Star.
London, England, 1802-04-14 00:00:00

CO Al MARKET.

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Tyre is not the leaf alteration this dap evety
article felling at the fame price as mentioned in
this Paper of Monday ha.

Yeaerday, at noon, the Loan MAYOR fet the
affize of Bread, and having infpeited the Returns,
ordered the price to be reduced one affize and a
half, or three•pence in the peck loaf, to commence
on Thurfday next, when the price of the (blartern
Loaf will be sod.

The Baptifm of the new-born Son and Heir of
Lord SHEFFIELD IS to take place to-morrow even-
ing. The Prince and Princefs of WaLss are to be
the Sponforp • and from the circumftance of Lady
SHEFFIELD being one of the Ladies of the Bed-
chamber, her Royal Highnefs Bands in Perfon.—
The Ceremony is to be performed by the Bifhop
Of WINCHISTIII.

Lady GZOIEGIATA STANNOTI, the Earl of CHIC.
T tam LDS daughter, awl god-daughter to their
Majerriss, is about to receive a fuperb fervice of
plate, as a Royal prefent.
The Earl of Firs left town for Scotland, on
Sunday laft.
A Battalion of the Guards yefterday marched
for Windfor to relieve the Staffordfhire Militia,
about to march for their own County for the put-
?We of being difembodied.
The gallanc4ad, or Royal Highlanders, at pre-
fent at Winchefier barracks, are under preparation
to march to the North. Oh their way from Win-
chefter to London, they are to be infpeeted by his
MAJESTY on Wimbledon Common. The Regi-
ment, notwithftanding their heavy lofs, came home
near 100 ftrong ; they have difcharged as invalids,
who have palled Chelfea Board for the out-penfion,
' i 60, and will now march northward, to recruit, a
fine body, of Soo men, which are to be filled up,
in Scotland, to Soo rank and file.

Mr. SHAW- 'Mar Thin' from Barton on Tnefday
next, the aoth intl. at five-o'clock in the morning,
on the match againil time s which is to go from
Barton to London in twelve fucceifive hours, dif-
tance 170 miles, by any conveyance he may think
proper, except an air balloon. Confiderable bets
are depending fix to four in favour bf the per-
formance.

ENGLISH STATILOTTSIT.-Thirty-eighth day.
—No. t 3471, a prize 0rc001.—N05.3,6729 34,879,
24,296, prizes of sot—This morning No. 48,3:8
was drawn apprize of ao,oool.
A vefrel has arrived at Liverpool after a very
quick pafrage from Bolton. She brings Bolton pa
pers fo late as the t3th of March. At that time
the following interefting details had been received
of the arrival of the French at St. Domingo, and
the Rate of the colony. The Colombian Cooks! of
the isth gives the following 'account, on the an-
thority of Captain Roosts, of the brig Nell'', who
left Cape Francois on the 14th of February :

• A &Meta of the Preach, goodding of z fall *tithe line
and ii other Mpg whb about so,ooo men, arrived off the
Cap...what i!ipeeledwas were entered into by the Command-
ants on each lore. &to tams OR which the one party were
ac be permitted to boa, and the other to hold their liberty and
property. Daring Us& ere ndating's General Lacteac retitled
to recognize say roeh chandler as a Oeverootin the ifiand,
whore feadlias, it wae pretended by the Iladta•trna wanted to
permit him to land. Tide lap ilWahailner routed the furpi-
don of the Negroes, who pareoptedlyretufed to allow him to
land, and threatened to repel farce by Three.

(We now the rank. Ths accounts go on to fay),—• The
Negroes *red wither age, nor fez ; only one American, Mr.
Learbass. et Chmisikenoras bided; with ore hand the Black
Damns of fiangtitor *ere font holding op the writhing infant,
and Insidag Wks limbo with the (word in the other. Tilde
that Awl the [wad were preferred to witnefs more horrid
knee. Wog dragged by the Nqroes to their ftrong holds in
dheassumains. On the osoening alas stb, out of moo houfes,
sy only had efeaped ; and their tenenb, except a wretched few
.on baud Anserkan reeds, were not to be lien. All the
plantations of the emotive and once lionriating plain around
the Cape, for many miles, exhibited the fame tremendous ap-
pearanc6

"It was thought that Too sse tm T was hag. in the tovm' and
that be has withdrawn to the mountains, and is there at the
head of his army, in a patio* ftrong by nature and art, and
which be has for fame time been fortifying and rendering im-
preguible. To this ftroog Ohba be has retired with his
tresfury and his mymildons, and from it will make his murder-
ous exeurflons, and harafs the inhabitants. RJOAUD, his old
and implacabb rival, was with the French, and much was ex-
pelled from hikknowkdge of the Mind, and influence with its
inhaidtanta"

It is Rated that every maritime town in the ifland
had been burnt in the fame way, except Port Dau-
phin (now Port la Liberte), which was faved by
the vigour and rapidity of ROCHAMBIAII, who
commanded thedivilion which attacked it.

After the total evacuation of the Cape by the
Blacks, Captain ROGER was permitted by the
French Intendant to fail on the 14th February :
but no other vac's acre allowed to go.
Captain Room, however, in amendment of the
above Ratement, fays, that General Lscmc em-
ployed every meafure of conciliation and policy.
He imputes the burning and malfacre at the Cape
not to Cnatsvorma, TOUSSAINT'S fecond in com-
mand, but to the ungovernable fury of the blacks.
The following accounts we extra& from other
papers:

The Bofton Gazette of the isth of March fays—" Captain
Dans, from Poet Repubikaln, flutes, that the Negroes, in
evacuating that place, took a nuniber of Whites with them,
sub;ed tley issfeend as fen es they were est e the *web f the
French troop / As they retreated through the country they de-
-1 every thing in their way. Little reaftasoe was nude
ttle:French. Capt. D. reports, that previous to his failing,
intelligence had arrived there of the entire deftraftion of the
Port of Leoganc."
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A letter from Port Republicain of the 12th Fe.
bruary Rates, "That General BOUM,' had landed
there with four thoufand troops.—( It agrees as to
the arra of tht flag of truce fent on flume by the
General).—The Negroes, it is laid, made but
" fmall refiftance; they did not (laud their ground
above three hours." The letter concludes with
Paying, thatµ from the great force (the numbers
are pretty correct) already landed, and a fecond
divifion which is'hourly expeeed, we hope every
thing will be tranquil here in a &tut time."
It is Rated is a letter to a Member of Congrefs,
that 44 General TousSAter had completely thrown
off the auk by an indifcriminate malracre of all
the Whites who were to be found, and that he had
ordered an vinoes end itores to be removed to
die iateriot.