Star.
London, England, 1804-07-18 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES.

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11tAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.
for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the PACE, i
NECK. ARMS, &c. and far hrmroving ike COMPLEXION.
In Tur key, front whence this invaluable Preparation was
V tills mummy by Lady M. W. M-le, the Lilco, who burg-
&ate in the curds's, not to fates a Snub i..ir to remain which
they conceive irregolar or iotrubve, make af of it at the baba.
and the MEN employ it to give form to their minx/dos,
Although alma& eannant attempts to Imluce the above have ban
offered to the public under various mom their injurious qualities
and ineflicacy, have fufaciently demonftrated the futility of loch
attempts. This Depilatory bas the immediate elks* of 'olden*,
the Orin fair and agrembk, the hairs are permanently removed,
and even where there are none, its cohnerit properties render it
highly eligible, as different Irons any other known, it unites a mild-
ew(' of operation fo as not to irritate even the delicate &in at an
infant, with infallible and permanent
llie Public we nipedthilly islorthedethet the above will be
fold in future by Mrs. Knight, No..it, King .Meet. Holborn,by up.
POIMIReft of eke Proprietor, and at no mber Malkin London.
in order to accommodate Ladle* 100 &Malt for pegonal applies-
Soo, their orders by poll, for . angle Bottle or larger quantity. will
be pundtually executed, Peke 6& the bottle. Take notice.
that each Bottle is figoed in the Proprietors hand-writing. to imi-
tate which is a felony. Sold by Mrs. Marriott, Bath ; Mrs. Fal
by. BMW; Mr. Wachner. Exeter; Mr. Bloom, Leeds; Mr
Skerherwi Mr. Newcomb. Stamford; Mr. kdooires,
,n,rcnOsr7t pArs, Dame, York; Mr Salter. ; Mr
Weis M,Nieruford btralloge, Liverpool ; r.Cwerdell. Lekeler.
Walter. Oirrocedler; Mr. Harvey, southam pear, &c.
A!I lettere matt lodge 111110.1‘..-AS aliowaocc of Ore
la Li Bouloo.

SWANSEA.

TO ‘ll SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. LLEWILLYN,
At the Nils lons in Smarm, on Tuidday, the soh MR.
• barrenslienclit and Sit In the aiternoim,
Agrecabkto fuck as thall be dim produced,
'THE Swedifh Ship GUSTAF 'ADOLPH, Bnr-
-- then, by nasidbrement, pos Tons, now lying in drank& Ri-
es*. whit MUM: Materials and Steres.4ett taddenters, Or 'kV/
of the Ship and hdateriaikapply to William Germ end Om, Mee-
Masts, • and Inventories may be bad of Mr. George
CeerM; 4guare, London : of Medic 'Thomas and Jofeph
Hilhear, arl el Mara Rathbone, Hughes. and Duncan,
LiverpowL • -

VOSS;HEREFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION.

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in the Ids& of September next, (wilds prevloully &pored of
by newts Contrail, of orhichibe notieewiLl be given),
A • Roomy commodious DWELLING-HOUSE.
&with double Coarlriew‘Stable. wet all other meagre OW
are, and gpaelons Walked Garftwo. Plealore Ground, rod Slwoko-
buries t the whole Y rod order mod repair. rer,eptly quitted by
Mr. Hill, the proprieter. restored to another reSdence in the
neighbourhood. The premlfes are lituate on the cotacirts of the
town of Roll, fors ans pigifant, cootfeetable, and coommient
nifidusee, owl as ordi heeled with evedteof water in feversl
pane of she Solo sad gaieties The Gortigoo are fully planted
with wall. ftaadard. sod ofpaUer fruit ions, now In their prune.
The Pleditte Ground andShrobbery (about two Sees) which may
be kept in order. at a reryfmati opens, peat& eireoraitancet rod
command vfewri of posher bestr. They eanumnicate with fe •
Taal Acres of very deb Meadow ILood adloisina, on the Danko of
the Rivet Wye, and which the purebafer will have the prefacnce
In reedng. On As whole theft ptemifes will be found well worth
the attention of a family defireus to have the odmiitages ofa come
try retirement, as well as dark of • good market taws, with daily
commtmiestion by pot!, truth, dec. kr. with London, Bade, &Hid,
the whole of the Weft of Dolled, and South Wales.
The beautiful and healthy fit olden of Rote, and the rieh and
plattrefqoe kmery efts furrodndhl country, are too well known
and drferihed In Co- works ef..view teurifts, to need enumeration.
For turther pordeslars apply Why letter, polt paid) to Mcffre.
Hill, Meredith and Robbie''. No ts, Gray wins, Landon i Mr.
Coen, Solicitor, Drifted; and Mr. Medkurft. of the Swan and
Sings Arms lon.ltois, who will thew the prernif..s.

