Star.
London, England, 1803-10-25 00:00:00

GREYHOUND INN, FERRYBRIDGE.

MARY MOODY begs leave to acquaint her
Friends and the Public in general, that Ow has taken bar
don in-Law. SA MUF.I. RUSBY, to join her in carrying en the
Burin& both ads Farm and tie above Inn, and folkits a conti-
nuance of the *Pours of the numerous Friends of bcr late Huf-
hand ; and begs kart to inform them, that the Coaches, muffle,,
will be dolt' attended to ; as AG, PoR-Chalks, with able Hodes
sad eared Minn, by their molt obalicht humble Servants,
FieryWigge, MARY MOODY.
Olt. ten. . SAMUEL RUGBY.
. _ _

TRURMA ?land RUSS,' Inform the Public, that in etch-
lows hide, totter inert:adult/ to the Imo at Ferry:midis ems the
Saari of the Date Mr. llamas Meely, his Pullen's-Law. the
Panacea* 14Siting hewers Truanan and Ruhy. in the Wine
sod Spirit TradC. Ivin be ddialved en the 3tft Day .11 Drtionhet
ant FDWDARD
Pantries& Ott 7, tie;. SAMUEL RUSBY.

THE ADVOMISON ikWAI:KINGTON, aaritEVLRLEY

To be Sold by l'euate Contrail,
THE perpetual Advotrtim of the Rc.bory and Pa.
ea Minh of W.sbloß on, In the Fall Ri lug of the County
of York (Alibied to the lite et the prtfeut locumbeot, aged about 35
lan).

The &dory adrift& nf a ono sod he Pmfo• we Kluft,
with a emelt book, ftahks.dove cote, and other Rtit-Me otat-bolkl-
logs g and a guides, Ihrubbery and paddock, adjoining or near to
1,4 fgettge.th the o:cupadoo of the prefem Incumbent g and asp
tvrYpelses a Dwelllophoufe, and divers tides or paretb of bade
co.taining In the whole, about sly sera, let to Tenons at kweral
Pearly rents. motto tine together to upwards Of ykl
Welkleguan to a pleafant clllage.6ttratedd about throe mats from
the town of Beverky, the capital of the Lad Riding, eleven nibs
t-oog the loardhins poet and town of Klngftest-upstodisil. and
.lon half a day i journey of the (Ay of Tat, and a dm two
Bathing Macre. of isatiaorough. andilleidllnsom Key. The sahib-
bu-rtoe4 Is genteel. the ale (attains's, and the mods good
fee utarketo at lkowley and Hull. are well fopphol with dm
t ornollIon• of all kinds, sof the Mall and other Mar Cosehes
I' • sui Beaky, littwees Ha and York, 'Wry dig all the
were.

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" "wee agiverihie te.tberirebafer. the Wert* et tie purdah
itArey sill be viaranteed during the We of the mkt* Istemba4.
parriesiall way be lam GIB 1191111.6111 el 14 Hag.
1,;-%681117, Ammar,.

This day were publithed, price 6e. bd.
PRACTICAL SERMONS on girl:rat important
Ihntette.
Py the Rev. THEOPHILUS ST. JOHN, L. L. B.
Sold by Meet Verner and Hoed. London.
" There Sermons are dint:isolated by ability, seal, and piety...-
The deride am @starved with much sannettoefs. and occalloo-
ally with a wentiderable &arc of cioquecc."—Beitilh CAUL
he his hawked ditootarks, this author is eoerr sad losterefb
mbral,pmdlical and perfeafive; In his doetrinal, where
he thews Wadi boccrely attached to the church, orthodox and
convincing. We ltrengly recomeread this Volume. u well adap-
ted to produce bode fo the family, and affordestutaloment iu the
clam. by the tote which Is difplayed m it, and the elolaceme
which it eontaitts."-u•Add Jacobin.
" rbdc burnous are ustitkd to our mermen apprehatioe. As
a prelude writer, this Aube.. with the nark exception of hem,
yields to Done. A. he is Rill greater as a Divine. perfaadieg Ms
FOAM to repentance and amendnur t ; his exhortations are ea-
eemermay energetic, and every one feels himfelf the reface pees •
keely red pogrom, aderdree....olthades Churchman.
Their an eaataly what herweesolheeid be. We have fent
none to admirably adapted to dna the great parr& of public
(peaking, which is refutation, as thde or, ender orr notice. The
lanterte Whig shears elegant and erten fuhlher, we recommend
them as medal of awnerrition tensile Thelses; sod as Sermons
proper for the Make, fee reseries, Mach, kc. Su. We have no
helliation le hylsg that we an sot able to mention • Volume by
themetcdhe odd& conainefimadiecal (seen rte.'
Ultrog.

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AN ANTIDOTE to the ALARM of INVA-
SION: s Waage, delivered at die Meetialphaers, la the
OW Jewry, on Wedneklay, Oa. cp, 11103 ; Wag the dal appointed
bra General Fait.

By ABRAHAM REES, D. D. F. R. S.
Editor of the New Cydopadia.
Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, No. 39, Paternoiter-
row.

In the Prefa, and fpeedily will be poblithed, by the Came Author,
A VOLUME of SERMONS, on MISCELLANEOUS
• SUBJECTS.

STATE LOTIERY.—Begiaa Drawing 9th palmy. 1804.
SCHEME.
No. of Prim. Value Of cad. Total raise.
s of k %Goo . Is i 40000
$ Ic.ooo - 10.000
' ' a - 3 Pco - 30.00
3 6.M1
6 - 1,000 • 6,oce
10 ' • .100 • 5,000
so • MG . 4 COO
30 ' 300 - 5.000
KO . 30 • 3AOO
- 4ass - is • 476.900
' goal
Fkit ta4:19.106
-dram TWA SIM* Day, C
Ditto Lab Day - - ppm
' Are pan aide above Capitals.
'TICKETS and SHARES ate felling At lorry
. .a• LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE, and dam Pain paid ea
&mad. Pretest Price :

Ticket- 47 - 7461 *• •
Half • Sl7 o I Eigbib -5, o
Q - 49 o Succoth i 2 6
PIUEVHOLD ist an-HOLD ESTATES, to ItAkTIEHLb

_
BRIDGE.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. H4WKU,
On Tno AAAAA the loth of Novitiate, (inikad of the aids of
Oelober, m before &dowelled), m is o'cloeb, at Desiesy's
Hartford-Bridge, In &a Lou,
SUNDRY eligible FREEHOLD and COPY-
HOLD', BATAl7A,nioltedvarttagessfly Smut near the Ortat
Welicra Rood, in the Part& oLYately, late the property of Tho-
mas Diggle, Efq. &ceded ; centprillng about t 3o Acreo,of hieloied
funk Arable, Pallor, Meadow. and Copplee Land, In the oc-
eopitiun of ItAdrrs. Ooodchild, Oak, and other very refpedable
Taunts at WU

T. be viewed tea days previous to the Sate, when particatars
itteT be bad at the Dei awl Putridity itatety I Denuojajfart-
fotd-Bridie; srmi-orrscz, Tcanpie Bar, where a plan may be
feed; at Mr. Mandy's,Solicitet ; and at Mr. Hawks' Apptsfer,
Read*. • str

OLAPACORDANSHIAL . •
To be SOLD by AUCTION, se the Angel los, the To w% of
Gird& oo TblONey tbe rit Day of Dertaiber Wirt,
IMOC.II in tiht Aluersoso.fabied to Wok Glimlidereof fals.a•
mill be Sea and deem produced.
• I.OT 1.

