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NEW YORK. NOV. g. yt
The Bsitith brig Avon, of so gone, with the newl
Btkith Minifier, Mr. ERSKINE, arrived at Annarlit,'
o. Thurfday tail. The Avon, we learn, was fallen
in with by the Fret,th fhip of war Foodroyant, of
So guns ; miltaking her, we prefnme, for a Britith
man of war, the Frenchman gave her a broadfide,
and while he was ceremonionfly hauling US his
' cringes and putting *bust to give her another, the
Avon made her efeape.
Extralt of a letter from Philadelphia. dated No-
washer 3.—" On Saturday arrived the felsoneer
Emily. Landebruni from St. Thomas's, with whom
cline paffengers Captain Sulgar, and Mr. Thomas,'
merchant, both late of the glop Kiting Son, of this
port, which veffel they fold at St. Thomas's. By the
attention of Captain Sulgar, we are furnifhed with a
neerfpaper, giving the following account of the fire
at that Mend ; to which he adds verbally, that there
were in the conflagration eye hotifes and times the.
*toyed, with a great variety of European, Kieft and
Well India goods ; the lots eflimated from two to
five millions of dollars. The lots of the !torts and
rods, we are told, has chiefly fallen oo the Euro-
pean fallors and merchants, and that Captain Van.
Wine and Mr. Trotten, who have loa their all, are
the only Americans who have materially (offered. •
Nov. B.—A. letter received by a Gentleman in
Baltimore, dated Kaoxville, October tB, Pays —u We
have jail received the news that the Spaniards have
Collated ism hotternen and about tOOO foot, with
an intention to attack the Americans me Nachitoches.
The Militia in Lonifiana have been ordered to re-
pair thither, and we daily exited to bear of an en•
plotless."
Extraft of a letter from St. Thomas dieted Ga• 14.
—l' The quick re eflablifhment of the town of St.
Thones, had feared, made the inhabitants forget
the dilate of the aid of November, ti 0.1., when a
ftearfire has teamed that painful feene, and eon.
fumed a rich quartet of the town.
" A fire broke out about half pall nn the
teeming of the Era inflant, in a awe fitoated in the
market plate. which is about the centre of the town.
Notwittithanding the quick Income which the civil
authorities brought in conjunAion with the inhabi-
tants, it was impoiftlele to confine the flames; they
extended infuth quiclenefs to a pretty large Cit Coo-
l- that ft-emir any thing was laved. The
%Wes of Meths. Lawn and Simile, conftrutged of
bricks soave* yet covered, pat a flop to the flaws
in the eatlern quarter ; and thole of MeErs.MIMPOT
and P . the latter being a brick houfe, and &V.
'Woofs happily focceeded in the weflern (patter. ' A
light breeze risen tip about t t o'clock, entail
Games to break out in the northern quarter,
footed thernfelves to a confiderable extent. The eV.
wages did not flop in this quarter, until they ems
deal to tome vacant lots. The demolition of toile
buildiags, which being incontiderable, were loon
poll-
ed down, at Intl put an end to the flames. It is
(spoofed that move than a fourth part of the tow"!
has been confumed. The two eetremities are for.
innately Caved, het the centre, which was newly aid
handfomely built, now difcavers may the lermAing
walls, and a (pace covered with the alias of vier-
ehandize, futnitute, and petition" effects, to a very
soufiderable amount. The Ere Railed till about 13
solvates after twelve o'clock, and was perceived at
Be. Croix."
Extra& of a Letter from Norfolk, Virginia, Oda 28:
Arrived here yefterday the (,hoover Elizabeth,
Capt. Roams, in 26 days from Leguire, icy whom
sloe ate informed, that it was daily expelled that a
ttheral embargo would be ordered by the Captain
General of Ceram,. As Captain R. came out,
about fix leagues from Laguira, few a 'hip, which he
took to be a frigate, with a (mailer vette) in company.
About leo French troops had arrived at Laguira
from Guadeloupe, to effift again* MIRANDA, which
were beocglit by a brig ; that on her pair the fell
in with and captured an Englilis fehooner, attached
to Misaaves Espeditioa—past of the milliners were
CM 10 Legatee where they would he treated as poi
formal war, ;be reA were taken to Guadeloupe."
(FROM TN; PNILAPALPNIN Realms.)
A gentleman jail arrived from lVathington, whole
voracity and correenefb may by relied upon, reports,
that a levier has been received at that place, 117 a
Mr. Hendetfon, employed in the Navy Yard, from
hie brother, tefident in Kentucky. liming, that in
confequeoce taf a commotion of the people, who had
declared that country independent, lie was about to
remove his family to Culpepper,
The ferious nature of this report Imbids us to re-
' peetkbe names of the perfons implicated as leaders;
until the authenticity of the report be fully ulcer-
tained.
It is by no means improbable that the following
tumour is conflated with this important intelligence,
which we arc told has occupied the Executive of the
United States, convene) in Council, doting fur dayi
of the last week.
" PNILADILTNIA. Nov. 6.—A letter received in
" this city, by Saturday's mail, dated %raffinate°.
" 011ober to, Rates. that reports are circulating
" there, that the Prefident has tithed procefs for the
" arrefl of Colonel &AR, on a charge of centpiracy
u —That the Wetteto army, with their
" WILKINSON. had declared for Built, &e. What
" credit may be given to thek reports, a few days
" will determine."
Extract of a letter from Savanna (Georgia). to
a Gentleman in New YI•I k, dared 041..ber 16, illo6:
—" This city ha. been under arms for two nights
expatiog an infuriation ‘f the Black.. It ap.
pears that feveral meetings had taken place about
four ramie, (torn town, whet, they heJ agreed to at•
tack the whites in the city : they had appointed ge.
nevelt and other othrers. According In 11%61 piths,
they were to m.,kc three tepar•te landings ; one at
Wayne's Wharf, • tie :it the C ,flee honk Whalf,and
one at the Fort. They sett then In let file to the
town, and mailmen. the NYtaite.. P.ut a dive mice
stilled between two of their leaders, and one them,
divulged the secret earl the evening before yeuer-
day ; in coot .quence of ulsich the different compa•
pies of volunteers were flatieoed tinder the Bluff, And
the Militia at Spring Hilt, NIIC, e twelve of the head
men of the infurgeot acre taken, and will be tried in
a few days. Having been to fortunate as to take the i
head men, we have now, 1 think, littk to fear, as the

