The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-14 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 13.

THE wind shifting this morning to the N. E;
the Cornwallis,Tillicherry, and Bombay Aitria, for
India, with the whole of the outward-bound, sailed
to the West ward.

Remain His Majesty's Ships St. Albans, Glory,
Amaz,:n, and Hound; Eugenie and Gannet Sloops ;
Corfl;el and Monkey Gun-brigs; Sir Jahn BOrlase
Warren, and Caledonia, with Rice, from Bengal.

The Crew of His Majesty's Ship Szifolk, of 74
guns, lately arrived from the East Indies, and or-
dered to be paid off, have eight years wages to re-
ceive, so that each common sailor will become pos_
sessed of 1601. sterling.
Several of the sailors paid offfrom the Cambridge
Flag-ship in Hamoaze, on Wednesday last, adually
sprat the whole of their wages by the evening, and
applied at the Admiral's Office on Thursday morn-
ins fur employment.

About one o'clock on Sunday morning last, Mr .
B. of Lancashire, an eminent Woollen Manufacturer,
came to the White Horse, in Fetter-lane, in the
Manchester coach, where he supped in company
with some other Gentlemen. A short time after
supper he seemed much fatigued, and expressed
a wish to retire. He had not remained long
in his bed-room, before the Chambermaid heard
an uncommon noise, which so much, alarmed her,
that she communicated her fears to the ostler, who
thought them at the time unoleserving of notice;
but the same noise being repeated, and no answer
given to a loud knocking at the door, it in.
duced the ostler and some others present, to
force their way into the bed-room, when they
found the unfortunate Gentleman laying bleeding .on
the floor, with a penknife near him, with which he
had cut his throat in a shocking manner. He was
just able to speak, and attributed the circumstance
to the loss of a law-suit ; but added, that although
he had made up his mind to the deed, it was not
his intention to have perpetrated the at there.
Mr. ANDREE, of Hatton-garden, was called in to
his assistance, and every necessary attendance given,
but he died a few hours afterwards. A Coroner's
Inquest was held on the body on Monday afternoon,
and brought in a verdil of—Lunacy.

An authentic letter from Surinam states, that
Capt. BROWN, a the sth Battalion of the both
,Regiment, being out on a shooting party upon the
•Stlii;isin River, saw a large Shark near in shore,
he shot at with a bow and arrow :—the fish
„was evidently struck, and went down, and the
next morning it was seen in a wounded state close
in shore; on which boats went off and brought it in
and killed it ; and on opening it, to the astonishment
of Capt. BROWN; and a considerable number of peo-
ple, there was found in the stomach a woman, gen-
teelly dressed, and entire, except her head, which
had been evidently severed from the body.
A boatswain's mate of one of the ships paid off
last week at Plymouth, was way-laid by some of the
ship's company, who seized him, cut off his ears,
and aaually put them in his pocket. The villains
then made their escape, leaving Oie poor fellow in
the most pitiable condition.

