Star.
London, England, 1804-02-06 00:00:00

to -Your cuflonss, foirand local drainstatsem.
But efpecially, you will Coon be fenfible of the mita
eious advantages of an upright. incorruptible, arid
impartial admmiaration of jullice I whore form of
procedure are insatiable. Where limits are carefildb•
applied to the arbitrary application of hears, accord-
ing. to the natural and moral iheraSer of judges saki
juries, 10 as moll efficacioirfir to infure to thuitheesta
their fafety and their propert). ; for this is age'tliftlila
fin,,,sular attributes peculiar to the goeernetteitieW
which you are to live.
Its ;irineiptes, its legitlatiOn. its condo& gra*
its vigilance In regard to the Wirth. of *Mkt*.
isistl•
•crinswierce, and' the provers made in a4s
well known to you, even from the advantage'
you have yourfelves, people of Louifiatia.'drewit
from them. .
There never has haft; Mit ever can be a
lit, iiithout a coloftial.atonesiMlY, more or Ws et
five a en the contrary, tat the part of the U •
States. you have a right en taped a liberty of e
portation without limits, and that the privileges irf
importation sill accord with your puhiic wants, Mid
internal indußry. From a happy c.incurrence. you
will be ahle to buy cheaply and fell at bible rims
and will bcfides reap immenfe advantages from a
place of depollt. The bliMtfinpi. the Nik of Ant -
ries, borders not on &farts of burning fends, bit
plains more krtile'and extenfive than Any known In
the new world. will, at the quays of this new Ales.
andria. be covered with thuufands of veFels lions all
nations. Among there verels„ I era, people Of
Lnniflana, you will always didinguifh with cots.
plaifance the French flag, and its fight win never
ceaft to gladden your hearts. Such is our Rini bole ;
I fonnallv avow it lo the name of my country, Mid
its
ogovernment.
hii•raltra, in Ripulating by the feaenth Article
of the Treaty, that the French that be sthaltaid
during twelve years to carry ott cozom..4ce with ?tier
Chores on the fame conditions. and a ithosit Pa
other duties than the citizens of the niited State%
his winged to renew and perpetuate the ties which
unite the French riLonitiana. and the Frenchmen
of Europe ; new firength will be given to the luta•
rions already fublifting between thefe inhabitaitts of
• the twi continents. the more fatisfaaory and durable,
as it will be founded upon a content reciprocrity of
I hiendly fentiments and (trait's. Your children sill
be our children, and our children will become yours.
Amilfl you they will improve in knowledge and In
talents, while at the fame time they will increafe
your tirergth. y.iur lnittuments of labour, and yodr
• injuflry, 1.n.l sill reap with you the gifts of unfpar.
iron nature.

i have pleated myfelf, people of Lottifiana. with
drawing at length this pleating piAnt e. and or oppott
flog to the reproaches of abandonment, and the tes—
tier regrets ousted by inany among /no, who are
attached to the country of their ancenors. France
and its Government will hear of thairtegrets with
gr o:ttuie and affecli-n.
Bat ert long. you will by your own esperienee,
prove the jullice it has (hewn you by this eminent and
wog twarnrrable ti benefits.

Tlat French Government recognites in this event.
the firti• eaample offered in morletn times.of amino?
vohmtarilli CRlAOCipati,g itfeif, after the example of
c,ilcnies of ant:q•itty. which we fo greatly egii
in., C. lu th: prelcnt time. and in times to come.
may an inhabitant of Lisnifiana and Frenchmart
TIM*? meet 1. pn any fpot of the globe. without fed.
ing as brother.. May this title tor the fume. be the
0, c which will truly defcribe their eternal ea-
e•e:ments. Anil liberal depensieneet
At New' r)rlean•. the Sth Fri Maire. Tear Is 01
the French Republic (Ni-v. 3er, 11).

(Signed) LAUSiIt.
n, trt Colonial I's c.ed, Cnenmilry,nee ..t the
Crovernment. (Signed) ball 311 t 7,
St.crctary to tba Commie:me
Accounts of a C..threq...nt date have been received
perian. I.rre. . nnonnciat the &anal poi,
fetiLon cf tb; terilury by the United &M o.