewn much unanimity in their labours : thofe of Wurtemberg, Brandenberg, Bavaria, and Hai only, have voted for accepting the new plan of the indemnities in Coto. Saxony, Bohemia, the Teutonic Order, and Mentz, have been fatisfied with voting thanks to the Powers who have come forward as mediators in the affairs of Europe.— Saxony has referved to itfelf the right of giving its vote at a future period ; and Bohemia declares it will take into deliberate and ferious confidera tion the amicable propofals of France and Ruffia. The Teutonic Order has requeßed not to be for gotten ; and confiders the plan as a project proper for being confulted. Mentz requires that the protocol fhould be opened. Count de GOER z has jilt tranfmitted to the de putation of the Empire, in name of the Pruffian Court, a very important declaration, the objet of which is to refute that publithed by the Court of Vienna on the occupation of Palm. It is laid in this new declaration, that the Court of Pruffia was fully authorised to itze on its indemnities, both by the example of the Emperor himfelf; who immediately took poffeffion of the indemnities af figned to him by the Treaty of Campo Formio and Luneville, and by the convention made with France on the sad of May, by which it was ftipu lated, that Prat Ihould take immediate poffeflion of its indemnities ; that the occupation of Paffau by the Auftrians, was diametrically oppofite to the Reps taken by the two mediating powers, and increafed the critical and uncertain Rate in which Germany then was ; that his Prullian Majefty con fequently espeas that the Emperor will-renounce his enterprise, and not impede any farther, by fuch °Made:, the conftitutional progrefs of affairs in regard to the indemnities of the Germanic Em pire. While the Diet of Radii:on is occupied with the difcuffion of the fyftem of Indemnities, the differ ent Powers, principally interefted, continue to iffue addreffes, vindicating the moderation of their views, and the propritty of the Reps they have adopted, in occupying particular diftriets by u por tion of their refpative forces. The troops of the Elector of Bavaria have taken poffeffion of a con fiderable portion of territory, and feveral towns in Germany. On the sd inf. a body of Bavarian troops, under the command of General GAzA, en tered and occupied the Imperial City of Ulm.— Dillingen, and the Bithoprick of Eichengen, had been already taken poffeffion of on the 3oth of Angora. General Gaza has eftablithed his head quarters at Ulm. Previous to his entry, that city fent a Deputation to him. On the 4th int. the Electoral troops took pof fefflon of Wurtzburgh ; and on the following day they were to enter the city of Bamberg. They alto occupied Schweinfurt, Kitzingen, and feveral other places. The Prince Bilhop of Wurrzauacl had retired to Werneck, where he now waits for a change of affairs. The Bavarian: have already taken poireffion of about ten Imperial cities in Suabia. The free Imperial city of Friedberg was on the 3d init. taken polfeffion of by a battalion of 300 grenadiers belonging to He& Darmftadt. The ceremony of deliberation will fpecdily clofe, and the fpoil will greedily be feized by thofe to whom France, Ruffia, and Pruffia, after fatisfying their own cupidity, have chofen to affign it. The battalion of French troops which lay , in garrifon at the Hague, has departed from that place for France. Mr. Li :von, the Englifh Minifier, is arrived at the Hague, and Citizen SCHIMILLPENIIHICK the Ambafrador to this country, has departed from the Hague on his route to London. PSTIRSSURGH t AUGUST Wm.-Among other perfons intending to leave this City. the Court Gazette mentions to-day, for the firft time, the Englith Amballidor, Lord Sr. HeLam's, who re turns to England, with his Secretary, Mr. THOMAS BIDWELL, and five fervants. HANSURGH t Samosas& to.—From France we have of courfe very little that does not reach you much fooner by the dire& conveyance : moft of the Letters we receive juftify the condemn, that things are by no means on a firm footing in that country. There appears to be a brooding difcon tent, which is hindered from declaring itfelf, not If° much by Catisfaitiou with the patent, as by dread of the future. The imports are repref entm l as enormous. A Frenchman bere, a friend o i mine, (hewed me, a few days fince, a lette r fir m his father, in which he acquaints him, that Ni s going to abandon his eftate to the Gammen., 'becaufe it does not produ ce f u ti e i ent to defray ti t charges of cultivation and the taxes. HAGUE, SEPT. g.--Citizen HULTMAN, sect. tar) , General to the Adminillration of the Stara, took leave yellerday morning of the Legilatire Body, previous to his departure for Berlin, wh ere he will refide as Ambaffador of the Republic, ci. tizen SIMONVILLI is foon expeaed here as A m u fador of the French Republic. S IFT . / 2.