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x 4 'f ibunate, concluded lsis fpeech on the fubjea in the following manner : If, at any future period, neighbours jealous of our glory, Ihould again attempt to cover the earth with mourning, and to try the fate of battle, what energetic refinance would be oppofed to their in cation by thefe veteran foldiers, refuming the vi gour of youth, by the remembrance of their vic tories, and combating for their tenon! Second. ed by their Cons, educated amidft arms ; by the fathers and brothers of their fpoufes, fo much in terefted in their fuccefs ; by the whole people, be come one and the fame family—they would form an impregnable rampart which no power would dare to pars. The National will and viEtory have irrevocably fixed the boundaries of the French Empire, where Nature had placed them. You render them indeftruftable, by entrufling them to the defence of there refpeelable warriors, and by placing them under the fafeguard of the people, to whore attachment you have acquired Co many new titles." French Five per Cents. 53 1. 4o c. From all that can be colleCted from fuch cir munflances as have been allowed to tranfpire, the cicalas of Peace or War remains as undecided as ever. We can re-alert, however, that no relaxa tion has taken place in our preparations for hon. bties.—On Sunday night orders were fent to that. ban to put feveral more fhips into commilfion : the Imprefs Service has been ordered to be carried on with the greateß vigour ; a number of helh warrants have been fent to different ontports; and proclamations for continuing the bounty to feamen werelaft night fent to different parts in the country. Some curious and very contradiaory Reports have been circulated fieee the arrival of the Oil. patches on Saturday. According to one edition, they were of the mon conciliatory and pacific na. tore. On the other hand Come alert, that Lord Werrworre has experienced another burg of parson from the Fres? Coes ut. In a converts- lion upon the demands of the Englifh Cabinet, Botatarra is Paid to have afked his Lordfhip, if he walled that he fhould put himfelf at the head of goo,ooo men, and overwhelm this court. try ? Lord WHITWORTH alked whether he was to confider it a mere private converfation, or Should tranfmit it to his Court ? To which the Frays. Coos'''. replied, that his Lordfhip might ufe his own difcretion. It is alfo reported, that this interview was immediately followed by orders difpatched to the feversl ports of France. to expe dite tbe naval preparations; and that the public wind is worked up to a very high degree of irrita tion and enmity againß this country, from a con " Won artfully produced, that the whole blame of the prefent mifunderftanding rats with England, in her refute' to execute the Treaty of Amiens.— We do not pledge ourfelves for the truth of thee reports. Yellerday being her Royal Highnefs the Prineefs Maav's Birth-day, the bells of Windfor. and its vicinity were rung. as ulna', on the occafinn. The Spaniat Ambaffador, the Chevalier D'AN !MAGA. is at length arrived, and will prefent his credentials to His Martyry at the next Levee. The following Laconic Epiltle was lately writ ten by a Schoolmafter in anlwer to a Challenge:— " Sir, If you will to meet me on the Greek Duel I have no °Nation I a good Lexicon will in that cafe, be the beR Setsedt—but as to an Englifh Dud, I beg leave to deceit it." Yellerday morning, about eight o'clock, Cor poral Lynn, of the fecood battalion of the Artil lery, was (lot at Woolwich Warren, for having deferted from three fevers] regiments : the pro. ceffion from the prifnn was as follows:—Fira, drums and fifes; fecund. prifoner; then fix ma' vines; and tartly, the band. The prifoner Obeyed not the Ina fign of difinay or contrition, and even the moment before his execution he fmiled, and laid, without the leaft concern, it was the happieft day of his life. He fat down on the coffin, and the marines appointed for the purpofe fired