relit appear to be quire. The Neglect are to the
Whites as eight to one I"
Extras, of a letter from a Gentleman at Walling•
ton, dated (Mabee, 30, t806:—" The boning dr a
Lieuteaaut of Marines in the Barracks here, has
written from Marietta, or wh Ife Coiner'? ore
is, that his Obits are fulpicinus. and in cenfequestee
thereof he had moved his family back, and intended'
to remain and meal his property."—The letter far-'
thee fates, that this information had been laid before
the Prefident, and energetic astafurer were talked of.
bur, as Con refs would loon meet, nothing would
probably be done until their meeting, though it was
confidently Paid the marines were ordered to proceed
inunet.ortely for New Orleans, under Captain CAI•
M ice."
NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER s.
The letters received by this day's mail from Na-
du: and Fort Adams, Nate, that every plepatation
is making to meet and repel Spanith eocinsehreents.
All the remaining regular force that was left by Co.
hooch Kraosaus7 at Fort Adams, have marched un-
der the command of Ceptaio SP•R as. fur Natchi•
toches. Major FIRDIII•ND L. CLarinuamt war
hourly expetted, when the mail left Fort Adams with
Captain F 'a troop of dragoons, and a band•
Come detachment of Militia, on their march to Nat.
ch hock s, tie It a pide—no doubt now etlas be blood
will be flied, unlefs the Spaniards fall back.
Fitf,t4 HOODUR AL—Captain Gomm arrived at
&Ann. left Honduras afith Anita, at which
the inhabitants expated an immediate attack
the Spaniards, having received information that Te-
veral thoufand troops. and a number of gin boats.
he. were fitting out at Bacalar and•Compeachy, fur
the purpote of attacking them, and had armed brats
watching their movements. A flag of truce. which
had ken !int there by the Englitk, had not returned
iabC Captain G. failed.

THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON.