—The firft battalion of the 17th demi. brigade of French infantry of the line, which tog e , diet with the 54th, have been for Come time in th e pay of this Republic, and which are now deitined for LouiGana, marched hence this moming, j k order toreturn to France, fu that we have no long !: a French garrifon in this city. BANKS OF THE MATH, SEPT. 7.—We learn b ! letters from Ulm that the Bavarian troops toot provifional polliffion of that city on the morning of the 2d. On the 3 tit ult. the Magifirates iQued a Proclamation to give the inhabitants notice el this intended meafure. On the 3d inft. 2000 13y varian troops entered Wurtzburg. Yeilerday Li lt! were to take potreffion of Bamberg. VIENNA, AVG. 30.—The laft letters from CO. ftantinopke, [{ate, that die GRAND %%zits has re. turned thither from Egypt, and met with a fs. vourable reception from the GRAND StioNita), The report that the Hofpodar of Moldavia, CHA EL SUZZO, intends paying a vifit to the capital to jullify himfelf on account of his late conlua, is fully con firmed.—A female named Scare new:, who ferved in the army for feveral campaigns during the late war without her fez having ever been difcovered, and who always conduited her. felt as a heroine, was prefented to his Inaperial Majefty in full uniform at a late audience. STRASEURG, JULY to.—The FIRST CONSULIuS been expetied here for fome months pall. By particular authority a chofen battalion, to fare him, as a . guard of honour, was confequently formed in this city. At prefent our Gazette has announced officially, that this battalion is to be retained, and that fo far from any idea being en. tertained of difbanding it, it is ortred to be coin. pleted. This intelligence teems to confirm the re. port now in circulation, that the FIRST Conn !mends to pay a vifit to the Banks of the Rhine. Ye fterday evening the Prince of WALLS returned to Brighton. • Lord PILHAM has fent direeions to Dover,that thc, new French Ambaffador fhould be received there with every poffible mark of refped ; and that his baggage fhould pals unfearched. His Excellen. cy is expelled to arrive in London on Wednefday, The Hon. H. Pisacaroxt, inftead of going with the embaffy to Paris, is to be employed as private Secretary to Lord HAWlCassuar. A Commercial Agent is appointed by the Fren,h Retublic to refide in Glafgow. The accounts received in town laft night from Walmer Cagle, give a favourable account of Mr. PITT. Dr. R111'4101.03 had been called in„ with Sir WALTRIP. FAIMS/lIAIL ; the fever was abated, and Mr. - Par r had a good nig.. •ht on Friday. SirWALTIII Paaoyowt propofed a Bulletin, to relieve the anxiety of fo many enquiring friends ; but Mr. Parr deßred that this ceremonial might be dir• penfed with. On Saturday accounts were received from the Havannah to the agth July, which Bate, that in confequence of a difpute between the Governor and the Intendant, the latter bad been arre(led and confined. The prohibition againa the entry of veffels with provifions was rigidly enforced, Ib though a fcarcity prevailed bordering on famine. Flour fold at 35 dollars per barrel, and the people. after fome ineffedual applications for the remiitoa of the prohibitory order, were become exceedingly clamarous and difcontented. The fever had fpread from the (hipping into the city, and great numbers of families were daily carried off in confequence. Several American veffels have been lately feized by the Portugnefe, as well as by the Spaniards, in South America. The former have decidedly in. terdided all trade with the Brazils, excepting in their veffels dire& from Portugal. The American Government has ordered one of their frigates, the Bolton, to the River de la Fate, ' to inquire into the caufes of detention of the Arno rican veffels as mentioned Come time ago. The following article is extras ed from a New York paper of the 7th of Auguft Capt. SAN* GU, arrived at N. London, 13 days from terre, Guadaloupc, informs, that previous to ...s failing, the Government caufed it to be rep(..: ,l, that the Englifh had refufed to give up To1)2:-:" , agreeable to the Treaty ; and under the prelci.ot of an expedition to take that Wand by force, the black troops, and a body of whites, wzre e mbark• ed on board two (hips of the line and two frigate`• Having fecuri4 the blacks, the white troops were relanded ; and The next day more black, male .Ind female, were tent on board, and it wars raid, and implicitly believed, that they were fold to the Sp nifh Government, to be employed in working in the mines of South America, where the fleet is defined. The number of Negroes flipped o ff amounted to sOOO. Markets dull, no mom! g lowed to be carried off the ifl.md. The produce of the ifland is permitted to be exported in foreie bottoms, paying a heavy duty. The town of 1 13 i raterre is not burnt as was reported. No foreign bottom allowed an entry in any other part of t4 4 g ifiand of G adaloupe, Lhasa &agate." LI _ f S fr 1r e ti ti .4 of a. a. Gl fi se a, let ers to By rTe aly leas be en. rm. re. e. ati flat ved that len. lay. ring i as rom Mr. iSir and ru the Mr. dif• the it in Mar and r of line. ,14 EO3 agly read bra ,ce. ized s ,in r in. 7 in •I 1