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London, England, 1802-01-30 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY. JANUARY 30.
Kill• CHARLES ILMARTYRDOIR:—itIn bands dame at tie

Bank or Stock Exchange.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock isio India Stock 214 113
3 per Ct. Red. ai 69 Imp. 3 per Cent. 671 68
3 per Ct. Conf. 681 t Imp. Ann. is 3-161
4 Per Cent. 85i Iriflt 5 per Ccnts.9Bl
5 pet Cent. Ann. 98( Excheq. Bills 35. 44 pr.
5 per C. Ann. t 797 9 90 Englith Tickets t6L iss.
Long Ann. 29 15-'6 10 Conf. for Feb. 684 1

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Hamburgh 31 i 2.1 U. Madrid 391 effee.
Altana 3: 225 U. Bilbao 38 drec.
Cadiz 281 In paper Leghorn 32 1
Ditto 381 effedive Naples 44 1
Madrid 29 In paper Genoa 42 1

Venice 361
Lllbon 67
Oporto 68
Dublin 12

This day we received Paris Journals to the 26th
ink inclufive. The only article of importance they
contain is that which announces the re-difcovery
of Piazzi's new Planet, for which all the Allro-
nomets of Europe have been fearching many
months pal.—Tier: Confofide 57 fr. 5o c.

The feeond battalion of the Bsth regiment em-
barked on Thurfday at Portfmouth on board the
WilicuLisaa. and DRUID, arrived in jute, for Ja-
maica.

By the Timms frigate, which arrived on Thurf-
day at Portfmouth from Malta, we learn, that
Lord Ktivii was with his fleet at that ifland on
the sgth of November. Lord HoltHlNsou had
reached Malta a few days before. A deputation
of the principal inhabitants of the ifland to our Go.
ve rnment, is arrived on board the 1N at ISA, which
is now performing quarantine.

EX TRACT OF • LETTER. FROM A YOUNG GENTLE-
MAN, AT CAPE IN•NCOIS, DATED OCTONEIL 30,

TO HIS FATHER, IN PHILADELPHIA.
Left an exaggerated account of the late dif-
turbance fhould reach you, I will minutely inform
you of every circumflance. The chief ground of
complaint appears to be an article in the conftitu-
tion, authoi i ling the importation of naves into the
colony. Some ambitious and faaious men took ad-
vantage of this, to imprefs the negroes with a be-
lief that the ancient regime was to be revived, and
they were to be made naves. The principal fo-
menter of this infurreaion is one Flaville, Com-
mandant at Limbe, (about 18 miles from the
Cape), and what is lingular, the chief caufe of
the former revolution in this colony, and the man
that firft made Touilaint a General, being the
oldeft General in the ifland. He conceived him-
felf inured in not being promoted to a more ex-
alted Ration. The objea was, the extirpation of
the whites, and nothing fhort of a miracle has
preferved us. Some unguarded expreffions
excited fufpicion, and a Captain of the National
Guards, called Trois Bal, was taken. General
Criftoff (Touffaint and Moyfe being out of town)
ordered his head to be immediately taken off. The
fellow's courage failed him, and he difclofed the
molt horrible plot ever known. He was to corn-
mand
in town, and Flaville in the country. On
the night of the a4th, fome difturbance was to be',
made,, when, as ufual on fuch occafions, the gene-
raft was to be beaten. This was the fignal
upon which they were to murder every white man
and mulatto, women and children not excepted.
In the mean time, Flaville was to aft the fame fcene
in the country, and to march into town in the
morning, his friends having previoully got Oaf:
lion of the forts.

4, Upon this information of Trois Bal, 40 offi-
cers were apprehended,' and the capital of Do-
mingd and its white inhabitants faved from de-
firuetion. A large army wps marched, under the
command of General Sutcliff, from this place, to
meet the brigands. The 'villains had already
commenced their bloody worts. Scarcely a white
or mulatto man, woman, or child, efcaped the
horrid carnage. •The number matacted is fup-
poled to be 4 or 500. A blind man of 90, a
friend of Moyle, was in the number. The Gene-
ral (wore vengeance. He joined the army; and
ordered no quarter to be given, but to (hoot every
man as taken. His orders have been obeyed, and
few have efcaped. Flaville was taken by arata-
gem, and is now in gaol Imre- Every day num-
bers bleed. The flighteft fufpicion, and you lac
your head. A man laft night cried " Fire !" He
was brought to Criftoff. The General drew his
fahre, cut off his head, and threw it into the
Area. Government mull now thew its ftrength,
ir all is loft. Moyfe and Criftoff are now' in town,
and the Governor daily cape/led. The ifland is
at prefent tranquil. A few trbops only remain to
purfue the fugitives. Among the killed is Gene-
ral Toutraint's old matter. Another letter fays,
Sixty or feventy whites have been maffacred upon
the plantations; and another letter to the Mayor
of Baltimore fays, order has been reamed at the
Cape."