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The Lifbon Mail, as we Rated yeflerday, bron#4
accounts from Malta of the Toulon fleet having pus
to fee. The news, however, is not generally credited.
It is thought that, if true, the intelligence might
have been received fnoner from other quarters than
from Mate. The laft difpatches from Lord C 0...
LINGWOPD contained no news of this kind. It may
however, torn nut to be oorreff, for we know the
Lord Cot.t.twowoon expelled the fleet at Cadiz lie
endeavour to get out, and was chiefly occupied in
watching its movements : the Ihips at Toulon, there.
fore, were left at comparative liberty--their force,
however, cannot be great.
Some very interesting intelligence has alto been
received from,Sirain by the Lifboa Mail. It is (aid
that the tomtit of the French arms in Germany bit
excited gong alarm at the Court of Madrid, which,
calculating upon a different relalt, had concluded i
keret treaty with Kuala, and was preparing to throw
off the Gallic yoke. Bo , it kerns, was in.
(dented of the proceedings of the Spanifh Govern.
ment, and, it is fuppoted, has only pretended to over.
look them until he Mall find a convenient opportunity
for relenting a conclat, which he will perhaps eagerly
convert into a pretext for placing one of his own fa-
mily no the throne t,l Spain.
If the above be compared with the article hoar
Perpignan, of November 3, which we yeller Jay laid
befit e our Readers from the Ilan:burgh papers, the
intelligence is rendered high:y probable. In the ar.
tide Aluded to, it is laid, that as Cron as the news of
the battle rf Anerfladt an received, not a word
more was heard of the great levies which were lately
ordered in Spain. The infinuation thrown out cannot
be mitlaken. The meaning is, tho the levies in
"queltion were ordered for a very different purpote
than that profeffed, and were intended to at againa
the French. That the French Government enter-
tains this fufpicion we have little doubt, and it will
food be teen that B will exereile his ven-
geance upon this impoteri intention, as if it had been
an evert-at. We Rated tome time ago, and our atr-
rholity for doing to was not light, that NAroLaos
had retraced to confer the Crown of Spain on one of
his own family, but had not yet refolved to make
room for his relative by driving the prefent poffeffor
from the Throne. His threats were then direlied
chiefly agaitifl the Prin,:e of Muria, as unworthy to
inherit the kingdom—but now he appears to have
found a caufe, real or pretended, which he will ores
forward as a jußification of a fpccdy dill:off/Zion of
the rightful owner.
By the Lifhon Mail, letters from Spain of the :oth
ult. have been received by various mercantile haufes
in the City, which Rate that the Conn of Madrid had
received intelligence that the Viceroy of Buenos
Ayres had detetrninel to make a great effort for the
recovery of tic fettlement in the pullet:Gun of our troupe-
The accounts from South America Rated, that the
Victim, war preparing to attack the ENO& at, the
haul ni Iwo regular troops, infantry and cavalry, and
Ass he was to be j:ined by moo Volunteers fru.
Monte Video, and to be fupported by a amber of
grin boats. We Wm, however, that there is a great
deal of ezaggeration in this Ilaternent. It is by no
01,101 probable thil fuch a force, in any thing Ike aD
efficient Rate, could be collated by a Government
whole imbecility is to courpicuous as that of Span in

Bet colonies. Betides, U the accounts thould prove
true, yrs fee so reaCon to be alarmed, as we know
that reinforcements have been feet hom the Cape to
Buenos Ayres, and alto know how liitle cl ,nce of
fixed's Coch enemies would have in a conted with
area a very iufer Lir force, dmnpoled of Br itifb (oldies.
and Gamut.

