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A finaf arrangement bis aflength taken
place with refpecl to the -Batavian Ref
cripiioni It will be recollected that
theywefe, by a late law, in 'direct
contracliQio to the original contract to
. be converted into national debt, not
payable immediately after the peace.
: This refolation iefcirrded by a decree
of the" Batavian legilFature, which rfferi
lo.thrf holder of ihefe refcripiions, who
with to inveft thrm in tbexvoluntary
loan, ihe fame term which areNffrred
. to he holden of India Stook, comarHng
the following ad vantages, viz. for oneJ
.thoufind florin in the refcripiion or
India Siock, and 800 Qotins in call),
10O3 fluritis in the national otrl'fzauoiK,
producing 3 percent, perpetml u:ereil
,A'f' receipt for jd florin, Pn addt'ion
to which" 1 50 florini in calh will procure
a flu re of 400 florins;- in the loin to be '
raifed by lottery, according tothe pW"n
annexednoah-;' voluntary loan of i8oi ;,
rhefe (harei to be converted into a nation- i
al debt, bearing interejl ' t-2 percent.
Thi alteration is to be atti.bu ed to 1
the interference of the French irorern- j
ir.ent, which .conftdered. itfelf pledged
for die payment of the refcripiions ac
cording 10 thei." rigirial value.
AJetier fro a Copeha?n daied the
ia h of February, mentions that there
wa then in die hofpital cvf tbai city, a
-woman wh had flept 'e lev in tottks with
out interruption. Some atiems, have
roeen tnaHe to awake her from this trance
1y , vitdently'fhaking her ; while the nv.i
tior. Ia(, it feems to revive her ; but as
loon i it Is difcontinued, (he immediate
ly relapfes into a profound and death like
'T.rep. Diring this. period the hi not
received any food, not wi.hflijiding which
there is not the lead alteration in her ap
pearance. She is only -twenty. eight years
-of age, but remarkably corpulent."
PARIS, February 26.
'L"fl Saiuiday, Citizens d'Atfry, Gtntz,
Tauch, Mmnet, Reinhart, Sereoher,
Stapfer, Ullery, VVh tevil'c, and Von 1
Flue, compiling the two C'i minces of)
- five - M fibers, formed by the h ftyTfi k J
Swift D.'putie, "in order 10 take cogniz i
nce of ihs . Att of Me lii'ion made . by 1
the Firtl Conful between the l'ar"ie '
which divide Switzerland, w fre admitted
to the Audience of the Firll Conful, i
' The Confuls, the Sena'or, the Mi.
riRen, the C'Mtlellurs of Siait and the
InCpcclors Genital of thi army were pre
fen t, and alfo Bardiolitmew, Rnrd.Mer,
Fouchs, and I5em-(inier, Senator,
Member of the Committee chat'd to
""confer ith the Sils Deputies (Titn-
- bled ti Pari..- -- -'-
Ciiiten Har helemy, PreTtdent of the
Commillun, having received from' the
hands of die Fit II Co Wnl the Aft of Me
du in, figned, counterfigned, and I li
ed with ihe Grea Seal of State, delt
" veredihe Ac to Citizen Louis d'AtTry
appointed Landamman of Swi' inland.
The Firll Conlul c nverfed fotretime
vnk each cf the 'Members of tne two '
Committee of Swif, Dpuues, when the !
Aud eiire teiminaterl.
On Noonday the fame petfont alTtHrd !
at the Audience, luizeii ua'tiielrmy
Prefident uf the Cowniue of Sen i,it
prel'uKd 10 he Fn it Conftl the fony
fiven Sk.f D'puiies, wltole names fol
low. .The ieminder of the hfiy.fixi
wli formed the whole Deputation had
ptevioufly fei olffor I'aris.
flhen follow ihe nam,
Citiznt Loui d'A(Tty4. 1.audammin of
Swi atrUnd delivered th fojlowirg
Adircf-: i
tiriren Fi'd Conf.i',
(' trcj hi ih; mdnjios whitH you
fiie j roniKjnced, to the important, bm
diuuuit h'utlioo of Lindamtnan of
SnterlanJ, it it Hatterifg to me in
tSecomutg the oigai of ihe Deputation
sSith my Cnoatry hat f n to you, 10
have for mtirll fund on the day of
telifying toyou the gramuJe wiih whiJi
it it prtiena ed f.r the benevolent a icniiou
tinhvmi ha deiittied to give a that
woik whi h lonrtimi the inJrieudince j
Ol bMierland, I
Yor f.rU be rf!t it 1 1 hive rello'ei
to the diEerent I'tople .Switietla'nd i
the Frdersiivc Government huli wit t.
