Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-26
Foreign Intelligence.
EXTRACTS from Gzglgoqv bape,sfo The
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pal Packer, in SO days from G,senoek.
LONDON, September Is.

coniui and M. &c Bourmont, rOyaill
general, few months before he was, con-
trary 10 the faith OF treaties, taken into
cueody, and immurcd in the temple OF
Beiancon-- where, it is faid, he lately
died.
General Clarke and Duroc were pseient
during the dialogue.
BoNAPARTE--" [ am not fatisfed
with your conduit; you have lately been
travelling in the Vendee, rather as a &C.
neral. Till in fate of rebellion, than a
vanquilhed citizen; you paid away, dur
ing your execution, good deal of Eng
liih money, how came you by il! what
nave you TO fay for yourlelf."
M. DE BoyRMoNT-"I treated with
government | am lheltered under the
faith of all treaties; and it would i'll be-
come me to anume the fuppliant attitude
of conquered man--it is true thar, on
very late location, / attributed n,oney,
which / had received from the Britifh GO
yernment but it was for the purpoie OF
paying off debts, which | had contracted
during the war, and for the payment Of
which I pledged my word. Your gene
rails had pronifed me that you would &C.
quit the facred debt; but as fuch did not
prove the cafe, ] felt myfelf called upon
to adhere to the fririt and letter Of my
engagements, and to accept the means of
doing 70 from the government which had
authorized me to contract them.'
THE Consul" Sir, fuch conduct
gives uneaiineis to government. What
do you mean by treaty. Be ii known
that, when a Rebel is i9rong enough to
enter into treaty with his government,
fuch convention leaves no other vefiges
behind 1t, except thofe which policy iuf-
fers to remain land you, fir, were nothing
but a /aJjeR on the day you laid down
your arms. From the p,elent moment,
however, our intercourie cealss, and | or
der you not to, communicate any more
with government, in your late capacity of
RsyaEp chief! Throughout the whole OF
the important tranfattion I never attended
to individuals / wifhed TO fatisfy the
body of the people in the Vendee, and l
believe I have lucceeded, | know, tbro'
your means, I am furrounded by emf
grants, officers of your army, and that
you i}ill conGder yourtelf as a Ju5jeR ef
The Bou.bcns. All that | have further
to add on that head is, that on the day
The 6rf attempt lhall be made againf the
exiting government of France you fhall
De taken into cu&ody, beeauie the gene
.als are decidedly againa the Bourbons,
,ecauie they fhall never be refored by me,
md becaufe, again, the man who called
limlelf their fnbjed is rebel"
September 70.
According to report there is a plan in
lgitation to change the departmental form
# divifoa of the French republic, and to
livide it into thirteen grand governments,
ach government to include two military
iviGons. Belgium is to form one of them
which is to be placed under Jofeph Bona
arte. The perfons to whom theie 60
'ernments are TO be entrufed are to take
he titles of lieutenant governors the
rejects are to sorrefpond with them,
nd they are to correlpond with the con- |
uls.
MIR. Lifton, his majeay's miniter to
he Batavian republic has hired the French |
lotel, in the Kleine Workout, which be. /
ore the war was the refidence OF the
French miniiter.
Citizen Lauriaon, aid de- camp to the
irit conful, has arrived at the Hague. He
vas prelented to the fa,es on the 2ia In
lant.
Wheat 49, 56s a 6zs. Fine 60. 63s
/ 64s. Fine -four, sos. 53s. per Jack.
second do. ass. a 3os per do.
Prices Of Stocks at Loudou, Sept. IS.
India ao7. per cent. Red fhut. 3
,er cent. G.. 60 II 81 so rs. 4 per cent