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tnisfortmitt to the colony ? Have they not been
all men void of religion and of good morals h
He who defpifes GOD and his divine precepts.
who does not cherifit his parents, can he lovsi
his neighbours? Honour thy father and mother.
that thy days may be long, is one of the &IV
Commands of Goa." After Tome farther re-
fleainns of the fame kind, and enforcing the need-,
Pity of virtuous education, Toussat ay proceeds as
: " This reproach is applicable alfo to a
great number of planters on their eftates Since
the Revolution perverfe men have addreffed them-
(elves to the idle and diforderly, telling them 'that
liberty is the right of remaining idle ; of doing
snifebief with impunity ; of defpifing the lases, and
of following the dieates only of their own caprice.'
Such datrine would be received by all bad fub-
jeas, robbers and afFaffins. It is time to punifh
thole hardened men who perfift in fuch ideas—
every one mutt be made to know, that there are
no other means of living peaceably and refpeited,
but by labour—continued labour. Such are the
lab= which fathers and mothers ought to give to
their children every day, and every moment of
their lives." The proclamation concludes with a
decree containing feveral articles, pointing out the
rules of conduit to be obferved by Generals and
other military Commanders, as well as by indivi-
duals, in order toprefervetranquillity in the colony.
Etats, FEB. 19.—The Marquis de GALLO,
Mini her from the Court of Naples to the French
Government, arrived here the day before yefter.
day at the hotel Grange Bateliere.
The Minifler of the Itrerior lately feat to the
Prefeß, of the Department of Ourthe, the fol.
lowing notice:—" In confequenee of your defire,
I have requelled the Minifler of Foreign Relations
to negotiate with the Batavian Government, an
arrangement for admitting our coals into that Re-
public, on the fame footing as thofe of England,
on paying only the duty of two per cent.—l have
begged him to employ every care in this negotla
tion, and I hope the Reps he takes win have a
happy refult, of which I (hall give you the ear-
heft information. (Signed) "cite PTA L."

The (hips of war which during the late forms
were forced to put into Cherbourg, fet out a few
days ago to proceed to the place of their deltina-
tion. They are in number four, and will pro.
bably be joined at fea by the Indefatigable frigate,
which failed with them from Ham; but feparated
from them during the gales.
Letters from Madrid, dated the ak February,
announce the marriage ofthe Prince of Art unias
with the lifter of the hereditary Prince of Naples,
and the marriage of the latter with the Infanta
Isaztt.ce.

HAGUF, Fts. 6 —Letters have been received 11
at Amflerdam from Batavia, of fo late a date as
the z6rh of Anguß, 18ot. At that period the
Colony wag in a Rate of perfeEt tranquillity. The
death of the Governor had oceationei the deepell
regret; he was provilionally lueceeded by Citizen
Sumas, Direelor-General of the col 'nye
Fin. 9.—The following official note has been
publithed here lately : We are now able to an-
nounce, with certainty, in regard to the fqua.
drops Which have put to fea ; that the Concorde
frigate failed from the Meufe on the 3d of Janu-
ary, and the Juno and Phenix, with die William
corvette, and Echo brig, from the Tete!. The
firil of there frigates arrived on the t4tb, and the
Juno and Phoenix on the 16th of that month, at
Saint Martin, in the Ifle of Rhe, in good condi.
tion. After completing their butinefs at that
place, and at Rochelle, there velfels will speedily
continue their voyage to the Eall Indies, nnder the
command of Captain MeLissx : in the mean time
the William and Echo, being deßined for Batavia,
continued their route in the moR favourable Rate.
No news have been received from them Race their
departure, nor can any be expedled fo soon.
" The national fquadron, under the command
of Vice-Admiral Haarstsce, confining of the
Brutus of 74, Neptune and John de Wit of 68
guns; the Ajax brig; Flying Fills schooner, of
14 guns ; and the French frigate, la Pourfuivante,
which failed on the 4th of January from Flulhing,
arrived on the lath in the harbour of Breß, in a
good Rate, the Flying Fifh excepted, which, after
tlpelicacing bad weather, returned next day.—
There vflTels will continue their voyage from Brea
to St. Dtmiago, with the troops they have on
boar ;.

" Atlanta brig failed from Flufhing on the
701 of January, and continued its voyage in the
hell 114:e for the coati of Guinea : the Sea Horfe
and Ligle brig failed from the Teel on the 13th
of January, as well as the Daphne corvette, &Rift-
ed for Lilbon and the coafls of Barbary ; on boArd
die latti.r was Citizen GRASVELD, bliniller of this
Rcpuhlic to Portugal. The three 'aft •effels hay-
mg experienced contrary and tempefluous winds,
Put into Cowes, in the Ifle of Wight, on the 17th
of January, where they are in a gond Rate and
t"adY to put to fea when the weather becomes fa-
vourable."

Admiral GAIKTHIAUXI has failed for St. Do-
nitng9, and not for the Eafi Indies. One of his
trat.fpnrt,, confining of Soo men, was thipwreck.
,:dcn the mill of Barbary, and the crew made
Pri:',r.t•r, and carried to Tunis.