Star.
London, England, 1802-10-19 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL.

The Mail from Holland, which we announced
yelierday, arrived at fo late an hour as to prevent
our giving any estrads from it. We fubjoin fome
intereßing details received by this conveyance :
AIMISTILDAYI9 OCTOIIIIIII 113.-A letter from Tu-
nis, dated July 30, contains the following intelli-
gence On tbs 16th inftant two Spanith frigates
anchored in this harbour, probably with a view to
ftipport the negociations of the Spanifh Conful,
but, it is Paid, that they failed again on the :zit,
without accomplithing their objea, which gives
reafon to believe that Spain has complied witlyhe
demands of our government, however extravagant
they might at fira appear.
gf On the 6th of lan month an American brig was
carried into-Biferta, by a Tripolitan corfair. The
cargo, confining of wine, oil, brandy, and other
French prOduEtions, has been fold here, but the
prifoners, confining of (i*teen perfons, among
whom were (even Swedes,' have been carried to
Tripoli by the corfair,

" There are now thirty-eight Tunifian corfairs at
fea, wbo bring in alma every day prizes, either
Neapolitan, Sicilian, or Genoefe; one of thefe cor-
fairs lidded lately on the Italian coati, and carried
off a child a year old, and two which were Come-
what older. LaR week another arrived here, after
an engagement with a Genoefe merchant veffel,
in confequence of which the was obliged to fheer
,off. The ccofair 'had tweinpfive meu killed and

ten feverely wounded. The Captain
oti !bore and died next day of his wo

new differences have arifen between
men* and the Bey of Conftantine, an(

fuch a ferioua turn, that our troops
ordered to march to the frontiers. Al

bottles and (hops are Mut. At Birfert
160 large boats employed in the coral
STOCILHQLII, OCT. I.—Yefterday
Minifter. Citizen WESTREIMIN Dg T

his public audience of introduCtion
jamas. He alfo was prefented in

.dience to ta... Queen DOWAGU.
Nor will have his audience in a few da
The Prince of GLOVCIESTEL is not
but is eapefted every hour.
MADRID, Ssrr. 25.—The fmall nut
who occupy themfelves in general poi

teen with extreme furprife the meafur,

to the domains of the Crown all the

priories, commanderies, 4cc. which
Malta polkaed throughout Spain.

confiderad as a very difficult thing
articles of the Treaty of Amiens which relate to
that Order, becaute, in faa, its revenues are fo
much diminifhed by the innumerable lodes it has
experienced in France, Piedmont, Italy, and in
all the countries, whether republicanifed, or re-
cently united to France, that we can hardly colt.
ceive how it will fupport itfelf in future. Ana
this difficulty is more evident when we relic& that
the power, in Whole territories the Order had the
moft property, has on a fudden confifcated the
whole of it. Yet every one knows the powerful
influence which the French Government poffeffes
over ours. How happens it then if the former are
defirous that the Treaty of Amiens fhould be exe-
cuted with refped to the Order of Malta, that
they have confented to its total ruin ? That
would teem to me to explain and jutlify the pro-
lonption of the detention of the Ifland of Malta
by the Englifh ; for what could render the evacu.
ation neceffary, but the hope of the Treaty's be.
ing executed ?

On the one part, therefore, we fee that the
beit friend to France prevents, in a molt efficaci-
ous, though indirect manner, this execution, whilft
another preponderating power, Ruffia, is known
never to have fully adhered to thole articles of the
Treatyp
This mealuse of confifcation difpleafes very much
all the great families in Spain, and all the Nobility,
whofe younger branches fubfilted in a great degree
upon the prebendaries and revenues of the Order.

BSURNONVILLE, the new French Ambaffador,
is expeted here in a few days. This is the thi7
';eenth Ambatrador !ince the conclttkn of tht
Treaty with Spain in i 794.

ERENCIi go URNAL,S.

We have received the M.Ritns► to the 16th int.
It is chiefly occupied with detail: refpeeting inter-
nal regulations, eftablifhed for the Government of
the Italian Republic, which are of no importsnce
to an Englifh Reader.
It alto contain: a Copfular Decree for the ebb-
Lament of a Municipal Guard for the fervice of
the city of Paris. This guard is to cone of
2154 infantry, !►d 180 horfe. b o perfon can be
a fubaltern in this corps unlefs he has enjoyed the
fame rank in the troops of the line ; and no one
Can be 4 fuperior Officer unlefs he has attained
to the rank of Captain at kali in the army.
Refpeiling Switzerland the fame filence is ob-
ferved which has charafterized the Monitivr fiace
the ailing of BONAPARTE'S mandate.
The following details are extrafted from the
Moniteur

MINISTRY OF THE MARINE.
-THE PRFFECT OF GUADALOTIFE AND ITS DEIEII-

OSNCIES, TO THE MINISTER. Of THE MARINE AND
COLONIES.

Base Terre. Guadaloupe,Therm;dor zB, year zo (Aug. 6).

