Star.
London, England, 1802-08-13 00:00:00

LOA, DON.

FP !DAY, AUGUST 13.
raicr OF STO;lis tY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Ccrt ConN, 60;!. —cir.'eced 7c! 69a 69.
At.ws per Cud to.—C;i.l rrr: C.
- S',;l

This moining we received tome Yrcne!) Jour-
nals, in addition to thole which came to Ihtnd ycf-
terdAy. They do rot coin_ down later, but we
have been able to f:lea a .;:vv articles from them.

The French attack t:pon the liberty of the Eng-
lily Pte , u;.i..!1 we yeft2rdr.y lai.! heir: our
s. is of gen:zral ecnve:•fation. The
fpecies of logic, exhil)itz..! in the concluding para-
graph, amufes more than any other part of the
produclion—cither the Englilli Government au-
th,,ir,:s and tolerates, or cannot prevent the ani.
rnadverftons of the press:—in the former cafe, its
contlaCt is unworthy rf the Britifh character (ge-
nerc!it)) ; in the latter it maybe told, that there
b no G:.vernmnt wherever there are no means of
rcp.ifring al'aflination and calumny !
All the infamous crimes charged upon this
eonrtry in the article alluded to, befides the wort'
uf the hfl, ~freeprefi, were forced into the fert•ice
to 1e,,,1 to this winding up.
NVilat has fie.: difcitilion to do with affaflination
end caltirray Th,:y may he fynonimous in
Fran,e, and tee Irtvt. had Minillers who by their
con.h,Et teemed inclined to make them In here.—
Put the vet y glory of our Cnuaitution is that a
free prefs is aential to it, and infeparable from
it. One wonld intaz.-,ire the Direllor cf the No-
vi .ur never law any rf our oppolition Papers,
vt:4;slt ar.imadvert on the :lets of our own
C N.:stall-A.:, that i; if our own Minillers, or it

vottli nev:r ertert-d into his mind to think
it 11-flib!, f.Jr .hem tr, cv:trthrow this Palladium

of E-,!i:h Lib::ty. hive no Govcrnmeni7ftlch

as Fr a,:c:z now b,)afis itiiit to pairs ;—and what
is more, the pcople rf tbk country would not
futTer any man, let of mmn upon earth to lubjea
them to flch a Covcrm.:ent.

FARIS, A UGSVT 9.—On the 4th of the month
letters w ere icceived at Nantes fi om St. Domingo,
b:.• a veff.l which left the Cape on the 26th of
P.:7'x. At that rerind the ColoP.y feemed to be
flare of retire% tranquillity. l'he C.mmander
in C?.;.f had cauJed the new conflitution for St.
D.-.rniogn to be pt.bliflied; he execution of which,
however, had hetn Upended, in regard to fume
article., as I:,ig tiv.• Colony (hail remain in a

Mar; of war : a decree ilTaed on that fubjca deter-
:he excepti7m rer.,:cred neceffAry by the
prefenr circnrnfianecs. Py another decree of Ge-
neral LECLEI(C, the div:fian of the French part of
the iflAnd into Mparinznts, Q2arters, And Com-
ninnes, is fixed as follows :

Department of the North, the chief place of
which is the C.tpe Town, comprehends fix quar-
ters, viz. Fort Liberte, Limonade, the Cape, le
Port-de.Paix,ani the Mole Saint Nicholas.
Department of the \Weft comprehends the
triii.tcrs of Port Republicain, which is the chi. .f
place die Department, St. Marc, Leogane, and
The Department of the South comprehends
the quarter of des Cayes, Saint Louis die chief
place of the Dcpartmen:, P.tit Trou, Jeremie,
and
In the beginning of MAldor a frigate and cor-
vette ar:ived at the having opt board a
thoitfan.l nwn, who were, it is fail, to h.: follow-
e.. (.ot)r) more.
His H tt.tvtss haviii,-; font the p.dlem to M.
CA`-CAC • s, Archhiarols of It •itien, that Prelate
craw t r tee.:lve it from Ole hand, of his Eminence
th.: Car:bind !..er.i!e. This reren...ny took place
ti.is ty, in t'.•.c of the Legation.
Leiters chffed July 26, rays the
Deese of the lm.terial Cvmniiilion in regard to
the i is as fo1lows:
03 the iia7t iT his 711.ijs.11y the Emperor of the
Romans, rkANt3s 11. our mof gi acions Sove-
reign, tr, 0.16 ill`lfltiCiUSCclinftllors, Envoys, and
Min: len of the Eltaar., Nil:Ts, and States of .
C.v. II iy ito/nAli e, at the general Diet:
o!,jea of the Cr,;A:firai, molt
i'l.h.r.itt•A on the id of 0,1.. her to his Imperial
M and ratifi.d by him on the 7th-of No-
vern'irr l.t l year, was to fix and determine, in a •
NT( manner, the mode of the co operation of .
the t.f. the Emphe its conic.leting the peace.
Mr.fricilt is a:rived the extraordinary
n u.l the En Tire. nominated conaitu
ti, ao4 elf CI .1 'Ting to the forms ufual at the
of the ;;:et, and approved by his
k to meet for accompliilM:g that impor-
tant t,bj-t:1, and by a fit optilous fulfillment of the
LiNorions imptited tip-in it, to:n.lte a proper
: .r ti particular confiance which the Env.
1,,r0t and the Empire have placid in its enlight.
tacit witdom and patti•ailn. His Imperial Ma-
jell.., then fore, ie virtue of the authority which
to I.i.n a. SuprL roe Head of the Empire.l
_ _

orti,_:A, th.it ,/,... Start, w'..;,11 are to form the fA;d
it,Apuuticn fh4ll, as tun as poilible, fend their
pat,.

