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.004.11‘isilba• of War and Mating; Pedoe,
Ostend Cdailibidleet elle id Diviaitte of de Wilt;
, TullosilleadialPenl" et ,Solutes;:) Adjutant
ammisaist thl lie ape; Markpoi Verret-Laerolt. E.
V. Mime. MOWN General; Colonels • Pilacottate,
lleaereptelle, Oasis; Picodonas, Latairrer San
Mawr. Deardet, Terr:he Moats, sad ;
chefs de Nalieldet4 Adam. Oidet, Babes, Banda
Apart, Pretled4al4eareiles illdierteCiteesuat Selert'
Leireoe, Lellomeare Seßtelb," L'Evetple,•Daieeneye at. •
read. Clemilia, triads.; Citetwalo,Cosetniffary of War;.
Inhere, Gillee (teal), aim Loogurs. AQkr, Peroal, Rae-
du, Woad, Beebeasjan Loots Dominique, jean Philippe,
Joao Piave. Betty, Mae* tenMisit, Formoe, %piaci
Sava* Sipe. ie Leameatiet; Nitaing. LAnAtie, be-
. • nee. Gardel. Savoie, Rani, Lereadre, Deitouebes, dour.
etas, ilabrittin, Ville Liberal, dc: followed by a great
• nonster of ilAiateres.
PROCLAheATiOre.
I' Am harraide missy curdled a long
=es and the ahoy, 'has at beg. *la
and excited them, by a hloyetient
" 'aids that preedneed iti.to rife in a mats, in 011/4
dar:twesppla kpowerfnl bneadary agains the tannin
4104 t 1 them.
" A plot, framed in filmic and reßealen, was
upon the point of execution ; men capable of think-
ing—there men capable of making the fublime prin.
ciples of true liberty finally triumphant—men who
were even the defenders of that liberty, were to tit:
appear for ever. A rapid Rep towards its total fub-
verlion had already appalled the moft indifferent ;
every thing teemed to announce, that we were ap-
proaching the moment when we were to fee all the
former fcenes of horror and profcription renewed—
thofe dungeons, gibbets, faggots, drowning., of
which we were the forrowful and 'unhappy viainss,
under the iniquitous Governments of Rocha:beau,
the Darbois, the Ferrands, Berger:, &c. &c.
Left affected by the happinefs of the people than
greedy to emelt riches,'the Chief of the Govern-
ment unjultly defpoiled thoufands of families of
their property, and who are at this moment reduced
to the utmoß mifery, under the apparent pretext that
they could not jullify the titles to their property, but
in fad, to augment his own domains. Is it not incon-
teltible, after enjoying an eflate ten, twenty, or thirty
years, that one ought to be admitted asthe real pro.
prietor ? Delfalines was not ignorant of this ; but
had perfuaded himfelf, that even his fellow citizens
bad loft their titles in the late difturbances. He
willed to avail himfelf of this to fatisfy his cupidity.
—Some little farmers were hurried away from their
dwellings, and fent, without regard to age or fez, to
the plantations to which they formerly belonged. If
any particular fituation, or any view of the general
interelk, could authorize that meafure which appears
to have been adopted by preceding Governments; at
kelt it would have been btu la dice to have granted an
indemnification to thole againit whom it was era-
cifid.
" Commerce, the fource of plenty and, Orocperity
to States, languiffied in an apathy under this igno-
rant man, the chief caufes of which were the vexa-
does and the horrors exercifed upon Rrangers
Cargoes violently feized, bargains broken as foon as
they were contraded, baniffied far from our ports
the [hips of all countries. The affaflination of 'rho-
nas Thuat, an Englifh merchant, who had long re-
filled in the country, where he was refpetted on ac-
count of his blamclefs condo& and his virtues,
excited metal indignation ; and why was he miff-.
deed 1 Moans Thuat was rich : this was his role
crime. The Haytian merchants were not better
treated. The advantages which it was affelted to
allow them, were only calculated upon the profits
which it was expeEted to extrad from them.
0 Always forayed by his vicious difponien, the
Chief of the Government, in his lett tour, diforga;
nixed the army. His cruel avarice fuggetted to him
the idea to transfer the troops of one corps to another-,
for the purpofe of bringing them nearer to their na.-1
tive place, in order that they *mold require no rub,
fißence, although he exafted from them the mot.
affidnous fervice. The foldier was deprived of his I
pay, of his fubfiHence, and appeared evety where
almolt naked ; while the public treafure furnithed,
in profufion, annual llipends of zo,ooo dollars to each
of his miareffes, of which he kept twenty at lean, to
fupport their boundlefs extravagance, which was both
a difgrace to the Government and an infult to the
general miler y.
0 The laws were not more refpeiled. A Confti-
tution was framed by order of the Emperor, folely
for the advancement of his private intereßs, diEtated
by caprice and ignorance, put into form by his Sc.,
cretar its, and publiffied in the name of the Generals
of the Army, who nor only never approved or Ggnod
this mifshapen and ridiculous document, bolt never
had the lealt knowledge of it until it was publiffied
and promulgated. The regulating laws, formed.
without plan or combination, and rather with the
intention of fatisfying a patlion than regulating the
in:Areas of the inhabitants, were always violated and I
trodden un4r foot by the Monarch himfelf. No '
protefting flat ute fhielded the people from the bark-
ritT of the Sovereign—his fupreme pleafure fent a
citizen to death, and none of his friends or relatives
could tell why. No refiraint, in fait, arrefted the
ferosioufnefs of this tyre thirfting for the blood of
Ins fellows—no reprefentations had nay effea upon.
.his ravage heart, not even the entreaties of his. &cilia:•
ilk wife, whore excellent quartiles we el) admire.
so The Minißers, whole duties were defined by the
,Conititution, if that. AR can be amid, could ne-
ver am& it for she-happinefs of the ,
and eeprefentations were always
turejeaed with difdain. Their.zad public
good in general, and that tithe aray putkular.
.was always, of courfet rendered indlea;al.
46 Cultivation, that fird.braneb of, hid
vats wealth, *as ba Mx:050.40d "-
the Chief enljr tended Asi
trraphussers. Was it will, in Alai
tion the handieiblett •
pole oftioneeefferily slumber t.,
Who watt 'wither Ohl, cloth. , .nor .fobfilled,
the army waibefoign arelPellable footi
it 6* c;i4lcit 1.24 Illergekieg lush