Her Grace the Doehea of Leeds,
The Risk H.A. the Count& of Corks,
The Right lion. the Coontas or Mount Norris,
The Right Hon. the Conntefe of Shaftrlbury.
The Right Hon. the Counicra of Darnley,
The Right Mat. Lady Caroline Lapel,
The Right Hoc. Lady Botta.,

The Right Kin. Ladd Elisabeth Spencer,
The Right Hoe. Lord Chief Baron,
The Right Hon. Lord Bab* of Caddie,
And many other I/41 sod Batt& Nnhuity, Gentry, and Clan,
ton nuncrous foe bartinn,
j_T AV12441 admiaittered CHING's WORM LO-
LA ZENGES Whisk own Children and others, with the VIVA
unparalleled fuccefs, not only for Weems, but alf. oceafinnally as
• mild and neceffary PbyDc, eminently hated to the Cmilitution,
have done Mr. Ching the honour to patronize his Invaluable Dif-
cover', and Arongly to recommend le to all who value thew own
Health, and the Health of the ding Generation.
His Majelty has alfisbeen pinged to rimers to the Patentee. his
Royal Approbation. &c. of the celebrated Vermifuge In peek-pee of
the QIJEr N and PRINCESSES, aud a large circle of the Irllh and
F.ngba Nobility.
By thus publicly rewarding the merit of an Individaal, the Me-
dicine has been eagerly fought after in all puts of Europe. and the
lives of many thnufends have thereby undoubtedly been raved. A.
a Vermifuge It Minns unebtalkd, and, as an opening Phyfic fur
grown Perrone or Children, Is found to be mess gawk In its ope
ration, and far mere elleeeins, than any other Medicine; It is is-
citing in appearance, and piesfant In ta:le„ fo that Children gene-
' rally are food of It ; by long and exterdive experience the dorm art
In completely apportkmed to the age and conttitation, that It can'
not poihbly Injure the incift tender want, or dentate female.
••• A. WS Medicine la fa generally rweeffary is every family
it affords the Proprietor the emelt fatisfaction to Wove tt will
krep good any length of time, and in any climate.
Said wbolefok, and for esportatinn, by Chine and Bede*. No. di
Chespfide, NOWT of Pateresollsr-mw t and retail by mist Medi
clue Venial in every town In the United Kingdom. in hoses at
(4.6 d. and set pd. evallosid be Choi: ..bte Purim**, is bases
4:" cad. wish dindinas, Nivel Juba ClUaii•

AFFAIRS OF ST. DOMINGO.

iROM THE NEW YORK El/ERIN° POST, MAY et.
AmongE the palfengers arrived here a few days
finq from the I-lAvannah, in the brigantine Jofeph,
Captain PUTT, is the brother of the unfortunate
Fanon the elder, merchant, late of Cape Francois,
who fell a vidim to the ferocity of General Rooter-
mu. Mr. Fanow, fearing that this melancholy
event may be mifreprefented by the malicious or un-
informed, and produce impreMons unfavourable to
the memory of his brother, and prejudicial to his-fa-
mily, has requelled Or to publint the following De-
claration, which he made before the French Agent
at the tiaeannah, and which contains a correct (late-
ment of the circumilances which preceded and accom-
panied this fatal eatallrophe.—Mer. •Idoer.
T FROM The ILIOmTIROT &Vet-UXORIOUS ST
TM I RIICI•L *GRIOT Or Tilt FRISCH OOTS&SMISIT

AT THE
the enderligned Bartholomew Fedor, compelled
to retire from the colony of St. Domingo, have coo-
fidered .it my duty to publith, at the ire place of my
debarkation, and within the ire a4bettes, the motives
which have forced me to,a►aodeta my property, and

