Star.
London, England, 1805-08-06 00:00:00

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Nsw Tote, Jules 29.—The Hon. Role!? R. Lt•
mous-row, late Ambaffador from the United States
to the French Court, arrived yellerday in the (hip
Miffiffippi, from Bourdeanz, together with Mrs. Lt.
vino: role, his Lady ; his filler, Mif. LIVINGSTON
Colonel R. L. Livissosron, his Lady, and children ;
PsTsri R. Ltviscayon, Efq. and a fon of the Hon.
Rurus

LOUISIANA —We lately copied a paragraph from
The Wafting: F.etraly, Rating, that the Executive
of the United States hiscl received difagreeable intelli-
gence from New Orleans. In corroboration of that
report, the following extralt of a letter from New
Orleans, has appeared in The Philad Via Regiller..--
It is given without date :
The report of the day is, that meafures have
been taken to difpi (refs the Spaniards of the lands be-
tween the Rio Perdido and the Miffiffippi, and that
office's had been fent to diffirent ports to execute
thefe me lures." The fame letter adds, " I have
jolt feen the Marquis de CASA CALVO, who tells me
that Governor CLAIR 10111 es communications to him
are of the molt pacific nature, and that he (the Go-
vernor) had given Whitt:lions to reprefs any tumult
ior diforder that might take place "
At the clofe of the letter it is hated, " A letter is
received by the mail from Baton Rouge, which Pays„
an attack was expelled to be made on the fort ;
fo that you will perceive the idea expreffed in the be-
ginning of my letter is prevalent in that part of the
country."

JULY B.—Captain TOMKINS, in thirteen days from
Guadeloupe, arrived at Norfolk on the 4th July, and
delivered the following written intelligence :

The French and Spanifil fleets, 20 fail of the line
and 12 frigates, left Guadaloupe the 6th of Jane,
having taken on board 800 troops. About the loth
they fell in with thirteen merchantmen, doe frigate,
and a Hoop of war, from Antigua, for England ;
they captured the whole, except a fhip (the Netley), •
which they fent ()filo!. Martinique, under one frigate.
On the t3th of June, four frigates returned to Gua-
&loupe, relanded the eight hundred troops, and fail.
ed the fame day. June 21(1, Captain TOM/LUIS, an-
der the lee of Antigua, was boarded by the boat of
the KING'S Ft: HEa hoop of war, who informed him,
that on the 17th June he had ken the French and
Spani(h fleets handing to the N. E. ; that on the tgth,
he fell in with Lord Nittsoa, with twelve fail of
the line, in purfuit. Alfo, that the Kurc's Fisusa,
in company with a frigate, had fallen in with thirteen
prizes, and the frigate abovementioned, to the wind-
ward of Antigua, but before they could get up, the
French frigate fet fire to the whole aqd made her
efcape."

JOLT so.—The French, while paltng Antigua,
captured the Britifh Convoy, which confined of ti,
valuable merchantmen, 5400 hogtheads of fugar, be.
lids other articles, amounting in all to the enormous
fum of 400,0001.
A letter fram a Gentleman of refpeetability at
Batfaloe Creek, dated the zoth inn, to his friend in
this town, contains the following dinreffing intelli-
gence :
" By the fchooner Charlotte, Capt. 1411146111, who
arrived at Fort Erie yefterday, we are intormed, that
the whole town of Droit is totally confumed by fire ;
not a tingle houfe in town is left (landing. The fire
fire made its uppearance in a tiatpla near the centre
of the town, about nine o'clock in the morning ;...
and fuch was the rapidity of its ravages, that at twelve
not a tingle houfe remained. The citadel, which
was rather detached, and in which were the Barracks,
Officers' quarters, and Contradors Stores, was to-
tally confumed. Droit is the feat of Government of
the Michigen territory, and contained upwards of
300 houfes, built of wood in a comps& mender, and
above soon inhabitants.

The American Schooner Mary, Capt. Caw.,:,
from Jamaica, for Chatteflon, was captured on the
a2cl of June, off Cape St. Anthony, by a French
vateer, the Captain of which laid, he was determined
to capture all American. veffas from as enemy's
port, that had either a cargo or money on board.
BALTit4OIIII, JULY 4.—Arrived the fchooner Fan.
ny, Flamm twenty-two days from Martinique.—
On the morning of the s+th of June, pafTed the we&•
ward of Antigua, and taw a fleet apparently mer.
chantmen, under convoy t,f a large fhip of war, Rand
ing for Guadaloispe or Martinique, fuppofed the•
were veffels takes out of St. John's, Antigu.-
day before Captain Paiute& failed he was i
by a French officer, that the fleet had taken
of Antigua:

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