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APRIL s.


On Wednefday arrived at CheRer, the Eng
liih fooP Of war Camilla, captain Larkin, drea
from Plymouth, with Gen. Maitland and few
eral other Britilh officers, Pafengers.


The following remarks on the arrival of Cen
Maitland, appeared in the Aurora


Various conjeanres have arien on this ar
rival at this time and place. The Generals
aid-de-camP or Secretary, arrived in town on
TCa1Jay evening and II IS 1aid delivered dif.
patches to Mr.. LGun.


YeRe'day morning reports were circulated,
that the Spaniih mona ch agreed TO accept Of
Portngal rpon its conqucR BY the French, anG
thai in lieu thereof The French were to be putt
Pofefion Of Louiana and the Foridas.


" When Gen. Maitland left St Domingo to
Toudaint, he transferred to him all The Ameri.
can property then 10 the BriJilh magazines.


Owe alfn learn that an Engl n Major Of the
name Of GRANT, has beeen appointed to IeGde
at St. Domingo.
" From all thefe circumn ances confined
with the reports that fedulou1y crculated-and
the arrival of this Officer in this city--ir is evil
dent there is fome projed in hand Of the urmoG
interea TO the fafety and peace Of thele States"
It is reported that a French privaieer Of IL
guns has been captured by the Montezuma 1ooP
or war, capt. Murray. The pri oners were
landed at CurIicoa-lhe Ptivateer was lent for
Jamaica.