Star. — London, England, 1803-03-22 00:00:00

fcription of the probable fuccefs of the EaR India Company's affairs. Mr. Kis o AULD expreffed the greaten fatisfaaion at the very flattering flatement which had been given by the Hon. Member who fpoke laft. But be could not help being of opinion that there should be a politive explanation given to the Honfe whe ther any foam, and if fo to what amount, had been paid by the Ealt India Company towards the reduaion of the National Debt, according to the ilipulations of their Charter, (ince the renewal of that. Charter, or during thelafk Eve years, or any other given period. Lord Cass- Lsataost Paid, that froris the extra ordinarypreffure of the war, and the improvements made in the ellablifliments of the Company, it bad been utterly impoffible. The queftion was then put, and the refolution agreed to treat. tore.—Adjetirned. . LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t 3 Per C. Conf. money, 65 , 65, 641, 65, 64H. Ditto, for April ace. 65 . 6 51. Olds per Cent. Ann. 99 malum t dif. PRICE OF STOC YkSTERDAY: Esebeq. Biila, pan sr. diL Omnlurn tsidaL Englik Tickets 171. do. Coat for Ap. at. 6sifif sank Stott per C. Conf. 64/ 65 641 3 per C. Anti. zoo ppff Trzw.Ann. kz 146 By the Abieriean fhip Aetive; arrived at Fal mouth, and which left the Cape four days after the PRINCESS AMELIA packet, whole arrival we mentioned yefterday, we learn that the Cape re. ipained in the pofreffion of the Britifh on the 18th day of January. Indeed there can be little doubt but it would continue fo for fume time after, accor ding to the articles of agreement entered into be tween the Britith and DutchCommanderc, of which we have this day laid a copy before our Readers - • Some of our contemporaries have conch. ded irom the arrival of the 9a it Regiment, at Portiinouth from the Cape, announced in this Paper yefterday, that the place mull. have been evacuated when they came away. It is extremely polLble, that before this time, that event may have taken place, for it is probable frefh orders were fent out after the French interference with the affairs of Swit Berland sins acquiefced in by Minifters ; but the troops alluded to mua have left the Cape before the tf of January. A.icounts from St. Domingo, received by the Jamaica Mail, reprefent the Rate of that Colony as much more favourable than it has ever been finite the firft landing of the French. For the vio lence, injullice, and folly of Lactrac, General .00HAM aa•u has fubilituted conciliatory conduel, moderation, and good faith, and the confequence is, that though Bands of Brigands Rill exia, the rancorous fpirit which prevailed has entirely lab tded. lie had ilTued a Proclamation, inviting the Negroes to return to the eftates of their Proprie tors. and promifing an Amnefty, in confequence of which many had a/Wally returned.—There can be no dotd3t, but that, if General Rociramt eau had at firft been fent with the Chief Command, the recovery of St. Domingo would have been eafy.—When theft tctounts left St. Domingb for Jamaica, a three decker and Tome other veffels had hove ip fight, fuppofed to be a fqnadron with rein forcements from France. PARIS JOURNALS Arrived this morning to the 19th init. incinfive. If we except the Argus (the Engli(h paper), they fill follow the fame line that has marked their cantina fince his Majefty's hleffage. The Paper alluded to has Come remarks, but trifling, on the event. It denies, generally, that any prepara tions art going on in the ports of France—the only force they were equipping having already failed, partly to the Weil Indies, and partly to the Eaft Indies. As to the expedition fitting out in the Dutch ports, it Pays, the deftination is fo well know to be for Lonifiana, that this cannot pollibly have furnithed any