Star.
London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

is raid, had agreed to tAke his Highpets into his fa-
mily in fome chars ter or other, in order to !resent
hit feizurs by the Britifh !hips off the Hook, That ,
no information might 6c received of his intended lie.
parture by the Britith, he was to have been taken
from Staten I (land as the {hip puffed out. There our
hero appeared in due time, with his contort, but the
Amhaffador, forgetting his ergagement, impudently
proceeded to fca, without even noticing the Royal
perfonagcs.
At a meeting of the Serjeants, Counfellors, Attor-
nies, and Solicitor; of the New Jcrfey Bar, being the
a(I term fince the death of General HAMILTON, they
agreed, in conjunaion with their fellow Citimeqs
throughout the United States, to enter into refolti-
lions expreffive of their deep apd unfeigned grief for
the death of that, unrivalled man. Every part of
America concurs ru a fimilar fentiment, and of courte
duelling i 5 at this moment, the fubje4 of univerfal
reprobation.

Thefe particulars of her fulfei lags Madame Tor?.
sassy has related to the widow of a rich planter of
St. Domingo. Madame B , who has Lent themi
in the above letter, to a relative in this country,lyith
the addition tb...t Tosissaitir's widow has loft, From'
the tortures. the ufe 'of her left arms and has no lefs
than forty-four wounds on dil'erent parts of her body.
Pieces of flefh had been torn from her bread, as with
hotirons, together with fir nails of her toes! a liv-
ing witnefs of the humanity and /.,,.hour of the under
Emperor of the French, the augyfiChief of the French
Legion of Honour.
As the climate of America does not agree with
Madame Toussaiir's decayed conftitution, fhe in-
tends, as foon as the has colleeed the wreck of her
fortune, lo fettle at Jamaici, if the Britifla Govern-
ment 'hall permit her.
Auo. 3o.—Yederday morning the French frigates
Didon and Sybille gat under weigh, with an inten-
tion, as was underflood, of proceeding to fea. When
they arrived at the ;-inok, a ltrnng fontherly breeze
and flood tide coming in. they were obliged to come
to anchor in gravefend Bay. They were at one time
within about four miles of the Lisa Kora and Can.
matt. When they have in 'fight, the Britith fhips
each fired gun to windward in token of defiance.
The Erenel frigates, it is expeeed, intend to priu
teed at all hazards.
A u cs. 3 .—The French frigates have come to their
foriner anchorage near the city. It is (aid they went'
down for the purpofe of cleaning their copper. A.
(mart firing was heat d yefterday, which induced the
' opinion that an engagement had taken place. We
underftand, however, that it was nothing more than
a Quin fight betyreen the Le•tipsa and Cam saw,.
juft outfide of the Hook, and in fight of the French
frigates.
SEPTENHEIR IL—Sir CHARLES GREEK, Goyernor
General of Surinam has Hilted a proclamation, raying
a tar of zoo dollars on Letters of Manumiftion for
all Slaves of fourteen years of age and upwards, and
too dollars for all under that age, to pot a check to
the prevailing ththion of the people freeing their

LONDON.

MONDAY. ocroßre

PM; OF STOCKS THIS DAY Ai ONE O'CLOCK:
Confab, money and arc. 57t—Reduced 56 ii—Omnium Li.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per C. Red. Ann. 56t t I Oatnium 7 prem.
3 per Cent. Conf. 57kt ExeMq. Bills, ts. dif par
4 Pc" Ccnt 7311 Enrlifs Tickets, 10. Si.
5 per Cent. Navy 9011 Coac' for acc. 571
Long Ann. a 6 53.16 i

On Friday evening Lord Gowan and fuite a,rircd
at Nelron's hotel, Yarmouth, and on Saturday a: ter.
noon his Lordlhip embarked on board the AMeT wry'.
frigate. Captain SPlLatiGllttle engate got under
way about four o'clock with a fair wind. His
Lsw4llliP was melted to make his paffage iu eight
days, if the wind continues fair.