THE Freehold Capital livianlion-hoofe and Densecne
Lasds salad MAINDY, winds contains about seventy-
feven Acres of goad Meadow and Pafture Ground, part wow is
\Asa sod pact bidd at will, valued at tot pet Annuls.
LOT IL

A Freehold Menage and Farm, wiled MONACHTY, which
coital= about Ow Hendred ant Strey-two Acres of good Ambit
Meadow and More Orownd, pest now in head and part held at
wW, mired at spot. per Annum.
N. B. TN& Cottages and Gardens for Labotorre, with a Stable
and Latbd,yet anisselofol(heing Laney wt of Cardiff Great Heath),
sustaining shoot Seam Acres, ad)oiw to Lot R. valued at 141.
per Annum, wane Nd whits it.
The Srft of chafe Lots is in the Paraiba of Sc. John's, Cardiff,
and of Landaf; and the le& In Landaff and Whlteinuth, and are
bulb Stoats on a gentle afoont above the lUNr TIE, between One
and Two Mks North of Cardiff, and ailment to the 31:bowman-
ildre Canal: they are very heakky,and rendered vertical/ay trou-
Wed, by the rich ptAardque Scenery ftuvosoding. Lot If. i• free
from Tynks and (Borth Rates, and both enjoy a warm sips,:
are well wasted, and obtain Lime and Cool es very redoubts
Terms.

Far farther particeifts apply to WyndlamßiPi gii• Waal
Sauk; Or le Muir arra .leceatit4r , 4:add; .

For further particulars, enquire of Mr. Windle, Solicitor, Barr,
lett'r•buildings, London ; Mr. Bull, Solicitor, Oxford; or of Mr.
Holerow, Bolun•le•Moora, In the county of Lancafter. Solicitor
to the AfSgoes, Mr. Cliff, Mannfacturor. Bolter

NORTH WALE'.

The GREENFIELD COPPER and kittASS C3MIPANY'S
PREMISES and ESTATES. at Holywell. antibko.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
Oo Thorfday, the 24th of November, at Twelve, at Garrawarn•
in Four Lots, unkfs praioully difporaPtif by Private Gratrael,
of which proper notice wilthe given,
Lot i. A Capital and powerful BRASS ROLLING
Ll MlLL,eapable of working two pair of Rib, three
Battery Mills and Turning Houk, with 24 feet fall of water, with
every proper building for the convenience of a Ida=
so maim Apent's Houle and Garden, and ton
Dwelling Hades for workmen employed apse Me firearm.
Lot s. A aloft capitals/a powernd Capper &Peg MAI, wilds
three Inge wheel, and fuilkient room lac roar pair of rata, three
pair now fixed, four furnaces, with 23 fat fill of water, with ill
refinery warehoufe and ofeful buildings, an Agent's book, lad t4lll
fubitantial dwelling-books for workmen.
La 3. Six Brats Melting-Houk., four fires in each, a;heirw
&attar boort, with radoer buddies and drying oven a we.
with a pair of noses tad a pair of ratan, with four feet tea boas
fall of water; Bore hooks, warehmis, and buildings, and firms
fubitantial dwelling beaks for woriftee ; Skew& a fall at water
at in ale, Mahan st (eat, that way be repeated from ths other
part, and room for an retrofire manaladtary.
Lot 4. A commedloes *died Grendlaiteake.
Morse Lee, with ih sill eolbeildbps, Nod emellooderdied
pr.rdm, The ahem odds me pert treasid sad part leafshoidotod
ate worked by me of the emsa periertel *emu of water n the
river Yeiag
by (rolls, =air Irtlephes the term:, lying near the sins
Dee. ' Mary pads dia be reareyed eo board veltris has Is. im
as. tod per tae, sot Mktg ilemesd la des mighlmobsed et mite
mid mei ahem are very dellreble Si, anylog eamilmo,
the twee, brilk, dm. eot Wen pie=
es It illrang et hod. err es pepwr,,ehteso.
an wall an ter a ',day et porpolks—roe hweinesormaorpop,
eppyre Muted Taylor, Me Ayer, m the ?Mid* ;
pis Isssomyeepper Oiles; Liverpool; er an Melts obrair,
bike sad Co. Aiderfgatritrect.

The filbplip gall sat Colby Ms. jtaltraa. iraidapaib •
MY(iKdblbstge, to' Dr. gamin, steeled by thend. •
Waled Dr. ALE ;a swan Ca mots.
LIAR Pa,
,•A BOUT Sir Years artrlmwmat afilitted with e=el •
4•11. eladiny Paw in ivy Whlsli etalliasad tar min
tr, about wilich gee they to fieellgresdy. and at bit
eat id,oy ofenfive ulcers. fres the Ance to the Knee. and
Condnont la Ms foamier fee two Yaws. Whitish deal wasps.
fined to the Beale, being enable to walk, and my Mal* auk
imPaircd ; hub', tried emery ding that mei be thought of he a
cansorldnot allstA.l weedOW by I Mod el abate lap palm
=Spar; ad apse taking due Ant lonia. Anal tow
beeline better, and the Ulcers se hive a better egpotranw.
Which eseditaged nee se pribveto whit year ayesp. nail I bad
taken Az Battles more. daring whirl thee ay thiskl*Mbitamik
better. soil tie Ulcers healed, and lain in as good &date et babe
as I bave been as for there ten farts pelt, and sty Lepage eititdr
well, awl We continued fir fir theft two yactitai
I ant, Sir, your obliged humble
en 40211. blebs. sios. 11110 A.
danetag=rat4. 11115 i take);
viral ay oggiggi4„ .• t. 11... •liss•C) • •
tikuvap_ 1141 der.
paella drdw4 arr, Elden.
lON ilmicat Synp sal ltdtaireake PletvissOitatitelke had
at tk Wise, bask. Na p. Aloistritreet,,7 doers trim the
Leeman Mortunt, Saari Ade of Klackfrisnidge. to bottles
at si ta. tra andniatdaty hidtidod); at lean end
oitorsl-Root, awoke Bend-Aran yang, Na em. tieltipta
Witten' (late -Cocked's) Mancha. Wasehaisfe, any. en'ada.
Tom& Oaf I Tates, Royal Jinshrigat Perinime tohischutelty, Na 41, Pall-Kill; 11..Narbery,
pied ; Soltoes, knYal Ki•• asp; (Meg se
4, attit Bargeeks. Amish. mild ice. Na 111.11401 i t
thatia Wereaeoft. High-lbseet.ifewatkii, appeals clip
&wawa& lank; Mr. Mares, Ifq. yd, Oxforil4kross seats
the Pantheon; Forbes. DAMS. Ki p. liktawasadsota.
comae; and 1 coy, lew-lane; and by all Priaters. Itasatsims
and ?mien at htedtetnea be the Throe lUatidiam