and killed him infirmity. On Sunday afternoon one of the herr ie a (bowers of hail almoft ever remembered, fell in the neigh bourhood of Windfot, particularly about Coln brook and Percy Lodge; the force of the hail- Gongs was fuch as to pierce the leaves of the cab bages and other plants, as though they had been eat at: the ground was completely covered, nearly to the depth of a perfon's (hoes ; it was accompa nied by tremenduous thunder and lightning. The gardener's glares and frames have fuffeted very much, and great pan of the wall and other fruits are, it is feared, deftroyed. The Proprietors of the Royal Circus, ever fore. molt in novelty's rank, produced for the firlt time laR night. a new Grand Serious Ballet, called Lori? 1 Lmiloarafj. or the Seem ivapeialt, in which Mrs. Patter' made her tint appearance on that, Rage theft five years, in the chars ter of Leaila. which fbe very admirably pourtrayed. The piece poffeffes great merit, and was received by a moo crowded audience with nniverfal approbation. Its third reprelintation was announced for to-morrow evening amid& unbounded applaufe. ESOLISN I,OITIRT,—The only Prises drawn yellerday above scl. were, No. 55,599, a Prize of 5.0cr01. and No. 15,855, • Prise of scot. sem i The Ticket No. t t. 5 9, drawn yeaerday a Prise of Prat Timid . was fold in One Quarter. Two tghtia, and ti t Sixteenth Shares, at the Old Office of SWIFT and Co. in the Poultry, where No. 41,696, a Prise of Two Thoufand Pounds, in the pretest Lottery, was alto fold in Share. 31'042TING INTL LLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, APRIL 2 5. Fifty Pounds by Subfcription for 4 yr. olds, 711. 91b. 5 yr olds, 811. 31b. 6 yr olds, and aged, 71b. R. C. Mr. Dawfon's eh. e. Q 212,4 yrs old (walked riper) Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. Eleanor, 4 yrs old - dr Mr. Delnic R.adcliffe's b. g. Rebel, 6 yrs old dr Sweet:4l.4es of wogs each, h. ft. for colts and fillies riling 3 yrs old, colts carrying 81t. 41b. fillies 811. R. M. Sir F. Standifh's brother to Stamford D. of Grafton's ch. e. by Buzzard, out of Garland - a Mr. Lockley's b. c. Herfchell, by Telekope, out of Maid of Ely - 3 Mr. Watfon's b. c. by Buzzard, dam by Dungannon, out of Rutland's Dam • Pd Sir F. Standiftes brother to Spread Eagle pd Mr.Whaley named 14. Camelford's own filter to Allegranti pd Five to t on brother to Stamford. Mr. Warfores Gaoler,l3ft. 1 lb. rec. pop from Mr. Howarth's Anifeed, Wt. 71b. R. M. soop h. ft. Mr. Wilfon • Young Eclipfe, Sit beat Mr. Sitwell's Pipylin, 211. slb. T. M. M. B. C. soogs, h. ft.-7 to aon Young Eclipfe. Mr. Norton's c. Florfton, by Beningbrough, 811. 31b. beat Mr. Howorth's Bob Handy, Bit ailb. R. M. loop, h. ft.-- 9 to s on Flodon. Mr. Howard's Creeper, Bft. alb. beat Mr. Wyodham's Gal loper, Sft. sib. D. I loop, h. ft —4 and 5 tot on Creeper. Mr. Howard's Creeper, 7ft. sib. rec. Rsgs from D. of Graf ton's Tyran., Sit. 71b. 1). 1. wogs, h. ft. Mr. Watfores Gaoler, Sit. slb. rec. ft. from Mr. Wilfou's So phia. 81t. alb. Aeroh the Flat, acop h. ft. Sir F. Standifh's c. Duzbury, rec. S op. from Mr. Whaley's Informer, 81t. each. Acrols the Flat, aoogs, h. ft. Ld. Dirlington's Haphazard, 711 t alb. rec. rocgs from Ld. Sackville's Dick Andrews, Stt. 41b. 13. C. soop, h. ft. Mr. Howorth's f. by Skyfcraper, out of Calla, rec. asgs. from Mr. Watfon's f. by Beningbrough, out of Gaoler's dam, lift. each. R. M. loop, h. ft. Mr. Howarth's Anifeed, 7ft. sults. apt. Mr. Howard's Chip penham, 7ft. 71b. RM. loop. h. ft. Off by content. z walked over the courfe for :he Fifty Pounds fubfcription. He is, indeed, a horfe of fuch power and (peed, that very few here can contend with him. The following odds were betted at the Poll before Ratting : Three to one upon Seantford's brother. Very high odds &pint! any of the ref. -3 tor on Notion againft Bob Handy. Illoditon won eallly-3 to a on young Maple againft Pipybo -3 to a On Galloper againft Creeper. The belt race was between Eclipfe and Pipylin. A Hack Race afforded much amufement. We have received a private letter from Bengal by the late arrivals, which Rates that an engage ment took place on the ;oth of November, between a detachment of General?' ItllON't and Ass Lift s's troops on one fide, and thole of Lucwajason the other, which became at laft general between the two armies. The contefl was obftinate, and the 'laughter great on both fides. Bas.asow, the bro ther of A si skies, was 'Lin; General PRISON and one of his European officers, were wounded.