my commercial
For a long time pall the honfe of Fedora, brothers,
has been the objea of unceating and csofekfs perfe-
cution from the Commander in Chief; which perk.
cation has been principally direaed againft John Bap-
tine Fedor', my brother, probably becaufe he was the
principal partner in the hook. and had the chief di-
region in its affairs.
General CLAUSAL had lent us a Lore in the dwel
ling-houfe he occupied, and of which he is the Imo-
prietot, for the ',mimic of goring Hour t this floor
was confifeated by order of General Rocrassaaew.
although he had fufficient evidence of its being our
property. llt. from our declaration swede before the
Commiffary of the Police tome time antecedent; and
sd, front our books, in which were duly polled the
purchate and fides, a at pee tof it being defaulted of.
In a (bort time fubfequent, and in Vendemiaire lads
(September). fix horfes were taken out of one (tablet
by order of General Roemastasau, three of them of
great value, under the pretext of mounting the dra-
goons, although furl hones cannot be employed in
;bat fery ice.
Thefe cirentrillances, highly aggravating in them-
(elves, were as nothing in comparifon to what fol-
lowed.
On the ad Brumaire (oaober 23d). at eight
o'clock in the morning, an Officer of the Gendar-
merie, accompanied by two foldiers, prefented them-
felves at our dwelling-honfe, and delivered an order
from the General in Chief in the following terms :
Headmorters lir the Cape, all Breaudre,
•• Year it (Od. 10,1803.
• The General in Chief, conSdaing the prefent nemiSties of the
Army, decrees. That the Citizens Fedor, depolit
in the Public Treafery, within two hours, the lam of fis thoottnd
dollars, for which a receipt from the Tomboy lull be delivered
to than. The Commandant of the Garage In charged with the
etheetteo of the prefent Order.
(Signed) " aocisanseme."
Citizens Tenon were at that time wholly deffitute
of caffi ; yet they were prevented from going abroad
to procute refources by the two foldiers who were
left at guards over them ; at one o'clock orders of
imprifonment were iffued againft Citizen FiDOll, and
the younger brother was conduded to prifon. The
elder brother. however, was the deflined 'Wino ; and,
in confeqnence thereof, in a few minutes afterwards,
the former was releafed and the latter put into clofe
confinement.
It fhould be remarked that fimilar demands were
made on other merchants at the fame time, and they
were imprifoned beceufe they could not comply : But
Citizen FIDOII, the elder, was the only one clofely
confined, excepting Citizen ALzaan, v hole confine-
ment was in confeqnence of improper language ufed
towards the General in Chief. On the forenoon of
the following day (Oaober 34), I received informa-
tion that the General in Chief had ordered my brother
to be fhot for not having furnilbed the rum required.
Although I was far from believing that this fangni-
nary order would be carried into execution, I endea-
voured to avert it t and, finding it impoffible to raife
the fum exalted, I wrote to the Commune, offering
all our property, moveables, and met chandize, to be
fold by public anaion.
The General in Chief had conflantly refuted to re-
ceive me into his pretence. The Council of Notables
waited upon him, and, with difficulty, obtained the
refpite of an hour ; but during this lufpenfion a Ser-
jeant of the Guard of Honour, who was the bearer
of the order for my brother's execution, was direr ed
to accompany the Notables, and to remain with them
until the time limited had expired.
A fobfiription was immediately opened at the Of-
fice of the Notables, and twenty of the fire merchants
of the City hafleneel to fubfcribe, and to hold them-
(elves individually refpoofible in their perfons and
their property for the payment of the funs demanded.
The fubfcription being filled, the Notables in a
body (accompanied by the Serjeant who carried the
death warrant) returned to the bottle of the General
in Chief, but were refuted admittance, and informed
that Fawn was executed. They could not give cre-
dit to this (hocking intelligence, and hallened to the
Commandant of the Gerrit-on, by r, hoot it was CM-
firmed
The Notables were deceived; they imagined my
Brother was fecure becaute the Serjeant who attend-
ed them was the bearer of the order for his execs
tion, but another order had been iffired ; be was
dragged from his prifoa, and coed uaed by a bye
path to the foot of Fart Belair, where his grave
, was already dug, and my unfortunate Brother was
,hot at ten o'clock in the morning.
Several hoots had elapfed, but I crmtinued
rant of his fate until the Judges and the Commiffary
4 the Asmy came to execute the farther orders of
'he General in Chief; the former by platting Peals
itpos our haute, and the latter to conor? owe rater-
dia.odisc to th; It.res et the date. Ft cm this niea-

fore ranked the proof that it was kapbablis isir
to have complied with the demand oithaVeiseals*
money being found in the hoofs-
Thus dia, at the age of 29, a scan who Impiptih
witted no crime; who had broken .no laws
could not even be reproached with having NNW
comply with the arbitrary demand which hod been
made upon him ' • and who, in faa, could be charg-
ed with nothing but the impoillbility of furnifhing
Gs thoufand dollars in the fpnie of tOrbhows.
Their lids would have been made known pupa-,
ally on the (pot, but the eircundtances of the wear
try prevented it. I therefore new eater ibis* pro-.
teilations sgainft the unjuaproceedings to which wir
unfortunate Brother has fa_ke a rietair and naafi
all the antecedent and fubftvw., peateelmgi NU.
Live thereto; rekrving tomMitioigweille sits& vib-
rance whenever the author of lbws Sall is flip
poster.
Done at the Havannab, sad Fri:maim. rev is.
(December se. 18433.1 Tigard) ...MM.
Corti ie by AOCltaleti • ,
Special Agent tithe Peewit Government