Ilemon's Odes add Age. wr Advice te bed Seta, in eleale
radtealasd pavement Cele is theta toad talengdm etki:tmey
alike idiocy otten CAW& to Made am to their Itelecivess
*la a Travail to Femeas Wean, Kenyan, Hypielendase,
Catemptive Cemplaims.—To wide! L tdded. Ad den
ate. It is panicelarty recommended t Serfaring mot.
• Aan bank nown. equa e• On lowa won.
Levers Itatteg Patineti Calm, vvidi the Dodoes OW Fee et
Glailltte. Will be Itridly ationded to
tt will be weave the Dean font tee feel Padang es use
affidL4 with Dadects or Lets of aF or teed ant 044 if
I • terse rescd,te Ike Defter (Pull a Oings paid), nib lie

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LONDON.

TUESDAY, oc ropra :s.

RSkc Othc, s.
PRICE Ci STOCKS YESTERDAY :
e: t Short Ann.l si-t6 3
India Stool: 161 i
Excbeq. Bills, par is. dit.
Omniuiu 61 diL
Lowry Tickets s7L 22
Coot for au. 331#

pt: c 2
err C. Conf. c:,}i
4 ro.-mt. 6"i 68
s per Cent Ai.n. MIN*
Dittn, I7g 7, 8R};1
Lung Ann- s!**

FIT MA:7.$ TY'b ACCtSFION TO TOt THION E....ffeaday at the

Yefterday American Papers came to band foam
days later than any formerly received.
They do not bring any frc(h intelligence from New
York refpeaing the ravages of the fever. By the late(
accounts. it appears that the number of viaims to
tl:is dreadful difordev, up to the 6th of September,
was cor.liderably upwards of two hundred. In feve-
r:a inftances, refpeaable merchants, who had quitted
the City at its fiat appearance, but were induced to
return by reprefentations of its violence having abated,
fell viaims to their temerity as loon as they had re-
opened their warebonfes. At Philadelphia and every
other pan of the United States, we are happy to find
that, in confequence of the rigid ob(ervance of the
quarantine lawr, contagion has hitherto been com-
pletely avoided. The harbour of New York was
crowded with perfons who had taken refuge from the
&feet on board the quarantine Skips.

It gives us fincere pleafure to be able to Rate that
. the report of the capture of two fail of French Sips
of the line is confirmed. Advice bad been received
at Kingeon in Jamaica, that foon after the arrival of
the ViiNCItl•IlD, with her prize, the ELIPNANT bad
entered the pert with another feventy-four which the
hid captured. The French (hips did not attempt to
snake the frnalkft refinance. Only one broadlide was
fired from our veffels when the French Captains judged
it prudent to haul down their colours.
From every part of St. Domingo new details of the
vaiferable Rate of ill, Whites in that colony are re-
ceived. An American veffel arrived at Bolton about
the beginning of September, with upwards of fixty
French paffengers on board. Almoll the whole of
there were ;scrims of great refpeCtability and large
property, who fled from the inevitable defiration
which threatens the French caufe in the colony. At
the time this veffel left Port Republicain the town had
not been totally evacu ited. It was impoffible, how-
ever, that the evacuation could be long retarded.—
The town did not then contain provifions for more
than fix days, and the Blacks were encamped in
great force in the adjacent plain. In confequence of
the Rrianefs of the blockade, no friendly veffels could
approaaa the harbour, and the wretched remnant of
the inhabitants had no profped before them but mat-
t.= by the Blacks, unlefs the conditions of an un-
conditional furrender could be fettled by the Com-
manders of our blockading fquadron. Other Rations
Q.:copied by the French were in a condition no lets
defperate.
The report continues to be kept up of an offer of
unconditional furrenster having been made by the
French Commander in Chief to the Governor of Ja-
maica. Though it is an event which may now be
confidered as extremely likely, the report, as it ap-
. pears in all the Journals which notice it, bears few
marks of authenticity. There can be no doubt, how,
ever, that the flay of the French in Bt. Domingo can-
not now be long protra(led. It is not, indeed, very
eafy to fee what circumflanees can have induced the
Frerfas Commander in Chief to continue a' comet
which he mutt be (enable is altogether hepelefs. The
Blacks are ufing every exertion to fortify the places
which fall into their hands. After the evacuation of
Fort Jeremie, they immediately detached a lirong
body to take poffeffion of it. The Fort was mount.
ed with additional pieces of artillery, and along the
whole length of the Bite of I.eogene, bodies of them
were ltationed to manage the batteries confiruSed to
prevent the approach of any of the enemy's veffels,
in cafe any reinforcements Would arrive from France.
There can be no doubt that the Blacks will never
again (offender the ifland to France as long as a man
remains to oppofe a French force. This determined
(pi: it will, we troll, he a (efficient inducement for our
Commanders in the Well Indies not in any cafe to
at crpt the dangerous projea of occupying any of
the port: of the ifland with Britilk troops. •
Core of she jloslon Papers of the tath of Septem-
ber, contains the following cattail of a letter from
Car. Cootoe, arrived at Newcaflle (America), from
J•retnie—o On the in of AuguA, having all my
bafinels fioithed, I intended to fail in the evening ;
hat at tea the fame day, a general embargo was laid
on all the veffels in the harbour. Next evening the
tiwe was forrounded by not leis than 6000 or 8000
blacks. The General, finding from his weak Rate
that he could not hold out long, determined to eva-
cuate the place, which he did in the evening after,
forcing as many troops on board each octet as he
could, allowing fume of the inhabitants to go likes
wile. There were then in the port, the -brig Silly,
of I-hi'ailelphia ; the (choosier Montferras, of Balti-
more; reboot:we Harmony. of New York.; and' tiro
reench and one Spandb veldt. At twelve at night
the General went on board the Sprats veffel, and
gave or4er to get under weigh. foe the Cope., The
zest day the floop of war and myfelf, the Sally, the
moseferrat, and the Iwo French relicts, were fent to
P.'ir: Royal, where we lay two days, received tet;

days pro‘ifitms, with orders to Ail from St. Domin•
go with all our troops on board. I flirted alone;
what became of the other veflels I cannot fay. I
flopped at St. Jago, but was not permitted to land.
and was, of courfe, obliged to proceed to the Cape,
whence 1 failed on the aid of Augtl. after landing
foldiers, two ladies, and fifteen other pafkugers."
A vcffel arrived at Norfolk, in New England.
from the Illand of St. Thomas, had brought intelli•
gence of the furrender of the Dutch fettlement of
Curacoa to the Britilh arms.