Citizen Minifter---Itear Admiral Laciosss u•
rived here yefterday from Marie Galante. Honour
was paid to him--..he was received on the fea (bore;
there were flourlfhes of trumpets, mufic, illumina-
tions, and ferenades. At night repeated fhouu of
rive Lacroj; accompanied the Admiral as he went
along. He is in general much loved here, and
even regretted, at prefent when his enemies, and
thofe of Government, have been expelled, or dr
ftroyed, or defeated. If there were any thing t°
find fault with in his conduit here, it would be for
having been lo lenient towards the worthlefs, and
having had too much confidence and goodnefs of
chara&er. I !hall leave it to General LACKOSSII
to
give you a more detailed account of his appear-
ice here. Health and refpeaful attachment.
(Signed) LESCALLISI.
4. LACROSSE, ZIAA-ADMIRAL, CAPTAIN•GENERAL

OF GUADALOUPE ANDITS DEPENDENCIES, TO ELIE'
ADMIRAL DECRIS, MINISTER OF THE MARINE A'

COLONIES.
Bee Terre, Thermidor 17, year zo (Ausuit 5•)
Citizen Minilitr—l have the honour to an-
nounce to you, that I yellerday re-entered Gua-
daloupe, to reiume the Government agreeably to
the iiginatious which you have addrefed to toc

muds. some
our govern.
have taken
ps have been
the coffee_
mta
there are
al %try."
the Batavias
NEINAT, had
to their MA.
a private au-
4r. AItSUTH.
days.
t yet arrived,
imber of thoje
politics, have
iire of uniting
property, the
the Order of
It has been
to execute the
.

I beg Toe to stare the FM? COVSlit of the de.
votion with which I than carry into execution, his
orders for the profperity of this colony, which is
at length reduced to fubordination and tranquillity
by the deflrudion or expulfion of the rebels, who
gave it up to all the madnefs of revolt and anarchy.
Health and refped, LACROS3III.
IN NAME OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
PROCLAMATION.

TAR COMMANDER IN CHM 07 TN! ♦RMY 01 OVA-

VALOUTE, TO THE INHABITANTS OF THAT COLONY.

Citizens Inhabitants—Guadaloupe, under the
influence of an armed force, confuting almolt en-
tirely of men whom no education, no principles
had prepared for the noble employment of arms,
whofe pallions, wants, and ideas, went not beyond
that of being the rudetl, mull naturally have
dreaded a cataftrophe, which endangered it to the
metropolis, and placed it at the difpofal of the firll
ambitious perfon, or of the nation, the moil eager
to take polreffion of it.
A great part of its inhabitants were fenfible of
this, and the proprietors and others dreaded it as
likely to alienate the good-will of the Govern.
went the efteem and confidence of their fel-
low-citizens in Europe : the lots of thofe advan-
tages is much more fenfible to a Frenchman, who
can honour himfelf with that noble title, and read
the annals of that nation as the hillory of his fa-
mily, rather than of the dettruaion of his property.
The inhabitants of Guadalonpe have given an
example of it, by never forgetting that they were
Frenchmen before they were proprietors. There
is not one of them who was devoted to the lawful
power, who would not have made every Pacrifice
to maintain, in the perfon of the Captain-General
LACROSSE, the only authority which could be
refpedable, if in the event of 29 Vendemiaire
(08. a I), the enemies of all authority, of every
kind of order, and of thofe even from whom they'
derived the greateß advantages, which they pre-
tended to &trills more than life, had not employed
the Weft perfidy.
Thefe arms, the moll efficacious when employ-
ed againil a man of honour, the only kind they
could employ spina the Captain General, LA•
atom, with the hope of fuccefs, overcame that
Coteral, by palfying the courage and good will
of thole citizens who entertained moll of the
French fpirit, and reduced them to the seceifity of
lamenting, more than once, thstithey had till then
been ignorant how far the hearts of certain men
could be filled with perfidy.
Thefe events, Citizens, are now pail. You no
longer remember yourloifes, at in employing your.
(elves with the choice of the means for repairing '
theta.—Confideisee re-efiablifised between the Citi-
zens in regard to their real intentions; force, and
the means deafening obedience; the courage and
difcipline of the brave troops who compote the ar-
my of Guadeloupe, make us all entertain hopes
of fpeedy profperity. The return of the Captain
General, Lacaossa, in this hate of things, flies a
(cal on the public joy, fince it completes the re-
paration due to Government and the Nation, for
the injury done to them in his perfon, and fince
the Colony fees the return of a Chief whom it
deems.

Done at Headopartere, Date-Terre, Meador nth,
(July as,) zoth yaw of the French Republic,
(Signed) ILICHIPASSI.
PROCLAMATION.

ktAL ADMIRAL LACROSIII, CAPTAIN ORIIRIAL 07

01/ADALOVPI •ND ITI DIPSIIDINCISS, TO TNT

INHABITANTS OF THAT COLONY.

Citizens—When the Confular Government fent
me among you I promifed to endeavour to give
you happinefs, by making you love the principles
of wifdom, which conftitute it, and by healing, as
much as poifible, all the wounds of a Revolution,
which Lifted too long, and which made the evils
that accompanied it to be, felt in a more lively
manner in this Colony.
I followed with zeal the paternal intentions of
that repairing government, and already enjoyed
by anticipation all the pleafure of having confoli-
dated among you peace and concord, of having
increafed agricultural and commercial induftry,
when men too long habituated to anarchy and
crimes, to bend to the rules of focial order, railed
the ftandard of rebellion, feized on the public au-
thority, overturned all the laws, and pluitged the
colony into an abyfs of evils. I could have refitted
their audacity; I could not fubdue their perfidy;
but this horde of brigands could not efcape the
national vengeance. The inland of Guadeloupe
Ives reconquered from the rebels, by the valour of
the French foldiers, under the command of a
General, who had been preceded in the colony by
a latent reputation. The inhabitants then may
'tow abandon themfelves to their hopes, as far as
depends upon me and the Commander in Chief of
the army, they Dull be realized, and I will' ven-
ture to thy, that I am certain of it, fame the ma-
levolent are fuppreffed, and all gold citizens are
eager to maintain a government, which has no
other objee in view but their happinefi.
Dose at tie Palace ales Cartga.Gessed, Thwoddor
16, yaw to el the Preach Repabile (Mg. 4.)
(Signed) LA41105816