Sub-delegates to the Imperial City of Ratitbon,
which has been contidered, in concert with the
French Government, as the null convenient
place for holding the Congren:, and that the
fuil powers with which the ftid :'.potation mull;
be ital.:flied by the empire, for deF.nitively let-
tling and terminating the work of peace, be
awed agreoably to the Co: h./i;n ahoy: mention-
ed, ratified by his MAJESTY, and fubmitted ac-
cor.itng to triage to the Imperial Sant-lion. In
confequence of there difpolltions, his I:IPERIAL
[ MAJESTY has already given the ntoi precife orders
to Counfellor SCHesur, noininatcd by him in his
quality as a Rate of the Empire, Electoral Sub-
delegate of Boin:ntia, to repair without delay from
Paris to Ratifoon, and in his quality of Supreme
Head of the empire, has appointed as his Mini tler
Plenipotentiary to the laid Congrefs, the Baron de
H um"-, Privy Counfellor and Imperial Commif-
firmer to the General Diet.

This decree was difpatched on the 13d to Ratif-
bon. Baron de HUGEL will receive his inftruelions
forthwith, and M. dc Scuaeur, who is at Paris,
will find his at Ratifbon, when he arrives in that
city.

The Q./sEn of NAPLES will depart on the 28th.
Our Sovereigns will accompany her MAJESTY as
far as Neufladt, from which they will repair to
Luxmhourg. They will remain there till the be-
ginning of Auguil, and then proceed to the waters
of 13a dm.

His Royal Highnefs the Archduke JOHN pre-
fided in the Conned of War on the 2111 for the firli
time. M. de SAUER, Aulic Secretary, is to be ap-
pointed a Counfellor of that department.
Letters from Hildeiheim, dated July 30, fay,
tile Priam troops have already arrived in our
territory ; a fquadron of the hulTars of L'Eflocq
will ellablifh itfelf this day in the bailiwick of
Schladen. The other troops will arriveinfucceffion,
and on the 3d of next month will take polfeffion
of this refidcnce. The Hanoverian garrifon will
evacuate it to-morrow, and will retire to Celle.—
His Highnefs the Prince Bifhop will remain here
three days more ; it appears that he wifhes to wait
for the arrival of Count de SCH ULF MROU RG. The
town of Gollar will not be occupied by Pruffian
troops ; it i prefumed that the King has ceded it
to the Hoofe of Brunfwick-Lunebourg, by the
territories of which it is almolt furrounded. It
appears certain that the Princes to be indemnified
will not wait for the refult of the labours of the
Deputation, to occupy the countries which have
fallen to them. This occupation muff be effefted
within the term of is days."
Letters <tom Conflantinople, dated June : ;, fay,
"Troops are continually ariving in this city from
Afia and the European provinces. After a (lon
rcpofe they arc difpatched to join the army of the
Captain Pacha;which, by thefelucce :live reitdorce-
ments, will be one of the molt numerous that the
Ottoman empire ever had in the field. The march-
ing of this army feems to have intimidated Pess-
WAN Oc LOU ; he has rropofed to the Porte an ami-
cable arrangement; but the latter, being unwil-
ling to treat with a rebel, has thought it beneath
its dignity to return an anfwer. It is well known
that this Pacha has not derived from his incurfion
into Wallachia all the advantages he expelled;
the provifions which he found there are far from
being fufficient to fupply the wants of his troops.
PASSWAN Oceou had fent fome time ago a de-
tachment with confiderable fums of money to
purchafe falt, but this detachment fell into the
hands of the Paella of Ibrail, who feized on the
money, and put the troops to the (word.

Lail night there were great rejoicings in every
part of the town, on account of the PRINCE of
WA t Es's Birth day. His Royal Highnef's tradef-
men had their houfes fplendidly illuminated, and
several of them let off rockets and other fire works.
To giatify the prevailing mile for Experiments in
Aeroflation, feveral fmall fire balli.c.ns were fa up;
they rofe in the molt majeflic file, but did not ex-
plode ; they went to a great height, then leffened
by degrees, feemed far force time like fiats, and
at lati wholly difippenred. There was a confider-
able crowd in the area, hut nothing whatever
took place in any degree diforderly.
Mr. Fox, who landed at Calais about a week
ago, did not proceed to Paris as was expelted. It
appears that before he vifits that capital, he pro-
pofes to Ipend fume days at Amfterdam, and to
repair afterwards to the Spa.
Madame Rsc&MIER is returned to Paris from
Spa.