paok4

PARA JULY s. , , I
They write from Cuadalappe,that * Somber et '
French eitisens murdered apse the sothet Aprit br •
Demesnes, at St. Damage, amounted •to s6l000;
including women and children. Forty
and fix.lriflateen, fettled at the r,.. and fiort-isel•
Prince, have,' with their families, Oin.N Abe tarot
fate with the French. Twelve *minds, two
sad one Swede, who bad late fettled thiiro,Daal
fira been ranfomed, sad were to bore their Eves
(pared, upon giving up all their property . but Apo.
tber party of NaclEs, Who bad op thus is this booty;
murdered them within two days seer they lead
been, plundered. It is raid that Dessattass kftribrit
ender pain of death, :tofqrl#4aoy,, /Kicky**, it)
cohabit with White MIK i 'Wed tbeksose pimp&
ajlt-
ment is referred for Negroes cobs may, or
!ninnies, White women. pertains's hag .
vilarera, both gold and Slyer' moee7,
~ ', Ids, bead ,fl4l it
" -
and when a fuEcient Tanta/ asl the'
an
Lion of all other coins the in is to core.,
an ordinance of the ad of April, be preitillitsi -1
paio of death, the circulation of any amkr :with
head of Bow ar airs ; and every period ottio piffeifer
filch pieces is-to deliver them up before' Memel et
the fame month, under pain of death. illY;toridlief
publication of the fame day, he innitutes.litemga
of Honour, to confitt of Solo men. All IlftWa.
tens, to the rank of a Chief of Battalion, ere.bliettee ,
hers of it ; and of his body guard, Soo picked mem
are to have the fame honours. In their oath, they'_ .
are to (wear 0 eternal hatred to Boasraarti4,l4,
the French."
The En 'floe bas decreed new uniform 'fiei .
tailors, compoling the crews of oar Rests -aid
tillas. They are an future to be dread in blot j•-*.
eta, in the manner and of the cut of shale Woks-
gooni ; red waiilcoats, with gilt buttons; blue cloth ,
pantaloons for Europe, but blue • Nankia toe the
Eati and Wen Indies. They are to wear ardiast•
iogs of wool in Europe, but of coital in the dila •
parts of the world. Their Shoes are tit be pliketad,.
with round buckles, and their hair to be Ott-
.

without-powder. They are to chatty tham.
three times in the week. and each fo.r is not SW
three thins, one white. and two coloured eitaba
When on More they are to wear (mall cocked Isilf+c
but when on board, except the formalism's. .m-
-other may wear round hats. Their night at*
to be red, and walled once in the lieek.-
neck-cloths are to be, for foil drefe.`afl2l4l...
but otherwife, of cotton, dyed block.
to have two night-ceps and moo neekodiallbe7llMl'
fides a bearding axe, each hike is tObtermatZ4
one (hone (word, a dagger, and two plithis.
enough to be placed in the pockets of their Itteieriate.
Each man is allowed two pipes in the week, WM hail
He pound of tobacco fur chewing, and a quota of
pound for fmoakieg, if the Commanders think the
latter may be permitted without danger. When at
anchor, they are to bathe morning and night, fee
half an hour each time ; when at fee, they are to
wafh their bodies all over twice a week. They are
to comb out their hair three times in the week, and
to be (bared once every (our days. Whenin Europe
they are, for esereife, to dance for an hour every
Sunday ; but, when in warm climates, for half an
hour every tei.ond day. They are, to avoid karts--
tic complaints. to wafh their mantles twice in the
week with vinegar, and once every day with frees
water.—journal de Paris.
In one night 1411 month all the papers belongingto
the department of the hfofelle were carried aways
though there were more than two waggon loads.
Letters from Holland (peak highly of the improrie•
menu in the defence of the Dutch coal. executed
according to the orders of General MARMON? I and
if Frameless en iron frontier, thanks to his talents
and seaL North Holland is an iron coal, which
may defy an attack from the whole united navy of
Great Britain. On the different points of the liel•
der and is the Texel are no la, than eighty batteries,
containing coo pieces of heavy artillery, of a form
and calibre after the improved French mr.del, able
to carry their balls at lead aoo feet farther than the
old ones. Thefe batteries are 'softly defended by
French artillerymen, thotigh the Dutch gunner. by
the inftroaion of French Officers, are become al:nott
as perfea as their mailers. A laudable emulation
fubfiiis between the men of the two nations encamped
near Utrecht.
Lately General Malt MONT gave three prises to the
bell (hot fired at a mark by 5o French and so Dutch
artillerymen. The former won two of the* riles
and the latter one, though upon the whole the nub,
ber of bullets fired by them, and which sprawled
the point, and catered the circle, were greater awn
'hoc( of their es.mpetions.