— Locwaras received a mulket !hot in the foot The event does not appear to have been very de cifive, as we find both parties claim the viElory but LWCWAJ EL feems to have remained in parer (ion of the field, and on the following days he is reprefented as detaching large bodies of horfe to plunder the dittriets of Amanita and General PIARON, and as receiving into his fervice ten or twelve thoufand deferters from Scindiah. _ An union of interefis feems to have produced a reconciliation between LOCWAJF E and HOLCAR'S brother. The latter, in conjun&ion with Tutor Row, is guarding the fords of the Nerbuddah againft Dowt.cyr Row SCIIIDIA ; and an agree. ment is laid to be concluded between him and Locwayst for an equal divifion of the countries which may be conquered by their forces, whether &fling jointly or feparately. BOMBAY, OCTOIIIII 27.—The China export mar rkets are uncommonly high, particularly for nan keens; which was at the tate of 120 dollars per 100 pieces ; the Chinefe had colldted confiderable quantities of very excellentcotton in their Southern Provinces, on which account cotton was in little or no demand. _ _ It is not in our power to give any well founded opinion on the probable iffue of the important events that may be loon cepa:tett, as the refult of the prelim critical fituation of Mahratta affairs, we may be allowed briefly to remark that the two hoftile chieftains, Scindeah and Holkar, teem this moment ina&ive; but in Poonah it is thought a defperate coati& will loon take place. Poma looks with great anxiety to the iffse of the fuppofed p.nding sedan. Some merchants who have left the city, Rate that heavy contributions are now exading,fo great is the call of Government for money. Nov. 3.—Accounts have been received here, that early on the morning of Sunday, a4th October, a general attack was made by Holkar, which was well fuftained by Scindeah's infantry, who at length giving way to the battalions under Colonel HAIDtIIO, decided the fate of the day. A general con/arson enfeed in the army of Scindeah, and it is Paid upwards of 3000 men fell in the 'Sion ; the guns, baggage, arc. fell into Holkar's hands. Captain Dawes, Commander of Scindeah's in. &airy, fell in the execution of his duty; and Col. Hama° silo, in the moment of vistory, to which his cond.& had greatly contributed, received a cannon film in the (boulder, which was mortal.— Hakes.% lots is about tOOO. As this revere con. Aid took place within a (bort diftance of the city, the general confternation and affright is not eafily r conceived. _ _ - - Letters from %Torah to Bombay Rate, that a body of Wababy Arabs, with a force of Coon camels, each carrying two mufqneteers, and eon or coo horfemen, had lately made a defcent on liar bells, to plunder the rich tomb of HautTen, which contained a vial treafare in gold and jewels. They divided their fortes and entered the town in two different quarters. The gates of the facred tomb. which were of polithed (keel, being (hot, were partly demolilbed, they killed a number of the defendants on the fpot. and broke in pieces the cafe of the tomb, which they (tripped of gold, jewels. la* lazuli. and a fiber candleffick of 63,400 drams weight, with which they loaded their camels. and in the &We of a few hours returned again to the defart. taking likewife with than ifoo virgins of the belt lamina for Ave& N.dU7 WAG INIELLIGEACE. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 24 —Yrfterday orders came dcwn for the fhipwrights and other artificers of the Dock V: rd, to go on in the ufual way.