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NUMBER 44 3 6 1 IIAS! THE COUR UNITED COM LA ND tradiv to the Tlgs r Grassi Cowl Houle is Le•dtshall-firte eirvea idea ix the forma EAS' 'THE CO UR UNITED COM LAND,treAszt. the E, 77st at the tuerterl. aid iafiaxt, the fdlnriae ?tilers of this day, tui/l7 t, the AR of the 39a Ca " That it b the oPhtl . . • • .., ~....; , ~......,,,_.„. ~ -,...%"--€ --- : - 1a . . - ro 4k • f. P ' elli, 14 .111 V P:: •‘ (AO. s st<l v - 3 e r l 4 ‘ - 4 .1... t iJs~a'Ji,:~J!~t [ PRICE SIX-PENCE. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1803. BAST-INDIA 1101.1Nk, Mardi s, dos. COURT of DIRECTORS of she ED COMPANY") MBRCHANTS e BNG tradiag to At EAST IDIBS, d. hereby jive j 1 ti e, r Ceistrol alert of the Paid Coseputy trill be beU el their Li•draliall-fireit, ex Waxopay 'text the 9th imp's:, at vi iw the formes.** /pond affair,. WILLIAM RAMSAY; Setrotary. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY MEETING. , HA ING been requefted by the Gentlemen of the Grand Jury at this Mize to call a Meeting of the County of Northampton, to confider of an humble Added, to congratulate His 111.13 ts TY on the ditcovery of the atrocious deilgns of there Traitors who have lately (uttered the punilh ment due to their crimes, I do appoint a General Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders. and °Jur Inhabi tants of this County, to be held at the County Hall, in the Town of Northampton, on Tuefday next, the eighth day of March, Inflact, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpofe above mentioned. JOHN HARVEY THURSBY, Sheriff. Northampton, March 1, 1803. .1 P URSUANT to 4 Decree of the High Quirt lof Chancery, bearing date the 14th of Plaintiff, An, nude In a Caufe wherein Jahn Downes, Efq. is and Rees Goring Thomas, Efq. and others, are Defendants, fuch of the Creditors of George Augullus Lialchefter, Marquis of Done gal!, to whom he bath give n Debentures, with the cantina of ' his late father, Arthur Mare,nis of DonegaU, dereafed,or who arc holders or affirms of the lime, under and by virtue of an Indenture of Releafe, dated the 23d day of Slay, 1794, arc on or before the 2i ft. of Mardi next, to come in .uid prove fuck Debts before Per►a Hoi.roun, Efq. one of the Mailers of the laid Court, at his Chambers, in Southamptomßniidlops, Chan ! eery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be peremp torily excluded die benefit of the Paid Decree. ALDRIOnE and Cot Lel' SMITII, Solicitors, No.9,,Lineoln's Inn. m:nt r the French Government bills, drawn by. Lsczsac, at 7 per cent. difcmint. Government bills which before were fold at 25 per cent. loft for goads, were foon not to be had at 15 per cent. dill. count for cafb, or to exchange for merchandize. A eircumftance took place at the Cape about the beginnirg of December which excited much unco il Lefs among the American merchants. The Ge wral in Chief being in want of money, levied the fum of 32,000 dollars on the merchants, and order ed the Chamber of Commerce to affefs the propor tion. This Chamber corals of French merchants. who accor di ngly divided the fum to he paid by them felvesand the American merchants, but fo unequally that four American houfes were taxed tOOO dollars each, and the other merchants from 5 to Etco dol. lars each, not one of the French paying more than from 2 to Soo. Thofe who paid their contribution received a receipt to be repaid in cant in one month. or to be received in duties accruing thetrafter.— But there were many delinquents, in confequence of which General Itocuarasau iffued a prods: mation, declaring that all thofe who Ibould negle& to comply with the aforefaid exa&ions for 34 hours (hould be arrefted, their (toms doled, and them. (elves difpatched to Franca. This compelled corn. pliance in many. After three days the General ordered that thole who had perfifted in difobeying his orders fhoold be arrefted. Accordingly in the condi of that night Melfrs. Donor, Sreven sox, CARTY, and Taacv, American Merchar.ts, together with about fifteen French, were fei zed and thrown into prifon. —They were told that ur•.lef; they complied, they fhould be fent on hoard a thip of war, and their property publicly fold. Preparations for executing thefe threats were aEtually made, when the friends of the prifoners paid the ftipulated amount, and they were releafed. In confequence of the foregoing. occurrences, general meeting of the American Merchants had been held for the pulp& of petitioning for redrefs. But it was believed the meafure would be (raiders. