The New Hampshire Gazette

FROM ST. DOMINGO.

By a vessel arrived at Newbury-Port, from St. Mark's, in that island, we learn, That the Spaniards have made themselves masters of Mirebalois, an extensive and important quarter, between the plain of Cul de Sac, Archaie and Artibonite. That the Commissioner Santhonax, arrived at St. Mark's, the 28th October last, and was to proceed to Port-au-Prince, soon after: --That his presence at St. Mark's has caused an assembly of a large body of mulattoes, who complained they had been abused, that they had seen with sorrow the general freedom granted to the negroes; and it was their intention to have resented the measure, by an attempt on the Commissioner; he had however frustrated their design, by forming a life guard of those who were devoted to his interest. cause. That it was the general opinion that St. Marks would surrender to the English, when the demand thereof should be made. That Sonthonax had brought with him to St. Marks, 12 waggon-loads of gold and silver bars; and that he was accompanied by a copper-bottomed armed ship of 16 guns.

The Governor of the island of Jamaica, has issued a Proclamation to the refugees of Hispaniola, residing in his government, congratulating them on the success of the British arms, in Hispaniola, and inviting them to return to their former residence, promising them all the succour which their present exigencies may require.