Star.
London, England, 1803-09-20 00:00:00

ALfRGAT.E, SEPT. 17.

The Corps of Volunteer Artillery have at length
furmounted the obliacle of dref.; their uniform will
not colt more than three pounds. This is deemed
quite fufficient.
The TEXEL (till remains in the Roads, and thekßa-
TAVIA and VIOLITTA, with a gun-brig, are in the
(teen's Channel.
&pr. rB. humanity has feldorn (hewn herfeif to
a greater ere& than this day. Charity fermons were
preached at Margate, Ramfgate, St. Peter'•, and St.
Lawrence, for the benefit of the Sea Bathing Infir-
mary. That at Margate, by the Rev. P. DODD, from
the Aft:, chap. xiv. verfes 8,9, to. The fermon was
truly affelting, and caufed even an involuntary mo.
Lion from the heart to the pocket. But there was
Another irrefiltible invoice ; for who could deny the
requeft of fo much beauty and fo much worth, when
they perceived the Duchefs of Sr. ALBAN% Lady
HEATHCOTE, the Hon. Mifi M , and Earl of
Moses, (landing at the doors, foliciting alms for the
relief of want and difeafe ? The funs collated fad
exceeded expeetation. Seventy-two pounds were col.
lated at the door, and the above Nobility, with Lord
Cox' este a and Tome others, completed it one how
dred pounds, odd (billings. Mott money was received
by Adds MAIMS.
The Sermon at St. Peter's was by the Rev. Eo•
waits, Casson; at St. Lawrence, by the Rev. W.
CHAPMAN ; at Ramfgate, by the Rev. W. Tools.
About two hundred and fifty pounds was reported as
the amount of the whole collations.

Moor game on the Wet Moors, and in the High.
lands of Scotland, have been very plentiful this fafgp,
Tovssiirr l'Ouvarruae.—Among.the extmew
dinary men whom the French revolution called into
salon, this gallant, humane, and unfortunate was.
rior is certainly entitled to a diftinguifhed rank.. Fen
have equally interefted the liberality of
and that intereft is highly honourable to •
ings and judgment. Wifdom and valour be
in a moll eminept degree in the prefervation of St.
Domingo for France, and yet thole virtues and that
faeces which fo forcibly claimed the gratitude of
the French Government, could not feeare him from
fate that fixes as deep a Rain upon the chara4er
BONAPARTE as any of all the atrocities , -
marked his reign. To palliate, however,
Coast's:4 condo& upon this - -
advocates of his Court have'
ipwitring forth their venom \
TOUSSAINT. His name has
reviled ; his conduit has been
I fenced. All the aas of his admit..
the Ramp of wifdom nr humanity
fold to have proceeded from
Olken belonging to his Bute,
Rep that might have been tall
aloes. He is charged with
treaty with the French, a charge
has ever been adduced to jollity.
of roughnefs of manners, (smelt'
in fad of fonsething little Raft
and grofs ignorance.. Similar
afloat in St. Domingo at the
,were there, which were cireu;
French, who were then jealous
firth was the imprerson produced
when General Mortara thought
emote certain Rations, a conference
became neceiary, awl it was
dangerous mithoo for say
the Black General ; but yet .
the sods dragoons, the Beiulb
took that bolinefs, met in Tr
tingnifhed urbanity of manners,
and high cultivation of mind rs,
and as completely falfify the
then, and which are now with
pagated through France. and
throughout Europe. la the
hided to, Toussaisr (poke '
elegance, and upon various
Gy.i.esris took occafion to ,
to found the depth and tura
sailer profs fed a great ref;
racer—a refpea, however, v
Mm to betray any part of
Government; end this infla
haps the hrightell trait in hi
pleafure in being able to
this great and good man, at.
that are fo widely fpread refp,
all the records of halo; y there
dividual more interelligg to b
arriving at great power front L
that power with non judgment,
firma

the ;amities gelid; ha
Mem, however, the Costar
his occafion, all the hired
we been for force time bee
m upon the reputation
has been moo fcurrtionn
been moll grofily mi •
adminiltration which • •
humanity upon them,
int the cottpclicof Frenc.
&ice, while an • •
m taken is ofct*w to •
with treachery is his
I charge which no evi.
juilify. He is Alb accu •
ferocity of difpofitioo, as
Own of *White barbaric
,milar reports of him
the tince,the Ugh& arm
circulated by Tome of th
jealous of his power ; an
produced by them,
a thought it proper to ev
conference with Toussat
was *dually confidered
ry man to attempt to vs
yet Colonel
Britillt Officer who code •
TOVSZAINT with tech d'
nanners, fuck mastunimit
mind as excited has farprit
the defcriptions which
with iscreafed indußry pt
4 and by French atm
the cootie of the treaty-
ke French with Ramey
out other topics which • •
tto introduce, with a •
tire of his mind. Too
refpea for the Britifh ch
R, which could never prom •
of the interefis of his o
offence of his fidelity is
I his charaaer. We feel
to vindicate the condua
1, and to tepel the cecina'
refpeaiog it, foe perhaps
there does not appear as
; to humanity, nor see
rota bliallaia Of.
jedgmait, •
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