Star.
London, England, 1804-01-10 00:00:00

.I.IIERICJ.

Ntw Yote, Nov. 3o.—We underhand from good
authority, that the French Government has placed
in the hands of Mr. Picuosi, Cha-ge d'Affaires from
France, two millions of francs, for the ufe of St.
Domirgo ; and that M. MacuLraa, the Prefeet of
that Colony, has the exclutive right to draw to that
amount on Mr. PICHON. - - -

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We likewife learn, that, for the purpofe of fttpply-
ing St.'Domingo in future with money, the cathier
orthe public treafury in Paris, M. Coanu, will draw
upon himfelf, at zo days fight, and his bills will be
fent to the colonial Prefea. It is (laced, that funds
will always be placed in advance to meet thefe bills.
Two millions of dollars have been granted, by
Congrefs to the Preftdent, to enable the executive to
commence, with more cfedt, a negotiation with the
FrPI7,IS and Sp.tuhh Govannizats,ielative to the put.
~h.tfz from them of the island of New (Means, and
Lai and Well Florida. .

I)Lc. I.—lt is Rated, from tindonhted
that notro.'ff? has hccn cr.te7ed by the Spar.ilh
(ler againti the I.ll;tted States teging polf:Mott of
Limitlana. _ _ _

We learn by Captain Iscrasott., 23 days from
New Orleans,that the French Prefeft had taken pnf•
fefiion of the fort, magazines, &c. belonging to the
KING cf SPAIN, with the avowed intention of
ing them tip to the Ucri;ted States. The troops fiom
Fart Adams mere expeaed by the middle of Lift
month.

Usc. 2.—The Yew Tort Gazette of this date con-
tains a long and violent article againfl the Pre:Went,
for difmiffing General Rums Pu-rsior (well known
in the American war) from the office of Surveyor
General of the United States. to which he had been
appointed by the late Gerteral WASHINGTON.
An AR for repealing the Bankrupt Laws, in the
Uni:ed St.:tes, has been brutr:,,ltt inter Cuagref,, and
is e,pened•to pars.
ELIZACET‘? Tows, Nov. aB.—Some fcamen on
hoard the liritilh frigate PHmrosr, which lies at the
tra: Intine ground in York B ry, lately concerted the
fillowing to make their elcape :—lt was
a;zreed, at a eer:ain hour of 11;Itt, that the belt
twimmer among the number Ca-suld tall overboard,
and drift down with the tide as fall ache could, cry•
11-1,)! hip !" and the others were to (land
reads- to man the boat to pick I.im tip : but by the
tq-l: care to let him get a good dillance frr•rn
the furr b-fore they reached him, and then fhaped
ri,en c—tt:C f,r Long Iff gad, wir,rre they landed in
titer;, rm.de tilde ell.ape. The gunner
to jump into the gnat ,%ith them, and after
picking up the man, difcovering their hum at•
emptc:l to 1;.:1 the thip,upon which they threw him
down, gagged him, and when they got on atom, puth.
ed him and the hnat adrift. .

NEW Olt Lk A N 5., Nuv. 4.---Tt is generally believed,
that the Mat rills :if CAW/ CA LV,) ha. refilled to de
liver the province to the French Pref.:EL having par
Collar orders to deliver it to General VICTOR. only.
PII IC. t)F 1.r..,A, Nov. I I .-..-EXt:Ad of a letter
Grim a (;:htleman in Alevandtia, dated Onobar 31 :
--.• We have for the fill! time been vilited with the
vet-, %%loch for ir Any years has been the
f the comineicial cities in altnerica.
u ever, crannt t.: tiacad to any foreign fiance. It
originated iimon7 niiiielves. bincc May lad, we bar,.
had litth: 1::") many nuitancea elisied in that
p.vt 01 the town, where the level appeased, par-
ly the brining ot a lime which cyder
Adis Lad been thiiia u. '!any of them were in a
putlid Tl% Ininke was h; .I,lv 4.ll",:nrve ; and
the lever lieg..n to rage in that vet y dirc,9ion the
fustike turk. where it gaged mutt, is
nest the River, ard is :n td: grionei. There ate
11() rciLn. to any ; the I, • but, under the tl-i•r•,
tor i-rne is an toloc and

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DUBLIN, 5.

A fellow named Codlinan, who had, under various
names, been an a&ive went of France fince the year

