Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer — Alexandria [Va.], 1802-07-12 00:00:00, page 2

si LONDON, May 12.
ss sictThe Ptris papcrs of Sunday. which we '
sctctxeccivci {his morning, do no: contain any
sictadws us much unpormnce. "PhesissJgeqcþ. ,
sssizvvsicm-uenc is said to be _very msiibsshs oþcui-si
piczi m :mking comnercnal arrangemenfssictss
and m qxazni-sisini-lg me diﬀerent mezctnorials
that hzv: acen lassd :ctsiorc them noon" th:
..ssjnbjcct ofco—znznercef ' ' ss A *_
Thc— carrcspdnrsijcnch between France,
si Mriact R ozsi-a unj Pcuffiz, is acctnrcscnc
' .cxcxessmdv .xctivc. si ' si " '
"(sue French Funisaemain steady, 57
' onth. ". ' *
siPAR—sils, Mly 8.
General Mcnou is amvcd at Paris,
and has been Prescnced to the First Consui,
who gave him the Dst diitinguished rc.
cc-gnsim.
Gan. Mcnou said tohim-J' Cunsul, in'
preseminct; myself before you, chess griet'of
huingsizi'ccsin your fairest conqucst lofi, is re.
.si newed !.u , .
" The sate of battles," replied the
--.Fir\t Consul, "is uncertain. You have
dgugsiall (hap maid, after the unfortunate
day on the zoch, be expected: from a man
of exsivcsicncc and talgncs. ct Your iong se.
si sutasincc in Alexandria ccntribu'tcd to the
_ issue of the ssPleliminarit-s ol Lon
' ctdon. . Your good and wise adminifiracion
sihas merited che esteem ot'all men who ap.
_ prgciacc its inﬂuence uycn the public pros
_ .siJ—ctssSjss-I know ssvery well tvhat has Passzd in "
.si your army. Ydusitmistortunes have been
.:ssctgreat. without doubt, but they have not
lost you any _of my esisteemsi; and .I shall be
'—.cager to testify it openly, in order that no
clamoutj may be raised against your con
ductff ' si ' "
rZA deptttation of sir 5 member: of the tri.
bunatewent yeltercssiay to the government
pala'ce at two o'clock. They wereimme.
- dimely introduced to an audience; of the
Consusiasi _
The Orator—bi'thesi Depatathm, Simeon,"
si {addressed the Consufs in :: bpecch in which
sisssshe took a review utssatl -£h.{{ had been
'--,done by Government, and" informed the
' ChiefConsol of the— wish expressed by the
Tribumte'to bestow a natiohal recompenee ct
ctsi— ttpcn'him. "
" Bonaparte made the following-reply :
"" The government is deeply impressed
With 'thess'sentiment you have exyreﬂ'ed in
the name of the Tribunate. 1
" " The j'usiiee'which you render to their
Operations, is the sweetest .recompence ot'
"" their labours. They see in it the tesuh
ctss. of those more intimate communicatiaus
f Which place you in a {ituation to appreci.
ate better the purity of their yiews and
"=" their thoughts.
" For myself, I receive-wssi'h the most si
ct'ct lest.": Iegrutitude the'wish expressedsshy the"
'- Tri'ounjte. si ?
_ " I desire no 'dther glory" than that OF
having completely t'uEiiHsied the tafk ssim.
posed upon me. Iam amhitious of no o.
' ther recompence than the aﬀection ofmy;
'- fellow citizens--—happy,si if" they are we:!
convinccd that the evils which they' may
gxperiencc Will always be the deepest evilsix
" si-to me ;" that life is clear to me only for the
services I can render to- the country ; anssctz'
that death itself will have no thing ifmy
last looks can see the prosperity of the re
Public confirmed as her glery ." ,.
s Addreﬂ'es from all- parts to govcxnmensi.
against exclusive privilegcs dernonstrate )
ss'sssswhilst that priviiedgc was forbiddcn to::
all 31): otherctports. It is demonlira'xed
ct: thoseos thetwohithertopriviledgcd psssi-cs,
. t): which the same sacilssicics remain as are
" .pqsseﬂcd by all commercial piaC-sssi, ofcsi-r
tying on th: lndian trade, or any other,
sithey think it more iucul've; " "
* ihcm in magazmcs, and fell them there;;1
. kssgdinjureg neither ths! issnt—erest' of ccsi'n. si si
" m in general, nor those Of th; Prorrsi-c. 1
mns the rich produceof India, nor even i
silemnly recognized-thesc principtcs, in cx
ting ihe- coral fishcry on the coasts uisi
Africa from xhc exciusive privdcgc whicn
'localicicl indispensibly required should bsi
granted to a Cumpany, for ehcsicummcxcc o!