Ycfterday the Duchefs of GORDON and Lady
Groso INA, accompanied by Lord Iliac uttillitOßE
AM' Lord FRADERiCIC MONTAGUE, fet off on their
w:ty to Spa, where they will pars the autumn.—
This day they dine at Walmer, with Mr. Purr.
Baronefs NAGEL and her family failed for Hal-
land, from Harwich, a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmsr and family, with three or
four others who had been liberated from Fort
George, failed from Hamburgh for Amlierdam,
where they arrived on the tit init. after a tedious
paa'age of 20 days, and were only waiting for pair=
ports to proceed to Paris.
M. de CALONNE arrived yeilertlay from Paris,
to which place he returns in a few days.
Lord Mins* returned to town on Wednefday
evening from Scotland, where he has been to pay
a vint to Mom

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST to.

Arrived his isldjelly's fhip Rosati°, of 2ognns;
the PFTER ELL, of 16 guns; the HIND, ALLAN,
and Acriv E. cutters, KINSMAN, all from a cruife
againa the fmugglers. The HIND has captured
and fent into Looe a fmuggling velfel, having on
hoard 400 ankers of ffirits : the Amyx has alfo
taken two boats having on board 300 ankers.—
Arrived alfo the French hrig les deux Amis, Capt.
Imsrf.r, with fait, from Buurgneuf, for a market;
the (hip Severn, Capt. WASON, from London for
Antigua ; and the American brig John, Captain
APPLETON, from Cowes for Charlefton the two
lad failed again this day, as did the following vef-
fels—Amcrican (hip Fabius, FAR R E LL, for Charlet-
,
ton ; Engli(h (hips, Weymouth, WELLDON ; Diana,
BRITTON ; and Flora, EwEas, for Smyrna; Wil-
liam, SMYTH, for Madeira and Martinique ; Ze-;
phyr, FOREMAN, for Leghorn ; Duke of York,
Caoccom, for Britton' ; and the following Packets,
viz.—Prince of Wales, TODD, with the Mail of
the 3d Lift. for Lifbon; Q2cen Charlotte, Mu DC 6,
with ditto of the 4th inft. for J:Anaica ; and the
Lord Charles Spencer, COAT ESWORT 14, with ditto
for New York and Halifax: the King George
packet will fail on Saturday next with the Mail of
the loth init. for Lifbon.

Pairengers by the Jamaica packet Queen Char-
lotte, General BfiRESFORD and fervants ; ditto by
the Prince of \Vales packet for Lifbon, the Lady
and family of the Ambaffaclor of the Dutch Re-
public to the Court of Portugal.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST s[.

Arrived the ROSPA nr, of 16 guns, Capt. MotTN-
SkY, horn a cruife ; the BOIDELAIS, of 24 guns,
Capt. HAYES, from Jamaica.
The GENEK FLUX, of 74 guns, Capt. BERKLEY,
was this day paid off, and laid up in ordinary.

DEAL, AUGUST n.

Yederday morning put into the Downs, by con-
trary winds, the natavian frigate Maria Reygerf.
berg, commanded by Capt. J. B. LoMaAa, bound
to the Ealt Indies._ _ _

The above (hip failed from the Texel, the sth
init. in company with the following fhipb of war,
to the like deftination :
Ships Guns Commanders.
Pluto • - 68 Admiral S. Dt/111.
Bato - - 74. Capt. J. CL/moist
COIII111:111 - 68 B. ZECOCRS
Spiun - - 14 —H. SVCA RN A
Vlieg - - 11 ACIIIIIIOI/T.
The following Dutch men of v. ar are now in the
North Sta, bound to the I Indict. :

Pi oferpina - 32 Capt. TILESLODO
Kenn HAMAD/ . p Bus 4AN
Pallas - - 32 HOLLAND
Ipomcnus - 14 WWI G
Serpent ((chomp:o E Lieut. Huts •
Rote (cutter) - 11 Dirie;22oo22.

FROM 1.1 OYD's LIST.

DEAL, Aucorr la.—Came down the Jaloufe floop of war.
—Wind S. W.

(a.'y eseNn, AnGt/S r 3.—Pan-404 the B: Itannla,Thomp-
fun, from Oti.bcc ; Stanley, Chiver4, from Nevin; Tufty-,
fron. Archangel; Philli', Smith, from Antigua; Bri-
tannia, Dalrymple; and Hope, Boyle;, from Granada; Samuel
and Janc, Blake, fi um St. Martin', ; Diana, Allan, from Gib-
raltar; Ag-poo a, Feffett, fror Malta; Maria, --; and
Regina, Meyer. from Hamburgh ; F,rah, Watts ; and Hopc,
Cooke, front Pete. Iburgh.—Sall..l the Maria, Helder, for
!vladeira ; Galen, Hinckley ; and rvEnerva, Barber, for Solon;
Ruby, —. for Hamburgh; PatzwwaLlt, Thomas, for New-
foundbud ; Admiral Iron, --, fur Cork ; Horizon, Mat-
non ; and the Cbifhohn, for har:eftou.