—Yefterday and this morning two of tl•e long coaches, full of the River riggers, puffed through this town front Klmolze for London, the time for which they were en gaged being c xpired.—Cantc in the Lot.if.s brig from Dublin, formerly in the fcrvice. PORTSMOUTH. APRIL 2S—This morning filed the CAL CUTTA armcd tranfport, Capt. WODDRIFPT ; and the OCSASI tranfport, with convict,, and a detachment of Royal Marines on board, for New South Wales. Remain at St. Helen's, the AMPHION, of 32 guns, Captain HARDY ; and the PIGMY Clll - Wurre. Captain osw Lc) has t alien the ecini• mand of the ACASTA frigate, vice Wool). ANOTHER LETTER, SAMEDATR• His MAkfty ' s (hip CA LCU 7 r A, Capt. D. WOOn It Ire, is going to New South Wales with convicts, where a new C ,buy is to be formed, under the government of Lieut.• Colonel COLLINS, of the Royal Marines: the is accompanied by the Ocrstr tranf. port, which has on board a number of volunteer flttlers. It is highly to the credit of Capt. W. and his Officers to rzcord, th .t with 306 convicts on board, now three months, they have only had one death, Smith, the Rum Parfon ; and at this moment only three on the lick liR, and thole not dangeroufly: this is entirely to be attributed to the unremitted exertion of the Offi cers to have them clean ; at five o'clock every morning their hammocks are carried up on the booms, and the decks walked and feraped; and as many are admitted in turn, as ia confiftent with fafety, upon deck for two hours every day. The (oven mutineers from the asth Regiment, who were fent home from Gibraltar, came on board on Friday evening. The Rev. Mr. KNo rwoors goes out Chaplain to the Scttkment. On board the CALCUTTA Government have allowed 5o healthy young women to go out with them : they doubtlefs will form not the trait important part of the Rock taken out for the effective co lonization of this hitherto unexplored region, certainly fituated at the lartheit limits of the known world. VR11400711, Aram at —Yeiterday evening the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt. T. He* n, landed her mett and a Md (alga, but the wind changing fuddenly to the E. N. E. the failed immediately with her paffengers and money for Harwich. The Prince of Wales, Capt. Den NZ, with mails, money, and paf fengers, which left Helvoetiluys at the fame time, landed ht r mails at Southweuld, and proceeded fur Harwich.--Wind froth N. E.--Ships remain as per left SRIIIINZSI ; APRIL 15.—The Romney bat arrived here. and ha• proceeded up to Chatham to be paid off. The Dr ratter has paired by the Note, and gone up the Thames to he paid off. The So mita has come from Woolwich and anchor ed at the Great Note: the Zeatous war to have gene to the Note to day, but owing to t' -re being no wind, the could not move. Ycftcrday a drowned man was picked up on the beach ; he is fuppofed to be ooe of the thirteen unfortunate men who were drowned when the HUSLIR, took fire. Lieut. MACCAT bas this day Joined the ZIA LA PID ; to which (hip he is appoint ed by the Admiralty. The UTRRCIST bay failed for the DORM The KITR has gone from the Little to the Great Note. I eel ma, A r Kit 7.—The Hawke, R RRRRR son, from 1/ b. lin, and the Peggy, CARRY ; both of this port, MOO 0101 e; the former near Tunberry Point, and the latter between this and Salmons. Crews raved. LIMB, Aram 20...-00 Saturday arrived in Leith Roads the alp Dunrobin Cagle, Captain Maces ins, from Virgisla, with tobacco and Itaves. He (poke 00 the sth initant, in lat. jB. a. N. and long. so 00. W. the Rader, of Leith, for Davies Straits, all well, out so days.