Star.
London, England, 1802-07-30 00:00:00

FRANCE.

COLONIES.
Ix TOO NANO O► TUE ratmci atrusctc.
PROCLAMA PION.
sicaztAtin. oiNtRAL IN CNII► 01 TYE MINT OF GOADA•

LOUPE, 10 TIC
_11:4HAIIITANI1 01 THAT COLOCT.

s CITA halt, u to announce to you, that the French
Revolution has at length nacheel its ultimate degree of power
and ftabilltv. The Definitive Peace has jolt reconciled all the
nations lurope; and you fee. by the Articles of that folemn
Cumpael, how advantageous the ftipulations have been in fa-
vour of the Mother-country. Know further. that the Govern-
wait which has Lot me. aauated by its profound ',Mom, ha%
ste rly brought to perfcaiun,in the courted two years, the work
of pub:le felicity. Its power is not to be Aube, kaiak it re-
fides in a well-founded confidence iu the regard of good cid-
tens, and in the anCalon and energy of the armies, which is
refpetion by the Cabinet of every Sovereign, add blared LI all
the children of the Republic.

" The warriors whom I have introduced among you arc
part of thole on %lac 'Watseka was railed, an the 12th Bru-
maire, the new conflitutiond edifice. On, laid tbe Freud'
Government, to them, elevate your glory to the highett
by trinrophirg over the Lelt oppolition to its authority in dif-
tant Countries. There you will have les enemies to conquer
than errors to torred..your prefenee will diffipate them. The
inhabitants of Gusdalour have offered their tribute of courage
by preventing the deftrudion of their country. There is in the
pro.eiliim of arms a happy Iympathy which unites by the tie,
04 honour all the defenders of their country. They defier to
become the affociates of your reputation they hope to find in
you broth:rs, and loon the ancient hondi'whith attached than
to the common centre, will be confirmed by you.
. It is my deny, Citizens, to realize this hope ; it is silo the
rivi:h of my heart :u do fo. 'Chafe brave foldiers who have fo '
many times confronted death againik the enemies of France,
are only here as the protedtors of your homes, and as models of
virtuous warrior and Frenchmen like yourfelves. The aels
of authority of their Chief will be affurances of your happinefs.
You will anticipate their effeets by your voluntary return to
good order, by an entire fubmiffion to the Governmer.t which
I rep relent, and by the oblivion of animofity; but if the im-
portant miniftry I am come to fulfil among you Ihould fail In
producing univerfal conviCtion, and If there Ihould remain any
who are to fenfelefs as to difregard the legitimate power of the
Government, the natural vengeance, which has been in long re.
Orainal, will overwhelm them. Difgrace and death will be
their portion. •
" The pretest Proclamation (hall be printed, publifhed,
ailed, and font to the Communes.
" Done at Point.l.Pitre, the t ^th Floreal, loth year of the
French Republic, one and indivilihle.
(Signed) . atentroNSE."

A letter dated the 24th of May, from the three
Nagillrates cots:poling the Government of Gua-
daloupe and its dependencies, namely, the Gene-
ral in Chid' RICHEPANSE, LESCALIER, Couniellor
of State and Colonial Prefect, and Citizen Cot-
erie, addrefred to all the Citizens of Guadaloupe,
it inferted in the Moniteur ; it infers the benevolent
difp fitions of the French Republic towards the
Colony; recommends the inhabitants to perfevete
in their good conduCt; affures them that every at-
tention (ball be paid to their wants and to the en-
couragement of commerce, induttry, and agricul-
ture: it promifes pardon and protcetion to the de-
ferving, and denounces punilhment to thofe who
Mall continue in a [late of diforder, infubordina-
tion. and rebellion. _ _ _

There followsa Proclamation from rticn E ?Aust.,
General in Cnief of the Army of Goaaaloupe, to
the inhabitants of that colony. to the fame effect.

There is alto an addrefs from Genet-0G kicas-
•Ausv and Lescati la, to the Municipal Agents
and Commilfaries of Goadaloupe, and to the Ci-
tizens of Guadalotipe and its Dependencies. It
deprecates the fatal etre& of the dilobedience of
the Black Cultivators to the Mother Counny—
afures them of its benevolence and modcrttion,
and promifes fecurity and pardon to the rebtis,
and even rewards to thofe whole eondua may merit
it ; and it alto invites the Municipal Agen•s to
inform them of fuel' as they may deem &fermis
of recompence.