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Mani 2, :803. E COURT of DIRECTORS of as NITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG ,trahagto the EAST INDIESok hereby:hoe Roam, • the toarterly General Covet Wasted to Si irk/ ow the t, the filming avermixosott Refantiose o f the Court of Di gits day, will he reported to the G nerd Court, agreeably i of the 39th Geo. 111. rap. Sp, VII. That it is the opinion of this Court, that the Commander " and Owners of the Ship HINDO/TAN are fully acquitted " from a:1 imputation of negied or mifeonduEt in refpeet of die " lofsof that Ship " WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sesrewry. NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT the General Meeting of this Scciety, held at the Market Crofs, in Lynn, on Wcdncfday the 234 of this initant February, WILLIAM HOSTS, Efq. in the Chair. Letters were laid before the Society front very refpedable Houfcs in Scotland, Rating, that Affociatlons of the Land holders in that part of Great Britain had been formed, for the purpofe of futtaining the Prices of Barley, the growth of that Country; and for the more effedual means of doing fo, they had agreed that a Petition fhould be prefentel to the prefent Seth= of Parliament—the objedl of which is to reduce the left Liege upon Malt made in Scotland to one-half of the Lane; and as an equivalent to the revenue, to lay a tax equal to Bs. per quarter, at leaft, Upon all Barleys Imported (torn the South pass of Great Britain into the poets of Scotland. This Society, having duly confidant the fame, is of opinion, that the granting of Inch a Petithin, (independent of its being ainoft flagrant breach of the Articles of the Union ),would be ex tremely prejudicial to the Agfinaltural iotereits of South Britain, and of this County in particular and as fuch ought to be op po':ed by the Counties at large. Aging upon this principle, the Sock y has communicated the objett of the letters above-men dotted to the Members for this County, and the Towns in it, together with its faniments upon the =afore, and has direet ed its Secretary to write to the feveral Agricultural Societies in this Kingdom, in order to make the fame known to them. Lynn, Feb. 23, 1803. WILLIAM HOSTE, Chairman. This day was pubUthed, and may be bad GRATIS of all the IBookfellers in the United KingSionva PROSPECTUS of a new Work, (the Firlt Volume of whirls will be pubbitcd ' early in 1803) to be entitled 'THE ANNUAL REVIEW; or REGISTER OP LrI'ERATURE. To be continued Annually. NAST INDIA NOUSE, --mareb 4, 003. WHER i EAS in pirfisafice of the Iltb Sefiion tithe e.r if( Limo 4 - tie UNITED COM PANT' mzscirAirrs E NGLAND, Mooring OP doe it ie.nlaeml, • That a Lift fhall be publithed Fourteen Days before the • Anneal Ekvalon of Direillors, containing the Names of fuch • proprietors qualified agreeable to Law, as Aall Agility, in • Writing, to the Secretary, their defire of becoiniug Candi " dates for the DireCtioo, Sizteen Days before filch Annual • tholtion Ihr Court of Dineen 1 the AA Crop" a Ler+ eve Notice, is woke that tie Ihrofiresiore yonsforoo to elm foil Bye Looso,iist Ks asfoiew £l,4isa of Sir Medlin e tbefizid Cosiopeoy fir loom raors,i;Volfor tie igth day y'Aped seal. ail I air /Lei Lill la looriara asys &fore ek fill 1 Abair.% es de aksitssostisrssof Lew. ofrelb. WILLIAM RA MSAr, Serritary. A. AIMS, Editor. Printed for T. N. Longman acrd 0. Rees, Paternotter-row. This Work will form a bandrome Volume in RoyJlever, printed on a fine yellow woven paper. in double columns. The plan of it admits of advantages that a monthly reties cannot pogefs. The various publications will be divided into ciallio„ each being preceded by a chapter containing a hiflory of its de partment of I.iterature or Science for the preceding year ; and at no publication will be Intentionally omitted,the articles mutt neceffarily be more numerous than in any Monthly Revit w, and the (pace to be allotted to each feparatc work can I c mote kali) , apportioned to it. merits. In priority of notice alfo, this Work wilt; upon the average, have eonfiderably the