A letter from Jamaica, dated Auguß s, rays—
if The French force at St. Domingo. on the 16th of
July, was two fail of the line and five frigates,
blocked up at the Cape by Commodore Baysruw,
with four fail of the line and three frigates. Two other
of our Sips of the line, with three frigates and five
fluops. were cruising to prevent (applies bsing thrown
into the Wand from_Caba, and from America, where,
notwithßanding the iniquitous confifcations of La-
c tame, and the Rill more iniquitous proteft of the
French bills brawn by Rocstamasau on Basaraar
American adventurers were (till found defperate
enough to rilk their property, on the (peculation of
the enormous prices paid for necauies by this un-
fortunate colony.

a The Blacks had armed Come pirogues, carrying
about 20 men, with which they watched the malt
(the French cruizcrs being now all blocked up) for
thefe adventurers, alai had intercepted two (mall
veils from Cuba, and three from America, bound
for St. Domingo, and had murdered their crews, a
meafure which will probably intimidate the traders
from attempting to fupply the ifland.
" The whole amount of White troops on the 16th
July was poo men, difperfed in different pofts, dif-
contented, difheartened, and deprived of every com•
fort : to thefe may be added the few furviving inha-
bitants of the Colony driven in from their plantatiops,
and unable to efcape to Europe or to America, which
before the war they had attempted in great numbers.
—The Black troops in the pay of RocHass ',au
had been reduced to a very fmall number ; and the
confidence of their black enemy had increafed fo
much that they had blocked within very narrow
limits every point poffeffed by France, aad were
hourly gaining ground. A few days before this ac.'.
count, one of opr frigates cruizing off Capc Tiberon,
and perceiving how ctofely that poll and (mall town
was prefect by the Brigands who iavefied it, tent in
a flag, and offered to receive the garrifon as prifoners
of war. The Republican anfwer was couched in
terms of the greateß infolence and brutality, in con-
fequenee Of which they were lefi to their fate, and 00
the day but one after this mirage, the fort and hof-
pital were formed by the Brigands, who put td the
(word the entire garrifon of 497 men, exclufive'of
the hofpital, of whom none efcaped.

“ From all thefe circumflances it feems clear that
the French troops and (hips muff capitulate to our
fquadron, unlefs Come unforefeen accident fhould re-
lieve the extreme want of provilions. It is undergood
that they were difpofed to negotiate to be carried to
the Windward Viands, which Bowaratra had or-
dered them to attempt, in cafe they fhould be obliged
to evacuate St. Domingo, but that all idea of this fort
had been negatived.
A meffage had been Cent from the Brigands to
the Commodore, with refrentments, and a requeft to
know whether they would be permitted to fend two
of their number jo the Governor and Admiral at Ja-
maica; which offer had been accepted, and a meet-
ing had been fummoned of all the Negro Chieftains
to fettle their infiruaions to their two agents. This
new Black Power appears confolidated, and the En.
ropeaa Powers that have Colonies muff coneiliite
thofe whom France has been unable to fubdue.

" Every creature in Jamaica is crying out alpha
the Spanifh Neutrality. which hai Paved their tieature
and their trade ; at the famc time that every creek in
Cuba fwarms with privateers manned by Spaniards,
though coinrnifiloned by the French agent at the Ha-
vannah, to cruise on the bays round Jamaica. and
in the 'mirages, for Englifh Mips."
There are fume unple,scAnt rumours from Jamaica
refpeding a difcovery mad: at Rio !keno of ammu-
nition and arms in feveral of the huts of the Negroes
in that difiria of the ifland. It is added that feveral
other difcoveries bad been made, which had excited
confiderable alarm. We are inclined to think that
this is merely the revival of a report prevalent Come
time ago. At all events it does not appear that there
was any thing like an organized plan of infurreaion
on a great kale. In all the prinCipal parts of the
ifland the utmoß tranquillity prevailed.
The following articles contain tome other intereli-
ing particulars ; •

Cnaeterroww, Avo. 32.—The French frigate
Ponrftiivante went to lea lafl night, recompatied by
her prize the Juno. The Cotton Planter being libe-
ratCd, alfo proceeded on her voyage. It is the in.
tendon of the French Commander to burn the Juno,
preparations for which were made prior to his fail-
ing. Captain Arrtrca and his Crew came up to
town lall evening in the pilot•boat, an exchange re-
ceipt being given by the Britilk Conful in this City.
" The Pourfuivante is }all from Cape Nichols
Mole, and is the frigate which Tome time ago had a
broil' with an Englilts 74, but having (hot away the
Engliflt (hip's rudder, (he made *net efcape with the
lots of as men."

•. Borrox, &tram/SR 6.—Captain WING; saint!.

at Philadelphia from Jeremie, was captured loon
after failing, by three Brigands' barges, and detained
three days at Bay 1* Clerc. Before failing from
thence, he learnt that Jeremie was evacuated by the
Whites on the sd of Augull, the inhabitants having
fought an afylum at Caba. There were four Southern
American vetch at Jeresnie.
4• Capt. HtIITON, arrived at New York from Port
Antonio, Jamaica, furnifbes the following informa-
tion Accounts bad reached Port Antonio, on the
morning of our leaving that place, from Kinglion, of
the arrival there of two French 74 gun (hips, captured
by the ELL►MAMT and V4IIIOVARD, of equal force,
after a little or no rehilance;they hauling down their
colours after the aril broadfide."