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rinsain unpunifhed. 1
of the odious yoke widdl he
,re-affamed their -re and lbw
one great fpostaneens. effort, have
we have burn one Asks& &Mims
..t and clothed. Lehmann, you will
Proprietors, you will be fecund in the
Tour °Rate!. A wife Coisaitutios will
... rights and duties of all,
si Until the moment fall arrive when we thall be
able to efiablifh it, we declare, that .cuncord, bro
therhood, and friendly immature, being the founds
gloss of .our union, we will neverlay down our arms
obt-e we (hall have flruck d sea the treeof our davery
end debafensent, and placed at the head of the Go.
vernusent a min whcfe courage find virtues we twee
long.Ferpeeed, and who, like us, hit beets the objea
Of the intuits of the tyrent. The people and the ar..
•niy, Ithofe voice we :fpeak, proclaim General Henry
Chriftophe Proaifinnal of the- Government of
Hayti, until the COnaitution (hall have definitively
conferred on him that auguft title.• •
Signed by Geese, Parton, &c.

-FOREIGN INTEI,LidicriCE: •
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r • •• • • FRANKFORT ON THZ ODER, NOV..so. •
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Since the armies of the French and their allies
have fpread further in Pruett, Poland, and
accounts of their operations are Ids &smelted.
send: snore imperfett than before. We only know,
fiat the fame good fortune as berme continues to
attend the French aflss, and to which we may now
add the following particulars. • The public.fprit in
Poland continues to =reale. All who can obtain
arms, thew thendelves. There are tcsooo men, ca•
vary and infantry, already between Pofen and Le- '
ntyk, completely armed.
Marlhal Lafnes advanced towards Thorn on the
right bank of the Viitula on the 2111; and Martial
Augereau has given orders to attack Colberg, and
tht fort of Dant:it, which is not yet in the hands of
the French.

, PARLIAWNTARr PRaCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31.

