Star.
London, England, 1802-02-15 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

NANTES, Fra. 5.—By the Nymphe de la Met,
which came in two days ago from New York, pri
vate letters ha re been received, which contain the
following particulars relative to the Rate of St. Do-
mingo, in addition to thole in the American jour-
nals : Toosiens T Lou va ler tuts,in patting the plan.
tation called Lombard, havinglearnt that the white
manager was killed, ordered all the negroes upon
it to be fhot. In all the revolted diarias which
Ds !SALINE s marched through, he ordered the
overfeer and the domeflic negroes to be hot, and
decimated the labourirg negroes. According to
Tome accounts zoo, and according to others Soo
whites, in men, women, and children, were mot-
hered by the infurgcnts. The new connitution of
St. Domingo was made the pretext of this revolt,
and the negroes being perfuaded that Toussaint-
'minted to reflore flavery, took the refolntion of de-
firoying all the white inhabitants. Our fquadron,
and the troops it has on board, were expected there
with the moft general anxiety ; as in the prefent
ftate of things their arrival would produce the com-
plete reiloration of order.
The accounts from Saint Marc, Port an Prince,
Baradaires, and other places in the Weft, dated in
Oftober, and fome even in November, (late that
in confequence of the activity and energy of Toys-
SAINT, all was perfeCtly tranquil in thofe quarters.
At Saint Marc cultivation was in the moll prornif-
ing Rate. The only thing complained of was a
great drought, which, having continued for two
months, obliged them to water the lands, to fupply
the want of rain.

BRUSSELS, Fs s. 6.—Letters from the Hague
affert, in a pofitive manner, that the arrangement
which has been for tome time negociating at Ber-
lin, between the Batavian Government and the
PRINCE of Ozaxot, relative to the Indemnity of
the latter for the lots of his private property in
Holland, has been definitively concluded and
fignedothrough the mediation of France and Pruf-
Ea. The particular difpofitions of this arrange-
ment are not known; it is generally reported, how-
ever, that the Indemnity of the Houfe of Orange
is fixed at the furn of 8,000,000 of Dutch florins.
&mum, Jaw. tB.—No doubt is entertained
here that the Porte will punifh the affaffination of
the Pacha. The people on the frontiers have the
greaten contempt for the rebels, and all kind of
communication with them is ftriFtly prohibited.—
Thefe rebels are in a fiate of the utmoft anxiety,
with poniards and piftols conftantly in their hands.
They have caufed the inhabitants to fign a fort of
apology for their conduit, but this will not render
them Tecure—they every moment expel to be at-
tacked. The fon of the deccafcd Pacha is already
approaching the place at the head of 16,000 men,
and waits, to begin his operations, for a reinforce-
ment of ix,ooo more who have arrived on the
eaftern frontiers of Servia.

NAnss, JAL 5.—The Ruffian frigates fill
wait in this port to take on board the Itiiirido
troops, which occupy our forts, and which are
defines! for Malta. Betides thee troops, we have
here Bor 000 national troops. The whole Nea-
politan army will receive a white uniform, like
that of Aufria.

The Ruffians are fo much feared by the Cala-
brefe and Lazaroni, that the appearance of one
of them will put an end to all quarrels and chi-
putes among the latter.
The day before yellerday an American frigat;,
of ao guns, arrived here: it blockaded the port of
Tunis tor fe•eral months, and has come hither to
repair the damages it fultained.
JAN. 13.—Cardinal Capece Zurin,
Archbilhop of N.tplcs, died lately in that city, at
the age of ys years.

HAINISURGII. Jaw. 27..---It ii raid here, that the
General Chapter of the Order of Malta intend to
appoint the eidevald Prince deComDS, or•theßaron
de HACKS, Grand Mailer of the Order.

According to one of our Gazettes, his Berras-
NIC MAJESTY has made known to the Courts of
Germany, that with refpeet to the affairs of the
Indemnities, he willies to preferve Ofnaburg, and
believes alfo he has a right to form pretenfions to
Hildelheim and Corvey.
RATISSOS, JAX.27 —The Negociations between
France, Anftria and Praia, relative to the In-
demnities and iecularizations, appear to be fo
far advanced, th it their termination may be con-
fidently looked forward to. The Diet is at pre-
fent inaCtive, in confequence of the abfence of the
Miniders of Vienna and Berlin; many others are
alto Arent, whilft thofe of the Ecclefiaflical Prin-
ces are unquiet and without mcans ; but it is not
true that the Diet will be removed to Schwinfurt,
as fomc Gazettes have dated.