—About ten rands,' morning, the Dunrobin Glib was driven from her moorings In Leith Roads by the violence of the gale. and &aged to dap her Gables. Serious apprehenflons was entertained for her &kilt, as the had very few mm on board, the greateft part of her crew Mt , htg been impreffed upon her arrival in the Roads. When • Opal of Mirth on board the Dunrobin Male was perceived (runt the Store. a boat with nineteen men on board went of to ber alliance, and that of a Dania brig, who had carried a wa y her foreman and boltfprit. With the utrooft grestelt danger of their lives, they firft got to the Done, and pot two men in her. Before they reached the Dunrobin Cattle, the had driven the length of Kirkcaldy Bay ; nine men got on board, the boat with the remainder of her mew get fate into Kirkealdy,from whence the returned this mantiogy—The Dun robin Cattle was ken left eight about fan let, lying to under doable reefed topfalls, in the middle of the nth, and as the gale continues, the gene al @piles Is that the has gone out to let. Ann. s3.—The DOMAN COll/0, drives from Leith Raub by the gale of wind cm Todd:mot fare Into harbor yofterday. Gaaanoes, APRIL ssTbs Delaware, Batas, orrived Isere from New Yorlapsks ea the gift ilk in lat. 46 no. leap. 47. the Fanny, flames, from knee for New York; on the fame day the brig Margaret, Matta', from hence for Hall. fax; and oat the deli, tie Perfeveranee, from New York fee it oat s dnys,all well. The Fodor, CALDWILL, fix Nrar i k, mad Elizabeth, 111 4 Gateoa, for refolded, failed from the Tail of the Bank on Mooday forenoon, and put into Holy Loch fame d ft hlsw motilively herd frost Monday forenoon till Wedn elday at add day, fo much fo that the Fat , toes mails wan all cut away by the hoard, vet Tug.* mem lag, to prevent her driving on bore: Ike arrived hero ea WM. oefday evening. The Elizabeth, we are happy to fay, redcoat the gale without injury. The Cupid, ViCKSIMIAII, from this port oaths Balk, (truck on the Tres Paint, neat am be. tween Saturday night and S morning lA, but was gas of without &maga. It is • there are feveral other oasis on more along the coal. Two Ughters,laden with coals, are oomore at Weans Bay, about 'lemmata below lonerkip. The Adler, Wive', from hence for Limagitol, was fate in Roth. fay Bay on Wedoelday at noon. Arriveti—Perfevennee, White ; Merfey, OBBes ; Hopewell, bane; and !Wonder, Milks at Liverpool from hence; the two forgoer the ath, and the two latter the 16th Wit; Jane, Blair, at Liverpool from Pon.Glafgow ; Lady Parker, Bose, at Jamaica front Halifax; Jane, Taylor, at Barcelona from Leith; Cadmus, Carrie, at Barcelona from Genet ; Mlle, at Jamaica front Grenada& Favenrito, I.l•Kay ; and Forth, Baxter, at Liverpool front beam. EAST INIDA SHIPPING. 1 We have the *afore to announce the fade arrival in the Downs en Sunday kit of the Honourable Raft India Cansoanys kip the Walthantftow, Captain WILLIAM AOMBW. Mr. Been. Ito a vr, the Purim, arrivei at the India Husk yellterday.kilis his difpatches from the OOMMMILICOL of Bagel. The Waltham flow failed from the Mend of St. HeIN•2 on the zoth of March, in company with the Lady Jane Donau. Captain the Honour. din Moon LINDSAY. the Parke of which is boterly eve& d et the ladle Hook. The Manlidp,Captain Logan, from Bar gal, is Rated to be In the Channel. Tefterday Mr. CMARLES Stanek, the Pure: ei the Ho nontaide Earl India Company's kip the Hope, Captain jar as P aaaaa onus, attended at the India Houk, and received his dual dikatches for the Supra Carpal at Canton, with which he Immediately_ proceeded to Deal. to join the raid kip . CA LCUTTA NOV. 8.--Estria eta ktter from the Command- I Mg Officer at t he Moluccas, to the Governor-General in Cana -1 cu, dated Angle to, tilos —" The dip Bangalore, Captain Leine, was winched left May, so m meson Sod, to lat. 7. Swath, long. 47. Fail, about a I w ts knees to the northward of the WNW of Mutterer. The lout was laid down in old Deitch charts, bet has been left oat for fame year, pat. His Majefty's erased kir Amboyna and Mongoore arrived here co the suds Nov. from (Wm ; they esperisoced very bolt , terms weather, which obliged them to ads our frum the coat of Cultist China, to the *mita of Webs, and through the Solo Sea. They dircourcd a fooll 164, and Stoat of rocks mad bad sot laid dam In any el ear ahem. Obfervitions of the Andierynk he. y. ga. N. Msg. 111. 