,gmin in Barbagsif, "
Anew memorial frqmsithectgpuncil and
sisiecmmerce ossiBurdeau-x inveighs against
""the excluswe right enjO) edss-formei-ly at
'of a free ﬂate. The government had. so. ,
xacter ot general will, the bsizsis as an laws
to:: me uecoom or uncle is now me um.
setsal- wish; a wish that is me lsi-uncsied
Upon the- mercantilsie speculazissms of ii-si'mr
individuals, but upon'thc intersi-its or (he."
majority, which must give to is the Lhaccti
might unload their cazgoes there dcpofiict
;n-zthxs memorial insian evidencmanncr, ss
that thess-supprcﬄan ofthis abusive privi.
the parts of- L'Oriem and Toulon, ot'rc- *
ceivmg vdscls, arrivirzgctsromzindia, which ..4
pcmy.
] .
.!
rl
' 'ss " Commerce", say" the authots'of ' tcthc'ssct
Memoriat," cannot be active, if it ,be'
checked-tn its cactrccr ;'it ' cahnoc prospcr-f
if,..it be .vcxesid siwithssusechsi CXpenbe-z checks
þsskotisiussce ' ss'distiburagementl; discoprqgemcnt ,
'ctdestrosiy s indtsszstisiy; sisisi* ' Tosimphky th: ncqgs;-.
fury forms, todo away all uujuﬂ: distincti-si
ons, toleavc to all the citizcns 'assxtethal'sict
liberty to cxpsilotc the" dotnactin os national ss
industry ;_this is all that commcrce desires," ?
and what it exPccts with confidcncc from
the. enlightcned ju'sticc of; the Tisigovmm.
ment." . ' ' ct- - -
The Muuicipalit-y of" Amstardam have
de'crccd, that the tree of liberty_placed be.
fore the To'wn House, shall "be taken away
as soon as they have received oﬄpially the
ne ws "us the exchang: & the 'ratifica tion of
the Dafinitive 'l'rcttty.
Brudsor-ssi, ofdoct. , for do., ; Hazard, zHarr,
{do. sss Cnpfnhagcn. ZQCh, Jamcs Ha.
:;fssmuaj, of Nsscwjmk ioctr Petesshurg;
simi .-;li ,Avcr), 0: .11 lbury fgr do.
s—sisi'h) 11i,Hamzah, Andrch, of Marble
na: 'fsiu Csixpcnhagen. 3d, Hclcna, Kei: h,
): do. {or do. , Huntersi, Durham, of Bos.
cssn far dg. 4th, Rssose, Roadcts, otKennc
duck (or do. gth, Violeg,-_Ha\=es, olctBos.
on for do.—26 was the whole: number
ziuz cthxd ; :sszd. Sppke May 23, in the
dritish cha-mel, oﬀ the Sun;, ship Hiram,
"wench, of Ndw-York, from London sor
:ﬂ: of May, siz dayaout. 3oth, lar. 46,
30, long. 24, brig jane, Sprangue, ot
L-znn, from Alexandria for Livcrpool
[me 14, lar. 41, 50,long.- " ,bssrig Noe,
The important discuffion on the subject
.psthc D-finitivc 'srcaty, was at lengzh
ended in the HouseofCommons this morn
ing, by a division on Mr.- Windhum's mo
tion, in support of which there were only !
t-u*en{y meinbers against tfctwa hundred and 7
trwezzgu/zssx, a small proportionate minority
than even in the House ofLords. The very 4
able and eloquent speech OsssLQsd Hawkcs
bury, given in our paper ot yesterday,
would be: lead with conviction and satis.
faction by the peoPlc of this country ;_
and we beg leave to recommend to-partisi
culnt aztention, the speech of the Chantel.
drudshassv "or dctlcmlor do. zglh, Heat:
of 0 k, (:sahun ot BostonlorPctershL-rg ,
gsi—AJ for Copcxzsshasen. z6ih, Plymoucb, '
., gth us AgctriI-ctrp th: 5'h of May, viz.
Asizsii 91), chunt,_ss-diﬂbee, 'otss Boston lsior
Pczcnbsizrgh; Protcciress," Carpcnter, N.
Yosssk _isi;s Cusitcnhagcn. wzhsiEnre-rsinize,
\-*."oo_.si>ury, of Salcm for CUPEDhZigCn;
Aznphion, Rich, 'of Bofion fordo. mh,
Palzas, Dssnilin of Salcm for Petcrﬂ .: sig.
