Star.
London, England, 1802-11-26 00:00:00

BRISTOL, NOVEMBER;, dos.
Aa Meeting of the MALTSTERS and
BREWERS of this City and Neighbouilicod, k was
ananintoolly agroed, to Petition Parlitment for a Repeal of
the 3oth Seaton of the Aft pared left Selßon of Partiamant,
n madding than in the ufual mode of making Wt. '
CHRISTOPHRR LILLY, Chairman.

SHIP OWNERS.
A GENERAL MEETINGofBH,IP
"I" OWNERS will be held on Wednefday the iR day of
December next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at the
London Tavern, to receive the Report of the Committee, for
the Port of London, rebating the Tonnage Duty, and on
other Bands of great Importance to 'the General intereit of
Ship Owners.
The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Qock precifely.
Nov. a,{,1802. By Order,
NAT. ATCHESON, Secretary.

PURSUANT to a Decrse of the High Court of
Chancery, bearing date the etfi of line, stos, made In a
Caufe wherein John Downes, Efq. is Plaintiff; and Rees,
Goring, Thomas, and others, are Defendants, fuels of the
Creditors of George Anguitss Chlchefter, Marquis of Deane-
gall, to whom he bath given Debentures, with the mart of
his late Father, Artbor, Marquis of painless% deceafed ;or who
are holders or affignees of the fame, under and by virtue ofan in.
denture orreleafe, dated the 23d day of May, 5794, are forth-
with to come in and prove fuck debts, before Peter Holford,
Efq. one of the Maften of the fald Court, at Ms am ober, in
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Loading in default
thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the Decree.—
Dated this 53th day of Angult,
ALDRIDGE and SMITH, Solicitors, Uneoln's Inn.

FRANCE.

