Star.
London, England, 1803-12-06 00:00:00

MALIIOIS.

CONVENTION BETWEEN TNN UNITED STATES OF

•BIERICA AND THE BRANCH RIPUBLIC.

ART. I. The Government of the United Stares alma to pay
to the French Government, In the manner fpecificd in the fallow-
ing ankle, the ftun of 60 millions of francs, independent of the
rum which Sall be fixed by another Convention, for the payment
of the debts due by France to the Citizens of the United States.
$ For the payment of the (um of 6o millions of franca, men.
cloned in the preceding iiticle the United States mall crate •
Rock of t 1,230,0raci dollars, beZring an inter& of fix per cent. per
annum, payable half-yearly in London, Amfterdam or Paris.
amounting, by the half year to 337,300 dollars, according to the
proportions which (hall be determined by the French Governenmat
to be paid at either place : the principal of the raid Rook to be rein-
hurled at the Trellis., of the United States, in annual payment.
of not Wallas three millions of dollars each; of which the era
payment &all commence is years after the date of the exchange of
ratifications ; this Sock Sall be transferred to the Government of
Prance, or to Rich perfon or perfons as mall be authorized to re.
celve it, in three months at molt after the exchan;c of the ratifies.
tints, of this treaty, and after Louillana mall be taken paffellon of be
the name of •he Government of the United States. It is farther
agreed,,hat if the FrenchGoverrantent mould be defiroussfdlfpolling
of the laid flock to receive the capital in Europe at a Charter terms
that its meafures for that porpo(e than he taken fo as to fawner, in
the greateft degree politic, the credit of the United States, and to
rage to the Islghefl price thrfahi flock.
3. It is agreed, that the dollar of the United States, fpeelled in
the prefer. Convention, Sall be fixed at live franc/33334m0nth,,
or five lines eight Was Tournois.
The prefcnt Convention (hall be ratified in good and dee form,
and the ratifications Mall be exelugged in the (pact; of ha months.
to date from this dm, or looser, If poible.
In faith of olde the refpedtive Plerdpotentlaries have reined the
awe Articles, both In the French and Engliat languages, eche.
neeeribelefs, that the prefent Treaty ha. been arlibrafir aligrard
on, and written in the French language ; to which they bits. /met.
unto Abed their fah.

Done at Paris, the Loth of Floret!, eleventh year of the Froth
Repoblie, (3c(5 ttt 18o3.)
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■oI. it. L3VIIMISTON.
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JAM&S Mir Slim&

BOSTON, Nov. s.—The Board of Health, at New
York, have publithed, that the citizens may with
fafety return by the la of November. They have
recommended the airing and cleanfing of houfes be-
fore they are opened.

Nov. 7.—We are happy to fate that the two left re-
ports of the Health Committee of Alexandrk, which
embrace a period of four days, announce no deaths
to have occurred of fever.

In New York the fever has become fo far mine
as to caufe the ditcontinuance of reports from the
Board of Health. The inhabitants are removing to
their former refidencee ; the public cases are in ge-
neral re.e abli find, and bufinefs again begins to afume
an air of fprightlinefs and vigour.
The members of the Houfe of Reprefeatatives at
Wathington, came to the refolution, on the 19th of
011ober, of wearing crapes on their left arm, for
owe month, in teltimony of their gratitude towaids
the memory of the late illuftrous patriot, Samoan.
ADAM, Etq.

By the lall accounts from Philadelphia, the fever
was entirely extinit in that quarter.
A letter from New Orleans, dated Sept. sa. rays,
4, A weird has arrived from the Havannah. with or-
ders to the Spanilh Officers to hold that place, with
all LouiGana, till farther orders."

St. Marc's and Fort Dauphin. in St. Domingo.
have fubmitte4 to the Engbib.
A war appears inevitable between the United
States and the Estesamt of Moaocco. The Maori&
!hips of war capture American vedels wherever they
meet them.

The Spani Minifter has remonerattd to the
Amztican Government againft the ratification or the
treaty with France. The reafon affigned by the
Spanifh Miniller is, that the principal coedit:few of
the treaty of St. Idelphonfo, in which Spain cede!
Louifiana to Frame, bad not been complied with by
the latter Power. The condition was, that France
&add procure the little of Ertvtta to be recognised
as loch by all the powers of Europe.
It is fully trnderftood, that the rensonfirance of
the Sinai& ?dinkier had teen tranfmitttd to the
Prefideat, previous to the ratification of the Treaty
with France.

Although no mention is made of this
in the ulterior debates of either Hook of Congrc h
the circtunitsoce is uncpsetlionably tree. In this
critical and inierefting fituation. what is to be
done ? After being rnhhed of oar rights on the MISC.
:Ippt, and paying fifteen millions of dollars for
Louifiana, we hall probably live Fratce from a war
with Spain, and have to fight oui (elves. for what
has bees war awn by treaty and by parehafe.
E Tara seer.