lone roftgenit t thera,
Tht rtfa't of jfinir rfdita'iin will
uittvt thole lift of piltry which have
united i0 S'iotn accullj n-d 10 confer
rmproril adantgi, and formed fo
niiitntt t Re em, 1 he iro-iblet which have
aji'i (d my Country wi I ceif the
l'.irr whic1! ire fiieidly ioSiiimIioJ
m1I ips'ud the W-ans empl.yd br
Ihe Fnfl CnafaUtd trtrn th 111 rtfeett
of a parly fp.rnv 1 owe it to my Cottn'ry
to ffcmi y ir benevolent i w," and I
o tt to mtfelf 10 be per fertSf impartial
la the ti'rtife of the f jninpni which ire
ro sfrtred upott m.
I pty the FirS ConM to receive
s i to ict'pt wkH gJif the bmi
cfv.tr profo nd rrfped, " -
lh fit A Conf il hiving sjnf.rred C
lif t L-ni'l d'Affrv, "d c nvti;eJ vi h
. tht J tlvrnt wid DrpuuM, tat Audi
tnrt miniifd,
Ci iten L" d'Aff'JT Ladmniln
cf Sif'rid, frttvii ht fame day lor
y't Ur liom MmiUtii tll cms
1 J !t.f I tbriry ia tht aiictouoflt Gib,
Straueb, the Auflrian Commandant at
Passau, received- definitive orders from
the Court of Vienna, to 'evacuate that
fort refs and deliver it up to the Bavarian
troops. - " ' ' '
A Deputation of twenty.fbiir Mem
bers of the Leg'tflative Body, proceeded
on Wednefday to .the Palace of Go
vernment, wbsre they were received in
the Cibinet of the .Confuls. Ther'irft
Con ful was accompanied by the Second
and Third Confuls, and furrounded by
the fenators, minillers, Counfellor of
Statfj &c. Citizen Maraud, jun. deliver
ed the sddref of rhe Legiflative Body,
j to which the Firft Conful reuined an aa-
iwer. ,
A letter from P.orne, dated the 2 4th
Jni (lates as follows :
"The Dutch Admiral D'e Winter
having arrived with his Squadron in the
Prt of Cagbari demanded of the Gover
nor to land his r6ops on account of
the fuknefs prevailing among them, and
their want cf refrelhment ; but the Go.
verni;r at er hifing conferred wiih the
.EngfiGY C );n.ijandant, refufed to accede
to the demand."
WILMINGTON,
Tav a s d a v, April 2 8 1 1 803- "
Jrevj.rork-April IS.
Stxptoms or war'Yn Eoaopk.
Cupt. Sterling, of the ship Mercury
who -arrived yesterday in 31 days from
Liverpool, informs, thait on the 10th
bt' Mirch, the day of his sailing, an
Express bad arrived from. London,
with orders for" an immmefiiate im
pressment, of every Seaman in the
port of Liverpool, Jo consequence of
which every outward bound merchant
man was stript of all their hands.
A press boat came alongside the Mer
cury, but did not molest her Capt.
S. taw a boat vvitlv a press gang on
board, in chase of die Dublin packet,
outward bound, but did not overtake it.
Impjn din-j wtr -was the general ra-
mourojthe day, in conserpi jikc, asw as
assinex!, of soUiV difference between
England 8c France, with respect to the
surrender of Malta. A London pa
per of the 8th of March, mentions the
depression of the price of Stocks, ntid
sp;aks conlidtnlly of an approaching
change of the ministry. -
The following is a copy of a letter
from Mr. Gascoigne, Member df
Parlirrient. from Liverpool, to the
Mayor of that city, dated London,
March 3, 6 P.M.
" Dear Sir,
" War U etpected a mesngehis
day from the -Kino;, to tl.a llouto of
that tendency Llitia expected to
be called to guard against invasion
Stocks down 4 pt-r renr. Mr. Pitt,
it is Rupposed, will soon return to
power. 1 have time to odd no more,
itbein : o'clock."
I
J.-GASCOIGNE.
Cpt. Dolly, from Cadiz, informs
that the quarantine regulations at that
port on American vessels, had been rc-duc-il
from 60 to 40 days, provided
the vessel hnd a certificate f health.
which was indispeusibly necessary to
obtain entrance.