ground of alarm— " England therefore only makes this a pretext to cover its ulterior views." When the F,asr Coe ur:. shall have recovered fufficient coolnefs, we may expel to fee fomething on the fubjeft in the official journal, which will ferve as a cue to the other papers. We (hall then probably hear enough of it. • - The Journals that have arrived prefent hardly any thing worthy of notice. French funds 6o f.6n c. GIBRALTAR, FEBRUARY 24. '• Yeaerday the Reviews commenced with the Q2een's Regiment, commanded by the Hon. Lieu tenant• Colonel RAMSAY. The day was remarkably favourable. It was univerfally allowed that no thing could exceed the difcipline and appearance of the Regiment, which went through the whole tighteen manceuvres in two hours and a half, with f:tc utmoa precifion, and without making a tingle bad FTC during the Review. •• His ROYAL Manaus, at the conclufion, ex preired the higheß fatisfaElion to Lieut.-Colonel R a %ISA v, at the very fuperior Ilyle with which the Reg;mcnt had gone through the different ma ntr,tvres. " After the Review all the Offieen of the Regi ment 114(.1 the 'Lotion a dialog with his Koval. i!IGNst Is. SP OktING mrEzuclz,vcE. Nominations far the Salitbury Hunters' S weep flak es of five guineas each, clofed the tlt init. Mr. Strope's cb. b. Lad of Lincoln, by Warwick. Mr. Goedlake's eb. g. Giant.. Mr. T. Goddard's br. g. Snarler, by Critic, aged. Lord Foikeftonc's gr. g. Twig, aged. Major R. Pigot's eh. g. Gary Owen. Mr. Byndlofs's ch. g. Bicmith, by Symmetry, cut of Maid of Ely. I.d Graves's c. m. Czarina, by Young lmperator, s yrs old. Mr. Bowes's It. Conrad. by Factual°, s yrs old. Thirteen Subfcribera who did not name. BETTING ROOM, MARCH at. A confiderable alteration has taken place in the odds, on feveral Races, fiace our lat account, as will be feen by the following flatement THIRD CLASS OF OATLANDS. 3 to 4 on Duxbury, agft Elmer; force few bets at 6 to 4. 3to t agft Duabury. sto t agft Cldppenham. 5} tot agit Walton. to tot agft Phomiz. DERBY. 7to 2 agft Lord Grey's colt. 9to 2 agR Stamford. 3 and 8 to t set Cobeirefs. OAKS. 4to I aga filter to Allegrantk $ tot sett D. of Grafton's filly. Mr. MUNDY'S breed of Derbyfhire Greyhounds beat the Newmarket Dogs, at their latt meeting, and were reckoned the bell there. After the Mal ton Meeting, Major TOPHAM'S dog, Blatifinitb, (who had offered to give a hundred yards Rart to any.dog there), in running a hare up a Iteep hill on the Wolds „ burg a fi new, and died a few days afterwards. He was got by Snowball, and was never beaten. To thole. Gentlemen that may be intereflea in the great match propofed by Mr. DURAND about a year fence, (which the courting Gentlemen may recolleel), and accepted by Colonel Tioosioron, we have authority t- fiate, that the Colonel has named next Friday the 25th init. to meet at Mr. Muslin's houfe at 12 o'clock, to decide the me rits of Major, brother to Seeve4a//, 'hr 'sepias ultra of Yorklhire, againit Mr. Mission's t.itch of equal celebrity. The abo.e match, w: underhand, is for iOOO guineas, play or pay Difpatches have been received from LordWHir- WORTH. It is believed, .however, that nu defini tive anfwer has yet bccti received from the French Government. As to the rumours, which fume of our contemporaries delight circulating—(aszhat an embargo has been laid as all EngliCh !hips in the ports of France - that war is indent!) , to be de clared—that the disputes are adjnfted)--they are defpifed by all fober men. Nothing has tranfpir• ed : every man is left to his own con enures. Yellerday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Volta gave a grand dinner to all the Officers of the Foot Guards who were employed in the late campaigns in Egypt, at the Thatched Houle Tavern, in St. James's greet. _ _ _ Yetterday morning, at half after eleven o'clock, the Tnrkifh piece of brats ordnance was placed on the Parade in St. James's Park, in the pretence of the Earl of CHATHAM and feveral Military Officers, and an immenfe crowd of fpeelators.