Information is faid to have been received in our
diplomatic circles, that the Cabinet ofSt.Feterlburgh
has publifhed a long memorial, which has been pre-
rented to all the Courts of Eu;ope, and regarded as
eqnivalent toe declaration of war againft Boua PARTC,
but not aga inft France. It is nated to contain all
the numerous grievances of Raja, againft this bar •
barons Ufurper, and public as well as fecret ar-
ticles, in treaties between France and Raia, which
were only fuppofed to fubfift by the o.ber Etiropeao
States : but mull now convince even the Corficao's
French flares, that their tyrant's political perfidy
alma equals his moral depravity ; and that as long
as he is limed upon his ufurped Throne, and his in-
folence,bad faith, and oppreßion, are endured? France
canna expeft peace, nor Europe fafety and tranquil-
lity. We have heard it reported, that according to
the contents cf this well-written, fpit iced, and dignified
memorial, no power, not even England and Germany,
have been treated by the Ufurper in a more treacher-
ous manner than Ruflia, nor been, with more pati-
ence, the dupe of his Machiavelifm and machinations.

negroes.
Gentlemen from Jamaica mention, that the Af-
fembly *of that Nand continue inflexible in refilling
the demands of poppy made by Governor Ntioany
for the defence of the; jMand. The patriotifm and 'at-
tachment of the Governor to the ifland are not quef-
tinned ; but the Akffembly declare the inability of their
conflitnents,:to meet the funs required. In the enu-
meration of .heir difficulties, they fay that the ex-
pence of caryying on plantations, has beep greatly
enhanced by the refirittions on their intercourfe with
the United States, not only without benefit to the
Moeller Country. but to her manifea injoiy, when
viewied in all their confequeoceivi—That the articles
fupplied are of prime and indirpenfibte neceffity is
admitted ; that they cannot be furnifhed by the
United Kingdom of Great Britain mid Ireland, or by
any dependency of the Empire, is, they fay, evinced
by twenty years experience ; that they cannot be
trarifported in Britilh bottoms, at teal during the
war, is equally evident ; yet the Planters of the Wand
are reftrained from paying for what they cannot fore
go, by bartering a (mall part of the commodities
1 they poffiefs, and arc drained of the fpecie wanted for
common circulation, and of large quantities of bul-
lion, which would center in Great Britain, whilil the
cultivation of their (tapirs is crammed, and the quan-
A letter received from Holland, tg a Gentleman
thy of what would be tent to the Mother Country, in
more favourable citcumttances, moll probably dani. of Hull, dated the 23d ult. (latch that a revolution
nifhed. in the form of Government in that country had as-
The moft recent intelligence Item Hatches has ally taken place ; and delired that no snore goods
cooled much anxiety to the American Governmeot•
lhould be [hipped on his
A very neon fpirit of commotion kerns to at:Orate s'account until further orders.
a clefs of people reading on the Mobile river, corn-
poled of French and Americans. vho have threatened underitand, are Each as entitle hi:. communications to
'to polka themfelves of feveral fortified places, and attention ; but the Dutch Papers received to the 4th
the adjacent territory. Already have they been in inft. do not corroborate the above intelligence. Ac.
motion for this purpofe in conftderable force, and
eroding to every account, however, a Orange aboutia
fears are entertained, that. owing to the expofed and
&kneelers Rate of that country, they will occomplifh to take place, if it has not already commenced; but
their objeft. the nature of it is not quite afeertained. A letter
The Britifh Commander at New-Yoe k, has claimed of the 3d ins. from the Hague, which we fithjoin,
the (hip Eugenia, of which the LIANDSZ had taken will however enable our Readers to form forms opi-
' poffieffion, as having French property on board, and .
had lent her for Halifax for trial, but which was mon of the fyftem the French are putfuing in that
afterwards retaken 'on her Pall-age thither' by the miferably opprefed country :
Matter, affilied b; Tome people from Ncw London ; Heave, Ocrosea 3.-44 The communication with
the matter has alrelaly occaironed much embarraff- England by neutral 'elk's, hitherto tacitly allowed to