The French brig Virginia, with
passengers from Boiirdcft.ux, was ta-
ken onthc 16t!i of March within gun
shot of the harbour of Port-Hfpuhlicn,
by the BriMid boats, and it is fear-
cu all on uoarci were massacrcu.
"r;"t tht Lno.djnOnMLr..
We this day present to ths Bri
tiih Prsi in n vcty important paper,
published by the French government,
and chtit'ed Statk t f thj 10 PCDr
tic." ""We have now neither time
nor room V enter into a minute inc
titration ci the principles which this
artirle avows. Its gcnenl feature is
hostility to this conn'.ry, containing in
as direct icrms as possible the Ian
guage or d:n mcc. , liuth an official
document, and at such a lime sign
ed by Buonaparte" himiclf will no
dor.ht awaken the attention of our mi
nistersto a srnwof duty. To make
a sol 4 in it impression on the reader, it
begins with a panegyric on the Cox.
con oat, . the, principles of an en
li ;haned religion," and M the hippy
.chane in the public morals ; ' hat
happy chtnee either hi religion or
morals can have been nroduccd bv the
men now in power, arckrrence to
- . - -
their past lives can best determine
The p;ritof commerce is timulated
to rcw cncrpties4 a Vpld sketch N
taken of the colonial acquisitions of
1 ranee and Batavia by the peace,
whence the most flattering returns" to
Indiuirt are held ont to the merchant
and tesdrr. Antwerp, bv wotks which
arc now comhtcted with vigor a.id cf
fee, is promised a rtitoration of its
ancient cekhritr in the commertul
trnrlJ. The obcrtation nn the din
lilion of Holland is too rrtnaikable to
pan tinnr.ticed. The words at trans
lated tr
' IliUvia reMimes, oftnc, thoie
colonics which the pore has rt stortrl ! nuu i?' Grippe." The Revo
to her. She will always remember j lutlon Sir, hat rendered ut to selfish
that Frame ran Mand in no othrr rtta. that we keep every thing tomrtelvcl,
tbntohcr than either the mott tntful, even LCnpj.
friend, or the most fatal cneffiy.' .
1 his evidently betray doubt and
fear with regard to the cordiality of
the Dutch people to the new order of
things, as enforced by the French re
public. Buonaparte then for we
may" view the whole as the speech or
declaration of ; the first consul be
stows some oblique encomiums on the
cour t of Petersburgh slating that " by
the happy concurrence of France and
Russia, all permanent interests are re
conciled' The paper concludes with
complaining against the continuance
of British ; troops in Alexandria and
Malta notices the contending politi
cal parties in England announces
that the French government have not
only adopted prudent measures in sup
port of the republic, but .that " five
HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN .ARE .AND.
SHALL BE RE A DT TO DKfKND AND TO
Avenge it !" The French govern
ment also "declares, with a jyst pride
that ENGLAND ALSJNE CANNOT NOW
CONTEND AGAINST FRANCE I" From
the contents of this very extraordinary
L paper it requires - wery little penetra
tion to ascertain the real designs of
the' French, government.
Poor Hurhan Nature is likely sotn
to be in a pendexine dilemma, sus
pended, like the. tomb of Mahomet,
between' Heaven and F.artH. If the
Galvanic, Oxygeh, and Vaccine sys
tems go on,; it'will be impossible to
dig 1 if oroviiions keep 'up their price,
it will be no less impossible to live I ,
London paper.
A private account from France,
(published in aLondon paper of the 2d
of March) mentions another plot to
assassinate the Chief Consul. A letter
from Rouen, of the 23d of February,
states, that on the 2 1 st, a Frenchman,
by the name of Boufgais, just returned
from England, was with a number of
his accomplices,' arrested by' the go
vernment, inconsequence of informa
tion that they had entered into a plot
to assassinate5 the Chief Consul, and
afterwards to seize on the reins of go
vernment. A number ofpaperswere
found upon him, which are said to de
velope the diabolical scheme, and to
! implicate- a number of persons in En
j land, emigrants from France M.
j Bourgais went over to LrjUnd.in
I the month of July last, with recom
! n'vendations to several respectable fa
! miliesto procure him a situation as a
; tutor. He did not sutcod in this, and
the account is, that he was drawn into
the conspiracy by some of those emi
grants resident in England who. stfU
chrrish tha thoughts of a counier-re-
volulion by the mtns of tumult arid
anarchy.