advantage. Each volume will contain at Icaß as much matter as Is coat prifed in the three annual volume, of the other Reviews, and the price of it will not, it is espcaal, exceed half the annual fubfeription of them. BIRMINGHAM, SNOW-HILL, No. 38, Feb. 23, illo3. WASDELL and STANDLEY refpeafully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in gmseral. that they have commenced the Ruiners of LOCKSMI VHS. BELL-HANGERS, &e. &c. In all their varies. Branches, and hove to wit their Favours by the Reid& Attention and Punatiallty in executing any Arden they may receive. This day was pubfilbed, price as. 6d. (Dedicated '0 TION AS KEA it, Efq. F. R. S. Surgeon General to the Britilk Forces., Matter of the Royal College of Sur geons, &c. &c.) A N ACCOUNT of the GALVANIC EXPE RIMENTS performed by JOHN ALDINI, Profelior of Experimental Pbilokipby in the Univcrfity of Bologna, Member of the Medical and Galvanic Societies of Paris; of the Medical Society of London; and of the Society of Pbyficians at Guy's Hofpitaloke.&c. on the body eta Malefador executed at Nevrgate, Jan. t 7, 1803 : With a thort View of tome Experiments which will be de feribed in the Author's New Work now in the Pick London : Printed for the Author ; and fold by Codicil and Martin, Middle-row, Holborn. The following Work, by the fame Author, is now in the Prefs, And will be fpeolily publiked in an elegant Quarto V4 , - lame, illultrated with Four large Plates by Mr.Fitkr, Hiltori eal Engraver to the King. An ACCOUNT of the We IMPROVEMENTS in GAL VANISM ; with a Series of Curious and towelling Experi ments performed before the Conuniffiesers of the French N.l - baltitute, and repeated in the different Anatomical Theatres of London. Subferiptions for this Work are received by CUTSTI.t. and Mmurtn as above.—To Non-Subfcriben the price will be coofiderably rated. No. 44, ST. JAMES'S-STREET, And No. '49. OXFORD-SCREE'', oppofite Bond.ftreet. HODGES and Co. Stock.Brnkers, refpefifully acquaint the Nobility and Public, that Tickets and Shares of the pre'ent Grand State Lottery are on Tale at their Licenfed Offices, in great variety, and at the toweit prices. In the late !Lotteries, the following Capital Prises were fold, flared. and teetered at the above Oflices, viz. No. 29,467 *Prised scooo • Nu. 1,681 a Prize of toasoo 15,705 - sops° 30„;33 . 540 0 12,660 - so,ooo 28,898 - 5,000 sa 787 - to,ooo 18,060 5,0c0 7,lst - to.ooo 36,030 - 5,000 N. B.This Lottery win COMMIRICe Drawing the 411 of neat month, and contains 4 Prises of so,cool. 3 of 13,000 1 . 3 of doool. 3 of wool. 5 of soma. and other Prizes amounting to 39110101. AYOUNG GENTLEMAN , bred to bolinefs, and vrho is entided to a anifiderable pan of the Lands, ceded Newton's Town. Tangier Harbour, and in Chefter, both It ing very near Halifax. Nova Sends. willies to procure a Ltuation in Come Mercantile Houk in Halifax, and to engage with lose Perron. bymbofe &Mance the laid Lands might be rendered produdive so the mutual advantage of both parties. Aline addrelfed to Mr. Phillips Newton, John Ville Gowan, Leland, will be duly attended to. SALE OF HOPS. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, At tote Mermaid Inn, in Yeovil, on Friday, the tub Day of Merck at Three &Clack in the Afternoon, in Lots fultabie tit Perehaters, TWO Hundred and Taenty eight Pockets of I•rnbarn, Crendal, Bcntly, Brantley, Warldbam, and Shake Yearling Hoge at the my belt The Hope may be fees by applying Strong, or Mr. Praia, Yeevid.....Fehnsery iS, Eb 3. THIRD ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY FOR t Begins Drawing the nth of April IEO3. T HE TICKETS are fold and divided into HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIX TEENTHS, by HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stack .brokets, at their STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, London, and no were clic on their Account. The Scheme oonfifts of four Prins of 110,0001. three of to.sool. three of scoot and others from wool down to sok to the amount of 39sporsL •.