44 SgpTIMBER 8.--The brig ALIRT, Capt. FISHIRP
has arrived at Q.2arantine Ground, in 19 days, from
Port Republicain. She has upward! of 6o French
pallingers on board, the principal part of whom fled
from the deltration which inevitably awaited that
ill fated Colony. Captain F. Informs, that the town
was not wholly evacuated, but it was thought it
could not hold out above a few days, as there were
not more than five days provifions in the place, anci
the Blacks, in great force, encamped within fight of
the City.—What renders the condition of the inhabi-
tants flill snore deplorable is, that in confequence of
the &id blockade, no friendly veffels can eitter; and
no other means are prefented to refine them from the
vengeance of the Blacks.—By arrivals from Marti-
nique, we learn that the Dish& were making pre.-
parations to attack that Viand. The Englifh priva-
teers fwarm round the Viand, and have taken many
rich prizes. Several Guineamen, and many others,
have been recently carried into Dominique.
" Ss's. to.—Norwich, in Conneaicut, has ezperi.
enced a flight situation of the aver imported from
New York. Three peril:ins who took the malady at
New York, died there.

u We have no accounts of the Britifh expedition to
the Main. Accounts from St. Thomas's mention
the capture of the inand of Curracoa by the Engin.
Sart. tti—Captain Cloaca BRADIIIII, in a brig
from Cape Francois, was captured in the South
Channel by a privateer brig from Halifax,'and bad
put on boaid a prize•inafier and four hands, leaving
Capt. BaaDtsN, with two lick handi, who rote upon
the brig, and carried her to Salem.
a A letter from Philadelphia, by the bft
Pays-" You will fee by the papers fonsething about
a carriage and borfes. Ido not know that rata in
poffe Ton of the Gels refpeeing them; but I iear
when the brother of the FIRST 001111ut. now here was
rin St. Domingo, be made free with a phston and
pair of bodes. belonging so Mr. Mvaas. an Arie-
-1 riean Merchant at St. Domingo. As a man ha; a
right to his own wherever be finds it, attempts have
bekn made to recover the fbaleci goods here. 4
Gentleman who was prefent in St. Domingo, when
the articles were forcibly taken by Jammu, fay;
that when Mr. Alms fent his (errant to him, to
quell ;he would return his barbs and carriage, tie
infolent Frenchman told the Meffenger, to tell Aim to
,p to Hell."

a Naar YORK, SlPTanall 10 .—Captain CIISRVaI
has arrived at Salem, from Guadalonpe, iy as days:
Nita eruizers were off that Maud : they boarded
the Atnericans they met with, forbade their entering
any Of the ports, and endorfed their regiaers. Se.
veral fmall privateers were ont from that ifland, and
had captured three or four Englifh rads. Provi-
lions plenty.
" A difpute exias in Virginia between the Feder:t-
hins and Democrats, refpeaing the falaries of the
State Officers. The latter are the warm friends of
the highea falaries. The advocates for the reduc-
tion reside principally on the wellern the of the
nate. There are Come other eaufes of difference
between the eaftern and wellern parts. The State
Paper of the 3ta ult. Pays, rf Virginia is continually
to be a prey to fuch diffentions (as now eta), it
would be better at once to divide the State.

a Mr. BIALIVORD, a Federalift, has loft hq eleaion
for Briaol, in Rhode Wand. by one vote, and that
given for himfelf by the fuccefsful Candidate, de
WAILDW LL.

64 A few dap ago we made fame remarks upon the
danger of French ambition, the perfidy of the FIRST
CONSUL, and our ignominious purchafe, as it is called,
of LouiGana.

44 Mr. J. ma sow difeovered a very forgiving (pith
towards Mr. C convieled of libelling Pre.
(Went AD. 141. Will he ewe& the fame fpirit M
fai;oui of Mr.Caoswaat.,charged with libelling hire,.

Yefierday morning his hfciasTv and Prineds So.
Pais, attended bT Lady Pore and Col. Manila°.
saw, took their ndc in the great Park. Windfor, at
titbit. Her MAJIITT and Prineeires AUCINITA and
Esiz tsars. attended by Lady Sylmar, took an air.
ing to Frogmore. Prineefs Aim's. attended by
Lady CamiLaVg took an airing through the Plinta.
clops.

The Doehefs of BOLTON returned to town yeller-
day from Richmond.

Flis Royal Highball the Duke of Ccouctsv‘a
arrived at Portfmouth on Thurfday evening, at ten
o'clock, and Sept at the Fountain.' On Friday his
Royal Highnefs vifited the Dock Yard, accompanied
by Sir C 22 SAXTON and General Wnivat.ocas,
where lu expeeffed much fatisfaaion. sot having in.
fpeSed it finee the year 1763. Friday noon his Royal
Highnefs went on board the Admiral's Barg; to
Capon, to proceed from theACC SO 141410Z1

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCL

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23....1Arhe1S laDla,N, 44, and la
POULSTYE, ao, failed on Thurfday -lea, they were •
joineJ by a frigate coming round the Wellern Point,
and the whole flood as a fquadron of obferration, to
the Southward.—Arrived from the South Seas, a
large alp for London.—Carne down from Hamoazr,
the Mary letter of Marque.—Arrived from an unfuc.
cefsfol cruise, the Hawk privateer, of 16 guns, of
this port. Sbe went very far to the Weftward, but
die not meet with any enemy's Blip.
An exPrefs arrived yefterday morning early to the
Cußom-houfe, and to Admiral Sir. J. CDLPOYS,
Bari. 'X. B. Port Admiral here, not to allow any
Spanilh and Portuguefe veffels in this port to clear
out, not any veffe}s bound to airy post in Spain and
Portugal. The necelfaxy orders were immediately
iffued to all our eruizers and letters of warque. OE
cou'ree a Sparta and 'Portugnefe war is ineritabbt.ta
the great joy of all our jolly tars and Royal Marines.
Poarassoort, °croak". 34.--Arrived the Funk.
lyn (American) (rein flisflon'for Rottettlzin, Aug in
by the iiatao frigate, and la BLOJIDC frigate, with
the Bi/ ERVAID Hocals, BRITANNIA BA Ind.
men, and the reit of the outward bound, from the
Downs.--Sailed the BUSY Eioop of war, with tit%
Reit under' convoy for Newfouodland and Halifax.
Cime into harbour, •he Laytarnan man of war, of
74 guns.--Arrived the SIIIITLUSVIC brig, and a • di-
vifion of traufports, under the command of Lieut.
Ricuatto Haattsor, from the Downs. The Sag: :
rtowza failed again ; and the traniirons are bound
to Plymouth, to take :coo troops on boaid. 'Sailed
the biotic te now Hoop of war, Capt. Hawse, to join
the fqoadron off Cherbourg.
Yillerday; tiro Gendenten, in apperranco, were
aryl)led as fpies, fent off to London. One of -
diem was lately a Captain in tie 4th 1411:8 India re. ,
giment.
Wetter'. Qcr. 14.—A cletaclament is gone front
the Downs to attack the ifland of Mama. There •
are two bomb ieffeli among them, Cee'of which is
the Fuer. As loon as any intelligence is received of
the refult or progiefi of this ezpeditiati, iritit may •
depend on hearing from me.•