7. L. Oblimations for the Mongook, let. 7. 7s. N. Mug. us, g. l. I Nov. sion.Accousi of a Mimi redly Elheyscisa by His Mayaay', thip As, ogant, the Dar:r CALI. An]. and Adoor . Rainier, in company, 23d Jantahry, ant • Pour boars 3 min. P. M. faw the appearance of breakers. bearing N. N. 'N diftant about half a mile; brought to, and fent a bolt to 1111 mine them, which returned at halt.paft It Haring f• :nd a ledge of coral rocks, with only In fret water on them, elan..• log a quarter of a mile N. E. and i. W. the foutidiniss mond them two and half, Svc, eight, and twelve fathoms. at a cabled length, and twenty-Eve at about a quarto of • mile di:tan:oat. S. Is S. long. cis. 0. E. p.-r Chronometer. Vt....ahoy,: fit Illitinflf may be depended on, as the timeskeepers of Al th- ihir:3 age:Jet, and the ifland of Lubeck was teen at noon fr.= the /Vies matt. bead, bearing S. S. W.; and we made the ifsand urSAlumbo neat owning, ocr run to which agree) very web with the anove I .ncitude. The reef is not laid d. wn in chart, and being in the track of flaps going through the Javaa Peas, makes it very dangerous." FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DFAL, Aram 25.—Arriecd the MINERVA frigre, anJ inaousa flw.p of war, from a cruife—Sailed the ailment man of war to the Northwae..—Wi.id W. S. W. _ Gnaw/Ls& ti ci, Await 25.—Pand by the Thames, Burton, from Bahamas; loduftry, —. from New York; Polly , Uncork, from Cbarlefton ; Euphrufyne, —, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Arniltun. Major:banks ; Cerro., Danford ; David Scott, Jones; and Brng Cummings. from the Exit- Indies,—Sailed the Commerce, Thorp. fur Bermuda ; Perk vernier, —, fur Hamburgh ; Friendlidp, —, for Glbral ler; Mac, Bryant, for Antwerp; Commerce, —, for Pc terlbuqh ; Cleopatra, Davenport, for Havre; and the Com merce, Tindall, for Bremen. Aitliven—ln the Creek, William, Cambridge, from Ma lag i ; Mary, HI, from Leghorn ; Sarah, Pius, from Venice ; Fortitude, —, from Genoa ; Experiment, S ver, from Mar feilles ; Lapwing, Brown, fr . m Palermo ; Redligheten, Irons Civics Vecchia ; Antelope, Juhiifon, from Aoila ; Race ! o - fe, Pringle ; and Olive Branch, Wickham, from the Straights the Downs, Wihlism, Smith, from Grenada; nuns. Held, ft oil Zant ; C ithanne, Cotes, from Mogsdore ; Vella!, Wood, from Cadiz; Mineral Spring, Wilton, from Barcelona. We have received the Antigua Papers to the loth of March. The Council and Airembly met on that day, and adjourned to the Thurfday following. The Antigua Journal, of the Rth of March, con tains the following Decree iffued by the French Go vernment of Martinique and St.l.ucie. It is con. adered by Britifh Merchants and Settlers in the ceded iflands as contrary to the Treaty of Amiens, which allows three years for winding up affairs and difpoling of property. The Settlers having fors had, in order to enable them to difpofe of them, given orders for goods to be fent out from France to form an giorkdfloci, becaufe otherwife they mull have fold their property at a great difadvan. cage. Butt it appears that not only they are not to be permitted to enjoy this facility for winding up their affairs, but by the 3d Article of the De cree, they are to be compelled to fell their flares within three months, ending the zoth June. This compulfory Pale is certainly contrary to the t3th Article of the Treaty of Amiens, by which Britifh or other fettlers are to hive three years to fettle their affairs and difpofe of their property. IN THE NAME OF THE FRENCH REPOBLIC. DECREE COSCIVING TN, Inatiowsas lITAILIIHID IS ?Hi CttONILI OF MARTINIQpIII MID IT. LUCII. (;-th Pluviofe, Xltia year. Feb. is.) LOCO1•711011AS CAPTAii•GftiltaAL Of SIALTINIQyt AND ST. LUCIt; AND CNAALIS COVISSZLLOI Of *TM, COLONIAL PIZIECT Of TN* SAID ISLANDS. On rumination of the letters patent ache month et Odtobee 1717. and the Treaty of Amiens between the French Republic and the Linked Kingdom