Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-14
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~ tbe brig Recovery, from Greenock,
I'm Iris. from London, the editors OF
= New York Gazette have received
I"odo, papers 10 the 18th, and Greenock
= ne sIl of Auguh. The following
.y,,,as are the mott important Of their
aatsnts.
The W~alGngham Packet arrived al
falmouth on Monday laft, in nine days
i0m Lilbon. She brings intelligence OF
4, FIench Minitter having fuddenIy left
h., place on the morning of the tenth
;aa. in conlequence, it is fated, of his
Ising taken offence with the Court of
Portugal, bscaule it would not difmils the
Mieiiler OF Police, who had been guilty
dinlaing upon examining fome baggage
belonging to the French minifer.
The following article appeared in the
Official Gazette of Liibon, On the tour
tenth:
LyDoa, -sHgaF IA.
"General Lafnes, envoy extraordina
~, aod a miniaer plenipotentiary of the
French republic, left this Court in the
morning Of the 10th infant; a meafure
which he took from his W. proper will,
and which is the more unexpected, IS con-
fart aud repeated civilities and attenrl-
Us have been paid TO him by this Court,
ia demon&ration of the conitant friendihip,
perfect harmony, and coed understanding,
hbGaing between this Monarchy and the
French republic ; as there does not EXIT
any actual object Of difcuGion between the
two governments which can alter, in the
fnallet degree, the happy relations of
his country with France, relations which
this Court defrcs ~eficaciouly to pro
mote, and even to render more init
nate.
csb gtbs Note eftbs MinJ9ey gFore;ga
4Sairs, 10 The different Mmjfess rsfaent
at The CART IF PortngaL.
General Lalnes, envoy extraordinary
and minifer plenipotentiary Of the French
republic, having adopted the unexpected
Relation of Withdrawing from the court.
bis royal highnels the Prince Regent, my
matter, has ordered me 20 communicate TO
you, ,kis event, which IS the more unlock
mior as he had received the mott ardent
md dlainguiihed testimonies Of iegard,
funded upon the mott perfed harmony
md entire good understanding fulfilling
''tween this Monarchy and the French
hpubllc and this too ar a moment when
here exiited TO object Of difcuRion which
could in the fmalle9 degree affect The
intodly relations which his royal highnefs
oshres, and will make it his Rudy TO pro-
mote, You will have the goodnefs TO
give notice Of the above to your refpec-
tive COURTS"
The above are official.
A private letter from Liibon Gates,
Il is faid that the departure of General
lanes is grounded on the refufal of certain
1eSiaetion required by Frarce, and tacit.
conceded on the ccnclufon of peace,
WIN the view, as appears, Of eluding
oen; whish is proved by the fact, fnce
Islsral LANES, agreeably to the orders
The Frft Confsl, demanded either The
spnsdlate iul6lment Of them. or pafr orts
aspart. The lat was complied with,
- he left Lifbon four days ago with his
se'e'ary of Legation, proceed in all
...e 70 Madrid, where, no doubt, he will
ar'e lhis morning. His wife vas TO iet
ms day fy the packet ior England,
O'0eF to proceed more comnodictAy 10
e.'oSe' having to nurfe a yourg citizen
~'Se month old. Madame l.afnes is a
IMAM c. Tie mott amiable difpoftion
manners, and Of the moit correct con-
II is laid that General Laines made
nee suicgium en- the Prince Regent to
finto De Valiemond, fatirg that the
~'e was good for nothing Lu,-a
IA Z soarie exprtGion) and that his Mi