PARIS, NOVEMBER sa,

Citizen BRUT [123 9 Aide de Camp to General
LseLtac, is arrived in Paris from St. Domingo.
He left the Cape on the 22d ult. Generals LECLERC,
Duous, and ROCHAMBEAU were at the bead of'
their troops, and in the bell of health. The
rains had been later this year by is days, -and the
peftilential diforder (till raged at the Cape with the
great& violence. On the 7th, however, the first
rains fell, and the diforder had already ceafed in
the interior. General LECLERC had placed in the
arfenal 45,000 futils, which had been colleted in
confequence of difarming the Blacks: be reckoned
to get 12,000 or 15,000 more. A Negro General,
named Bimini, having revolted, and colleted to-
gether a few hundred brigands, bad fet fire to fe-
veral habitations in the plain of! the Cape.. He has
been taken and (hot. A
i great fermentation pre-
vailed among the Blacks n the courfe of the month
Fruaidor. Olbtkrving our hofpitals were encum-
bered with tick, and our foldiers unable to quit
their cantonments,on account of the exceffive heat,
the number infetifitay grew bolder. The'Pollfh
Legion, Which had difembarked on the Sc! of Sep.
teniber, had ihewn.the utmoft bravery in the pur-
fuit of the Brigands. General Laeunte-litd, under
every circumtance, manifetted infinite inolnefst
and that fpecies of courage which more particu-
larly belongs to a Statefman. In the midft of fick-
nefs he infpeted the hofpitals and barracks. He
has done' every thing that human meads cold
accomplith, to Jaen the devaftation of the yellow
fever.
Madame LICLIRC9 on her part, has never
wished to quit the Colony, and has declared that
the will not leave it till thediforder (hall have deWed
entirely, from which time the (ball be certain that
her care will be no longer necefary to her hutband.
To every foil citation of the General and her friends
the has replied—" That the fitter of the Pets:
Cowsus. onght to know how to die in a camp.
The convoy of troops from Carthagena, and
one of the convoys from Rochfort, had not
ar-
rived ; but according to certain intelligence= they
would arrive before the end of the month.
The rains that had begun to fall would emit-
pktely alter the season. They would dckthe army
as much good, as harm to fuck of the revolted
Blacks as remained,/lfroicoir.
A vette' is arrived at Brett, after a paffage ofl'e
days, from Martinique. She brings the molt taut-
faaory news.
Some of the Deputies of the Helvetic Republic
are arrived in Paris. A Deputation of fifteen of
them had an audience ofthe Knitter. for Foreign
Affairs laft Tuefday.
Accounts from Egypt Rate, that the Pacha at
Cairo, who has aiumed the tide of Viceroy, is
fortifying the palace which General Bonsearra
formerly occupied, under the apprebenfion of being
befieged by the Bey:, who are in "poi ethos of all
Upper Egypt, and are advancing towards the PT.
ramids. They have beaten the Viceroy's troops in
five encounters. The Englith are lit lat Alexan-
dria, where General Sr UAIL T commands, with 4000
men. The greateit mifunderftanding prevails be-
tween the Engliih and the Turks ; the former ap-
pear to 'excite and fupport the Mamelukes.
"the' Turks have 3000 men at Damietta, 2000
at ll,.ocetta, and 20,000 at Cairo.
#isti xi, Nov. 6.-4 folemn fervice was per►
formed yesterday in the church of the Auguftines,
as is done annually, for the-foldiers who fell in the
courfe of the war. The Emperor, the Archdukes,
and a great number of Generals and Officers of the
Staff, as well as detachments from our Garrifon,
were prefent at this funereal ceremony.
Colonel HARCOURT arrived at London a few
weeks ago. from Calcutta, with difpatches from
Marquis WILLISLIT'Governor, General of the
!WIWI poffeffions in India. A letter from Bu•
ehareft elates, that this Officer arrived in that town
on the 22d of Oaober, on his route back to Cal-
cutta, by the way of Conftantinople. He em-
ployed only 17 days coming from London, in.
eluding two days irrhich he flint at Paris, and
one day and a half during which he flopped at
Vienna. 'He alighted at the honk of M. Su st
Ma-
assr'; the Brititb Agent in Wallachia, to whom
he brought from his CoUrt inftruftions of the
ut-
molt importance. After remaining with him forth
dayio litd procuring the neceffaty information re
foaling the fafety of the rinds, he proceeded to
Conf}arktinople, accompanied by two Englith Met-
, fingers and an efcort of janiffaries : he expesas to
;reach Calcutta by the beginning of December,
Stow Wm. IL—Our-Diet, which began on the
25th of:llmonth, has confecrated'the firft use of
its Legitlat ve Power, bT an aft of gratitude to-
' if A copfticutkmal

potation fhall be fent to him, and that on tbepit
of September, annually, a fplendid teftintonyn( thi
gratitude of our nation (hall befolemnly publifhed
in pitman herte:flia poonewriam. The 'Deputes
noali-
' nated to convey the fentiraents of the Republic to
the FIRST CI)WSULE ars 14. Asativrint, Grand
Bailliff, Eira Deputy, and M. M. Qiaareas,Aot
Isaac Dse'ves, Second and Third epitliejL
MI LAW* Nov. 8.,•-General Nay has ;rued orders
dated Zurich, for fufpending the march of the
troops of the Italian Republic towards Swifferland,
all the Cantons of which have fubmitted. Theft
orders arrived here on the night between the 4s.
and sth of this month, and confequently an theft
troops have been countermanded.

PAZLIAMENTAIti PROCESDMOS2*

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HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, soy. as.
The Committee of Privileges, which bad beta ordered-to Qt
this day, sPiPtritPala
Two Nunnlisadon BIM, the one tot Nauman:slit=
ander Pelletier, and the other, Charles-Bellock, were
in, in confequena of Pt titions duly prefented for that pupae.,
The neeeffary Certificates of the good eondu of the Parties,.
regidepep, Ste. being profaned from the Secretary Ot ftsass'a
Office the Bills were forerally read a iirft time. . , •
Some arrangements were made relative to the hearing of I
Scotch Appeals; that of the Carron Company o. Ogilvie, was,
pUrfaant to-the ;equal of the Parties, deferred till the 25th of
March nett, as it was Mar with to be heard by Scotch Counfel.
Some private Wends was then difpoted of, aka which their
Ladihips adjourned 411 Virednefday next.