— The battalion parading at the time was formed into a hollow fquare, the band playing " GOD lave the Kiwc." As loon as it was placed, the men gave three loud huzzas. There is for the prefent placed round it a chew:toe de Prize and two•fentinels. It is a large, noble piece or ordnance, with a very handfome new carriage, with appropriate hiero glyphics on each fide. It is underftood that light fquadrons will be im mediately- Rationed off the principal ports of France and Holland, for the purport of watching the movements there. Admiral Sir JOHN COLTOYS and Admiral Sm. HOPE attended at the Admiralty yeilerday, offer ing their cervices; as did Lord H. PA u LLT. Captain Boys is appointed to the AMARA/IT/IS, of 24 guns, at Woolwich. TheSaii Jos', and Vita.' De Palm are ordered to be got ready for cornmillion immediately. The Scary's, of 64 guns. Captain D'icesou, has received orders to drop down immediately to the Nore. The Duke of Q 2 IIiINSISERRY took an airing yef tertlay, about noon; in the Parks. The Seledion for Wedncfday Evening contains Tome of Mrs. BILLINGTOR'S moll favourite Airs, who is to appear for the firti time in the Oratorios. Yellerday died, at his feat at Twinned Hall, near Sudbury, after an honourable and well (pent life, and in apparent good health, as lie was fit tins in hit chair, at the advanced age of ya, Sir JAMAS MARRIOTT, many years Member for Sudbury, late Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Mailer of Trinity College, Cambridge. His Phi lanthropy was unbounded ; and as Patron, and a Ft iend he was unrivalled. The Babe yet unborn will lifp his name to future ages : as be lived fo he died, in peace ; and, with POPE, we may fay of him—" Aped Man it the swilejf work V Gosh" We yellerday received new York Papers to the soth February, but they do not bring any news of importance. The agitation refpeding Louifiana Rill continues; and as Mr. MONROI is to negociate the bufinefs in Europe, a good while mutt elapfe before the affair can be fettled. Weser escrow, F11.3.—1n the Houfe of &pre tentative, Mr. HILL moved the Order of the Day, upon a Bill to prevent the importation of certain peefons, whole admilhion is prohibited by certain laws of the State Government. The Houfe went into a Committee upon the Bill. A difcaffion of esinficlerable length arnfe t from which it appeared, that great enormities had been pratlifed by the French Governors in the Weil Indies, in procuring their diforderly blacks ' to be (snuggled through the Southern States, and by that means very much endangering the lives of the inhabitants, and the tranquillity of the Union. The Committee arose without going through the Bill, and obtained leave to fit again. Naw You, Fes. so.—By a vettel arrived from Guadaloupe, we learn. that the yellow fever is committing the moll dreadful ravages in that Mend. The crews of feveral American (hips have been completely cut off by it.—A refolutioa bas patted the Houfe of Rerefentatives for making compenfati3n to thofe who faltered from the de- predations of woodwind French privateers. da ring the late war betwma France aad &Lisa& A'AVTICAI. 11VTELLIGENCR. i MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND W. ♦RRIVED. Dublin o "%Var.