• Country Orders, accompanied with that-dated Bills on Londe°. Poit-Oillice Orders, or Cafb, in Parcel by Coach or Cartier. punetually attended to; and Correfpoodents may depend on being treated as an the fame Terms as If per -10114E7 prefect. AS Shares fold at this Once will be (tamped agreeable to Ad of Parliament, and alto wit► the Crown, and round it, H and Co.'s L. Or nct. To CLERGYMEN and CHURCH WARDENS. This day were pubitiled, peke 6s. per Qsire as One Writing Deny Paper, Pen% or Parchment .t is. per Les, New &H. ANCIENT STAINED GLASS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, or Together. At No.V II ALL-MAI.J., Laotian, tions - of f OWNDES's PARISH REGISTERS, for BANNS of MARRIAGE, MARRIAGES, BIRTHS or CHRISTENINGS, and BURIALS, which may be bound In any Quandty, agreeable to the Size of the Pori& Every olrc,oonfltingofasSheetsoftkeßegiftorforßanns of Marriage contains son Blank Forms t that for Marriages 400; and thofe for Births or Chriftenings, and Burials, soca each. _ _ A VALUABLE COLLECTION of AN CIUIT STAINED GLASS. for Churches, Public luagier ni as cu t ke, Cabiaihctmang other Subjedta arc, The Vifustion, trefeetsdee, Taft Supper. Martyrdom of St. Jahn. Martyrdom of St. Catherine, Araniption of the Vireo. St. Paul at Malta, Our Saviour at EMUS" Fall of Man. The NehllkY. Clergy, and Coliodton of thefe rare Specimens at the Arts, are refpetifidly entreated to attend to the above, which were brought hoe the Continent, and are in Site Pre fervatiao..—Letters (Poll Paid) to Mr. Comps, No. 98, Pall- Mall, as above. will be attended to. Lett" poft paid, duly aldwercd, and Schemes grads. THE GREAT ENGLISH STAfktoTTERC, ISLE OF SHEPPY, KENT. MONEY. WANTED to BORROW the Sum of 30001. be ANNUITIES or MORTGAGE. appointed by virtue of " An Adt of Par- " Haman paled in the . 4 . 11 t year of the Rdgn of his prefent " Weal. King George the Third, for Building a Pier at Sheer " nets, In the Ms of Sheppy, and Paving, ate. Blue Town and " Mile Town therein ;" do hereby give Notice, that they are d.. -Brous to take up the Sum of good. at Intereß, in largo or (mill fame, not ids than tool and far which Annuities will bc granted upon two Lives of advanced Ages (with knelt of Incivorkip) after the rate of 9 and taper Cent. per annual, (IT Mortgages hearing to intereft of 54 per Cent. payable ern. taiy, to be (muted by an Alignment at the Rates, Ake manta, and Pier Duke lmpokd by the kid AR For ft.rtker partieuArs apply to Mr. JAN Ililvelter, Queen. *ars', Kos ; or Mr. Samuel Denton. at Gny las, liallators, u svLom ropotals are to be addralk4 By Order of the Cosumilloarre, lir. 24, 1803. JOHN SILVESTER. Clerk. ANOTHER. PROOF OF TM. ILITICACY OF THY BALM OF PAICCA.—.Price eats se. 9d. WILLIAM STOKOE, Efq. Chief Officer of tee PITT Eablinlisneen, by a Mideast in the Fall iriks, and the kverides of the Company's Naval Service, in nhich he had beat engaged net than twenty years, was re (laced le • Roe of debility and :wrest rekuslon a the fyftan, ..bkh cannot be &Imbed. DAL/4 of MAC ea km re noted ben to a better date of health than he ever before as. joycd. lb* Dame of Meets is prepared rennin. °sly by Steil-a. AA and Cn. foment 240. ii• DiDlOPlDatc4tregt a id by their in:ointment fold sebolekle and mad by ittr.Vilaiers, No. ate, Strand, 7th doer (roan Temple-Der ; and retail by all refpeaa- Lie Venders in Town and Country, Wee %Lod. per packet BLOOM, nr WHITE. CEPHALIC SNUFF. prepared wholly from falathrioas EngHa Plante: in ens& implants of the Head, paranoia/1y tie COMMIS Head Acti, it fachani faih riving immediate cafe, and, if petbßed in, pee• vents renarm ; no rower is it taken than in elide are Irk. by warmng the nervosa fyltem. Rebores Lowncis at Spirits. Fits , vrry hind. Nervous Difarden, Giddinefa, Faintrek Swim. flt: of the Head, Lethargies, Drawback Le 4 at Memory, nd Paralytic CompLisita, in Dininefs of the Eyes and Deaf. uefsthere have bean iuneenerable inflames of its great eilicacy. rh. injury moaner Snuff does to the Head And Stomach may, great degree. be prevented, by mating it with a bake( this White Snuff nand. foal air. thereby preirias the tang at Weddings DireaLs I price Is. ,sd. the bunk, dory included. Melia. Dim and Co. Bow Choteli-nat imatiall, are ali t nu:: 4 the aide olvd.-Lk Wader , . and may be had retail " fellowiug Veridert of Patent Medicine% Moore, No. ts, rot itabeft•tirevt. Conat-Chnien; Strawy. Na. 4. and 'tither', No. age, Strand; ICeitk gav Haymarket; Wage. ni4 Bond Ran. and Fleet-fireet ; Ward. lah and stir. Hatton:: Gaon, is', Ited-Knee; and a! at Vaal, rs sl Molicirc• is the Usital Kingdoms. Co lifting of 44,000 Tickets. To bigin Drawing April 4th. 1803. GRAND SCHEME. 