20 11, Wert, fishes, of Boct'lon for du.—
z zsi. , Fa voritessssfiendcrson, ofSalcm for do.
zgvh,L1ccrpnze, Hajnmond, of Marble.
S vi. t, Cannisigham, ot' Ncw-YOsk. 50
dats smm the Isle of France. Tne Swiit
limke the Concord;"Wicr, of Saicm, May
8, ssfF Caie of Good Hope. 'june.30,
41, lung. 65, spoke sc'rh Nancy, 10
daa) s trnm Miltord, {or Martinique.
[his day, brig Camelia, capt. Barnard, 4
62 days from Copenhngen. Capt; B.
lite!) shvorcd us with the foilqwing lixos
BOd I'ON, jul) 3.
Attived lust evening, ship Eliza, _,Ode1]
in 119 d4)5 from Canton. Extract from
her lo,:-boolsi:. ctLcitac Cantnn; March 3,
A 'tivc, Cla) , sor Pltiladeipsihi, in 15 days;
Gen. W ishington, Cole,u Providence,
and Hope, Ray, N. Haven, in _;8 'ssFcrs-c
versncc, Delano, Boshn, in 23 or 30.
Ship Diana, Folger, of Boﬂon, bound up
the river ; who, on her passage from th-Q
Sanz-iit-ctich lﬂands, carried away the head
of her mainmali, and a few da ys after,
lasting the Isiands, capt. Birnard died.
Sctwokc April 2, lat. tz, S. long. 91, E.
i*1Concorther, of Salem, who sailed
ssoin Canton tn co. wits the Man, 'Swa' .n,
os Nanttsittket, lo days before the Eliza.
i'hcct- ancord parted cq. with the Mars,
iisi'Middlc Iﬂand, in-tsshe Streights of Sun
da,-and sugposcs her to haue gone back to
lor, or she Exchrquer, wmcn wc-gtve (lus,.
day. These speeches are calculatcd to
place the trczm in its true point ofsivictt,
freed from thus: cavils and misreprescnta.
tions vthith have been to indufisiouﬂy
adduced assuamit it. Upon this important
and int refiit-g {object we shztil take su
tate up mrtunsitsxcs ot oﬀering some obser
va i .ns- , tnthe mean time, wctcannot but
:cjoicc "ma: & tncasurg of such moment to
t'nctc honor and interests of the country,
sh ctilsi'ssi after the most dclihemtc discuﬂions
th'it cx'cr' took piace in the Scmte, have
r (: itcsii th': almut't una..imo: is sanction and
)prusisi ution we. " ay lay, of the members,
at the Legs] 0 c.
vsissz-sis, which have psstfi'td E.!inore from _
the Nunh lﬂand. ]unc 7, spoke ship,
Him], Higginsqp, ot do. t;.rdo._ , Orion,
si.
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_____;_'_A'si__4 _—_______-_—_._'_ WMÞ—M—AA
_ NEW-YORK, ]uly 8.
By the ﬂoop Ruth and Mary, arrived
) yesterday, the cdirors of the New-York
[Gazettc received the subsequent articlcs
ss from their correspondent :
ss Bcrmuda, ]unc z6.—By the Pcnelopc,
from Mxrzinique, we learn that the Sainte,
are_ given up to rhc_ French forces ; and
that Martiniquc is to be given up on the
zsch or 27th of ]uly next,; for which
\ purpose a large ﬂeet has already arrived
ss there to take oﬀ the rrooPS. A number
; of the Frsiznch rcsidcncs at Marciniquc are
; ﬂying (0 'l'rinida to make sccrrlsiments at
that lﬂand.-—Six British sail ssof the line
WCFC lying at Matliniquea few days 21.
0. ]
_,__-._ss___ _
; By this vessel we alsojlejssttn, that & mu;
{ tiny end assdsissination had nea-dy taken
? place at Mattinique on the 4th-intt. 'l'he
si negwce had all been appriied of the inten.
I tion a-tew days belbte by hand bills :--buc
: on the evening of the 3d of june two ne.
& gtoes'went into an Itishmsian's gtog shop
! where they were disagreeing, on 'wbich
: the Isisilﬄaﬂ gave one of them a blow on
l the head with his fist, which k..ocked oﬀ
E his hat which contained one of the bill: ;
[he was imtnedittely seemed, with about
, 40 Others, and the bill sent to the gover
i nor, who imm dietel} issued out orders
? throng! the island for every person to be
er arms. Their intent: on was to.
smurderevery white on the island. 'lhe
business was planned at Guadalou )C by the
negroes, the singleader of whom was ap.
prehended at Martinique and sent back to
Guadaloupein irons, witha request that
he might be ttied there and exeeuted; at
; tetaliation was threatened.
