The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-26 00:00:00

eleswete plundered and earned away by th: neigh ..1 -
"bouring fishernien.—The Justices of the t'eace, to
the distridi, ordered a search of the houses of the
fishermen suspea`rd of having carried off the wrecked
articles.—And on the matter being mentioned-to
Lord Insiertiry, and Alex. Harvey.; Esq. of BroatL,
land, by Bailie Kelman at Frasersburgh, they most
handsomely volunteered their personal assistance in.
Ihe 'search, • and accordingly Orrrlfiffiaiyriii the
Seat Own, of.Corskellie, found net 'less thkrt.a cart
load of wreekedarticles..
.A precogeition was thee
,taken, and John Cow and his son who carriedwff
!the article', and a farmer in Lonniay, wha.liadza.
ceived part of them, were committed.;-::.ButiltP
father and
,the farmer hailing-found-bail, were:libte.:'
rated, and thelion was sent:off to Aberdeen, under
the charge:of a Constable.
In conselnence of the search,. w paper, supposed
to be the register of the vessel, was recovered, by
which, and the dresses of two .corpses, which hid
Hcome ashore, and other articles found among the
1. wreck, it appears she is Russian property, and
named Mapap'hema, and to have been in ballast;
!! this paper had the. Russian arms at the. cop.—Much
praise is due to the gentlemen who a6ed as Justices
!`an this occasion, and to Capt. Gillespie of the Henry.
:Duildas cutter, lying at Frasersburgh, who sent out
a party of his men to assist in 'securing the wreck:
anddeteaing theoffenders, and it is hoped, from the
vigilanc,e that has taken place at present, that the
fishermen may have. received such a check as will
prevent:lli-6r ravages in future, on such
occasion's. The register is now at Aberdeen; to he
produced to any person having interest.
On Monday se'nnight threecompaniei:,hf the 93d.
Regiment, marched from-Aberdeen for the South,:
};
His Majesty's Ship Cayenne-, CaeltainWATsoN,,
with:Et...coops from Trinidad to Barbadoes, fell to,
leeward, and arrived at Tortola the a4.th of Decep.:
hers ~in want of. pros ision" kind water,
,
13ritannia, BRowtki of Liverpool, from D
tnerttrit,,•svitli.ksvo-liondretl•of. the t tth West Inch'
Regiment,on bbard, ;;was wrecked On' :-the 13d 'of
December:on Hog Jehu Point, Antigua...-.-Ail
people were savedi• but the Ship• and part of tf
stores will be•lotally -lost. • .

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EXTRACT or!A FRONI ;INOSTONy• 1;401140:1X:0'
D4TED, THE Z.IST 14,0yErillIER.•
.'Have just received letters, front Ca Pe • .
Francais, and Port-aw-Prince, With the news of the
deathof General LECLERC, Ricer .a few days aloes's.
That event appears noways unfortunate for St,; nn
mingo, as there seetrt,.now tOvevail more spirit and
more confidence RoottAtta 2 AU, than in MelCc
Chief 'of the Governmens. • This, new General has
established a defensive plan, which is to be kept till,
.the arrival of• the expected Reinforcements. St.
Marc is notto be evacuated, as LECLERC had order»
ed it. Cillt IsTorHs and DESSALINES arc with
Brigandt, hut they will not
sviliteutrielettitrlylazodrel
fdefeat;
tre theand:' a
striea;ce4 °
at1:1-ottilaetCpraepsee'nt depend upon a pa:-ty..
in their favour in that town, riot in fort-rtu...Prine
iitut Jhousand Aubtfici Illegrmr rave 6tot, ..-•
placerp• transported to the Sea Oleporie's a Irt meCV;
amongst whom were all the ci-iirpant black guides
of the General in Chief, and of some other Eti..
ropeanGenerals; besides, some Generals and 0t11•
cers,, known by their Republican principles, have
been .embarked for France.
General DUCUA, and ,three of his. Ailles,4lo!'
Camps, poisoned themselvia 'after • the discovery
which wis.matie of a plot for placing themselVes at
the bead'of the Blacks, and overturning the Admi-
nistration of .LECLVIC; The' greatest dissenti9n ,
prevails in the Arniy, where jacobinistn has a great
Infitrence. The system is now a total exteirnination,
whichis a measure deemed neccssk.y.f9r re.Coneer-
iqg the soil. •
vg The Plain of the Cid-de Sac is untouched!
there the Negroes, Cultiviitors, proteft theleiMoa" •
thins. —lle mountains of Grand °Bois
lids are •preserved, and 'have: a French G'ikirr.sOii
The Southern' part is maintained her a very; ifeiith
vigilance and vigorinis measures. The Black General
'LAPLUME is their Commander in Chief, to the great
satisfadlion of the i'fihabitartis, who preferred him I?
the French General -Ditessut4ux, who has 4e61.
embarked . and sent home.- ...LATII.IIMT Is the (lirY '
Black:Chief who-now his a command but lie with
to go. to France, and he-will obtain a pas•for that,
yurpose. Nothing interesiiiik is "exfiedetr tilttte
arrival idfresh troops from I. ranee!'-

ST. DO Xll NC;O.

- Lord INVBRAYSY has been very adive in endeii.•
vowing to-recover property plundered froln 4 Wr't49
at :RattrityAiescii oti', the coast of Scotland ; 000
man, 'charged with that offence, has been sent to
Aberdeen gaol.
A letter from Bayonne, of the 2Sth ulr. says!
" The great Buoy, or mad:, which ktt-vc.ti
reamariners at a distantc, sl M
indtrd -on out bar, orb
this principal bank,
fell last night, by the extreme
violence of the wind."

Accounts from Verona state, that the present •
King of gititorstrA lives very privately at his scat
in,Virterbo,. in the Papal Territories, gotiA, Attire .
having positively objected to his resicleoec at Rouse.
He offered indeed to this Priocc a sum of six mil.►
lions of liv ITS, and' ts.perpetual annual allowance of
*three millions mdre to the Honse of Sardinia, on
condition of His Majeity's renouncing for hitnsdlf
and his :Heirs his Pietitirontese Territories. This
-Prince, however, has wholly declined this offer,,aod
is resolved patiently to wait the decision of his ;finals.
On Saturday the body of Mr. Ct.A.Rxe, the ca-
det, who perished in the .ii;ndagan, was drawn. tq) ; 7
out of the hold, by some bctarMen of, WhitsrOte, ,;or
who were endeavouring to progeriAwhat was est
ble from the wreck ; the botry-iiiia clothes'
unfortunate youth were nearly covered ••
He. was carried to Margate, where his brother ilia
been waiting, expefting he might b,! washed on the
coast, and was to be interredat that place ye,tt-r-
-day. The boatmen were rewarded five guineas
for their trouble.
The increase in the Post.iiorse Jot n,inonnts 10
31,6501. The former sale amomitco to 16,200'•
and the one which took pitiee ow statist's, -14 St, 1,0