-doll I Dutch 7 lianiburch Z Frenzh FALMOtril I, MARCH 19. DUE. Thil morning arrived the (hip Pelican, Captair. W.Bloare,from Landon, to load tin, Lc. for Smyr. na; the AmericaA flap Nliffouri, Capt. 12r ro,from a.Ler a pati:ige of z 8 days, with 2400 barrels of flair, and failed again for Lifbon ; the American (hip Eliza. Capt. EvAlis, after a W age of 40 days, from Norfolk, with 3300 barrels of flour, for orders ; the American brig Incluflry, Capt. STA a LIT. in 28 days, from Norfolk, with 1400 barrels of flair, for orders. Arrived alto the American (hip Alive, Capt. G. NICHOLLS, from the Manillas, with fugar and indigo : fhe left the Cape of Good Hope on the 18th of January, (our days after the Princefs Ame lia Packet failed thence, at which time the Cape was in full poffeifion of the Englifh, and all re mained ver y quiet. By Captain N. ire alto learn that five fail of Spanilli line of battle (hips, and leven Spanifh merchant yards, with a very large quantity of Ipecie on board, were to fail from the Manillas for Old Spain on the 111 Jan. Lan. The PRIMCI AvoLruus Packet; with the Mail from Lifbon is hourly expeeted.—Wind South. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH u, Arrived the ORPHEUS frigate, front the Eaft- Indies; laft from St. Helena ; failed in company with the VICTORIOUS and Sritt.t.a frigates. Palled by for London the Britannia, —; Northampton, ; Admiral Aplin, —; and the General Stewart, from the Eaft Indies. DEAL, MARCH sr. ' Sailed the Huddart. BAYLEY, for the EaA ladin a and the reit of the outward-bound. Admiral SlrT.Dackworth,on the Jamaica Radon, has Wil ed his Lig from the Leviathan to the Ganges of ys guns. The Abervvenry, upon fursry Wog found ur.- fit for fervice, and being unfafe to be font to England,has hem broken up. The Unanimity, Lee, from London for Cardiff, is 101 l in the Briftni ChanneL The Wekome Wenger, —, from Neweaßle for Loci don, u rnn down off Loweitoff, , crew raved. he Surprise, Carter, from Liverpool for Rotterdam, is on (bore he r He:vort. Morning Star, --, from New York for Sligo, Is loft near . The Daphne, Miller, from Greenock fur Newfoundland, has bitiodcred at lea. 't he George, Hayward, from London for Newfoundlani, is loft near Cape Francis. The Dart. Hadley, from Danarara for Liver2ool, is con demned at Darbadoes. The Speculation, --, from Ipfvrich for Liverpool, is on more on LongLod. The Hera, Williams, from Barnftuple for Liverpool, is ftranded at Fifgard. Sailed on Tuefday fenoltit from Leith Roads fc r Jamaica. the Rambler of Leith, Captain Smith. Sail. d front Leith harbOur to the Roads, the Royal Bounty, Captain Newton; the R.litb, Captain Kelly; and William and Ann, Captain Lyons. The Ratter, Captain Wright. would have alto failed, but the tide was too far gone. Theft 11.1; a be long to Leith, and are all bound to the Davies Straits woale tarry, and ntkan to Call in company. A later dated Lo b hay, March 0, faya—" The Uilt packet, reported to be loft. is indeed too tri a, as the beg or mail. with the tetten, was found afbore in Came part of Load Roes country. ?Gadd to the misfortune, the nest packet, employ ed to bring home the Came mail, was silo lolt, and the letter bag found on the Roma Runs. Every foul lbed In both. In the laR were Hugh M`Douald and a brot her , Mr. Finlay, merchant in Caraffh, Sm." The Englilh brig the Mary, of Scarborough, of 063' toes, and ten men, commanded by Captain Holtby, sup' bound from Hall to Litho''', with a carrot wheat, has been loft at Pim goernau. Tim Captain and crew, rerept one fader,w,Te Caved. ARRIVED. Off Dover, Ranger, Todd, from Virginia—At Liverpool, iberre of Naples, from Galipoll--At 14th, Seaflower, Bill, from New Yeekov.At Cork, Klisa,O'Ncii, from Jamaica —At H gem, Minerva, Bolger, from New Orleans—At Dour dean: Favourite. Fryer, front Virglnla—At Antwerp, Am pldtrke, Folk from London—At Gibraltar, Death of Due dank from Lsido-aAt Barcelona, jefFe, —, from Clyde; Unity. Petition, from Dartmouth; and Adjutor,--.. from Delalk —At Naples, Valentine, Flood. from Liam ; and itamburgh Packet. Smith, from Hamburgh--At Trkfte, W il iam Bonfield; ind Albion, Davis, from