Star.
London, England, 1804-09-01 00:00:00

MANOR AND ESTATES.

Near PLYMOUTH and PLY MOUTH.DOCK, in DBVP/f.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
THE Fee-Simple and Inheritance of and id ail
that the Manor and Lerelfhlp, or reputed Mann and Lust&
Rip of COODATVIEAVY, with the Rights, Royalties, Pitteep•
and Appurtenances thereto belonging; and alto aK thole Condole
Wood. called Deerdone or Duraoss Wood and Common-Wenle
contaiains together about Silty Acres (more or left), all new la
the bands of the Proprietor. And alto, all that Baotou and Rum.
calk! Cm 'smutty, now in the occupation of Mr. Richard 011.
u tenant thereof for a term, of which three years will be oriel.
pared nest Lady-Day, coolifUng of a large old Mardoe•Hosis.
(now wad as a Tartn•Hus(c), with all convenient Out-Honks. sad
shout too Acres of goad Arable, Meadow, Paltore. Diehard, and
Forte Brake, with Right of Camnsoo on %Vistaed Down. Arai
a:fo. all thole two Tenements, called Lower Ouodeaseavy, MK
In the centralist of Mr. Richard Nofworthy, as tenant at will.
mottling of a good Farm-Haofe, with all CODWIDIDt 01WHODISS,
senate/ liosife in ruins. and *boot Fifty Acres of good Arable.
Meadow, Palture Land, and Orchard, with a tight of Cornmear
on Wlgford Down. And alto all dm& Tesantens. called *Wm
and Urgle s, new in the occupation of Mr. John Willem-Its, joule.
as tenant thereof, for a term, of which liven pan will be ones-
, pired next Lady-Day, care/Ring of a good Farm-Houle, with con.
venient Out-Hooka, and shoot Fifty.one Acres of good Arable.
Meadow, and Patten Land, and Furst Brake, with a Right of
Common on %Vistaed-Down. And alto, all that Menage mei
Tenemait. Codworthy, now on Leak for term of ninety.
I nine years. &terminable as the death of Mr,. Hanceprd. aged 54
I yeara, ander the yearly cooreotiostory rent of aL as. red. and A. or
a bat Bealt for an hetiot, Gortftains of a good Partn.Hasfe, with
i all convenient Out-Hodes, and about forty Acres of gold Arable.
Meadow. Pstiure Land, and Fuze Brie. Ansi NIP, all that
• Ms-tinge and 'Tenement, called firdwortlay, now out Lade, for a
term of ninety-pine years, determinable a the death of Mary
Wilkocka, a gel about in yeara,fubjed to the payment of a aerials
cooventionary rest and heriot, caohaing of a Dwelling-Hoak,
with Our-Hooks, and shoot fifteen Acres of goad Asada, Mea-
dow, and Failure Land.
N. B. Tbc Manor, Corriae Wood. and Efforts, are White
ho it right miles front the T:Ar2s of Plymouth, Plymouth Dock,
Ind Tavillock,ans situated oar the rivers Mew and Cultworthy.
• the lattet of which Li a right of Sihirg belonging to f.
in a fine Sp ;runs Country, and adjoirfas the Fara of

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r r the Hoe, s Puble Sarre,' will b held st the hoe'
4 Mr. C'ureetiver, bang the Pope'. H-ai in the for tle
Pl.nl o h. on Friday the tails cl..y of Septa:Li:ler seat. at Ave
e..1../a. a.ternoua.
The oared, thr. the Prznaact and any /ahoy
part...ealare may be /111ov/hat the of
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FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST u.

