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Enya1 ef . htfsr frorr sr-cJa7. al III. Cly.r y
bis Jrl-aa "a Bshi@7rs, A4'st Jyas u, I39g
& We have lately been in great conter-
nation here on account of the negroes !,
however, not having feen any of them a
bou- the city, for l1m. davs paH, j, IS cx-
pected they ar gone to the northern or
wetern departments. We are therefore
III hopes of enjoying 4 little repofc for the
future, as we were obliged to mount guard
night and day.


There is little buGnefs doing here at
Pref-ut aad the price Of proviioas has
conGdcrablyri(,n, particularly -four, (which
il now al I6 dollars per barrel.


Many Of the inhabitants Of this place
with to leave the country, bat none can
obtain padPorts except women and chill
drcn; and there are not velels enough n
the harbour to carry off all thole who with
to depart.


There are now lying in the road a
frigate Of So guns and 3 briggs, viii b
cruize between this place and Taquemel,
in order to prevent bargeS belonging 10
the bri5ands from molelting veG-ls trad
ing to our ports.


Rochambeau has changed his head
quarters to the Cape: he is a man Of :
very violent ddPoGtion. All the officers,
both civil and military, are jealous of each
other but they are not a6uated BY de-
fire to fee who lhaII do mot good, but on
the contrary, they are ambitious to ex-
eel each other in wickednels-money ap-
pears to be their only Object. Bonaparte
is not iatished with their conduit. Bru-
net, who prefides here, feems, for the
Preient, to PoaclS better principles" !"