of Great Britain, In confequence of the Jul!! reprefentarions of the Trench Bee& dilate with iegard to the liberty with which AMA/sere eeaft• nee to trade at Martini./ se and Bt. Lucie, hue the Lid Mods have been mitered to France : Coafidering that the jultice and ititerefis of Goverwmants nes quire that the trade of their repedive Cob:mild porcine' ihanill be eselolivety referred to the trade of the mother cooingly; That the fame principle, acknowledged by a 0 ardor int enforced by the laws of all co dal evantrien,has haslots. ly (maimed again by the left weary of Peace betwasa hewn and England ; Confidering that the Authorides of thole Colonies have givea to foreigners, by the facility left to them until this day to carry. on trade, a fsffleiem proof of their will* to enamels sad cr. afe, if potable, that harmony and friendly eannenissa WE. log between their refpedtive Governments; And billy. corfidering that the Wag and wants Orrery &A fapported by the Rauh trade daring the woroaahno ft a duty for Ooverinaant lo sit tia eallialigale oldie boos loy every potable aseass.—. RESOLVE Ait Time L-4111 Mandist of the Man maw et the mambo( Maher i i sr, eel &eh of the Me dame amino &raven ehibillhei le the wash= have set beet late repealed ler wey letiftqueet laws. regekstions or thaese, ball be MUM ecardios to %harems and cater. IL The cif grosted to teen by the ktters poem se pot es eesi so disk essesmodi imsbefs is Seed to the at Md. Mee me (meth Jleue• #14•51:9 - 111. nein thatilatenttheilik htiStierodlltaree omnpledbp foreigners are to be ceded r preference, en even offers. te the . Ider.neste or Coombs of hawk viable. IV. Al .cantle, IMO othesfttemlldionser beddedadde after the date of the to M- - v neat, with 0r earning spurning oteesernenes. es tends, atm op their om count we as itierniegnew Panda hunks of ttude,ftell be and loft ust be die pinks, gni& k Ite ter Anal fentiMatisr=t i r dil jeemmercial partmeldp. All peddle ion ore &Maass se mks out. er even receive foch Minmenmat wile% trona thee/wedge, under penalty of tow Pyres, aml big Ilowiteled of dm& foam dons daring dwee years. V. AU Notch meraftents sad waders In Martinique err R. Lucie who may have dodo, partners, agents, fedora or osier foreign redone concerned is their namm avid bufittefs. erodes interfere therein, either direaly or Indireftly, aft ordered is , difolve all cones tiont of the kind that may calft with thew s between this and the Maim near (a jute, Ms) vs der pain aided the merchants and traders, of a fine et done limes, and ;gelid the foreigaers,of being few from the Cain* One half tithe fines determined ball be OMB admit who will give notice of tte °rendes againft the &G. patinas. VI. Fins owning landed property, or Intatem Amu% or any elbotents volutions:. ether thus canansuld perry, are allowed to my freely, and to regulate. and govern the fame either by their own bantk. er Isz= ea their aceenott and to *widow relide In tilde under the fame privilege and protettion that the Laws and 0.. vermin& allow to loch French Citizens at are proprietors er cultivators. VIL Socha! the laid foreigners whole latencies will not be to refide in the fad Co:mice, will limier the fume protealos enjoy the [Whey granted to theca by the a , ,ith Article of tits Treaty of Amkna The execution of the pretest Decree le emulated to dee infpealon of ill fanetionaries and dawn insetted with a psi* he authority. The olfenees spina the regulations it eantalen ILA be preilceted throesh the Conmilariee oi Owenumait near the Tribunals. The tune hall be traotlated, printed, palliated, peeled ep s and ettregiftered at tie Regillters Ofics at the Peedeltoreee. A copy abbe rent to the Grand judge, to be enter r =jl loft rudioos on the Regiftera of the Mate a dllll NlAninique and St. Lade. Given at Martinique the so* Newish. it* rer Ile ?rends Repubtie: (Signed) maaart mirages. assns. La Janappe, of $4 guns, with Vice•Ashwirei JOT BUS/. COMMOder in Chisfp anired • kw aye ago at Martinique.