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We learn, from gentleman who
arrived in this city a day or two ago,
from ST. Domingo, that, at the time
Of his departute, there were very
general movements among the fub-
leetS of the black emperor Dehalines.
What the actual caufe oftais was
he did cot underftand, but it was
laid that fome ,advices had been re-
ceived by way of Jamaica, that
taught the blacks TO expect a ipeedy
attack. The confequence Of theie
aGvices were, that DeAalines was
putting the black army into an active
organization for war all the money,
valuable property and goods were re-
moved 20 the mountainous country
in the interior, and all the white In
habitants were ordered to lemoYe
from the fea coast.
During the recent celebration OF
fome fete Frech family had made
its efeape from the Cape, but being
feon after mifled by Gen. Chrii-
tophe, he attributed the circumfance
to the conpivance of fome Americans !;
IN conftquence, Chriitophe ordered
the commanders and crcws. Of all
the American ,efcls at the Cape to
DC feized and put in e,ofe coming
ment, threatening to ihoot or hang
them alls Upon an. sinveffigation,
however, itappeared that the Amer
leans had not aided the cicaps of the
fugitives, who had, in fact, fucceed-
ed in making the French lines at the
,cby of-St. Domingo. The Ameri-
cans were then releafed. W


A gentleman Of this city is iaid to
be Dehalines' eorrefpondent and a.
gent. 1t was mentioned az the Cape,
by, perlons who had intercourfe at
the black court, that DeFalines had
purehaied an efatc in Pennfylvania,
near. Philadelphia, as retreat in the
event OF an imperial b9Htverleme,lt.