merit to the American Government. Two other in-
us by our French oppreffors, though abfolutely need-
fiances of recapture, under fomewhat fimilar circum
fary to enable us to pay their extortions, has lately
fiances. have fince occurred.
PNILADLLPriIAi Stay. 7.—Cl-hat was mentioned, met with many ohttruCtions, and, it is even reported,
in private letters,.is no* confirmed by the Gover• will loon be entirely prohibited, at lea% until the
nor's well-timed proclamation. The Connecticut in- final change in our government has been organifed,
tinders, in a part of what saes lately the County of
and the grand expedition (hall have failed. The
Lateen*, have organized arl" armed force. in Wl'o6-
tion to the authority and lama of the State. and of four left bags with ant) letters, that have arrived
the United States. and proceeded to efts of affaffina- from England, have been (cited by the French, and
tiop and violence, againft the foldiers, under Pent.- carried to the Camp of Zeit'. where General Maio
fylvania. Thus is the State threatened with a civil moor, and the Knitter Stritommas, aaltted by
wear, by a let of defperat; and deluded men. who are
tome fecret Agents from Paris, opened every
milled and urged on to fupport the unfounded claims
of a few defigning land jobbing foldout', without any letter. All valets fraf re Red of coma from or ng
colour of legal right or authority from the' State from having touched at England, have been rummagedl
whence they came, or the leaft countenance from the and vilited in the filleted manner, both in the Texe
people of the frunmern old Townfhips. If a check is and in the Meufe, to find out Englifh correfpoadents,
not fpeccitly given, by the fleeing arm of Govern•
meat, thefe lawlefs people till gather flrength by S I perfona have in confequence been errelled both
Lere, at Amfterdam, and at Rotterdam, and many
delay.
A letter from Madrid, dated July 16, fays, " Tli: bills of exchange have been loft or taken away, to the
application of the American Minifler, on the fuhjed great lots of our Merchants. and the great detriment
of the Convention, has at length drawn from this
end '.•." Canon of our commerce. Foreigners may per-
Court the following propnfitions, upon the accep-
ranee of which only, will that intim:mot 'oc ratified : Int; s think, that a great confpiracy has been Jilcovered
IL The .tune be allowed to rive 1104kC to thvif retiaios err rro meditated infurrettion prevented, and that they
the Cmteetni n, which ha. not yet been done, at tl•ey conlidcred
the Wilkie totally alundon...l b. the Amu-kart Cotitrn ot. are the caufe of there meafures of amity ;but nn loch
it That th, am k relatlur to prizes ram .1 lore SpoolOa thing ; ice continue patiently, and in filent anguish,
rens by French c,Lizert, bc tot liiy tspensol, ani all claim. mann
to bear the heavy yoke iroprfed upon us by Bose-
il-c Spa, ins r.osiinner.-t,,,n that a,, nutit, be to ever r,..ioquillted.
34 I ha* toe Aet of Paired !,ratrs, 'inheriting the Pre- vases, we (trt!, figh, out p.ty wrhout apprifition,
l'.'"' ' eital'il% our or mar. you, ''' the
Tye' Magic'
be
am'
becaufe the fpirit and energy of our anceltors has e
ly mg.,: .1.
o After at proper r:monfiranne by the American been buried wi.li our li.:erty and independence. Cf
Kinder on this (tibial, be demanded his patipor;s, this the Corfican and II:, fatellites arc well cor sinned.
and will 'finally depart fro-n hence la the cootie or This wet', therefor:, m:ve:y a revolutirmary.financial
the earl • g week."
operation, to find out *hat mar:: our principal ca-
Ticartra, Srrr. to.—We are informed that Je-
anie's Bo , whole precipitate journey through pitalitts have (till in the Englifh fund!, 3r preparatory
the State 101 l week iacsy. carded fo much fpcculati.:n, to Inc,i new pecuniary requilition from France, under
iiit rinsed with his lady on the 6th, having been pre• • ‘,.., „„,,„ of 1,,,,,,, to p:iy the extravagant cr.pences of
...utly difappointed in his expettations of getting a
pair to Fiume under the inuedins a Gtneial
,f her foreign tyrant's coronation, and, as fume pretend,
A a %/STRONG, nor new Ambatfacier, wbo failed fr:.m i the ceremony for the inflall Ilion of our own new
New Yarn on the ith end General Aso:vac I. 4 s;‘ it .I%l:Cr or valets. That dais mull bc th: cafe 1,..v doubt,