tendert; and Ant, from Yarmouth—At Bahama, Mauldin, Colly, from Liverpuol--At Baal, Fame, Baker, from tondos—At Ma dras, Lary Marla, Dawes front London—At Hall, Part Mary, Collins, from Clut;ielion—At Voughall, Arbrickic, Broiling, from Virgirds—At Hamburgb, Johns. Meeks front Leith—At Antigua. Kirby, (ran Londeo—At New, Margaret. Malik from Yerbia.la the Teed. Aaron, Bowles, from Charielten ; and Mercury, Poets, from —At St. Kite', Retrieve, Donau's, from Africa. Arrivals at Gibraltar from the 4th to the of February : • _ _ The American Sip Molly, L. Salifbury, Sc days from Balti more, with Boor and flaera, for Leghorn. The Ebel& brig Sally. D. Thompfon,cp days from Leghorn, with all and mer chandise, for thiSlie. The Eoglidt brig George, W. Adana, pin days from Galipoli,with oil,for *idol. The Englillsbrig gliten of Naples, J. Bouden, so days from Palermo, with tartar,ke far Liverpool. The Enid! brig Gibraltar. J. Craig, so days from A b lead,brichs,and tiles forGihraftr. The Amities brig Nancy. Fleming , t 6 days from Cagliari. with Mkt N. Eyck. Tkc Derck chip Paulus and Marla, nendems6 days from Am needn't, with tobacco and merchandise, far Naples. The Eag le% brie Margaret, J. Taylor, ill days from Trapani, with bar rills. for Beira& Th. isitli s i f =ly, J. Bellard,3l days from Gallipoli, with all far The American fchooner Armed Neutrality, T. Wilifes.ag dim from N. London, with fait IA and Emu, for Boredom. The American kbooner Palms, It 1. Kenitra, 3i days from Baltimore, with door for iamb*. The Re i m dip Canada of Bute, P. M. Kellar, 6 days frees Abner, with buellia, far Dublin. The lingleh brig Elisabeth and Ann, H. Lewis, is days from London, wl:h eserelmodhre for Othrolow. The BIWA dip Marsala of K il dwa,J.Wafter., ploys from Laos, with tobacco, hider, fogar, Ste. for Nape& The Amnion My Cambia. A. Hetiowell, t days from Alit. at, with brandy and fait for N. Tart The Foglia brig laddadgebk, C. Felton, at days horn Genoa, with all sad fruit. gooHosohorgit. The With Mg Ceres, N. le Sena, y dipysa Orem Terremettis, with fait for &Ron The &tenth Amp "whet, R. Simplon, o days from Mot volt% with wine owl fruit Apr MS A The wedilh bay St. Cris, IL Lest, to Says from Abeam, with fait for Galt. The Antericae Wasserlase„ 47 days (10111 Bait boors, with taw 11111/ Raves . The brig Sady,Partry,43 day. from New Terh. The Amok= lip PVT ANIIIII6O I 41 Sop from Bath. pm aide ell re** Rib AN* From At CAPE TOWN GAT, RT7E, jan.R. tBo3. The Englifh Nevnpttrem of the 28th Onober, as seen as pet; vase lettcts of a Luce date brought by the lacoo t ne, contain nothing that can in any fhspe he emlftrued into a prohabiiity tit holilittes breaking nut betwc• n any of the POVIen of Pp. ro Je. It is therefore v' be hnped ;hat the metiees which have i .Jec d his Male y's Illinifters to delay the rclt:tution of this t.V.ouy to the limeei.an lLtpuhlic wol, in the costae of a few days, be sully calif:tin-A. In the mean time the harmony and gond ni:dernseiding that ;tem-ails Le:ween the reprefenta. titres :.rd tt.e tronps of the two natives camps fail :o be gratify. ing lii the higheii. degrce to every peaceable and well difporedi colonift, knowing that his st-rt;etiftence dere iris upon the prefervation of goisl o-der and trtnquillity, not oely its Cape Town, but more parieulatly fr. th , . country diftriets. ARTICLES of AGREEMENT enrcluded this 31 ft day of December. :80a, between Colonel HAMILTON, Deport; Carter Matter General. and . joss:. YKINCLL, l fg. Cum millary General, duly autl:••r::.d fur tl.at purpote by their Excellencies Lieutenant General l)nNnA, , and Viri-AJ:tni rat Sir Ru , sit Colin, Baronet. do part of Ida titan. ale Rtajelt) : And Rear Admiral S. Di a x La, Commander to Chief of the Batavian Fleet fir the k Lit Itt 'ks, and Co.; lonel Ha se nt, Commander of tne Cape Garriion, also eiLly authorized by his Excellency the Commiliary General DC Miar, on the part of tile Batavian Republic. .AITICLI 1. Every thing San be ennfidered as remaining polite fame footing that W 3,1 iliplitned by mural aircnt cos mnming, before the arrival of the orders of Ms Bliannie Majelty.