Exlraci cf a tfe Utter frjm Paris
.i.-.-ta'jf'il,
" I. is sc:irc:lv possible to furnish
you with news or entertainment in the
present sUte of llu capital. the
mortality oy i.ncli it is dosolated may
be said also to exceed the bounds of
credibility, within the last'tcn d.iys
I have been assured from an othtml
quarter, the number of interments has
amounted to 4 )0 per ditm on the ave
rage, or 40u9 in the whole of that term.
Several persons distinguished lor their
birth or their characters arc 'upon this
funeral list. St. Imbeft rlp was
distingutsheu by the title of Thomson
of France ; Cai,the poet, the author
ofC.7 AnimaU Parian: i Laharp, who
here stood lu rh 111 the political world,
and who formerly read lectures in
I,ondon on the Belles Lct'.res; La-
Undc the ctdebrtcd astronomer fund
the Abbe Dtlislc, a poet of rcsplcn
dent merit, have already dropt into
the tomb, or are given over by their
physicians wiUim that Miort period.
Every family h in mourning and there
is scarcely one Individual in tea who
has not been in some degree attacked.
What h extfentrly bintrular is that the
strangers in lrh hate almost whol.
ly csciipedjUtsdcipcratc cohtagionl
In the miilt of this calimitou
cfne, the chractrriMic gaitjorn
thcr the inunuhilitj of the Joncr order
of the Parisians has rot failed to de-
velope Itself as uvual. They have civ-
ento theditorderthe title 01 La Crippet
it hat under this title been made the
ssd'ounhen oft merry song!' The
ballad singers have their audience in
1 . .... ..,.
1 mj strccii ana u is no uncommon
thin ' to see, ' whilst freouent heartcs
blacken all the way,' the mob divide
itself, in order to suITcrthe melancho
ly potYion to pats, and again to
form themsclvct tngravpi to hear the
mamu'ji p!aiiaVaitt of their famur
ite ballads 1 V.xtn thon of ft hh,hrr
oMer partake in ome degree of this
apirit and tnrp:r. ! was tpeaking
but ytrday ta Parisian of some
distinction on ihir subject, ftd re
marked" with ionic Mirnriw, that fo
reigners had tingularly escaped from !
the distemper. Hit answer m at cun
out' La Rcrolutian, ditoit-il bjui a
rtudnd r.jfoitlt$ out ki gard.mt pcur
fraud on Underwriters '" " II
. ' . I
The Swedish ship Louisa, captain j
Torngren, was in 1803, wilfully sunk
in the Baltic, for the purpose of de
fraudin? the underwriters, and a young 1 1
man who was concerned in the con
spiracy, but who had quarrelled with
and been beattert by the -captain, was'
left ,iq his birth and perished." The
following is the sentence pronounced
by the Swedish Tribunal on the per
sons concernedjn this most atrocious
transaction.
" Capt. Torngren to be,-.beheaded
and his body exposed on a wheel j his
property to defray the expences of the
prosecution ; Lustig, the mate, and
another sailor, most active in the
crime, to be .beheaded, the merchant
to pay a fine of four times the value
of the lading fraudently taken ofC,, or
tti receive foi-ty pair of stripes, 'three
to the pair, and to do penance on a
Sunday at the church door, after which
I he is to work three years at the hulks
j in Carlscrona, and his property tqan
i swer all judicial expences. The bro
ker, J. Lovell, with his brother T. Lo-
vell, the District Crown Executor,
for complicity, to be deprived of their
othces, tobe confined for one month
op bread and water, and to do' three
rears hard labour at the hulks ; the
PostchiiTer, and the two Lightermen
who' conveyed the goocVoff in the
night to be imprisoned twenty-eight
days on bread and water ; the Stand
Surveyor, for neglect of duty, sixteen
days of the same penance ; and the
Pilot twelve days, besides a number of
pecuniary fines on all ucn as were
proved to have ibrought any of the
goods composing the cargo."
Extract of a letter to the Editor of the
-Mercantile Advertiser, dated Phila
delphia, Saturday April 9, 12 O'rfqcft.
