The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-31 00:00:00

LONDON, JULY 3r, iBoz.

THE Moniteur of the 28th instant reached us this
morning,. It contains long Extraels from the Of-
cid Gazette of St. Demingo, a Paper which General
LECLERC has established,in that Colony. The first
of these Extrths, which is from the first Number of
that Paper, is a Prociamation relative to its Esta-
blishment. It is to contain all the Decrees and Orders
of the General in Chief respeaing St. Donzi.,!go,French
and foreign news, the movements and arrivals in
the Ports, the price of provisions, &c. and the
Orders printed in it, are to be obeyed as if they
had teen specially sent by the competent Autho-
rities. The second Article in the above Paper con-
tains the Order of Incorporation of the Colonial
with the French Troops.
A Proclamation by General LEC&,ERC, to the
Inhabitants of St. Da Bingo, which we have taken
at length, relates to the arrest and transportation of
ToussArsiT from the colony to France. The proofs
of Tauss.arNT's Conspiracy are there enumerated,
and a Letter, said to be written by him to a Citizen
FONTAINE, is subjoined to the Proclamation. It sip-
appears from the Proclamation, that some of the Blacks
are still in arm.;, though assurances have been so re-
peatedly given of the perfeo tranquillity of the
Colony. We cannot ye: forego our belief, that a
Maroon War, which m:c.a, last for years, is carried
en in St. .1...:111;),IgO, though in the French accounts
all mention of it is so carefully suppressed.
By an Article from the He.',iue, we learn that the
Government was about to coavolce tlie Legislative
Body on the ad of August, far the purpose, it was
supposed, of passing an Amnesty for all Political
Crimes, This becomes the traare necessary, as a

great pruortion of the Baravian ,Emigrants,
who Lad been in- the service of England, had re-
turned to their native Country in despite of the ri-
gorous laws existing against them, which, it is ob-
served, if put in execution, would only deprive
the State of a number of 'useful and valuable
Luizens, no longer dangerous to its tcanquil..
lity. Another cause for the assembling the Le,
gislative B )dy, is stated to be a. demand made by
the Portuguese Agent, to raise at Amsterdam a
1.,-)an c f Twenty-fimr Millions for his Court, for
discharging- the Debt conmEled by its last Treaty
with France ; and a recent LIW passed in Holland.
Freye,,ts the Merchants from lending money to any
Foreign Power, without the consent of the govern,
meta.

An article ft 3:n Rat;shon, of the t Bth instant,
gives us reason to sttpprose that the darkness which
has hitherto enveloped the grand subject of the In-
.
demnities, is ab. ut, to be dissipated. An Extraor-
dinary Deputation of the Empire is about to be irn..
rnediately'assernbled •at Rvisbrm,. Baron Hue EL,
it is will preside at it, as Imperial Commis-
oioner ; M. D 8 SCHRANT will be the Minister from
Bohemia, and M. de NORMANDT.from Wurtei.rzh4rg,
The other Ministers had not been announced.—
It was supposed chat this measure of the Court of
Vienna would be tic means of suspeotling` tie oc-
cupation. of the Indemnities aw'arded to ?,..rsia,
p actin ria and for which the Troops, of
those Pow( ri were already in motion.
France, 1-/eivet;a, and the ftedia'n :Republic., are
to guarantee the Republic of the Valais, which is to
be under the protection of these three States.

The Minister, we understand, has given the
'Sinecure Place of •Clerk of the Fells to
.his eldest
son, a yOnng Qethienian of about sixteen years of
age. He was swo:-n in at the Exchequer on Tues.,
cifiy last.. It is understood that Nilr PITT would
tot have accepted it, had it been offered to him.
Major General the. Earl. of CAVAN, now corn-
rn,lnding His Majesty's ForceS in Egypt, will, on
return to this C;entry, be created a Peer of the
Unified Kit)gdOrn.
;Ile manners of Sir JOHN WARREN arc extreme-
, ly well ealcutateofar the meridian of a CO,Urt. HE
is supposed to be one, of -the,best.bred men in this
kingdom,

By a decree issued by the Dutch Govern'lent,
tl:e following persons, are appointed provision•dly,
:,rd till further orders, C6;nmer6Jl Cormnissioners
(the appellation of Consuls is no longer to be ustd),
in the utidcrmetitioned places of: the United
din of Great Brit,ain.: and Irela';•,(1: the Counties of
Cornwall and a.vonshire, PA-
.y t.E-NreL;. at Deal,
in the County of Keni, iGGIJLIIEN ; at
Hull, in York. ire, ABRAM FIT,' ; Ul the
lie of Wight, JAMES DAY ; in the Islay& of
Guernsey, jcrsey, and •Alticeney, YERDINAND:DE
; at Pip 110011) JOHN 11AWkER,.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSAIQUTII, jvLY
.30.

ARRIVED at the Motherbank, and was put under
quarantine, the following Transports, viz.
names, IVI`CLELLAND, from Malta, with Ord_
nance Stores ;

Samuel and lane, from the West Indies ; BLAott-
BURN master. The late Master died, on his voyage.
She has Jos Invalids on board. She spoke the
Hampshire, of Exeter, in America, from St. Barth°,
loznews to Leghorn, all well. Capt. EosrEit, and
Dr. McMuLLE:,r, came home passenger;
Ar;adne, WRIGHT, from Minorca and Gibraltar,
with 265 Troops on board;
Adventure, LEACH. Sailed from Port Mahon
the 2oth June last;
Betsey, RolisON. Sailed from Minorca the Ist
June last ; twenty.eight days from Gibraltar, with
27 Passengers ;
Francis and Harrict, POTTS, from Malta ; 82
Passengers. She sailed from Aboukir Bay 3d Oc_
tuber, iBot ;
Sans Soueie, KEE.FOULAIIiE, from Havre Znd

fsigny
James and Ann, BAKER, from Exeter ;
Rose, WE r KS, from Havre-de-Grace.
Sailed the Nelson, DONALD, for Havre-de-Grace.
The Genereux, Mondavi; and Leda, Men of War,
were this day released from quarantine.