--Remark—The Lieutenant-Governor *pets to this propufition, without any prejudice, however, Vi the full tier clic of his authority lu all points whatever, agreeable to the or. dem he his received. AR7.11. The Commiffary (Literal de Min /ball he it liberty to encamp :1' C3lllOll the Batavian troops in thcnciglibourhood of Cop, Timo, and to Wed for that purpofc the omit cane• tient poihon for the health, fatity, and accommodation of the r e troopar•arntark—l'hey than =ramp or canton is the neighbourhood` of Wynberg, and it is to be underftood they are not to move from thence beyond the nfual &tame et lowed in a cam?, without the knowledge and concurrence of the Lieutenant Governor. A rr. 111. Their Excellencies Mali not hinder die lice inn& port of baggage, arms. and every thing elle neeetntry fde en‘ camping or cant:ming the troop.—Reneast—Agreed to, pro vided that not snore arca eight field pieces (fix-posodcri) Bun beearried to Lamp. ART. IV. A free enmmuniration than be allowed with the Ratarian (hips, whether of war or tranfport, now fb the Bay, or which may arrive hereafter; and no impediment than be made to the difensbarkation of any troops that may ttili arrive., or to their arms, ammunition, and baggage.--ilernark-i-Areedito a in cor.fequeuee of the orders received from his Britannic Ma jefty, to avoid any potable Rep which could lead t o even t h e apprehenfion of an battle motive; but only in fo far as relator to the troops intended for the garrifon of the Cape. ART. V. alll Bata, ian fhio, whether of war tranfport, or commerce, (hall have pericraffion to pr o f ecute their voyages, or to return to Europe,sec=ding to the orders they , may have on this fubjedt, and which the Commiffary General Chan deem ne. cdfary to give them.—Remark--•Agreed to. AR r. VI. In cafe his Regeneracy Lieutenant-General Dun. des flinuid receive any orders from Europe relative to the pre• fent date of affairs, he mail communicate them to the Coin mlEary General; and in the event of =de orders leading ter was of hoftility, he engages to give the Commiffary General eight dm previous notice, in order that he may take fuels medium either for remainibg in, or leaving this colooy. with every pert= and thing under his orders, as may be neceffary, engaging him'cif to ad reciprocally in this refpedt towards his Exedlency.—Remark—Agreedto.—lt beincelearly underßeod that the privilege of either flaying in, or leaving the colony. with every thing belonging to his Majefty, or individual-,is equal. ly left to the option =their Ezetilitheies. ART. VII. The only objedt of the prefent agreement being the maintenance of good aster, the Commilfary General of ibe Batavian Repuphe prondfes to do every thing that de. pends on hint to prevent dilturbassees, or any ma which might &Ruth the public peace In the diftridt where the troops may be Itatiotted.--Remadt—Their Excellencies will molt cordi•lly concur In carrying thii article into execution. . . Aar. VIII. To - enfore the fubfiftenee of eke troops of he two nations, the Lieutenant-Governor than in no manner hinder the fupply of the &avian troops, as the t. anntiffory. General of the Marian Republic, on his part, will in no way u• terfereor prevent fuppliesfran tbeinterior going Into CapeTewn. —Kerne rk...