Star.
London, England, 1805-01-07 00:00:00

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(PROM A LATE NEW YORK ►AP►R.)
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14 Letters from Cayenne Rate that this Colony en-
j.-!ys the greatell tranquillity, and no fear is enter-
ra:ned of any attack from (he Englith. A gang of
runaway Negroes had committed feveral exceff.:s an
the difiant plan'ations, but had been furroliodcd in
a wood by the colonial troop. al-fitted by dude of
the line, and two of their Chiefs were raked. Many
of there Negroes had continued is the woods ever
once the anarchy isf [794.
" A privateer from Rochelle, which bad cap-
tured and carried into Caycnne an En;lith Ihip, la-
den with Negroes, had difpoied of them there to the
greatett advantage. Some of them Ili utiht 2450
francs, and none let's than 208,; francs.

" Four (hips, with 646 Conviels bad arrived from
France. Of thefe 221 were women. They aie to be
dittributed in different didrins attic colony ; but to
prevent thole difogrceable fccoes whi:h took place
on the pottage, the diftance between the Royalilt and
Jacobin fanatics is to be as great as poflible ; all theft
tranfported per Inns, being of one or other of the two
factions, were fent from France, it is is laid, on ac-
count of their incorrigible political fanaticifm.
" The Captain of the flip l'Ami de la Petrie,
which had 6o women and 130 men on board, com-
plains much cif their daily quarrels and battles, and
aftertF, that it was with the greatell difficulty he
could prevent them from tearing each other to
pieces.
" The women," he fay, 4‘ were worfe than the
men. One of them, Louisa DEDAUD, known at
Palls under the appellation off " a Fury of the Guillo-
tine," tore the ears of GUILET, a Chouan Officer
who was ill, and bit off the note of his tiller, a young
Lady of 15.
" All theft perfons are fent thither only at meafureu
of kliqy by the Po'ice, and not after any entulemnatim by
the 7 rib:malt. The duration of their trauiportation
is unlimited, and they will probably continue at
Cayenne for life. They are all very poor, and in an
extremely wretched condition, which, with the un-
healthinefs of the climate, will no doubt Ihorten their
punifhment and their lives. Ninety of them were
already in the public hofpitals. and 25 had died with-
in leven days after their landing."

The dividends at the Bank will come molt oppor
fluid), for thole who with to place themfelves in For-
tune's way; and it is a well known [aft, that in the
late Lottery, the Contraa.,rs were deprived of all
the capital Prizes by the money received for divi-
dends being laid out in the purchafe of Tickets.
An affair of honour was to have taken place on
Thurfday morning, between two officers of the gar.
rifon at Ipfwich : but the bofinefs getting wind, the
police officers arrived and took them into candy.
Lail week the daughter of a Gentleman cf large
landed property near Canterbury, ellsed with an
Officer of Dragoons quartered in that di ftriet. Should
they fecure a marriage, the Gentleman will porters a
fortune of ts,oool. left in trult to the young Lady,
to be paid on her wedding-day.
This day the Seffions of the Peace for the City of
London were held at Guildhall, for the trials of
affaults, mildemeanours, and for hearing of appeals ;
after which the Court adjourned to Wednefday
next, at the Seffions Houle in the Old Bailey, for
the trials of prifoner► charged with felonies, of whom
there are upwards of eighty, many of them for capi-
tal offences.

Saturday the Wertminfter Seffions were held for
the purpofe of gaol &live' y. S,zreral perfons againll
whom bills of iudiament had not been found were
difchargel.
Saturday a long invelligation took place at the
Police Or.ice, Hatton Garden, relative to the facri.
lege at Clerkenwell Church. No material evi-
dence came out againit the perfons accufed, but
there were eirctimilances which induced the Magi!:
traces to commit them for further examination on
McnJay.
Saturday a young man was fent nn board the ten
der, from Worlhip-greet office, for dealing poultry
from a hoof, at Clapton ; and a woman was fined
tos. for having in her potrefaon a quantity of tobac-
co which had been Rolen.

Saturday two women, named Ryan and Mafon,
were examined at Marlborough-Rue& office, charg-
ed with uttering counterfeit coin, and were remand.
ed for a further hearing. One c.f them, when ap-
prehended, took foinething from her pocket, which
fhe (wallowed.

Saturday -- Keene, a hackney coachman, was
fined 20$. and committed to litidewell, for affault-
ing Mu. Gent, the wife of a diailler, at Oaking-
ham.

The impoftor who efcaped from Sr. Bartholo-
mew's Holpital a few nights finer, having been con-
veyed there in the fuppofition that his thigh was
broken by a fall in the Ilreet, was taken on Saturday,
and carried before the LORD MAYOR. He proves to
be a foldier in the Tower Hamlets Militia, of the
name of Davis, and has been given up to military
punifftment.
On Tuefday, a young gentleman, thirteen years of
age, fon of a Lady in Rutfel-fireet, Bath. while &lit-
mg on the Kennet and Avon Cahal, left his compa-
nions at a conf►derable diilance on their coming up,
they found he had fallen upright into the Canal, the
edge of the ice being level with his forehead. He was,
however, fo overcome try the et,ld, that ail attempts
to reftore animation were in.:Matta'.

Saturday George Brown, a young man, of rather
a decent appearance, WAS examined at Hatton Gar-
den, as a vagrant, having been found at a low pub
lic houfe in Field-lane, in company with two de-
finers. The account he gave of himfelf was,
that he was the fon of a refpeetable geut!eman near
Bridport ; that he had married a rung woman in
that neighhourhood, in confecps-.nse ory.hich his fa-
ther had deferred him. He was in hopes that his
friends would effat a reconciliation. He declared he
had gone into the public houfe in Field-lane by ac-
cident. his (tory appeared at firs; very equivocal,
but a Gentleman of charader came forwod and fa-
tisficd the litagiltrate as to the truth of it. The pri-
foner was t &charged, but was admAtilbed never to
be teen in Leh a place again, as had it not been for
the teftimasy of his friend, he would certainly have
been feat co lea.