4 Mtn of L. 20,000 it L. lopoo 3 zoixo 3 0 . 000 3 3,000 z s.oxp 3 2 0 00 6poo S 1,000 SPOO 3 0 zoo 3.a0 0 6o So 3Poo ts ‘ tco io 256,c00 ry This Scheme differs from all others for many years pall, In the oireunritance of not having any Prises fixed foe particu- Sdays. IFT and CO. Na t 1, POULTRY, are ap pointed by Government to fell the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery. This Mice (ellablithed In the Year t 752), has bean fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes, THIRTEEN of wh eh were of the Laft and Three preceding Lotteries, and icons of theta divided Into many Shams. The Prises of the November Lottery being Dow payable in full, Swirr and Co recommend as early application to per tons 'rho with to exchange than for Shares of the prefect Lot tery, which will certainly advance la prim as the Drawing ap preachy. ASHIONABLEDANCING by Ma.ALLEN F privatay Taught to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age who have never learnt this accompilthment, or not in the 'waved modern ftyle,at No. to,Nierrard-lbort,Goiden-fquare, and No. so, (Neat Alie-Amt, Goothisanb4k*,—Thicy are Tstight so a plan particularly calculated for thrifc to wham it le an Aka to acipdrc it fapeditioufy, prlvately, and in the ftyk of random. Estelimen, 0111cers,and Country Reettents, who may with to learn in a kw days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the hawk, and receive militant hiltrudion. The Seta Weed Affemblies are every Monday, the Bawl eonduaed by Mr. Taylor; none bat Subfcriben admitted, am, but people of refpeetability can fegeribe ; refpeaable Meth and Fungi., if sot &tent from town, regularly at tended on the deal ceeaditiona, and initrueted is rem elegant requiete of modersDeseleg. TO Tillt CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. 1 - 11 E NOBILITY. GENTRY. and PUBLIC . I .b general, are refpeafully tnfnnncd. ]]one Buenas' and Sou's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO. VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that haw obtained (Itch anisette/ approhatinn for many years pod. The long OM, acqedrod &prewar of that Article la Poly confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perkins rendre' in all puns of the World, and haying Saud the teft of trial. tanks it in the &wisp it now maintains. The general udSty of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCOR:MIES andotherßlCH SAUCES far FISH. Ste, lodgers them, from the muserous Adratifementa duly appearing, to melte Fa misea, kc. is pureldhug the fame, as pone is to be had of THEIR ensuing. hut at their Warchook as under. . Every other Ankle Is the OS Trade for Away ufe. of the heft quality. WSSI -INDIA MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS of SHIPS. Ice. OFFICERS is the ARMY and NAVY, fuppUc4 epos the kerteft moth:eked'. Eaft and Weft India, &a. Warebefe. Ne. tab censer of Sever Stye. Road. Lew les. 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Efq. was this day nominated to the Senate of the United State% as Ambaffador Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary to the Court of Madrid. for the purpofe of a djußing the differences fnbfifting in confecinence of the Fate infraftion of the Treaty with Spain, by an Officer of that Government on the MilEiEppi. It is Grid that after Mr. Monaca (ball have ad. juftr.d the objeds intrufted to his difc?etion at Ma drid, be will have to proceed to Paris, upon a fur ther million of great importance. and with the funaions of Mir.iller Extraordinary. The Refolution propofed in the Houfe of Repre fentatives, a few days ago. by Mr.Ga iswa La, was this day 101 l by a majority, 53 to 38. Mr. RAN DOLPH' in an able fpeech, (hewed the impropriety of the Houk going into a Committee on the bufi nefs, when it had been taken up in fuch a fpirited manner by the Executive. The Houfe was elofed and the galleries were cleared on Tome fecret ha nth about three o'clock.—Arrore. _ _ Jas. 2.—We underftand that the Prefident of the United States yetterday nominated to the Se nate Jams, Molitor. as Minifter Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Full Conful of France, and to the Court of Madrid, in alTociation with our Minillers to France and Spain, relative to the free navigation of the Milfillippt. This evening the Senate has confirmed the ap pointment of Mr. Mos &cis, as above. New Yoaa, Jas. 20.