By this ]ucky discovery perhaps thou
ssitnds o. lives wetesa ved, for even the miss 4
litary might he pattly oﬀtheir guard on ss
L.:tt de). ss
s'lhere canthe no doubt but thatour ports
will he continued ot-en all the year. In
tetetted petsons frequently report in AtLe;
riea that these potts are shutsi. by which
simeans we are deprived of the usual crude
of the Ametieans.
-We would recommend all Ameticans
who wqeld wish to trode, not to ship horses
or-ct-mules as there issia heavy ,duty on the
horses, and no use for the mules. * all the
sifalt ptovifiqns should be inspected and
branded, or it will not sell well. .
Considerable quantities ot Amezican salt
provisions (not inspectcd or branded) has
been bto' t in here some time since Which
was of a most scandalous quality. New.
York, Burlington and the Bolton Fork al.
ways—scilsssiat good prices. Becfjs seldom
in demand. '
It is astonishing what numbers of ships,
brigs and other vessels pass daily in fight
of'these iisilunds since the peace—a proof of
the increase of commerc'e.
Since the invasion of St. Domingo, the
Americans are said to haue lost above zou
vessels with their eargoes, amounting to ::
neat little sum, for which Some of them
hate gor a bit of paper! !!
The sailures m New.Y ork and Phila
dciphia very much cmbarzasscd the Englisi
siand Scotch merchants, as they had given
unlimitgd credit to them."
a,Entet'ed, ships Iris, C30quick, Calcut
,Hero, Smith, Port Renubiican; brigs
Dorsey, lxiley, Port Republican , ldza,
Caxen, St. Mar) s , 'lhetis, Sammisi,"
Charlesion; Eitza, Swain, Savannah ;!
schrs. Charlgtte, Ptnkham, -New-Provi.
dencc ;_Commerce, Wright, Digby; sioopsi
Presidqnt, Wssebb, Richmond ; Roch and
Mary, ,Sion, Bermuda. *
si Cleared, ship Nancy, Roe, Newsifound.
land; schr. Antoinette, Bonamy, Cay.
enne; {loop Chatming Anne, Hall, Desir- 9
muda,
'þctaﬀreil, from Norsolk for Lishon;
sszz'd', sch'r Bostonsirom Boston for New.
fbundland. zorh, lar. 42, 35, long. 63,
_ 35, Two Friends, Holron, rrorn Porcland
tor St. Lgcca. ' ' " ' '
'_-._NEW.BEDFORD, ]uly 2.
'siArrifvsied brig Commc'rce, Hammond,
Galwsidy-ﬂrelassrzd) ; George, Tripp, from
-_ Amstcrdam, lefe there the-rsi7th May. Ship
Belvidcrc, Dorson, was to sail in !: days
for Philadelpbia, with passcngers; and
(ever;! ochcr Amcricasierc-ssels. Spake,
]unc 9, lar. 38, 30, long. 42, 20, brig
Orient, Kingsizz days srOm Savannahfor
Nanrz, 17 days before had taken off-rbc
capt. and crew of the brig Anrurcdo, '8
duys—ou'r from Philadclpþiassr bound for Ma.
deira. ]une 13, lac. 38, 20, long. 77,
30, brig Becscy, Williarns, 21 days from
Cadiz for Baltimorc; rSch, lar. 40, 10,--,
long. 56, 20, ship Sampson Tibct, 16!
days,!som Savannah for London, all well.
Z'Q
from ditw.
t Lgsc ;! W cst-ensid ofSt. Croix,261h]unc.
!
fact
! JUIY 2, lit. 3], 30, In luug. l'7 -ss
s L
W. spoke the ship May Flower, JZW
Os Chaxlcston for Savannah, cut Qd'AY-S
from Cape Francois. 6lh in lar. 33: {50
N. long. 70, 30, \V. spsiokc the hzlgssbsiss'
terprictzc, trom Aniiguasor New \0',*
In lat.si29, 15, long. 71, spoke sibs
Liccle 'som, Aiman, from thlachF-ﬂ
sor Porc Republican. ,
; ]uly gth, ship john and James, Clsifsi'
1 65 days from Malaga, iur Baftxmssfs
, was spoken in long. 74, W- ,
Ship Fzsimny, _M'Allificr ps lhls 90,"
from Batavia, touched at Sl- Hctsiffi'ct'
bout the xpth osMay, all well, bound [a
I
Ship Gen. WashingtonsiCulo P'W'
denc, from N. W. coast,
Hope Ruy, Diana, Perscves
lin .,lzam, from smling voyages
gsouchedsim St. l-lelenaJunB-lstf W
there, shipchrctv, Ot Bgston. s"
' Concorc}, Wyer, sailed the day bf-sso
for Boilon ; ]cﬀcrson, Doughenctss': "i 4
for Philadclphia, 24ch May. si, W
July 1, lar. 29, 21, No 0" s and
spake the: brig Favoritc, 01? . 0 '
from Notfolk tossPm Republlcavz 9"
day . ' '
s: .d'rrl-vesid/mw our last.