The details you have publitbed of the general mat
(acre of the Whites in the Hind of St. Domingo, are
unfortunately but ton authentic : they can be =di-
ed by the planters who efcaped from that ifland, and
hive jai arrived at Paris, where I have ken and
heard them, being myrelf a party concerned. If you
defire particular information, I am going to Rate
that for which I can vouch.
k M. La CAVSSADR, from Bourdeant (whore fit-
ter is at Paris) made a voyage to the Weft Indies
with a cargo ; he was at Cape Francois in April.—
• With a view to fare his property, he deemed it pru-
dent to pay his court to the Negro Chiefs, by fealling
them. Five days after the proclamation of the 28th
of April was iffued by DISSA LIN is, he invited Des.
saunas, and about forty of his Generals and Offi-
cers to dine with him ; which they accepted. The
dinner was fumptuous, accompanied by riotous
gaiety, and finifhed with libations of Champaign,
drank to the health of General D rats, and
given by M. La CAUSSADS to that of the people of
Hayti, dm The General, in his turn, gave the health
of his hat : this was the fignal. No boner was this
toaft
fiven. than the two who fat next to M. La CAUL-
lane cited him, the one by the Weal and the other
by the thigh : they lifted him up, and firetched him
upon the table. Each of the goats took his knife;
and buried it in the body of the unfortunate White.
The cannibals vied with each other, in the words of
the proclamation, 6 for the honour of ftriking the
Grit blow.' From La CAUSSADS'S honk they repair-
ed to M. Totals's, a merchant, demanded Come li-
quor, clfank it, and aliffinated him. Next they
went to M. ARNAUD'S ; then to another white man's,
lopped off his arms and legs, and left the trunk alive
as long as nature could fupport it. They next pro-
rt
to M. Heitoivittises, partner in the hook
of FoacKs' &c. The cries of the dying flirted, and
were heard in every hook.
0 Madame Cloaca was at home with her three
daughters, young, interefting, and well bred girls.
The Blacks entered her honk, fword in hand. The
.women fled to the balcony, where the three young
girls were poignardcd. The mother not being flab-
led, fainted away. By a refinement of cruelty, the
monfiers recalled her to life by the fcent of vinegar,
and forced her to contemplate the (hocking fpeelacle
of her murdered daughters, weltering in their blood.
A Black, more compaflon..te, put a rope round the
neck of the unfortunate mother, fattened it to the
railing of the balcony, and threw the to dy over ;
in this Rate the expired. I had a filler in law 'a the
town, (her loiter daughter), and other relations
Done of whom efcaped.
" Thefe, Sir, are tome traits of the tin`leard of
cruelties committed at the Cape by the Bla ks upon
the White people, the race of whom is now cant&
in that fine Colony. Here you fee the tern tof the
philofophical declamations, which ailed from the
lips of the friends of the Blacks. Turn to the book
entitled, 4 The Year 244° read the chapter, Re-
snarkable Monument; you will there find the con-
do& which Draw-teas purfoes, traced from firli to
lat. Read (if your indignation permits) the writ-
bits. the motion,. of fuch men as BRISOT DS Welty: lA. E,
Cornoacrr, and other famous Philanthropilli of the
ahh century ; and then fay if the French in the co-
lonies could efcape the fate they have already experi-
enced in St. Domingo, and which threatens them in
the other Well India Wands.
44 Three White Frent hmen efeeped from the Cape
leveret u tys after the niaGere, vie. Meflis. Gans-
CHAMP, fon in law to the late Admiral Count de
Guess, BASIC, and (howl R. They owe their We-
t), to the courice of chi?. Duren, the American
Conful, who claimed, in the name of his Govern-
anent, thole three Frenchmen who fled to him for
flicker, alerting they were naturalized Citizens of the
United State,. He fled with them, and they all ar-

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rived at New Ynrk, v.hrte they have communicated
the detail, rtabllibcd thee, and which ate here re.
. reated (-Illy itt putt. Taey there related the leas,
*huh ,nit li.tve new read, to creditable perfons,
from v.i oat I received them. I was too much con.
ccrned in them, haying loft my whole fortune, and a
part of my family, by went, not to obtain a certainty
of the truth of ail tile details which I fend you.
(Signed) " •cssairaomsmr."
" P. S. Tt is ;awed, that the Blacks have pre-
ferred at the C.toe, for theit fervice. Mr. Duroua,
printer, and Mt. FA ao us. engineer."