FOLASTOIII, 05T. s3.—At GI o'clock this moral
ing a frigate, Qoop of war; and two bombs, from
Dungenefs, hoilled their anchors, and flood towardi
Boulogne; 'and at 7 A. M. the MlLLitaoos khooner. •
from the Downs, &fled in a diredtion for Blanknefs
point, near Calais.
DEAL, Gowan 24.--Sailed the Fort bomb on
a cruir" and the STMILIIIII%gun brig, wiA a paVOY
for Leith. Wind S. E. '

YAINOVTI6 OCT.. 24.4,11tairda7 afternoon male.
ed bare. ander .ouvby of the Cießs frigate. that
outwarkhound merchant Wipe for the Aaltic. and
,failed again' refterday P. . lrafter being joinedowitli
the kips front dtieftert.' Arrived from a wan tbei
130z.n gisn-brig. The kips id Witr here ate the RV as*. 4
COLTI6I4IID, GALO armed and &tit asil
Cpm creel- gnn.brigs--the 'latter has a fignal *lac
to take wady eons°, all flips hound' to the SOnth•
ward. •

•
SAISUNITS. OCT. 14.—Arrived his Majefire #l4l
• % • '• • •
PA to Le, and has (a again;- -a frigate ha jai
brought to at the Note. but we hare not been. WO
to learn her name. A Weil ladiaussin In gbittg 00
._the River Thames yellerday. ran Aare on tl.le Nor,
Sand. Out we are happy to fay filewas 110 t off with:
out any material damage.
TROM'LLOYD'S usr.
&&&&&& MD, OCT. 23.44balrea by, the St. Jegeph. Artalh ; wad
Charlotte Antoinetta.--..from Cadis Cludik t
linCiebeVr.
Rabbi= ; Suet; Henri, salth; esaLdwin
Opono, Corry; Hwy. Sonia; 1442411:,
Princes A oyeirCoward, from Oporto; , Mootrids: holm
Virgloia; Northemberhod. Proarr,ltona Jatalnt Valliant andi,
Jahn, Eiden.; and Trudy. Tayirri, from ; Coacird.
Redraw, from Plans; nom* plisteet. Smelt; and
Wearier, Brown. from Rip; Anna, break% green Norway t
Pomona, Prelim, front Danutie ; oe.:ese. Hamm; Hoary, Ver.
man; and Elfwkii, --- from measet.-.ealleitlie Coromandel.
Ridded= ; and Experiment. Withrre. for Pew* say ; Karts.
Pet*, Ibr Africa; tleepteadde, WUb, for Virginia; s%ameverps
Brown, for Geerefey; Helena, Harris.; Noniagting, Pried%
Shoham Packet. Sarailitese; Here, Cleft ; and Kline Greeds,
—, for Tomatoes.
Oc 14.—Pared by, the Lord Done% Gardner, from
Arcbamiel; Harmony, Janina, k‘na Riga; Sank, Chart, from
Oaega; Alfred, Mardis; Nepinni.itopper • St. oep, PPalmasWatillead, V/Ph; Kddinvon,Thompfos ; iwaersl, v mid; Led;
Andover Haddon; Champion.' Love; Kingdom Packet, Robin-
fon ; Anthers, Itadley ; and Alexander, Seihrig,front kiassea.
Anarree..-In the Dawns, Adgeon, Mikan, from Jaillake g
Portland, ADM; and Rana, Percy, from Hoodpiss At Cowes.
Favourite, Elridgra, from Virginia. At Fahoooth,
and Hautonio, from Virginia. At Lan&kr, Vine.
Hawthoentliwalte,from Oporto. At Carmarthen,Salem's Prime.
from Oporto. At Whitt:harm Jamaica, Burke. from Ja.•
macs. At Liverpool, Ralik 011iorn, (rem North Carolina;
Two Brothers, Andrews, from Halifax; Bath, Thralber ; and
Fox, Mims, from Maigaritufets.

•

Tb. brig Dab, privateer, bee taken a large French mid.
ekbly laden, from Guadaioupe, tad feat her late Aatigair—but
unfortunately the wan aged by a French corvette, end is
enduvoialeg to get dear, wu run afters on Geoalsere and c"
thely

TM Tote* Allots, Meta. from Batavia for Ataftodam. to
takes by thy largars mad Ms Finite of Livahol, and est.
dad late Cork.

L'Amiable Locells--.—., from the Me of Frame for Dum-
dum, k tam by Mc AMSOCreintedr. amt arrived "I"l7°°/-
- - -

We bale the pleafure to learn that the Ettarasua
frigate, Hon. Capt. Biacawooti, has got off Spike
Illancl,and pot into Cork without much damage.
-- - -

'His ?doijelly's thip la Piqya. vtith a convoy of i 6
fail from Cork. arrived at Madeira on the 7th of An-
glia. nod faikd foe the Weft Ladies on the t ith of
Augalt. •

The whole of the Jamaica firer, which failed "der
convoy of the Loot and SANTA MMILC TTTTT •
mep of war, havearrived at their different port* of
dellowatiato. The Britannia, We to or, frnm .ca,
irilifh is b4on the coat of America, did not fail with
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I.•Aittieably to oar prismife of yefterday, we now
fay heftier our Readers a true Tranilotion of the
Papers We mentioned as Containing a faithful Nor-
tittive of the Coadua of the remelt Army in that
nufortottate Country. We at firft intended only to
give enrolls, but, on pernfmg them with attention,
iwe found them of fo much importance, that we think
it our duty to publiih them at full length; The pic-
ture they give of the diabolical fyftem which the
French Teem to have adopted in order to fubdue all
rho oppofe them, has never been equalled flnce the
period when the Spaniards purfued a firnilar fyftcm
to attend their conquefts in the fame part of the
world, alter the difeovety, of America. The atro.
'titles indeed which the French have committed are
of as black a 'dye as thole which excited fo much the
Indignation of the venerable BiAtop of CIIIAPA, and
of which he 1126'10mi fo addling an aocoant in a
iforki,well known to every one who has examined
into the hiftory of the new world,
This sanative proves in the mod convincing mon-
iker the trntit,of thole reports eirculapd fame time
isko refpeaing the cruelties exereifed• again(' tlot
itegrots, and even thole Europeans who had courage
to exprefs their iporrence of Inch enormities, or
Wealth to tempt the avarice of an unprincipled fol-
dicry t and may ferve to knew what will be the fate of
tiny country which may fall into the hands of a French
army, 71:tich, knowing that the prefent French Co..
yernmeht exids only by its fupport and its attachment
to the perfon who now prefides at the helm,
.enter-
Infos no feat that ever it will .be, called to an or-
cotiftt for any cominft. however contrary to the dic-
utes of julliee and humanity.
ShOtrld any minis, from the atrocity ,of the pro-
keeddlgs, be inclined to doubt the truth orbur nate.
!sent, we have to add, for the fatisfaition uf fuel!, that
they may fie the original docnaienti, by calling at
our Office, in Carey-ftreet.