-Agreed to in the terms of the preeciinv article. Aar. IX. None of theft arrangements Ikall be interpreted at any time againft the Batavian Republic, or againit the Corn ming General, as abandoniog in any &ape the clear right that the Peace of Amiens has gives' them ts the mike el thisi colooy...fficmark—Certainly nut. war. X. Sending detachments to binder any thlturtiences im the neighbourhood of the camp, or to conftrain the Hottemota, as well as for the dcon of provihom, either to the Rotarian camp or to Cape Town, ffiall not be °Doddered as miming the troops tram the petition food upon. The Bannon troops mall out return to Cape Town during this agreement, faller 111•11 the Emilia% troops take up any pofition out of the Calls or Forts, which can mulch the Batavian camp in any manner. gteinark..-Agreed to, provided Loch difturhances either threaten or have rasa; taken place, and that the fate guards for waggons, &c. do not exceed what Mutual for fads amperes. Areal. In cafe of any &alms ar diacultiec man non casing the true meaning of the prefent agreement, they Rai be explained in the nit* advantageous manner foe carrying into Wed the (alum", motives which have induced their Lb* etilencies and the Commilfary General of the Bauch. Re. public to enter into it ; mid more efpecially for maturing to the cammigary General, the Governor and General in Clef, and the Officers civil and military, the puma feetuity, liberty,aod independence. The whole is order to cement mare ftroogly die good intelligence fo happily eltablifited between their Ea celleccies and the Commitary General of the Batavia Rm. pubbc....Ranoirk—Fully agreed to. ' GOVERNMENT PROCLAMATION. By His Honour LleutenanttGeneral Fan NCI/ De anna. Cf. load of His Mikity's Scotch Brigade, Governor of Car ricklergns In Ireland, Lieutenant Governor, Adler Gomm rat, and Commander In Chief of His Majefty's Town, and Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope, in South Africa, and of the Territories and Depentlenein thereof, and Ordinary and Vice-Admiral of the farne. Whereas the cietumftaisces that have lately occurred might excite in the brcalts of the ili-dilpored part at toe community epixlsaa and deigns prejudicial to she public welfare and re pels ; and whereas any attempts originating from loch opinions.. and deeps to Interrupt the public peace, can have iso ether Met than to produce diforder and confallon, mifcry mod ruin, the deftmEtion of families, and a Lateral detain°e is the country-19 order to prevent, as far as poffible, fuels direful yonfequencer, I do hereby prohibit, hi the molt pofitive man. Der, on pain of prompt execution of military Lw, which by virtue of the powers in me vetted, I do hereby prochilm all a ge m bL ges m armed peasants, or other inhabitant, of soy de feription whatfoever, nnlefs by my authority and eaMmands, couveyed in the ufual manner to the Landroas or other dicers properly qualified to Woe the fame. And all the Inhohitatus or this fettlement, hound by the oath of allegiance they have taken to His Eritannic Majelly, are hereby warned ef the fattli coofcquenats that mull Inevitably ague to theenfelres, Mar families and property, by any deviation from this public order, it befog my padre refutation to enforce a arid and littria obedience to the fame. And whams it ie eapatient, daring the rrrfent Bite of the fall -rent, that the inbabitantsin general, both of Cape Town anti the country difiriet, lhould not be permitted to emit the* habitations,' do further forbid all perfona raiding in this town from leaving the fame with their (smiles for the purport eir changsng their places of abode, without my fpecial leave and authority ; and thak of the country diaries without the know. ledge and approbation of the refpedivetanarofta sod Hem - Hope,Given under my hand and Mal, at the Calle of Owed rudest, this ad day of January, tioy Paa eta Donn a& By totnantoS S r M N :Hauser the Lieutenant and Acting Gomm, (Signed) atilliAlD, Sae,