" We have threts arrivals from Li
verpool, and the Jane from London ;
but they bring nothing later than you
have. Captain Brown of the.'M'arga
retfrom Liverpool, on the 24th of
March, fell in with a sloop of about 50
tons, full of Water! covered with barna- -.
cles j could rmike no discovery. ' On
the 3 1 , in lat. 36, 5", long. 66, 3, he
fell in with another slocp laying on her"
Leam .cutis and full Of tvater. She apr
pearcd to be a new vessel, about 60
tons, called , the Three Brothers, but
the place ahe belonged to was washed
off. He supposes she "was overset in
gal? of wind. Capt. B. saved her
foresail and jib, which appeared en
tirely new. The sail makers name
on the. foresail Sttphen 4(Vris, . Nc w
1 ot k. By the goodness of the sails he
thinks she could not have been long in
mat situation.
PRICES CURRENT,
LivLRP00L,,March'7.
A?hc Pearl, cwt. 40s a 43s ; Pot
42s a 45s sale very steady.
. Cotton, sea-iuand, fine lb. 2slO a
.Is; middling 2s6da2s8d; ordinary
Ifid a22dj Lowed led 20d ; upland
bags and bales 12d a 13 1-2 ; Natchez.
good, l id a 15(1; ordinary, lod'alld
l ine Cotton in bfk demand, and
appears likely tomahi'ain the present
prices. Stock ot bales and bags on
hand ve'" large, but the sale tolerably
I1IM1.I1. (Iruirt Ve'rliT cell pnrlilu Ir,
, v,,v" ""7 1 i
ferirr very dull and heavy.
Flour, fine, bl. 3isi superfine 37s ;
wheat 701b. 8sno demand, dull sale.
Pig iron, ton, 61". very dull.
Carolina indigo, lb. 26 a 4s.
Linseed, bush, 8s a 10&6.
Rice, 3U a 33 in good demand.
Rosin, 16s a!7sj Turpentine 16s ;
Tar,bl. 18u a large quantity of na
val stores have arrri'ed and prices
may be. expected lower.
Deer skins in hair,lb. 2s a 210.
Staves, w. 0. pipe, pr lTOO, 261;
Hhd. 161 a 181; Bbl.6l ; r. o. Hhd.CI;
BM. 41 a large quantity of staves at
market, sale heavy. .
Oak timber, N. York, ft. 3s a 36;
Ncw-EngUind, 210a3s4; pmr, 2s'
a?s3;maple, beach, tirth, ash, 3s;
oak (dank, 2 inches, 6111-2 ; rr.k IrrcS
3d 1-4 a 4d ; pine board24l3-4; plank
6d Lumber in brWk demand, fit like
ly o maintain its present piite.
j Mattings, 2s a 2sf..
' Tobacco, Jas. tiv. lb. 3d 1-2 a 7d
Rappahan. and Potomac, 2d3-4 a 4d
tternmcd, 4d a8d; Maryland, brown
3d a 4d colotiry, 4d a 5d ; Csrtditia
1 and Georgia, 2J3-4 a 5d our nmrket
is rather bare of good tobacco, at,t!
price keep up
Beet wax, 4. a 121; Shumac l8s
a2l:
Quercitron bat k, I Cs a 13s a large
qiuiiiily 111 matket.
W. I. PaoM Cr. from tht U, States.
Sugar, fcwt. mtisto. hrownJOs a
3it ; midilling.3 Jt a SOs ; r.n ' 4C
45 fine 45t a SOs ; rlaycd titie and
ferret, 5StaC0t ditto ordtta, 6lt
a COti Havan. brown, 3Ct a 40t
white 56t a f 2t.
CffTce, cwt. ordinary, 80s a 94t j
m;ddlinr.' 96s a I03s; good, lit, a
UStj bne 120tal25t triage, :oa
a 50s.
Cocoa, cwt. W.India, 70tj Car -
raeca,S3t.
' Pimento, lb. 6d a 7d;' Ginger, v.bite
50s, btack 35s.
Logwood, ton, Camp, chipped, v il;
Hond. 211 Jam. 191 a 201 in brisk
demand. .
Mahogany ft. Is4 9 2s2 good meets
ready sale
Eustic ton, HI. Nicaragua wocd,
201 a 4ol..
. Lignumvitae, 61 a 81.
Spanish hides, lb. 8d 'Steady.
Cotton lb. Bourbon, ?s a 5s6 ; New-
Orleans, 9d a I5i ; Dernarara, 23d '
, 2s; Surnnam, 2s a2sl ; St.Dorom
. go, 1 6d a Bahama, i7d-'23d ;'--
, com. W. India, 16d a l9d;vCirthage-
na, 1 o ; oui u, iiuj ha; .Uaracca,
14da Ud supplies not abundant; and
these prices readily obtained.
Cochineal, lb. 16s a 28s in geed
demand.
