Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-07
,,,r1 8DELPHIA, May 8.

90 y. o' he following circular, printed IN
n we E1,,roch language, which we nave MAD
'solaed for this days Gazette .;us ;, 1 cln
Y 'i ,D,oru,, thar on his arrival al LAY
n !. vas treated by Victor Hughes IN
'n's ., y relpeaful and liberal mannss'
! !; NAT -, the colony was in very fourth
'ns n'''[ cIRCULAR.]
g Liberty, Germinal II, year 10
Z ~ y Il he French Republic.
e, = board forming the PROBATIONARY
oovernnent of Guadaloupe and III. de-
tendencies,
l. III the Merchants of the commercial
towns in France.
Citizens,
N yon were Informed ieveral months ago
he event whlch4ook place in Guada-
ham. on the 10Th oflatt Vendemsire, and
\ \ ~ what followed it. A fublequent &C
count pnblilhed on The I5th brumaire,
IN, bewn YOU, by what INTAKES IN the
civil as we'll as political line, citizen La
erods had rsed that event. The lame
,spphlct was OF nature to determine the
ouinlon OF The public on tie intentions OF
tbe retiors who, honorea with the conf
depce 81 all the inhabitants OF the colony,
Jealous OF flowing themielyeS worthy OF
1, moreover animated with the deilre 10
patuIaI 10 US, 10 fave their lives, families
and properties by promoting the public
iaiety, dared TO oPpofe the lorren! OF evils
win which they iaw their country threat
sn,d.
If our ak was hard, what {atisfatfion
DO we rot enjoy now when We lcok back
on the iYaee We have already oyer-ran !!
The vengeance OF citlzen laeroie lhelteY-
cd in al Enghh liland, has rsiled againl
Is otfacles and dangers OF all kinds. We
have maintained tie good order that he
.ndeayored to dettroy I'VE have prevented
the civil war he wanted to organize in a
word We have preleryed for the mother
country an important poaeflon which he
was like TO annlhilaH.
Oneof The means which that man whole
folly is equal TO his rage, had The boldneis
to make uie OF againtt the colony, was to
saule Enshlh frigates to cruize in order
10 cut on theie vtiiels you have TENT US, CT
nzsns, hpce the hgning OF the prelimina-
rles OF peace, to detain them in La Domi-
nilae anc les Saintes, and thus, prevent
inS the captains from telling US their Car.
goes, becauie his plan was to farce us.
Several of them have failed in their yoy.
age; whereas had they not been kept away
tom their oetlnsd place, their returning
nome wouid nave been extremely adyan-
iaseous 10 their owners. You Can Judge
cit by the tcaooner r H<zrxzJe AoxueIle,
OF Bourdeau>, which alter having been
nm detained at les Saintes, left the port
uadeF tal pretence OF trading to St. Do.
n'nSo, entered BsGeterre where her car
90 was fold, and was ient back very
lew days after to Bordeaux richly loaded.
Inc example OF the He4regfe Noxvelle
na' been followed hnce by the greateit part
o. o., the Veiels carried into les Saints.
!. iney are going to fail for Dung ports one
ave another; $ and their captains will have
y uneif power to give evidence both O.
s tranquility thar prevades in the colo
I, y aoo the perfect liberty with which
6 s1Sy ddtoied of their cargoes. Letter.
'V@ 'e'eral commercial houfes in Point
= and Bafeterre will confirm to YOU
&C Ilulh of thrie accounts.
;, y ieveral meGages we have acquaint.
: ue government of the mother country
~, ~ cur poiltion; we have befoueht
-, .-vu 10 put an end to our anxiety, BY
!. s Pack citizen Lacrole, and giving
ei.' 'u0'ner chief more worthy to fiji his
i r We know that the ichocner Il,
D :, ans which carried our fra dit.
zig, aNsS arrived at la Rochelle; bur the
liSate jo 80 n