Star.
London, England, 1804-11-17 00:00:00

AMERICA.

Boston, iday lafl arrived at New
York the brig Role, Capt. r co% Iw, in 49 days from
Cadiz. In this brig came paiftriger Lieut. DALTON,
bearer Of important difpatches for Government, from
bur Miniller Plenip.tentiary at the Court of Madrid.
Immediately after landing, he proceeded ezprefs for
Watuington.
Lieutenant DA Lrom fives, that there was no prof.
red of accommodation with Spain, her demands
being fuch as the American Government could never
accede to. _ _ _ _

°cross' 4.—Late accounts from the Weft Indies
Atte. that the Black Army of ,General DissaLirt as
bad begun their march, for the purpofc of bcflige-
big the city of &.Domingo. The fame accounts add,
that the Brit** have blockaded the city of Aux-
Cayes.
Accounts from Muth:it:pa Rate, that the Csr:
Taut, an Englifh 74 gun (hip, in chafing a French
pri had got becalmed under tht battery of
Qspe Solomon, near Fort Royal, and was obliged
to lurre'nder. _ _

Letters from Turk's Ifiand mention, that a Colonel
Muter, of that place, had iffued a prod tmaticn,
declaring his intention of taking potiefiion of all vet.-
fele and their cargoes that fhould be (handed or caR
away on that ifland. In putlitance of which he had
taken poffetlion of the American refinances Martin
and Catherine, which had run aground on the beach,
and was ufing hisendeavours to get them off for the
benefit (as he avowed) of the owners and underwri-
ten. However grange this line of concluet may ap.
pear, he was cousteuanced in it by the Governor of
that place.
The gale of wind which did In much injury to the
eities of Charlettown and Georgetown, and which
eaufed fo much damage or. the coati and to the plan-
tations in the country, was aifo (evenly felt at Savan-
nah. where many chimnics, feveral honks, and a
fieeple were blown down, and the wharfs from one
end of the city to the other torn lip, and almoft
every Rote either totally dettroyed or fa mnch injured
as to fpoil every thing contained
in them.
Captain Youtio, won arrived at Providence a few
days lance, in 14 days from Cadiz, isnot ms that our
Minifler, Mr. PlUCtasr, was, when he failed on his
way from Madrid to Cadiz, to embark for America,
having abruptly left that city. •
Mr. Swaerwour, Second to Vice Prefident
Byte, in the late duel, has arrived at Savanna.—
Mr. Buaa was at Mr. BuI'LLI'S Plantation, but was
expeeled at Sivantiah.
Captain Swm I arrived at New York from Lifbon,
wsentions, that Moldy before he failed, a frigate had
been difpatrhed from Latham for Fram:e. with
Crown fur Boiiaraers, a prefent limn the Q2een of
Portugal, which wis laid to have colt two millions
gerbil, being ornamented with diamonds and pre-
cious (tones.—Boyles Palla&mfm, Ciftseer
OCT4•IF s.—two very refp.Clable Societies in
11114 i All- American
Charleflown, the Cincinnati A Rcvolu-
tint, Society, have fct to toot memotaals to the Legit-
Lone of South Carolina. that meafures may be ta-
ken to pin a lop to duelling in that place. me-
morial is offered for fub'cription in all the public
offices and banking-houres in this city.
The cities of New York and Philadelphia have
been remarkably healthy during the part rummer ;
but we are lorry to date. that in many of the inland
towns both if New York and Pennlylvania. a very
diltreiling mortality has been eapei lanced by %breaks
of various kinds ; in rime places by ditiampers hearing
thong marks of the malignant fescr winch has fo often
vifited our large and populous cities.
PROVIDISSICS, OCTClitit I I.— A revere Norm COM-
menced on the morning of Tuefday hail, attended
with thunder and lightatin2, and at interval, with
very heavy rain. 1 ()want. night the wind varying
to different point., from N. to S. E. irereafed
with great fury, said in the ceoife of the night this
town experienced the heav;eit gale within the recol-
leetion of any of its inha. asset.. Seve•al veriels were
driven from their moe.rir.;:s t i. the flame, among wl.ich
were the flops P•oerfon end hi.tai.„ hams,
and other buihii•ig. in toe town and i:s stonily,
were contiderably inj.ited. S• me, we
were dellroyed. A number of Lh,frinf Vs tkoe h:r.µn
down. ana many tiee., Itt.ccb. &c. thilr..yr,i. It is
thought that the (hipping on the coati mutt Lave tut-
fired (firmly.
It was reported at wY• fk haft week. that c. n•
Cderable Miners prevailed or. board the Lindh hi-
gams off she harbour of that place.
The Paper ti c tf,th ut Ofteiber contains
the Derlarati t the Generals of the Army of Hay-
ti, 1. hai.aiing J. J. I)SslisLisi&il Emperor of Hal it.
dated tee 25 li 0.1 Jviti.t.y. tit il car of the indepen-
dance or 1-lA)ti, and ecniow ea isig him Jay to chute
Lis

:PAIN

MADRID, OCYOIIIIII 4.—Spain is 'Saes, by More
than one calamity.—Here contagious difcafes' there
earthquakes, in other places civil commotionsfpread
alarm and &Nation. The diforders which have
taken place in bifcay have rifen to fuch a pitch, that
the. King has judged it necelfary to fend thither an
army of so,oco men, for the purpofe of reaming
tranquillity. The army is compofed of a column of
Callihan grenadiers of about 4000 men ; the African
regiment, a Catalonian regiment, a corps of cavalry,
&c. A public letter from Bilboa, the capital of
cay, dated the 26th uh. gives fosse details relative
to the origin and progrefs of the troubles in that pro.
viace. " The Bifesynn niftier (lays the above-men-
tioned letter)difcontented with an arrangement which
had recently been made for levying the militia, be-
gan by taking up arms to the number of about 'Soo
men. This number loon increafed to upwards of
4000. The Commandant of his Majefly's troops
then marched againii the rebels, and attacked them
on a mountain where they had polled themfelves ;
but, alter an obflinate contell, the King's forces were
obliged to retreat. The 101 l was confiderable on
both fides.—Lieutenant-Colonel Yruatusatz, of the
Royal Army, 101 l his life in the engagement. Se-
veral of the ringleaders of the infurgents were like
wife killed or dangernufly wounded. The rebels, how-
ever, after this (needs, confiderably increafed their
nt.mbers. There are already nearly t 0,000 infurgents
in arms. The Royal troops intrenched themfelves,
with the utenoß difpatch, in the plains of Tagil°.