WEMORairBVIIS Alb NOTES RISPICTfNG Till ►1111147

Germinal t, as 11. Mareb as, 1.503-

. . .
/t has been this day announced, that all the men •
of colour 'in the fouthen: part have taken up arms.
They have revoked in confequence of the various
sifts of oppreilion, and the different perfecutions they
bare experienced, being every moment in dread of.
a/reflation, of being drowned (dada) and diprived
of all hope of future tranquillity.
They will, no doubt, excite all the workmen to
attach them to their cattle, and the fouthera part of
the Wind will perhaps be ficri6ced is the Iva tithe
tolony his been. And this will be the fault'of their:at
men here, who goiern us with their fine 'principliis!
and particularly of the pernielOrts dub, who are
around them and give them advice !
General Rocnsirseat: his kft the Cite, in =4,4
proceed to the fonthern pin. This mcitibre was
deVernsined on before any intelligence had bah its-
Grive;t 'of the 'intimation in the fouth.
The great doers here (Ds grad: faifswrs) Aid, that
'ft was medal:l'o:ga and peas, and bring to a' ro.
per way of thin there mulattoes. (This ii a tom
of reproach spigot ter the people of colour). To
bring to a proper way thinking means to irer,,to
mailacre, to drown, and alllck the purpofe of teach.
ing them how to live !
The latter mud have been ttfortned of the plot
formed againft them: they have gitbarly Mtelligrace
to prevent them from tieing facrificed, and to 'enable
them to avoid the fate Of the reit of their brethren.
The colony is.in a date of the utmod mifery. We
are prifoners in all the towns which remain in our
poffeffion ; we are blockaded on all fides. The 'tollgate
have burnt before our eyes the (mall plintations in the
mornes, which furround the Cape. They burnt lately
Delaney, Defaubry, ttc.
We have no prosifions, except loch articles as we
can obtain by lea. We have bread and wine, bat we
want puke, vegetables, poultry, and fruits ; in Aort,
every thing we procured from the plains and the
znountalns. We have none of the plantations at our
difpofal. _ _ _

Some Americans bring us from the diftance of on
leagues on the Continent, hogs, poultry, onions.
beans, &c. But this aid only ferves to exhauft us,
and kill us by piece meal. As no barter takes place,
as there are roe iNNOWS lag iind or may vitro; as no-
thing can be fold or exported, they take from us our
laill penny, and if this kind of life continue we mull
perifh of hanger. It is therefore evident, that we
mull give np the caulk.
We pay here for clayed (agar to put into oar cof-
fee nine livres ten fous per pound, (about Si. Berlin),
a fowl is worth v 9 francs ( rss.), an egg 15 fous,
(about 7d.), and fo on in propartion for other arti-
cles. You may then judge of our fituation I It is
dillreffing, but this Ratement is true—ln France the
truth is neither known nor fpoken--Here it is at your
fer vice.

We have no longer any agriculture. and conk.
quently no commerce. What can the merchants d•
when we hare no produce How can the habitants

make any puhltafes, fince they have no longer any
revenue ? People eat only to live. and live only to die.

None but the Chiefs, the Generals, and Officers
of Rank, the Commifaries of War, and other perfons
in office, are in a comfortable lunation ; they live in
abundance, in opulence amidit an overflow of every
thing. They infult the public mifery in a manner
really fcandalous and diftrelfing.
Moll of the military and civil officers of rank, pol-
ies the different plantations for their own account
alone., Thofe neareft to the Cape, they caufe to be
cultivated for their own profit by the blacks, whom
they lay under requifitien at pleafure ; they fell the
produce of them, and go rich without 'giving them-
felves much trouble. It mayreadily be conceived, that
thee. people are very little interefted in the reflora-
tion of tranquillity, and that every one fliculd refume
the place which belongs to him.
The plantations whick remained aronnd the towns
have only changed their Mailers. They have paired
from the hands of the armed blacks into thole of
white military men. The Proprietors are ill equally
unfortunate ; they have gained nothing, and the cafe
is the fame with Government.
NOTES COICAUNICATED IT A SPICTATOR (C drrwieur), wilco NAB
♦N OPPORTUNITY OT MINN TUINCIS CLOSELY, AND wvo

WOULD NOT WRITS TIEN DOWN WWI ■lf OWN ■AND, TOR

VILAILOY •LING DROWKID (le feu "etre ary)).

AP the spen,in place vote here according to their
interefft. efpecially in affairs relating to the Admini-
Aration.

RocuAMalAu and de Rama have not the right of
voting, but their opinions, and their principles do
more.hurt, than if they had ten tboufand votes each.
Bills of exchange are drawn here as affignats were
ifued formerly in France.
All perfons in office here plunder and ruin the
Government. All robberies, and even of the molt
petty kind, are tolerated, provided the Chiefs are al•
lowed to participate in them. Not long ago, one of
rbe Chiefs, a man of the firft rank, accepted a Blare
of fire calks os wine-which had been plundered.

There is here an hog of CommaAt les and other of-
ficers, who occafion an immenfe expellee.
In the army the names of foldiers who have been
dead a long time, are kept in the books, as if the
perfons were alive. The names of the lick are often
entered at the hofpitals, a fortnight before they are
fent thither, And are kept in the regillers a fortnight
after they are dead. A charge is even maee for their
funeral expences, though they are interred "naked—
after they have bear coffered to die of hunger.

All this foriss fo much pin, which thole concern-
eu divide among(! them : there people, therefore, are
all averfe to, putting an end to the war—they do not •
conceal it. The Officers, Commiffaries, Contriaors,
aid particularly the Secretaries and Clerks, who
(warm here like ants, are not allsamed to declare,
that they have no interefl in peacethat they Gould
be lorry to fee it concluded. Their easel and in-
sertions are evident : their on/)- defire is to prolong
Ilse war, that they may get rich amidß diforder.--
*ere Permineneorder ellablifhed, they would have
nothing to, gain, they therefore fay, that they Mud
till all (ro'i/fdae mot tatrjeqs'eu denier), which will
sespire time.
It AssecefrarY, therefore, that we Gould have here
boned isen7-nees really attached to their duty, and
-devoted to their country, who might command re.
!Pie by their virtues, and Cream the public effects by
their *Sky and by their a:Rion:.
As an It:fiance of the peaulition pradifed here,
Mall Mention the following circomflance:—A perfoa
'named VASSIRUI, Who had arrived here in the qua-
lity of a pe.ty clerk, having (tamely enough where-
with to maintain himfelf, became, after four months
felvice a contraftor. He died two months ago, liar-
.
usg 'behind 'him property to a confiderable amount,
betides valuable jewels, and 15p,000 livres (62g01.
Reding) in ca(h, bills, &c. This faa is well authen-
ticated.

