Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-14

oaihSu III l-0 foitSO or ALEXANDRIA (unfet
after an amicable conyension, it lieuld b;
found more expeditions 10 embark a par,
OF them at Abcukir| as foon as xefe.sr car
! be prepared, the allied powers at the fame
time engaging that the embarkation fhsll
take place, ii Pefib'e, ten days after the
capitalization lhall be flgned they lhaii res
ceive all the honors OF war, hall carry a.
way their ans aad baggage, hall no, be
prlfoners of war, and thail moreover take
with them ten. pieces Of cannon from d TO
s powders, wirh Io rounds OF flo, to
each qua; 'hey haii be conveyed TO a
French cert n re Mediterranean.
Ar. i. The iIenua Gips Of war,
with the!. !u.! complement, and all mer-
chant ft'"s, to whatever nz:ion or indivi-
duais t"ey n.av belong, cyen thoie Of ia
tons at war With Is a,.;1d powers, or
thofe that are he pEopersy Ct owners or
merchants who arc fabjea to the allied
powersbefore the arrival Of the French,
!h~alidepar, with the French army, in or
der THAI ihoie that are lhips of war, may
be rehored to the French government,
and the merchant Giips to the owners or TO
their afigdccs.
AnEwer.-ReEied. AL yelsls Hall
be delivered " as they are.
Art. VII. Every hosle hip that, from
the g~refent day tie seth Frustidor, lhali
arrive irom the French republic, or any OF
her allies, into he "crts or road Of Alex.
andria, G;ail be compTehended IN this Ca
piIula;ion. Eyer ih;P OF war, or com.
merce, belonging 10 France, or the allies
Of the republic that fall arrive In the
ports or road Of Alexandria, within the
70 days Immediately io!!owing the eva
c%uation OF that place, hall not be conf.
de7ed a lawful Prize, but halI be iet at Ii
berty, with her equirase and cargo, ard
Be tcrnilhed with pail ort from the ALI
ed pcwers.
Amfwer.-Refulel.
Art. VIII. The French and auxiliary
troops, the civil and military agents at
Tackled to. the army and all otker indivi-
dua.s dcicribed in the preceding articles,
lhall be embarked on beard fuch French
and other ~vefels, actually in the ports OF
Alexandria, as hall be in a condition to
90 to Ca or on beard thotc CT his Bri-
fannie majeAy and Of the Sublime Porte,
within the tine fixed by the 5th Arti-
Gle.
Art. *. CommiGcners fhali be nam
ed by each party to regulate the number
of vcHe.:s to be employed, tie number OF
men to be embarked upon them, and gene
rally employed to provide for all the diff
hculties that may arife in carrying into
execution tie prefer, capitalization.
Thoie commitla!ies mali agree upon the
dife:eat petitions which fhall be taken
by the ihips now in the port of Alexan-
dris, md thoie v hich ihsll be furniihed by
the allied powers, 70 that by a we'll regu-
lated arrangement, every occaiion ct dit
ference Between the crews of the feVeral
nations may be avoided.
Anfwer. All thefe details will be regu-
lated by the Englilh admiral, and by an
officer Of the French navy named by the
general in chief.
Art. X. Merchants and owners o hips,
of whatever nation CT religion they may
be, and alto the inhabitants of Egypt, and
| of every other country, who may at the
prefer, time be in Alexandria, whether
! Syrians, Copths, Greeks, Arabs, Jews, &c
and who hal! be defreous of following the
French army nall be embarked with and
enjoy theiane advantages with that army /;
they iha!l be at liberty 10 remove their
properly Of all kinds, and IL leave power
for the diipoial Of what they may not be
able to take away. All arrangements, all
fales, I'll Hipula,ions, whether of CON-
merce, or OF any cther rature made by
them, GaIl be Grizzly carried into efRfea
after their deparicre, ard be maintained
! by the gens1a,s Of his Britannia Ma;ef,
and of the Sublime Porte. Thofe wh3
may prefer remaining 10 Egypt a certain
time on account q ;heirpriya,e affairs ihal
be at liberty to doio ard ihall have ful
| protection from the allied powers thoe
alfo who may De delrous of eRabluhig
themlelvss in Egypt ihall be entitled to al
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