1797, and who was particularly notorious and mil:
chievous in the South of Ireland, by the title of Ge-
neral Clark., was fome time ago taken near Cafliel
(Tipperary), and tranfmitted to llablin Cattle, where
he was lodged in the Tower allotted to State Pri
loners of importance. Lute !aft night he forced
himfelf through the funnel of his chimney out upon
the leads, and by the help of a trunk (tOr carrying
oat water) conveyed himfelf down upon the terrace,
which overlooks the Cattle gat den. He was dilco.
vered by the featinel, who fazed him, but was
knocked dawn inaantly: and Cullinan had jua begun
to run off, when the fentinel recovering aimed a blow
at his head with the butt end of his Intact, and
fraCtured his ficull. The body, with fcarcely a vef-
tage of life, has been carried to an hofpital.
The penitent behaviour of young Ryan, who was
executed on Saturday ha, for forging on the Bank
of Ireland, made a deep imprelton on the mind of
every perfon prefent.
About ten n'ehick, his father was permitted to fee
him, who, after a Ihort interview, took his final
leave, and withdrew. The unhappy young man
himfelf was extremely penitent ; he confelfed his nu-
merous tranfgreffmns freely, and Paid th st there WAS
a final' box, containing fame papers and other arti-
cles, which if it ever fhoulst be found, would allonifh
the world. When he went out on the platform. he
addreffed the multitude in a very pathetic fpeech at
-confiderable length ; he earneftly intreated fuch of
his hearers as wetc engaged in pra :flees whichbrought
him to an early and difgraceltil death, to abandon
theirs, and brake thernfelvcs to honeft induary,
which, he laid, was not only fife, but much more
profitable in the end. lie then prayed for the for-
givenefs of all dick he had injured, and after humbly
and earneftly entreating the Kayos of the fpesiaturs,
he-was launched into eternity.

The box to which he alluded, previous to his exe-
cution, was recovered by Major :51R1t, and received
by him through the medium of the mail coach, on
Monday morning latl, from Limerick ; near which
city, by the Major's ditalions, it was found buried
in a field. It is a tin box, about the fize a a tea-
chell, containing a number of copper-plates for forg.
lag on different Banks, Bank of Ireland paper, and
a new method of forging damps, with many other
ingenious devices for forging paper making, &e. &c.
which we &not think prudent to explain—all of the
unhappy young man's own and his father's invention.
It alto contained feveral (mall books of accounts be-
tween him and other forgers, particularly John
Browne, who was executed lag Joly. Thefe accounts
were kept in a fiort band of his own contrivance,
which would do him great credit if It.pplicd to honett
purpofes.

The paffage of the Tesel was not frozen up on the
ad inftant, a circumflance fo unufnal, that the people
there imagine it will not be flopped up this winter
Onr naval force off the Teed on Sunday comprized
the Darrries and PRINCESS or ORANGE, of 74 guns
each ; i.lJt Y, Yoe it, and Reru Ls -, of (4; UNICORN
and CLIME frigates, mo.l NIA:AA/UP g9ll vedel, under
the orders ri Rear Admiral TAORNSr`ROUGH. • Sir
EID:4LY Snt ries fnuadron cornices off nothing.
Accounts film reere.burgli :fat:. that the levy of
recruits for the Rntiian army RTIIJIII.S to 61,cc0,
and t4,c00 for the navy. C:.ders are alfo raid to have
been received to torn) magazines oa :he Poiifh Iron.
tiers. for the Ruffian troops in that quarter. The
Ruffian fleet ra the Black Sea, computed of twelve
fhips of the line, of 64 guns each, and nine frigates,
is to be completely ready to let hill at the fliortell
notice, at the beginning of next firing.
The following is an extiad of a letter from Ame.
rica :—" The whole Milhaty Word here are capc4l-
- with actions ear, the news pf the invation of
England. Regarding the CNII of France
the Americans hold this latignitge : if lie lubmitted
his meafures to the gond fume and reafon ofhis coon-
trymen, we, who ate n,:tural barn might
join with him ; lint as Inc appears tan iefpeCt nothing,
vi this kind, we are Inquired that fame man who
was yellerday his equal, Jeri not convince him tin it
he firall not be his alifolute finperior to
a citi,.en of one moment 1:1all not be the tyrant of
anwinei."
A letter from an Englith Ccrtlemm who has lately
Trade his eikape from Foutainhicaii. and who re•
manned at Paris a larti4li:, from whence In; is now
returning via lays, From tln; itlrniatlon
I was able to collet at !'.lris, that city is in a great
ferment, on account of BawAr Ams meacutes to
gratify his ambit, n. The confcripts arc refraCtory.
The oid Veterans tpe.rk againfl the expedi:i,:n, a.,
fay that they would r.,,: cnthArk tin be butcherfd.—
Tine CONSL L ia 11/J1 I.krd .—he ha, thnufand,
of
cr:rrizt, Ana I titit.k the oppolition will Chortle
niurmilt,.lltd COlTlplrisits multiply, and artj.
tat:n:ls are very trecincT.:. It is the opinion r I the
wirer part of the people that the expedition will
not take place. Nothing is ready, and all that large
army on the coal( is only placed there to intimidate
the Englith, if 1 may tile Tlisr are
dill building gun boats at iso.s n the Rhine,
but very flowly."
On Saturday morning artivti .tt Harwich from
linif.im, Lieutenant C. l• ncl Smy r L:.e Iwo
MI. Jr nor P LLS, ti...ro 1 a!encirr:n..s
fin .t 111 11
It i, lai:r that ta :Li: t: or 4t-
t,trtpteti then hat th- molt
unequivocal 1; d:., On, t. cr::al their
dctctn:inationt,' t I thtlitt yet loiyet to•tithl
at the Laic thlA ha., lII' hand,
their ratiports tor toe !. •I‘. •I th. oot it, bt virtue of
vault only they c:.: ;one is r.i pafiin4
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