Star.
London, England, 1806-07-15 00:00:00

ihiSSACREV D6IIIAVO.

•
The Arnirican iitallirs now win' to taz our cre-
dulity witb a new malracre of all the French in Hayti I
Dsssa is Way well ticlaim with Aiticietli--
" the times Ismre been
" That when the brains were oat the man would dle,
" And there an end; but now they rife again.
" With twenty mortal murders on !heir crowns,
" And pulb us from our fools."
The cafe of yeas Dedrie was quite tsme when compared with
that of thee eitraoniloary French Weft Indians, fur they bad all.
man, woman, and child, been murdered before at leaf four times
over, fume they tuu trufted to the clemency of thole bloody-
minded Negroes, who had narrowly efcaperf extermination at their
bands. They were all maraered to December, do}, and spin
faced:lively, in January, la February, and in April, trot; not-
withflanding which many of than arrived in America, many in
Jamaica, and many in France, that fame year—and now we have
them foe a/ph Naar au maffacred, bur by a new mode, that of
among in their beds, in May. s Sob. We think they muff have
propagated in their coffins; far we End that after the chief part of
the French white inhabitants of the Cape had been lent prifoners
to the Forts, no lee than tdo remained to be ftrangicd In that fin&
town...and we are led by this account to believe, that they abound.
edequallyla the other parts of the ample dominions of Fliyti, at
the fame recent period

What la Granger Rill, la defiance of a Proclamation by which In
shoe Deffalines denounced dab to whatfoever native of France
Gould" foil with his facritglew fikOtecp that territory of Liberty."
(See the Bun of April sh, alas, when this real or forged inftru.
mast wee tran(aibed has an Amerkan newfpaper) tree !moor•
tai FtendllllC2 lane grown rich natter his Government. " Their
pretty" we as Old, tempted his cupidity, and led to this fifth re-
term ashen."
inherendenuy, however, oldie truth or fathead of this Gory,
w e met glean from it we falous and important fa& The natural,
though cruel retaliative shrilled to Deffalloes lo t Soo, is a crime
of which he could not have hems guilty, becaufe the prelate Rory
agleam as its Decelfary Wks, that there was in May fait a eon&
datable French population openly ranalning and poffeffiog property
at Cape Francois, and In the other dominions of that Negro Chief
a fad incompaible with the belief of an =kraal or even a very
general usafhere and proferipin of the white Frenchlnen of the.
Gland two years before; now this fad would not have bean al%
hamod,ous in a flabloos flay, told to the public of Bolton and
New York, until's it had been true; becaufe from the great and
mmtinual intercourfe between thole Ports of America and Hayti
during the whole of this war, the truth or falfchood of fuch an ae..
, count of the recent population of Capt. Francois snit of Hayti in
general la a very lutereftingparticuler, mutt have ban well known
to alma every Reader of a New York or Bolton Newfpaper
The narrator probably lied as to the nil, but not as to this funda-
mental and notorious fad, for he meant to be believed.

JANIS Dawsor, aged ti,—At the age' of 18 he
was admitted a patient at the Difpenfsry, No. rg,
Soho fquare, after being difcharged from St. Bartho-
lomew's and St. Thomas's Hofpitals. He Irrd the
abfeeffes, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and
another in the gland under his arm, which together
bowed his head on his breall in walking. Thefe were
thought would prove fatal to him, and yet all the
other glands in the neck were difeafed. Two years
of (even (his apprenticefbip) he was unable to follow
his employment. On fiat taking Sr tummies Pa-
tent Antircorbotic Drops he mended, and in four
years he became well ; and though fence expofed to
cold-and wet on volunteer duty, he has efcaped a re.
turn of his difeafe. Be careful in purcbafing this
medicine, that the words" By the King's Patent" are
expreffed at length on the bottle, bill of direetions,
and outride wrapper, and that the damp ( the King's
duty) is printed in black infiead of red ink.
Witnef,, Wri.s.tam Thom, 181, Tooley-fireet.
This medicine is fold in bottles of St. 6.. tos. and
11. as. duty included, at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho-
fquare, London ; and by moll refpettable agents in
town and country.

MARRIED.
Yellerday, Mr. Maeklnlay, of the Strand, to Mill M. Cates,
of Tottenham.
On the Goth ult. at Crichton Hattie, Scotland, Hugh Brave'.
ton, Efq. Deputy Caroler of Excite, to Mfrs Mary Wardrop,
daughter of James Wardrop. E(q. late of Totbanchllt.
Tuefday, at St. Mary, Lambeth, Mr.Edw. Beaumont Venn. fon
of R. Vcnn, Efq. of Camberwell, to Mils Harriet Green, third
daughter of Francis Green, E(q. of the fame place.
Lately, at St. James'i Church, Capt. organ, Royal Regiment
of Artillery, to Miff Blaquiere, daughter of the late Col. James
Illaqulere, and niece of Lord De lilaqulere.

DIED.

A few &ys Gnee, at Taunton, Mr. George Hare, late Polt-
mailer of that town.

Lately, to the lift year of her age, Mrs. Pringle, the lady of
Robert Pringle, EN. eldcit fon of Sir James Pringle, Bart. of Sit-
chell•houfe, Rosbuighthire : the was the fecond daughter of the
late Lieutenant General Norman Macleod, and bad been marred
inanely three months.
Lately, at Verdun, In France, Lieut. Sims, of his Majeßy's late
Chip Shannon, a nrifoner of war.
Weelnafday fe'nnight, Licutenant•Colonel Young, of the Port.
(mouth, Divifion of the Royal Marines, Infpeeting Field Officer
Manchefter.

Lately, at Sallfbury,Capt.Blrd, of the Royal Mork Guards Blue
Major of brigade to Ouseral Slade.