—8 y the Broder Lull, ar rived at Phil adelphia on Saturday, very late ad vice, are received from Cape Francois. On the 22d of laft month a French brig, with s troops on board, arrived there from Breit. By this veal they received information that 20,000 men were ready ;at Breit to embark for Saint Domingo ; to,ooo of whom were to be ordered to Lottifiana, in cafe their Cervices ibould not be required at St. Domingo. A merchant in Amfterdam wrote to his panaer at the Cape, that he bad received pay- General Roc name saw has iffued a proclamation whereby foreign veffels are allowed to import all kinds of goods on paying a duty of '2O per cent ad valorms. The Colonial Prete& is to make out a tariff every fix months. By the (dimmer Fair Play, arrived at Wilming ton, on the ad intlant, 13 days from Guadeloupe, we learn, that the infurgents are completely fub dued in that ifland, and that trade is rapidly re.. covering. e.. : NEW VOR IC, Jaw. 27.—Several of the ;entente -1 of Guadeloupe have arrived at Boßon. It apr i g: that they were forced on board the brig -vs Captain Caffihrg, at fee, from a French ruttiest!. cutter, by order of General La Caosss, who had previoufly furnifhed the blacks with pats-boats; in ' order to repair to the American Continent. Jas. so.—The conduit of Oeserel Lean:mi t ' Governor of Guadeloupe, in compelling the erif.' tern of American Tenets to remake an board the fubjugated Negroes, for the purpofe of tranfports. tion to the United States, is an unprecedented out. rage on the Rights of Nations. To rejeel thefts/ poor wretches from our coafts would be an aft of inhumanity, little fbort of the barbarity exercifed' by the tyrants, who in cold blood mafacre them by thoufands. To admit them without difcriminatione is next to introducing a peßilential contagion to' deraftate the country. Efficient meafures ought to be immediately taken by the General Govern:. meat, to proteft our navigation from thefe high handed lawlefs impofitions, and to fecure the trap: quality, efpekially of the Southern States. BOSTON, jaw. 23.—0 n the reprefentation oft CH•aLIII BULTINCIN, Chairman of the Board ye Seleft Men, the Attorney General ((this Common. wealth has addreffed a letter to his Excellency the' Governor, giving an account of the arrival, in the brig Argo, of three black men, put on board Paid brig by force, from a French National fehooner,' off Guadeloupe. By this and other circumaances of a fimilar nature, (lays the Attorney General)- it appears, that the authorities in the French Weft' India Wands have adopted the plan of tranfport-' ing to the United States, black people, whom the Government there confider as rebels, whom they are afraid to retain there, and do not with to put to death. The Attorney General adds, a The plan is derogatory to the general• and particular Government of our Nation, and dangerous to the' Wet) , of the country." From the depofition of Captain Cuss. toss it ap-: pears, that he was applied to, by order of General Lacaossa, to bring thefe black men to the United States, which he refuted. The Officer then bid him to take them and throw them overboard, when at tea. Captain Cusnior refuted this alto, and put to tea , but was followed by the National Ichooner Mocambique, Captain Lucas, who fi red at the Ar go, and forced her to take the three Blacks, whom be was told were Brigands, on board. This fpe. cies of impofition, Pays the American Editor, has been prattifed on many other veffels, and deferves the ferious attention of Government. Letter s from Natchez, of the 9th of Dec. Rate, that the Covernor of New Orlcaas fled iffued or ders for all the Officers to hold th,:mfelves in rea diners to give up their offices; and that the dra gcons of that town were fent down as Plaque mines,to efcort the French Officers. The [hutting of the Port of New Orleans hid excited great can nel-nation. A letter from Walhington. of tyth Jan. rays, I , In confequence of a negociation being fct on foot, refpeaing Louifiana, the Spinals Minifter, refident at the United State., fent off peremptory initruetions this day to the Intendant of New O►. leans, direaing him to reftore to the Citizens cf the United States tt•.e right of deporit forthwith.'•