Star.
London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

BALTIMORE, JULY 6.

In the celebration of the 4th July, the Frencb Ge•
nerd' Lefebvre Desnouettes, who was presint, gave
as a toast--" To the generous citizens of the United
Stettei s each unhappy stranger here finds a home and
brothers."

It is said There are now 15,000 Frenchmen in the
city of New York. Many. of them have brought
great wealth, aid were of high consideration ender
the Bonaparte dynasty.
PORTSMOUTIi, JUNE 27.
ORAN A HEW TORE PAPER).
•
THE Fumeatas.—Twenty-one sail of fishing ves-
sels have arrived at this Port and Newcastle, the pre,
seat season ; the fourteen which ',rived here brim&
2,650 quintals, and the seven at Newcastle, 1,391 I
total, 4,061 ; the total number brought in last par
cn the Ist of July was 12,000 quintals...Set &was
the loss to Clay's Treaty.
Several Silting vessels arrived from the Bay of
Fundy, have had their papas endorsed as follows
4, Warned from fishing in the waters, Or using, the
shores of his Britannic Majesty's North Amerman
Colonies, for the purposes connected with the fisheries,
Sy his Majesty's ship Espoir, this day us
June, 1816."
(PROM TUE ALEANT DAILY ADVERTISER).
It appeass by advertisements in the papers, that
26 soldiers have.lately deserted from the Cantonment
at Greenbush—that of this number 11 are Irishmen,
lour Englishmen, and one a Welshman ; the origin
01 several of the remaining ten is sot mentioned.—
We hope our army is not made up of as great a pro-
portion of foreigners.

Extract of a letter from Captain Warrington, of
the United States frigate Macedonian, dated off An-
napolis, July 6, ISIS.

" The Patriot Army are completely subdued, but
the molting spirit increases, OP account of the treat•
ment they receive from their Royal Masters. Gene.
ral Bolivar doing something to the windward, but
hour he will succeed is doubtful."

AFFAIRS OF HAYTI,
@MU THY BOSTON CZNTINEL.)

Captain Nash, from Hayti, has politely favoured
us with the Gazettes of Cape Henry to the 24th May.
They are principally filled with well-written articles
on the into &fain of Hayti; and furnish indica-
tions of a fixed resolution in its Monarch and subjects
to live free and indepeadeat, or perish in defending
their rights. These Papers are constant in representiug
Petioa (*lto governs in another pats of, the islan4
and who is a mulatto) as an enemy Lb the freedom
of tba blacks--as Wog dal tool of France, and
desirous of returning under her dominion—and as
capable of every species of OtillSO and dissintalation.
On the other hand, they exhibit King Henry
(Christopbe) as the pattern of *Very royal excellence
—as resolved to maintain- the independence of '
.Hayd.to eosin the commerce and friendship of all,
nations--to, exercise towards them a strict sniper.
tiality—to patronise the arts and humanity—and
make his kingdom and reign respected for its strength,
•
resources, and love of justice. He has a place in the
1 mountains, about 18 mile: from the Cape, which is
strongly fortified, in which are constantly kept im-
mense quantities of Munitions of war, and provisions.
He is now building villages around his palaces which
can be protected by its powerful batteries. His troops'
amount to nearly 80,000, well disciplined, armed,
and paid. affairs of the kingdom appear to be
as well conducted as in the best °moiled govern.
agent ,su the world. The King residessoastantly io
his palace of Saes Soma.
Tire last.papercootains an account of the arrival
it t 1.41 Cape of one of Petioles Lieutenant-dilenels ;
(the Chevalier kart Louis) having surrendered him-
self to, king •Hearrand claimed hts protection. He
was graciously received; admitted to the
_grade of
Colonel in the bnusebold troops of the black Xing and
his family am* provided tor.. He represented. the
tyranny sod croaky of Petits as excessive ; sod eau-
encased the oncete who !Ltd melody beet tot to