The Marquis We*Sq. do Earl of Tankemifie, Earl Nelton
Lard Vircount Carleton, Lards Olaftanbury and Boringdon, took
the Oaths and their Seats.
The Committee of Privileges were appointed to mot on the
i 6th of January, to taktinto confitlemtion the Petition of Charles
lore MU, Efq. claiming the Ramey of Howard do Walden.
Mr. Jon NSTOSIt. from the Office of Chief Secretary for Inked,
pretested the gad Report of the Commiffioners of Amami be
Ireland; which wasordereLto Me ontlfe table, and to be pellaolol
Mr. berryste, from the Treafury, and from the comeig:
Bonen of Whims in ilietiod, peefoted an account of ftessiticol
and Praniumspold for toiaghT ft& to-the Cities of Louise gad
Weitminfter, and an account of Ships fitted out from the of
Scotland, for Davis's Straits Ike.; which wee Ordered to lb ma i
the table.
' Mr. HOBHOUSE and forret mks Members of the Heide et
1 Common brotfght up a Bill fur Imam prpesail are Ad of thit
od of Ids prefers Maiefty, for the further Randadon of the trials ,
of controverted Elettion ; which was read a OM time.
' On the motion of Lord WALSDIGHAM,it saes ordered, that I
no Petitions for Private Bills ihould be received after the syth ofl
February next ; nor any repasts of the lodges refpaitiog Private
bills, fuNequent to the tuft day after the gaiter Rocefs.—Ad-
jourded dB to-eiemoir (this duty).
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HOUSE OE COMMOliel.
. Mr. M4roao from the Trolley. lerougitt up an meow* of
the amount of the Bounties paid left year mbar, brat& up to
the ports of London and Weftroiefter.
of
Mr. MIT/)RD alto brought alp is ammo of the Expecees 1
the Civil Lift in Scotland fur the years aot tSoz, ace. 5104,
rand doe ;as alto .of the quantity of corn, grain, and flour, int- I
gated into Scotland from Ireland airing tpe courfe of the left
year, and of the bounties paid on the expoitation of corn and gra*
! front Scotland to Ireland, as well att from Ireland to Scotland : be'
alto brought up an account of the number of drips employed in the'
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Whale Finlay off the coaft of Greenland, Newfouname sad he
Davis.. Straights.
Mr. JOISIISTONI, from the Treafury of Ireland, brought spl
the 3rd Report of the Couuniffirmers for Public Accounts in that
country. . .
Mr. PARNELL moved for an account of the rums levied by
prefousenu by the Grand Juries of the fevers' counties in Ireland
for the latt four yors.diftingulibbig each year ; and ado the Coun-
ties and Affixes at which fuck buss were preened and levied, and
alto diftinguifidog the foss levied an account of the Militia. He
alfo moved for an account of the rate per acre of Each Prefentments •
on each coumplatiffirthe the Laid perisd.—Thek Accounts were
accordinglyordered.' : "
Mr. FEI.LOWES (after requefting.that the refolution of the
Houfc on the Bth of July hit, &could be read, which was.read sc.
co~f) moved, that there amid he laid !oleo the Houk a
Off aloe return which was ordered to be made to the Privy
Comm. by the Arebbifteps, Eillsops, Deans, and Prebendaries,
Alf ~rebirth. chapel. or litenkd place of waribip within their
-a re dieeefas or prebends; as al& the Dames of the per one
appestat° Akins thereat who had net relickd thereat during
the talk jar; sad alto of the number of bole* is their refpettive
dlocties or prebande appropriated to *spew* of divine service,
but natal's' ylionfed. Mr. Venoms AMA from the words of
the Mr do M glair. in she laft year. that it was at
that time biotin) of Parnausentibse the fate* amid come
beforeVae eoulidsation of the Leglitseure,* early in the peddle
S.••••• The rellotadia was unassigned, agreed to.
ATetiema,boombisaktg of an undue **lion for the borough of
iliiirapstriet, and a =fa Petition from the fitting Member, were
maimed to be taken into eonlideratlon on Therfday, the Rath at.
?thrum. A Petition from the borough of 1.1 rd washed for
Tuefday, the t7lll. •
I" thrthe modes of Mr. VANSITTAIT, an amount was or.
Afraid* ember et Eashonsovallie Illbedpuoisaas to the vote
of harmer for raifing the lam of to thin for the feerhx of
Oremßritain, which were Pow otattaading and ligoonided for.
COSIMITTEIt Or WAYS' AID MIAMI.
Oh the motion of Mr. YANSITTART, the Hook
nib' vgd itfelf into a Collaittiiii of Way. and Means.
Mr. VANSITTART moved, that the duties ou ,
Malt now fubfilling &add be renewed for another
year. He alto moved for a renewal of the duties
upo
,Penfions and Places; and the continuance of
t the In upon Sugar ias alto of the Excife duties
a
on coo and Snuff.
T Committee agreed to there, refolutions, ahiefi
were aldered to be reported toimorrow.
- . LEATIIBII TRAWL
Lord TEMPLE broupbt ins Bill for indemnifying
thofa perfbns, Iwbo, -by. the Ad of the sd of King
James I. mese liable to rabies for restating Oak '
Bark.; alto for repealing that part of the Statute of '
-;1% made ' liable to fuels penal.
vg
bat the time of
Bing antes, it was fup.
Trade, that perfons i
of telling t again,
trade, this pea Lice
' to be injurious..
and ordered • to be

of the .chwat a the
'Ain. year, sa alto
I that be Amid more
*lollop* as Tlbirf-
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governed...until we have approved of it could no longer r
0 obey it ; and until, conforms* to day the army, fired ol
tient warrioro re have publicly nelmow. epee thaw have
roe &timid of our gcrrernment,and borne energy, and, by a
sr *lads. • brakes it. Yes, ,
, Genfool, the impatience of rior brae, yon wilt be paid
the voltaic nation affembled, who artistic. be nreteded. Prc
tour *tom, and to which nothing is pnWfion .4 you
dish hemments of joy, but your precrir-e•t `4lortly fix the rig
. TTnra the ml

1""u, W 66111 uv- Bark ; alio for amt Par! (n_
Pesigt;* Their King JAW them bald
Isila7hedhu.at, bee. e Bill Rata, that althea 1t
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-4:1_,1r, -- psiGn eMt of the id of Kitt ar
is fiwslll7, rill Grim to the Leather fai
tool. ' ' teak bark for the' purpofe al
ruhlie • aid Pi' ra , , e peeknt fitnation of the tray
the of of 'l
number, kd an- "I *as read a fire time, an 4
-1, and not foppofed t
to maien from read keead time tomtorrovr:.
1 it, for the put-. • .. prefistai an dtkaate of
Huber of trwt!”.• s .- ter Otew kiwis ter the .
fokfiAed, while a . heikaL He =ea.'
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