Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-03-26
Fysn GIBRALTAR.

Previous to captain Daw ion's departure
information was received at Gibraltar by
NJ Gayino, tie Emerican coniul, ,tat
Tic infamous renegade admiral, IN the fer
vice Of The Bey OF T1ipoli, whole frisate
has long been blockaoed there, has obtain.
Cd permii.ion OF the emperor OF Morocco,
,our very dear friend and ally J TO cruite
asainf tie American coIHIaerce. The pi-
rate vas then a, Ceuta, d.ttane about fl
teen leagues from Gibraltar, where re had
completed his crew, lad takenin prcvifons,
and was hourl" expected at Gibraltar, to
man aud fl GU, his vei1el fora cruize. The
United States trisa,e Efex was lying at
Alsefiras and captain cambridge, her
commander, had been informed by the
coniul, of the hottie intentions of the
Tripoli.an admiral. Captain 3. will, if
he iiould dare to venture out, give good
account Of him. INeqv-lork tnter.]
I'VE have extracted the following important do.
cument from the Paris Journal de: Debats, OF
the 7th of January. Il eGabliihts nc fact,
thai Spain has ceced Lou!lna q the French.
Nat. Int.
Madrid, Drcember IS, 1901.
TREATY,
Signedat Madrid SIN March, t3oI, by the Prince
OF Peace nd Iucien BLonapa!te.
The trit ocatll Of ;he French republic and his
Catholic Najeity, defirous OF permanently deter
mining the Gates which the ion OF the Infant OF
Palma fhall receive, as IN equivalent icr the
.lushy Ct Parma, have agreed to the following
., ic'es and have named. as p!eniPotentlaiies, by
,.o fra: ccllu', L ucien Buonaparte, arbitrator
from TIC irerch republic, and by hs catholic
majehy, TIE EIincc Of Peace. who have deseTnli.
ned on he foiloaing articles:
Art. |, ihe reie ping duke OF Parma forever
rruounces both FIR himie'i and heirs the dut>hy
f Parma, with all its dependencies, IN favor OF
ch. F'euch republic, the remuneration # which
tha!l he guaranteed by his Cav oc maicify The
grand duchy Of 'ruieany, which the grand duke
ALTO rennuncrs, he cefiion OF which is guaranteed
by the e.ptror Of Germany, ih.i be given to the
f0n Of the ,uke OF Parma, as an indemnifcation
for he ccuur:es ceded ty the Infant, his father,
AID in ccnicqaence Of treaty which h,d been
prev iouny concluded, between his catholic n,aje
~ and the French republic.
II. The p-iroc Of Parma fhall repair to Flo
renee Nh re be iha &c acknowledged as fove-
reign Of I'll the poGeilions appertainl"g to the
grand Guchy, and !ial receive from the hands OF
the eonlti uteI authorities, the keys Of the forts
aud the oash of fidelity Which they owe him in
has character ci iovereign.
The authority of the firh conlul will contri-
butte TO the peaceful execution OF theie aas
III The prince halite acknowledged king Of
Tufcauy, with al the nonors aPpertaining to his
rank; the artt conui will acknowledge and will
haveihin, treated a: fuch by the other powers
The arrangements neoeaary for this purpote flal.
be mate previous to his taking pcfei'icn.
w. That pax, Of the lie OF Eibe which belongs
20 Tuicany, and is dependent or that rate, fhall
remain in the power Of the French republic, and
the ftt contui ll,all give as sn indemnity for
il, to the king Of Tuieany, tbs country OF n.
omhino, which apper,ains to tae king Of Ma.
pies.
V. AS This treaty derives it. origin from that
which has been csrcludcd by the fra eonfu with
his catholic maisRy, BY which the king ecdes to
France the poh,thon Of Louiiiana. the contract
ing parties agree to execute the articles Of the
terror treaty; and to employ their respective pow
or in the atjuitn,ens OF the differences therein
ulcntioued.,
vi As the new horfe. which is thus clab-
iihed in Trtesny. is Of the family Of Spain hsfs