Star. — 1805-02-28 (London, England)

JONI, M. LUCHIT of Louilville, (Ken.) On the exchange of the third fire Dr. L. was mortally wounded, and expired in a few roitutes. Captain MATCH ITT, who arrived at Boßon on the lath January, froni Jamaica, Rates, that the Englilh had fent a third expedition againtl Mucca, and entirely dellroyed the fettlement, with all the pepper it contained.  Colonel Butte, as a preparatory meafure to his trial, in confequence of his duel with General HA MILTON' has declared his intention of vacating his feat in the Senate pro tospae. A bill is now going through Congrefs, to almoft interdkl out trade with St. Domingo. Whether France be at the bottom of it, we know not certainly, but it appears it will almoft flarve the black Emperor Dassault's. The merchants are Hill in arms againft the bufinefs, and firong remonftrances are prefeuted againft its being carried into effet!, by the different Chambers of Commerce. Jueoma BosAraars and his Lady Hill continue at Baltimore, after repeated attempts to fail to Spain. It is afferted, on the authority of the mallet of a trading velTel arrived it Wilmington in the beginning of January, in t 8 days from Jamaica, that ply/ions to his failing he law a Proclamation of the Governor of Jamaica, prohibiting the entry of all American veffels into that ifland after May nest. This we are inclined to confider as a mifreprefentation or miftake. Jas. 21.—N0 news of importance is received from St. Domingo by the arrival yefterday. Every thing there is quiet. and indicated a well-regulated Go. vernment. The Emperor Dessausts was at Aus. Cayes when the Leander failed. We learn by this flip that an American veffel was lately captured by the French, who, after murdering the American people, put a crew on board to carry her into port ; The was, however, recaptured by a Britifh veal.  When the Reward (arrived at Salem) left Boorbon, there was an embargo at the IRe of France, which took place on the 17th Augult, an Englifb fquadron of two 74's, two frigates, and a corvette,' under the command of Admiral Osaottia, having appeared off that place ; two of which were Rationed o Roderigue, and the others cruized to windward in fight of Mauritius ; it was expelled the embargo would continue a confiderable length of time. Ncu Ira' rails were not prohibited by the fquadron from going into Mauritius. One of the Company's (hips, taken by the fquadron under the command of Admiral Limo's, was dile°. vered by the cruizers clofe in (Lore, going into Mauritius, but was cut off by one of the frigates before !be could gain the port ; feveral coaßing vefrels have been taken, and either burnt or funk by the Englith. Two large (hips, the Upton Cattle, owned by Som., Focus, and Co. of Bombay, and the Queen Charlotte, with cargoes of fugal., grain, etc. captured by the fquadron under Admiral Limns, arrived at Bourbon a few days before the failing of the Reward. Was informed by the Captain of a French veffel, at Bourbon, from Mozambique, that there was an American (hip of fix or goo tons at that place, which failed from the Southern States, or River Mifliflippi ; that the Captain, officers, and moll of the crew, had died there ; a Lieutenant, then lick on (bore, the gunner, and eight or ten men, were all that remain. ad : the fpecie was on (bore, and they would not per. au:t it to be removed. All Orange veffels which come to load direely at the file of Bourbon mug embark their cargoes at St. Dennis—the ;nitration of the Adminifkrators Gentrot being formally oppofed to their going into the difforerit roads of the illand to charge their vac's. Jam. zs.—Among feveral other veffels, Abort on Long Nand, caftward of the Hook, is Paid to be the Britilh frigate RIVOLUTIONAIRR, from Hampton Roads. At any rate, as Mr. Ewitic, confignee of tht. brig Kilmore, arrived yeflerday from Londonderry, informs, a large vac' of war mull be afliore irrthat quarter, as the report of the guns fired in diftrers was fo tremendl an as could have proceeded only from very heavy ordnance. Jaw. BURR ICU, of the (hip Hazard, arrived at Salem from the IRe of France, infosms,that Admiral Limois had taken three Englilh (hips, Paid tb be valuable, and arrived with them, a few days previous to his failing, at Grand Fort. The Englith fquadron that had been Rationed off the Ifle of France for two months, difappeared the sd November, in eonfequence of which the embargb was taken off, and permithon given to fail.