TURKS AND RUSSIANS.
In the STAR of Saturday we inferted a letter frum
Conliantinople, of the toth Odoher, communicated
to us from the firll authority, Rating that it was ge-
nerally believed there that the Porte and Ruffle were
on the eve of a war; and that the Ruffian Amhara-
dor bad at:Wally made preparations for his departute
from Coneantinople, having on the 9th of Ofiriber
ordered all (hips carrying the Ruffian flag, immedi-
ately to depart from the Turki(h ports, and recom-
mended to the merchants of his nation to put them-
fclves under the protettion of the Britilh Mirage.
—After fuch intelligence, we could hardly doubt that
we Gould loon receive accounts of a war having
broken not between theft powers. Sivetal letters
from the Mediterranean. brought by the mail of
yellerday, Rate, that the Porte bar aduaily declared
war againft Ruffia ; and we underhand that Official
intelligence of the fad has been received by the fame
conveyance.
It has been long known that France was labouring
to &agent a rupture between the Courts of Petetf
►urgh and the Porte ; but it could hardly have been
believed that the latter would have hazarded hohi-
Mies with a neighbour fo powerful, and at a time too'
when her fafety Is threatened by intcftine rebellion.'
But whatever may-be the re(ult to the Turkifh Go.
vemment, it is an esdpiKdt favourable to the in-
tem& of Narozagsvo .intA •
••••••••••—".-- • :.114 Ft
HOLLAND.
A Gentleman who arrived on Saturday from Hul•
land, Rates that conliderable numbers of the Dutch
troops were returning from the Army of the North,
In re-occupy the camp at Zeiß. The embargo which
bad been impofed on the velfels in the Dutch ports
was taken off, by order of King Louis, after his ar-
rieal at the Hague. The Decree, which Bo Ta
ligned at Berlin on the :Ili of November, had not
been heard of in I•Ialland on the 27th, when this
Gentleman failed. We ate, thetefore, as yet unac-
quainted with the impreffion that extrautdinary men.•
pre has made on the Dutch. Regulations which fo
completely filth up all the channels of trade, mull be
viewed with horror in a ennritry that ezifts only by
,commerce. We are, therefore, perfuaded that the
'decree will not be Co firidly enforced in Holland as
in the Hank towns. In fat), if B proceed
`en execute his meafurt to its full eater?, he will from
And that he has made a great mißake, and that while
he has been dreaming of blockading the BritiOs Mee,
•he has only been able to blockade the commerce of
she Continent. It has been Rated that Minifters in.
tend to adopt tome very vigorous meafures in con
fecotence this violent ad of Bo AAAAA re.

DENMARK.
The report of Mr. THORNTON'S arrival, we under.
(land, is erroneous. He was, according to the left
accounts, at Keil, in Ho!Rein. Considerable feats
were entertained that this Province, belonging to
Denmark, would be feized by the enemy ; and, in-
deed, if LIONAPA.TV, according to his proclamation,
confiders all who trade with the Englilh as accom.
plices in the crimes he imputes to them, he probably
will not fcruple to deprive the Danes of the means of
offending.

The Ranger sthieb anieed in the Frith of Forth
on Wednefday from the Elba, has brought accounts,

which teem to give fomc countenance to the fears en-
tertained refpating the patt which Denmark may
have been induced to 28 in confequence of the ap•
proach of fo dangerous a neighbour as Bo
She Bates that the Eliza and other reticle, which fail-
ed from the Frith 4vith goods for Tonningen, ever
not fefercd to !and them, and were obliged to return.

Every polfible exertion is making for the equipment
of the frpiadron with which Sir SAIIWIL HOOD is
immediately to tail into the Baltic. lu addition to
the (hips of the line and Bigates which that gallant
officer had under his command, he will have levertl
bomb veffels. Orders have been fent to Sheerrefs to
fit out all the wife!' which are calculated for bombs
without loft of time.

The Danzig, Rolindale, which attired at Hull on
Friday aftetnntin,left the Sound on Tuefday fennight.
The Englids !hips at Dantzic had all got out ready
to put to fea, in care the French reached that place.
It is Paid they were in poffraicn both of it and Thorn.
At Peterfburgh the exchange with this Country bad
fallen very greatly.
Liesstenant General SIMON FRAZER, who was fe-
cowl in command on the North Brittlb Staff, is ap
palmed Commander of the forces in Nova Sco.ia.—
He is fucceeded in his command at Edinburgh by
Lieutenant General the Earl of ROSALYN.
Yellerday morning the Royal Radnor Militia
marched (mom No. t sod a battery, near Deal, for
CantsOw,. They are to be replaced by the itlidand
16/44.

Yeßevday a Troop of the 14th Light Dragoons
arrived in town from Dorchenen, and it vim fuppoftd
they were intended for foreign fervice, but on apply-
ing at the War Office, the honks were ordered to be
fold by andion, and the Officers and privates, when
recovered from the fatigue of the journey, arc to re-
turn difmounted to their late quarten.