Indigo; lb. Spanish, 6s a 9s ; French
6s a 8s--in good demand.
West-India product, in general, ia
in good demand, and prices arc at least
likely tobe maintained tho' ve do not
look for any material alteration.
Extract of a letter from an intelligent".
, Merchant in Liverpool, to a house
inHPhih'delphia, dated March 4.
" The fine qualities of Tobacco arc
much demanded, and the inferior .dso
go off well.
Sugars and coitec are much enqui
red for of late? and thTtocks being
greatly reduced, the prices are advan-
Dye woods are scarce, but the'prc-
sent prices are above the peace level.
T 11 T - 1. , -S 1
uiiow, icei iKins, cane reecis,ana
horns, are steady and likely to rc
main so.
Naval stores are above their level.
and must fall. The same may be
observed of 'Rice. X. --
Ashes have , lately advanced," but
will probably be lower. Dry hy de
arc much wanted, and the stocks arej
small.1: 'Flour lind grain very dull sale,
and, rather declining. Staves of good
quality are wanted, btit large quantU
ties of inferior oh hand.
Sea Island, W. India and good New .
Orleans cottons are Tnirth'waptedT. Sc -vcral
large arrivals of Ctiro ina and .
Georgia upland cotton of the new crop
has taken phlce', but thcTstaple is not
good, nor is it so well cleaned as
last year. These defects together'
with the heavy importations, have
greatjy depressed it. As Hie quanti
ty of W. India cotton on hand and ex
pected, is vcrv limittcd, there will be r
uihple room for good Missisippi, which
is the only substitute for West-India.
I hejnanufactures arcuncommnidr
brisk, and were never in a more fic'ui
ishing state than at present.
PRICES CURRENT.
Burdeanx, March 1.
Coffee, lb. St. Domin. 1st qu. 22 I
23 cents; 2d nu. 21 a 22; 3d mi. 0 a
21.
Cotton, Ci corgi anot , ilrine ; short
cwt. 29 dols. 25 cents to 30 75, scarce;
Louisiana", 28 25 to 29 15 scarce.
Potash cwt. 6 CO to 7 ; pcarlash, 7 3f
to 7 90. . f:
Rice, cwt. rtcw 7 ; old 6 f 0.
Tbacco, cwt. Virg. new, 14 6f fo
14 S3; Carolina, 13 to 13 1-2; Mary
land, 1 1 90 to 13.
Nankeens, piece, yellow, I to I 5.
Teas, lb. hyson skin, C4 cents to
67 1-2 ; Imon none.
Sugar, in ttaple, cwt. St. Domingoj
9 dls. to cents to 62 1-2; St. Louis,
Martinique, Guadeloupe, LousLrni,
8 80 to 8 9cT; Brazil and E. India, 3
to 54 cent, lower than the last men
tioned. Extract cf a Utter from a merchant in
AuxCajes dated March 1 4 th, received
ria PhiluAclt.hin
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On the 7th iiifl. we were at
tacked by ilie nrgroen, who, after
a clol'c rngsgemrni of three qtiar'rrs
of an hour, were rcptilTed, with
the Uf of 500 men killed On their '
retreat they lift 300 mufJtetl on the
fieli'. Onr loft was on'y one 1'olifh
captain killed, and three men wot 11 tr
cd. N?arly all ihe mtilatrocs in
Aux-Cayet had revolted, and joircil
the netfrt ci. The latter had burrt
' the greater part of La Plaine , oi f.
Uiiinatcu icvtri nn: nn auuntj; '
Our trt-opt , rnadc a forties on the
5th, ar.tl found manj black wo- .
men ainongtt ih! ltillc I j 1 gtett
number of the men wounded in the
fnga4uM-tiMiie -7th had fmcc
ditf. Upon one plantation five
black women were found dead, with
18 Hcmijohrii of rttn In their por.
i lemon. OrMcu.from the Care
, wcte recc'Trd on ihe tyh. to pre
1 pare 9C0 addition! taiioni fortionpft
t who mij?t be houiljr ece'leJ. A
I frgatr, it it faid, hit landr ! he
! tween 3 and 400 at Atjuin. The'm
habitaiitt are much alarmed, h con
, ""n"'?n ',u 7 ' "'T.j01 ,n
, chief, fearful that he fhouhUe for-
piled in the night hat ordered alatm
pur t to he frcfentlf fired, thai th
, Inhabitants and the trrvpt may tc
jt? igilint atilTeir pg.1i,". ,
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