A general corruption prevail, here, and it is evi-
dent and welrknown, that the greater part of the
infurreftions, which take place in the peaceable quar.
ters, have been excited on purpofe, that the military,
wider yreterue of pair to pill tiro, way have a Fame
aye for /doing as the whale properly f the quarter, at h
r(fla of coop/0, and of then felling it for their own
benefit.

Generous Officers of rank and Commiffaries atWar,
every body underilands this fyflem of marauding
Veffels, are kept in readinefs, the plundered property
is fent to a place of fafety, or it is fold, and the
amount divided among thole concerned ; or to avoid
complaints and difputes among the robbers (eclairs),
refpetting the partition, they have a confidential
perfon, partied of ready money, who has a wail at
his command, and ready near the fpot, to which they
fend the plundered coffee and other (Etas. They
deliver to this perfon fo many hundred weight of
coffee, &c. at a Rated price (often a very low one),
and they receive in ready money the amount, which
is immediately divided among them. This prevents
all difputes among the robbers ; each has his (hare,
is folly fatisfied, and prepares to commence new sas
of plunder.
The cafe is the faint in regard to 'wrest/ au. This
is a swess hind feviaZuw, she ins...ties .f cilia Al
ploys peg hermit,. The military publicly announce,
that a certain place, Fort Dauphin, Part de Pair,
or Port Margot, Ike. is no longer tenable and orders
are given tor eracnatiag ir, or they fall back saw

pretence of having been attttked in the night-time
by (uperior fol-ces.
Some days after they return in farce to attack the
Brigands as they pretend, r.hd reize on every thing
in the quarter ky tAe r;711 of co?tquyi.
The different Proprietori of there quarters arc
obliged to fly in the utmoll hafle, at the moment of
evacuation, or for want of teals, boats, or canoes,;
or in confequence of the roach being intercepted, have
not been able to fly, and confequently have been;
obliged to remain. When the military recent, they
enter the quarter as they would the country of an
enemy. They treat the inhabitants as they would the
conquered. They feise every thing belonging to them
as Irgal boo ; firfl their proviffnas, coffee, or other
articles ; then their cattle, furniture, and other el:
Peas ; and very often their wives and daughters. If
they remonftrate, no anfwer is given to them ; if they
complain openly, they are ill ufed, and thrown into
prilon:
Nothing is, known here but pillage; it would appear
as if the troops came to Saint Domingo for no other
purpofe—and all means are thought equally good.—
A hundred inflances might be mentioned, but I !hall
quote only one :

There was here a perfon named Wilton nr Witon,
a quadron, that is to fay, as white as an European,
but defcended from what is called people of colour,
fin he was the fon of a white man and a Mulatto
woman. He was the fon of M. Belin, a rich pro-
' prism. of Limbe, a gentleman of great refpellability
by his fortune, and on account of his knowledge in
the colonial agriculture. M. Belin's affairs have
long been in a ruinous Rate ; he had educated young
Witon in France, and infpircd by benevolence and
humanity, had bellowed on him all the cares of a
good father.
Wm,* had made a proper return to the kindnefs
of his benefaftor, and turned to the belt account the
education he had received. He had always behaved
well in France, where he had refided from his infancy.
He had only been in Saint Domingo a fhort time, and
had taken no part whatever in the revolution.

He had become commandant at la Petite Anfe,
where he lived in a Rate of affluence.

M. Blida, his father, was at the Cape ; he was
about fixty years of age. and for fifteen years had
been blind. Without Wirow he would have been in
the greateft difirefs : Wrrom procured for him a
lodging, placed him in a comfortable fitnation, pro.
vided for all his wants, and, in a word, rn-Cle him
happy. liE thanked Nov:Discs that he had had it in
bis power to do good to a grateful being, who antici-
pated all his willies, and he no longer remembered
that he bad loft his fortune.

I was never acquainted with Wyrou. I think I
once faw him when a child in his father's houfe at
Paris. lam totally unconnefted with Lim. 1 never
law him at St. Domingo. I am only his hiftorian.
It appears that Wiros potreffcd many amiable
qualities and virtues. In confequence of his noble
and generous ‘ondult towards his bensf.saor, he was
thrown into prifon ; but We role was rich, and this or
itfelf was a fufficient crime.

Wtrow, though a white man, was confidered by
prejudice as a perfon of colour, charges of a confpi-
racy were forged again( him, which in this country
is not difficult. In !bort, he wal arrelled, and fent
on board a fhip, his property was feized, and in par-
ticular a chef of piste, which he had ordered to be fent
after him. A fearch was then made after his money,
whict, together with every thing he poffeffed, was
feized without any formality or trial, and the asfor-
tames man sum preeOteied nrte the deep evithese Nemo.
Bit WITON had Rill Tome property remaining,
confißed of honks with an elegant matinee in
the place d'armes, occupied by an apothecary. But
la dexterous general officer was foon found to be his
fucceffor. A general de Vaux, an intriguer of the
fir( rank, pretended to be his heir, on what foun-
dation no one knows. No one dared to difpute his
right—he had on his fide force and prejudice. He
feized on all WITON'S property, and took immediate
polTetfion. Such is the public report, but the general
is in poffeffion, this is tae fa&
In this manner every thing is done for the bra,
ibet Verde/roe.
The military here do not abflain from the moR
open aas of violeste.
Not long ago (about the isth or ttfah of March)
Boyer, Chief of the Staff, having put in requifition all
the carriages at the Cape, a planter named Bourdarie
or Bournicq, waited on the general to remonarate on
the fubjett, and to beg that he would take into eon&
lideratioo the Rate of the colony, relax the feverity of
his order, and allow him to retain at lean one of his
carts to procure provender for his mules. General
Boric fell into a violent paifion, caned the unfortu-
nate planter, and ordered him to be (hut up in a
dungeon. It was the fame General Boyer who
eaufed his cook to be devoured by dogs, becaufe be
had committed foam petty theist.
Such is the jollies obtained in this country 1

• Onr itadoto will ha be the haul of this mins aweitive.
tart Awe Maid execution woe called by way of acrifion,,Goihe
bffliw#ol4o. T.
t A foll soma d tbh fadowoos atrocity will be given We.
often a. _ _ _

(T.-')

The Prince(' Elisabeth packet, Captain Kim, bad
arrived at New York, aid the Primer' Amelia had
arrived at Halifax. and failed for New York, prtsi•
le to *s Thread packet leaviai that place.