Star.
London, England, 1803-03-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARCH
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
3 Per C. Conf. money, 65 , 65, 641, 65, 64H.
Ditto, for April ace. 65 . 651.
Olds per Cent. Ann. 99 malum t dif.
PRICE OF STOC YkSTERDAY:
Esebeq. Biila, pan sr. diL
Omnlurn tsidaL
Englik Tickets 171. do.
Coat for Ap. at. 6sifif

sank Stott
per C. Conf. 64/ 65 641
3 per C. Anti. zoo ppff
Trzw.Ann. kz 146

By the Abieriean fhip Aetive; arrived at Fal-
mouth, and which left the Cape four days after
the PRINCESS AMELIA packet, whole arrival we
mentioned yefterday, we learn that the Cape re.
ipained in the pofreffion of the Britifh on the 18th
day of January. Indeed there can be little doubt
but it would continue fo for fume time after, accor-
ding to the articles of agreement entered into be-
tween the Britith and DutchCommanderc, of which
we have this day laid a copy before our Readers

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Some of our contemporaries have conch. ded irom
the arrival of the 9a it Regiment, at Portiinouth
from the Cape, announced in this Paper yefterday,
that the place mull. have been evacuated when
they came away. It is extremely polLble, that
before this time, that event may have taken place,
for it is probable frefh orders were fent out after
the French interference with the affairs of Swit
Berland sins acquiefced in by Minifters ; but the
troops alluded to mua have left the Cape before
the tf of January.
A.icounts from St. Domingo, received by the
Jamaica Mail, reprefent the Rate of that Colony
as much more favourable than it has ever been
finite the firft landing of the French. For the vio-
lence, injullice, and folly of Lactrac, General
.00HAM aa•u has fubilituted conciliatory conduel,
moderation, and good faith, and the confequence
is, that though Bands of Brigands Rill exia, the
rancorous fpirit which prevailed has entirely lab-
tded. lie had ilTued a Proclamation, inviting the
Negroes to return to the eftates of their Proprie-
tors. and promifing an Amnefty, in confequence
of which many had a/Wally returned.—There can
be no dotd3t, but that, if General Rociramt eau
had at firft been fent with the Chief Command,
the recovery of St. Domingo would have been
eafy.—When theft tctounts left St. Domingb for
Jamaica, a three decker and Tome other veffels had
hove ip fight, fuppofed to be a fqnadron with rein-
forcements from France.

PARIS JOURNALS
Arrived this morning to the 19th init. incinfive.
If we except the Argus (the Engli(h paper), they
fill follow the fame line that has marked their
cantina fince his Majefty's hleffage. The Paper
alluded to has Come remarks, but trifling, on the
event. It denies, generally, that any prepara-
tions art going on in the ports of France—the
only force they were equipping having already
failed, partly to the Weil Indies, and partly to
the Eaft Indies. As to the expedition fitting out
in the Dutch ports, it Pays, the deftination is fo
well know to be for Lonifiana, that this cannot
pollibly have furnithed any ground of alarm—
" England therefore only makes this a pretext to
cover its ulterior views." When the F,asr Coe-
ur:. shall have recovered fufficient coolnefs, we
may expel to fee fomething on the fubjeft in
the official journal, which will ferve as a cue to
the other papers. We (hall then probably hear
enough of it. • -
The Journals that have arrived prefent hardly
any thing worthy of notice. French funds 6o f.6n c.