IT. DOMINI

A vessel has arrived at Liverpool, after a
quick passage from Boston. She brings
Papers so late as the isth of March,. At (11313:tsit111:::
the following interesting details had been receive
of the arrival of the French at St. DolPing°, I
the state of the Calory. The Colombian Centro
thority of Captain ROGERS, of the Brig
of the isth gives the following account,soenuytl:ew7;
left Cape Franforr on the r4th of February :
" A division of the French, consisting of Y. 4
and tr other ships of war withl about zo,ooo men, arrivedn
the Cape, when Ncgociations were entered into by the Co'
mandants on each side, as to the terms- on which' that. v“-
their
party were to be permitted to land, and the other fo,hol
Go-
LE liberty and property. During these Ncgociationg,
LE CLERO refused to atiy such charade aS
Blacks, was wanted to permit him to land. This step or'
vernor in the Island, whose saktion, it was pretended bY.the.
mediately roused the suspicion of thc Negroes, who pereril„Pei
torily refused to allow him to land, and threatened to ref
force by force. The
(We know the result. The-account 'goes on to saY)—
Negroes spared neither age, nor sex ; only one 'Araericall
sail j
Mr. Lanchester, of Charlestown, was killed; with on the
the Black Dxmons of Slaughter were seen holding upills
writhing infant, and hacking oft' its limbs with the io27yed
the other. Those that escaped the, sword were pr05.,,,,,e go
to witness More horrid being dragged by the eglr,f
their strong-holds in the mountains. On the MoTitgAT-tett•
werent ht
entxtotctoetfpot2ooo houses, 39 only had escaped ; and
yesselsf
asio
bacwsereetnc.hedA
itie%tvheonplalaortattiohnesAomfetrhiceao
ones,
and once flourishing plain around the Cape for ma"
ed exhibit the same tremendous appearance. •it
t was thought that TotissAlNT was lric!'k ig
d is
town, and that he has withdrawn to the mountainhs,,, Lure
there at the bead of his Army, in a position strong.‘",'ine- and
and art,
.and which he has for some time been fortify has
mtreirnackdeite:v‘,hi itgshmihnuitsrpdrteer
regoanusausbrelyex.
excursions,
ihooinst
shm,isay
nfliidtrihddnaorknassps,otashni
etdiolit3rolline ita
tig!
Frhi
andwasoldfromhisknowledge the i~ytdp
m
of the
and influence with its Inhabitants."
It
is stated that every maritime town In the
cept
Island had been burnt in 'the same wai wai t,et
Port Dauphin (now Port La Liberte), t EAt
saved by the vigour and rapidity of RocrtAo„
who commanded the division which attacked 'the
After the total . evacuation of the Car rbo
Blacks, Captain ROGERS was permitted by bag
French Intendant to sail on the r4.th February'
no other vessels were allowed to go. f tbg
Captain ROGERS, however, In amendment eIPd
above statement, says, that General LEcLE/' ."*"
played every measure of conciliatiOn— andri- i cr.2re
He imputes the burning and masside- Orintoo
not to Cali ISTOPHE, TOUSSAINT'S 'SeCif--
al a ICS*
mand, but to the ungovernable fury oft
1"-c .
Cott
It is stated in a letter to a Member of of owil
that (( General ToVasAINT had completelY t":
all the
off the mask, by an indiscriminate massacre (3-Ch2d or-
Whites who were to be found, and that he the)
tiered 'all provisions and stores to be removed
interior.ii
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CORN EXCHAAVE, ''"
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°
WE have thii day but few fresh- 10103", fief
Wheat, which has but little fiii6lnation ; °T:rent,
Essex samples went off higher than the 11,rier
Beans and Pe;ise dull sale, and moderate; pitf
and Matt a little cheaper; Oats but little varist
Flour plentiful, and rather lower,
i'rtinhecail so s a 6os a 7c>s 0d as
7ls a. 725 od Tick ditto 26s 0
Malt
36s a 4os a 42,s .oci Oats; - 154 20- le
F Ile ditto • 4333005: 143445 s 70d..
speocioam.::....
450 i, a
5,4•6L10..0
.Poland do. ° • PI.
d
35s ad Rape Seed. a I
36a• a 395. ocl Fine Flour 53.! a 91;,,c• t
Rwßailrliel et:
v..
qs.e:

so 4

Two rarities in Natural History have be C 01"
by the fav'our of a Lady .to that already suQe,feriet
lemon contained in Pideork'S Royal iviefl'Artig/
Exeter Change: the first is .a most etirienusrapio6
Horned Owl ; the other a ver wonderful r°,l* ect b
from Hudson's Bay, whose quills are concierclose'
an immense length of hair, and are only “igb- eforg
when the animal is irritated ; these, liclrro,gi
submitted to public inspettion in this Icintfi,fis. nor
added to the immense number of Living -c'er
Tygers, Leopards, Hyenas, Satyrs, Pecc3vr):lturegt
telopes, Beavers, Kangaroos; CassowatT6
ligone.
&c. must ensure a continuan6er-'"ofp ub
nage to Pideock's Royal MenageriE, ExErer

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