Star.
London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

DEALatINIt zp..-.Arrived and failed fur the River, the
Prince, naafi, from Grenade; Atlas, Nicolas's, from
Barbadoes : Experiment, FRITH, from Antigua; Regulus,
Ranzote, from Drnecrara; Lady Jane Halliday. Ross, from
Muntferratt; Ann and F.Uxa, 100 s ; end Coverdaile,
:UL!,from the Weft Indies; Ned Malcolm, en
, Isolate, from Jamaica. Wind S. W. blows bard.
GRATRitIID, JUNe I_9o—Palred by, the London, GOLD-
FINCH, from Jamaica; Britannia, Rosins, from Waterford;
Ayr, S , from Cbarante ; and ColinnyoUte,
from Martin imic.—Saided the Garlsod. tf sdn, for Ham•
burgh; Adventure, —, for Leghorn; Dorothea, SASLOW,
for Rouen; and the Jong fur St. Vallery.

American Papers up to the zd of June have
been received.

The Governor of Georgia iffueda Pmerimation
calling an extraordinary meeting of the Legitha-
Lure of that State on the toth, to -take into confi.
deration matters of importance. 'They are fup-
pofed to relate to the celfion of the Miffiflippi ter-
ritory to France.

Capt. ALLEN, who arrived at Wilmington. on
the aSth ult. from Cape Francois, Rates, that the
dal before his departure General ToussslNT ar.
rived at the Cape, and the morning on which to
failed there was a general rejoicing on account of.
the peace made with that General, who could
hold out no longer, his ammunition and provifions
being entirely expended, and the principal part of
his troops having deferted, and turned their arms •
againß him.—He Gays alfo, that there gill remains
in the Mountains a confiderabk number of the
Congo Negroes, who are determined not to come
under the fubjedion of the Whites.
In the Lower Counties of North Carolina, the
are much alarmed at the conduit of the
s. Nightly patroles of boric and foot are
kept up; and numbers of thefe deluded wretches
are in confinement. Several have been tried and
executed.

A letter from Cape Francois, under date of the
29th of April, to a gentleman in Philadelphia.
lays, 14 A rumour is now very prevalent, that
Toussaint. has been thot in the [boulder, and has
died of the wound."
On the 16th of May, a Tenet arrived at Balti-
' more, in eighteen days from Cape Francois. The •
terms of the capitulation were not known whep
the failed. She left at the Cape three French 74's
and three frigates.
The following paragraph; relating to an event
which has occafiosed a contiderable expreffion of
forrow, we copy from The New Toni Commercial
efelverifferi of the 27th ult.: " It is with much re-
gt:ct we announce to the public tbc death of Mrs.
MARTHA WASHINGTON, relitt of the great and
good Prefident WASHINGTON. Her deceate took
place on Saturday loft. at Mount Vernon. The
death of this eftimable woman mull ftrongly recal
to the recolleftion of every true American the
many amiable qualities which marked her charac-
ter through the revolutionary war, and through
the halcyon days of the fira eight years' admini...
oration of the federal government, The worthy
confort of thefirft of smem—.4lie [hared his anxieties
—the foothed his cares—the conciliated for hip;
and for herfelf the ;illations of her country. and
has left a name that will be refpeded and beloved
by the Citizens of there States, while fuperior ex-
cellence continues to command their approbation
and efteem."
Doninica.—V4 are favoured with the follow.
ing copy of General Orders, aired by the Com?
mander to Chief of his Majelty's forces at Mans-
nique, relative to the late mutiny of the fide Wet
India Regiment at Dominica.
GENERAL ORDERS. •
Adjutant-General's Office, Fort-Royal,
Martinique, April 27, ans.
The Commander 'in Chief has been under the peccary e 7
performinimpsinful duty, that of ordeting the emotion of
(curd mutinous at the Bth Welt India Regiment.
This unfortunate event will not induce him, in the (masa
degree, to raped the fidelity of the other Weft India regimeuts
he will not confound the innocent with the guilty ; and he fis-
cerely hopes that no pedal will be fo unjelt as Ledo fa.
This mutiny is to him no cede of approhatfion that other
regiments will fallow the exunple ; he, 04 the contrary, be-
lieves, that the foldiers of the Weft 'lndia regiments wit', as
well as thofe Of other regiments, confider with abhorrence the
crud murders committed by fame et the Bth Welt ladle regi.
meat. . •

The rft Weft India regiment is in Fort Edward, and the only
troops in the town of Fort Royal, where the Commander in
Chief Mitres, are detaeihnents from the 4th and tOth Weft-
India relliglunis I thee three corps &nigh the guard on his
quarters: he does not intend to make any alteration, but will
continue firiounded and guarded by there troops, the
molt entire confidence in dick fidelity and good conduet.
Should a change of drama ltances occadon his again going on
(device in this cosily, he will take under his command as
many Weft India Regiments as the nature of the (entice will
admit It has been Laid that a report was fpread amoogft the
(Adler. of the Sth Welt India regiment that they were to be
fold as naves; If any tuelt report has been circulated in the Bth;
or any other Welk India regiment, by evil minded perfons, the
Commander in Chief affures the (*ldlers of thole regiments that
the report is entirely without foundation, no Each thing either
will or can happen but his Excellency does not mean to ex-
tend this affuranee to mutineers and murderers.
He will protect and encourage fueh men ache Bth Weft In.
dig regiment, as Rail appear not to have joined in the mutiny.
This order to be read at lead three times to every Weft India
regiment ; the officers of thok regiments will ufe their uunoft
endeavours to make themen underftand the purport of it.
' The Commander in Chief is Weill fendble of the Merit, ad'
die pimps and effeaqual inesfures adopted by Bripdiee-Go-
nerd Joh:dose, to (uppish the botrnudny.
' • The very favourable repel maBe4loy Brigadier-General John-
lbw. of the good conduft. seal, and [perk of the aftl.r nod
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