English brig ssI-jucrpsize, Shaw, from
Al1t'vu1.]uce 30111 spoke ship Eugenia,
Fitah, z'f mis port, bound to P'siiladel, ha
from 8 Croix, 4 days out in lax. 27 45,
long. 60. Spokc & shop 4:an Savaxmctsih
tojzxuaica, 17 days an. M arkets dull
ac Antigua--Flour from 9 to 18 doilars
per barrel. Ca ztain S. informs, thus the
white people were returnino from And
gan td Guadaloupe, and that all wax. man.
;quI-ssat the latter place.
-YHILADELPH1A,,]UIY Io.
Arrivcd, ships juro, Clark, London;
Olive Branch, Carson, Charlcsion; baquc
lhomas Gordon, Ragden, Madeisa; brig
Friencs, Bagry, Sc. ]ohns, (N. B. ) schx
Sylvia Daggec, ctssBoﬂor); _i_,loop lawes,
Woodman, Savannah.
Came uþfram tive Lazarma.
Brig Express, Sherer, St. Ihomas;
siship Castor, MKcnzie, ]amaica; schr
Herman, Spa! ding, Cape Frmccis , D-Jl
_phin, Biorcy, de; ctﬂOOp Hannuh, (lid
dings do.
Arrix ed at the Lazererto, ship Eugs me,
Eitch. ,Sailed ssom Bass. End, lhc ZO'h,
and the West end of St. C: oix, the 30?!
of ]une.
Let: the following xcssels at Bass End
Ship , Howe, of Bahimuye; lodg
Horacion, of Dcnby, (Conss' for NW
York the 21st of ]une; sch' : ---—- B'J'v
ty, of Balcimorc; his Pia), Anth-U'v
from Mxlmsington, N. C """: LWD
ss lcstoﬂ- spoke ship Sussiinnah, Ferris, out
ss days for N. Yurk; and the siooP Morn.
ss ing Star of Chalsiieston.
E'Isopeo 6
Capt. Clay lest at Canton, March ' '.
Bri Pap 0 , Hamilcon, os New \0s sk__
to sailgnextgdiy ,- sch'r Betsc), ,Garfonsi?s (if
Philzdel phia, Lo sail in 8 da)s, sc
Pcck, ofp N. Haven; {loop Indepcnsi'ﬄct:
Qason of Fiuiladelphia.
Arrifvdshm am- !;
Brig_Dorsey, cept. Rilcvjf fro
Repubhcan (ac quaranzine): The sh
Hero, Smicb, sailed two deys before t?
'Dover. ( :
Schr. Charlotce, Pinkham & _
Providence. July ;, lar. 33, mchw.
spoke the ship Warren, Norrisi, f'l'on].B74l',
fast, bound to Philadelphia, 39 days 05:
Left the schr. D.:phne, ]cnkins, of Boﬂoss
On the ph of junc, the ship Newtuncct
capt. Caibury, of Nancuckct from & Or,
leans bound to Greenock, out 14 day;
was cast away do the Floridas sha:c_.\- -s
siscl lost, part oflhc casgo ansil crew saved -
the capt. and maze came passmgers in (11;
Charlocce.
Bzig Eliza, Swain, from
Lefc'therc c'nc brig New.York
4 or 5 days to this port.
Brig 'l'hccis, Sammis, smm Charieshm.
]uly .
Arrivcd, brig Experiment, Shew, Am}.
gua ; Eolus, Evcns, Ncwshundland.
Clearcd, ship Black River, Burger,vHull,
Snow Mary Ann, b'hershun', London;
brigs ]anc Maria, -—--—--, St. Thomaz;
Amelupe,- Clark, Llshonj Paramarabo,
Cogdsin, Meninique; ssisihuuncr Generous
Frirnd, Chapman, Aneigua; ﬂoop Expc.
rimem, Murry, Cape Francois.
Junc goch, in lar. 33, 2, long. 78 spoke
6 days from Balcimore, bound to Charles.
ton.
Ship ngo, Smith, from P. chublicassi
Left the ship South-Carolina, to sail in [0
brig Mary, bound from Bayonnc Lo Chasi
\T '——-— ", 10.
:!
encc, Du
Savannah. -
, to sail m.