Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-28
Latsf Foreign Intelligence,
(By an arrival at Ns.tu York.
PARIS, July zs.

Writer of The Il.s Of Fraae- aal OF La
Reunion" the t4Sh ot Feoflary, 1897:
sCapsain Ingeaosl, mdte. Of the A
merican ged.l La Charlotts, from China,
hys he was latotmel, during MS palIage
on the'Solth fsas) both at Sandwich, and
on the North Wet Coat, that previouf
" 10 che French Revolution tshe year.
however, NOT being fp,ciae!) hip vhich
had failed from Brett in April; anchored
In Com.herver Bay, s. deg. 10 min. n.
lat. against Easieheid, IN 2 losa Char
lotte's 1ilind.
That the faid lhip having conlide-
rahle number of lick on board, was at
tackled by the Flanders, who boarded her
az the time the crew wee turing their
fails; thar they murdered the Captain
who was upon deck, AMI the whole OF the
crew, one Young man excepted, wh9ie
fate was not known. Il is added that
the Flanders deItrcyed the veiiel as loon as
they landed the cargo.
1t is TO be prefumed that the vehsl
here alluded TO, was either M. La Pey-
routes, or the one which failed with him.
On the 18th AMI 10th Of ane II blew
dreadful hurricane at Petersburg very
comfortable damage was done to the ihip-
ping Ruaian man of war and Swe-
din merchantmen founde!ed.
The lat letter from Berlin, under date
of July 10, fate that negotiation has
been opened between NJ. de Haogwitz,
on one part, and NJ. de Rhsdent aud
Baron d'Onptede, on the other, relative
TO the exchange Of fome Of the Pruflian in
IDENTITIES for other ponaGions fituated
with the Electorate Of Hanover. After
ieyeral conferences, Baron d'Omp1ede let
off for the purpole of confulting the Han
overian Minifer Of State, respecting a
propoGlion which has been made by the
Court of Be:lin.
Anguf /.
IFS Of the GoUerumsnt.--M10age, july
zo, 1902.
The Confuls of the Republic to the Con-
fersative fenate.
"Senators, the 9th Of May laf
the tribunate expreHed a with that ftrk-
ing pledge Of national gratitude might be
given TO the Fira Coniul. Thar with
was applauded by the Legislative Body,
and repeated by fpontaneous movement
of the citizens.
"The Senate RATED its thoughts fil
higher; and in the accomplishment of that
with, it hoped to find the fure means of
giving to the government that liability
which alone can multiply the reiources of
the nation, eaabli.h confidence without
and credir within, infpire allies, difcou-
rage enemies, extingaih the flames OF
war, permit the enjoyment of the fruits
Of peace, and leave TO future wifdom the
talk of executing every thing that can be
conceived as contributing TO the happine6
of a free people.
g The Fira Conful was of opinion, ti1at
the circumstances Of his fra nomination
prevented him from accepting the propoled
reelection, unlefs it fhould be fpecidcally
conferred by the French people, thereby
giving pcoofof their attachment, to, and
permanent confidence iu, the Magiarate
who had been the objest Of their fra
choice.
!" In this manner we have thought it
our duty to carry into execution the ideas
of the Senate.
+" The French people have given tbeir
anfwer the government has received from
almoa all the departments, the acts which
contain the expfeaion of the will ofthe peo-
PIE. II is 10 The Senate, we have thought,
in this new cafe, that it belongs to collect
and to promulga,e the wihes of the peo-
pie. We have therefore ordered the Mi
inter of the Interior to place at the difpo-
ialot the Senate, the Regiiters in which
thoieyotes are contained.
g Wa ,r,y,,a ,b. - &c.