Star.
London, England, 1801-10-07 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
PRICE OPSTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per C4Mt. Cmt 674--ditto, for account, 68.
S TON CAM. zosii—Ornrilum az st 21t.
PRICE DT STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock 182 for the opg. Long Ann. --
3 per C. CoaL 67/ 111 Eachec. Billa Ba. sis. dir
5 per C. Ann. 102 1014 zos Otnnium 214
India Stock 3114 Conf. for Ace. Off 68
Imp. 3 per Cent. 661 67 Bank for Acc. 111
Imp. Ann. 1313-16 15. 16 India for Asc. 2114

At a late hour laft night we received another
day's Paris Papers, viz. thofe of the 3d. The
Moniteur of that date inferts, from the American
Papers, the intelligence we gave on Monday, re.
fpeling Toussatirr having framed a new Coati-
tution for St. Domingo, by which he himfelf is
appointed Governor for life, with power to name
a facceffor for five years. The future Govern
to be eleOed in the manner we before mentioned.,
This Continuum', made, it is faid, by stn Affem-
bly of the If admits a very fmall degree of
dependance on the Mother-Country,though the ge.
neral Government is to correfpond with that of the
Mother-Country upon what regards the intereil of
site colony. The Affembly directs Toussaiwr,
who approves the Conftitation, to tranfmit it to
France for the approbation of the French Govern.
ment. In the mean time it was ordered to be put
in immediate execution, in confideration of the
dangers to which the Colony was expofed.
There is one Clgure which referees the rights of
all abfent Proprietors to their property fituated in
the Colony, except thofis who are continued in the
general lift French Emigrants. It is as follows
" The Proprietors who are abfent, whatever
be the caufc, (hall retain their full right to the
property which belongs to them and fituated in the
Colony. In order to obtain the removal of the
requeftration on their effeas, it will be fufficient to
produce their titles; and in defect of titles, rupplc.
mentary alts, the form of which (hall-be defined
by law. Thofe however pull bc excepted who Iball
have been placed, or (hall continue on the general
lift of French Emigrants. In that cafe their effeas
(hall continue to be adminiftered as Colonial do.
mains, till they have obtained their erafure."
The Rate of St. Domingo and the other Wel-
India Illands has not, it is Paid, been overlooked
in the Terms propored as the bafis of Peace be-
tween this Country and France. The erection of
an independent Negro Government in the pland
of tSt, Domingo, was calculated to give much
alarm to thofe in this'country who are interefted
in Weft-India properly. Toussater's Republic
was viewed as a formidable example, and its cf.
feos might have fpread to the whole circle of Manch
where Negroes are to be found. Toussaisr
only recognifes a nominal dependance on France.
Hi} children are there, and he is obliged to tempo.
rife. Ng is known, however, to lie jealous of the
authority of the Mother Country. Veffels arriving
are carefully examined, and perfons capable of
claiming or exerting any rival authority, are either
not permitted to land, or are clofely watched.—
In fait, there is no room left for the Mother Coun-
try to exert any authority, if the feparate Confli:
tution publithed by Toussaint r is to be carried in-
to effect.

In confcquence of views, in Which the wifhes 91
this country and the imperious ditiates of BONA°
PASTE'S policy concur, it is believed that Tout-
SAINT will quickly be made to feel that he is not in-
dependent of France. A great ntimber of french
troops are to be fent to St. Domingo to alien the
intet'efts of the French Republic. 'lf nccrlfary, the
French Government is to be allowed to charter to
the number of 70 Engin ref els to carry out the
troops without delay, beeaufe it may be of great
importance to execute the plan before Toy:is:my
has the lead intimation of peace being concluded
betwCen France and England, and of'courfe before
he can be prepared to alien his independanceagaina
fuels a' orce is will be fent. The very knowledge
of peace would give him to anderßand that he mull
expert to coatcnd with Bo AAAAA vi's.arms, or pre•
pare to .abmit: The force fent out will at the kali
be so,ooo men. It 'is added, that Martinique
is to remain in our hands, for a time, as a pledge
that BON•PARTS execute this purpofe faith•
fully.

In Toyssatier's Conllitution there is a clanle
which permits the introcluEtion of mew Cultivator'.
that is,,either new Nrgroe,, for the encourage-
ment of agriculture, or rnn•aw•af Negroes front
the other colonies. In the one cafe, the Slate
Trade is to be carried on by Negroes; in the
other, all the Slaves already in the Weft Indio
are to be f:ec on reaching St. Domingo!

As the rrtnch papers of the 3d. contain in fad
only the nsws of the ad, they could not give any
particulars refpaling the receipt of the Prelimitur
tlt t of Peace al Paris. The art ival of a Mellinger
with the vegrel that brought theft papers, gave rife
to a t turnout that the Preliminaries had come back
ratified. This, however, had not taken plug
~I2cu :his Paper was put to Fels.