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London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

as all the wafted perfons, in opining their rude..
have opened the doors of the prifons for their recep
lion, and fthe French ro,usrdal agents are bnfy in
taking a lift of our ticheft inhabitants, and to gain
information of the amount of their fortunes. Emi-
grations to Hamburgh, Denmark, Ruffin, Sweden,
and 4snerica, have confequently inereafeci ; and,
fhould Bowaraava continue fome time longer his
prefect fyftem in this country. in fome few years it
will contain nothing but tyrants, beggars, and flares."

A velrel Pons Jamaica, arrived on Saturday in the
Downs, has brought a copy of the proclamation un-
der which the( excefies have been committed. The
following is the proclamation :

A. CANDY,. GINIAAL Of DNIIII3OII. CAPTAIN OZNA/LAL OP
CIAD/4.001,16 AND STD DIP AAAA NUID•f-

■ Confidering that elide mak which have euiamunicatioe with
the rebels at St. Domingo can be regJded in co other light than as
the enemies of France, kite all the neutral powers, or thole al,
lied to the Republic, have probibatcd all intercourfe between that:
fuliegts and the brigands—.
" Decrees—Art. tft. The privateers of Guadeloupe than detain
all veffela bound up the ports of St. Domingo in the poffelLoo of the
infurgents, as wefts, chute coming, from them. That part of the
land fubjeit to France Is ceenprebeeded between Cape itaphaea
and the Bay of Gems.
Article ad. Thok Tack, wbnfe ddblnation !ball pro Ted for
the port, or comics (tom the ports, in polfelllon of the rebels,
(hall be coAdered to the enemies of France. They Mall Conk-
qaently be declared lawful pristes,a.il condemned according to eke
usual forms. (Signed), • taproot."
A letter from Gnadalpupe, dated the 4th of Auf
fay!.-7!, A great number of vetrels from di,
Northward have arrived here within a few daya—r
There are now here 77 Americans. Mathis dull,
and we have abundance of every thing.!?

Another packet of New York Papers has been
received in the loth of September, by the-Hop;
Scicyon, arrived at Liverpool, from which we have
made forneextrafti.
General Aim sreong, the American Ambaffador
to Fiance, fal:ed from New York on the sd of Sep.
umber, in the Thomas, tor Nam"
The 'Rate of St. Domingo has afforded a pretence
to the French for committing daily depredatiins ppoo
neutral commerce in the Well Indies. The American
Papers 'abound with accounts of the frightful bar;
barity exerciffd by French pirates and privateers in
that quarter. Numerr'sus {hips of the United Statea
have been taken by veffels fitted out from Guadeloupe,
and plundered, fpnk; or burnt. The crews have
been treated with the greatefi barbarity, loaded with
chains, and confined in dungeons.
Virginia Papers, received on Saturday, contain
Tome interelling news from St. Domingo. It appear!,
that the Negroe Emperor of that iaand has been de-
feated, with the lots of 1,000 men, in an attack on
St. Jigo, which was defended by 7,0c0 Spaniards,
under the orders of the French General Devaux.
Ds sums, is is Rated to hays deßroyed the city of
Monte Chrini and Fort Dauphin, murdering molt
of the inhabitants. Early in Ana, he was pre-
paring to attack the 'city of Sr. Domingo, and the
polls of St. Jago and Aru, which were all that re-
mained in the hands of the French and Spaniards.
The Negro Chief has declared war agairal the latter,
and given order: to his privateers to capture their
vcffels.

FEVER AT

It is with extreme regret that we cGmmunicate to
our readers the difagreeable intelligence t.f a malig-
nant fever having broken out at Charletlon. That
nur Readers may be enabled to form the belt judg-
ment ft r themfelves on this painful fulajedt, we fob-
join fuch extra is as teemed to us more particularly
to point out the' nature and extent of the evil.

"CHARLESIOII, Quc. Io.—The weather has been
very hot. The mercury in our fore has been up to 95,
and it is laid 96 in other places. I mean in ;he fhade
:Ind current of the air. I do now think that you and
are fortunate to be in Philadelphia, as it is ra.
Cher licitly here than otherwife. (Then follow th'e
names of feveral perfons 4nwell thf.re.) There have
been many deaths anion; (bangers."
" Aug, 23.—1 am happy to find that there is no
malignant fever at Philadelphia or New York. Thine
is a 61//e of it here among flrangers, but the town is in
general more healthy tlbut we could expelt in fo very
hot a fummer.

Arrived at Baltimore, and detained at quaran-
tine, the tchooner Rohs, Capt. BILL, from Charlet:
ton, in tt days. She•failed the agth of Augull, in
company with the fchooWer. Comet, Capt. HEAr)
from Ba',limp. Captain BALL reports. that a very
malignant fever raged in every part of the town i
that many of the (hip's crews were carried off by its
and that moil of the inhabitants who were able to re-
move had &finally gone, or were going, to different
places for fafety in the interior."7—fewt nth Grads:.

" Plitt.anr:r MIA. SEPT. I I.IIIC underhand that
nor Board of health, perceiving that ptrfons in many
vcffels from Point ?etre were affiiiked with the yclln4-
fev.:r, have, doting th: !aft two month: fuhiceted
(hipping from thence to rigid quarantink; ; and we
now deem it our duty, fir the fake of the health of the
other parts of the United States, to declare from au•
tlalri,.y, that the Board ytthrlay received official in-
Formation of :its prevalence of yellow fever, both ou
t.iore anl ir, the Port of Poi:.: Petre."—Aurora.
By the N.-L. 1.. k Wert y Wismar", of the 22d Of
it 7rra,c, that within that (port period so
auc. The weather teas temper:As

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