Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
LONDON, May.7.

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The refriaions laid by the French Ey-
ecutiye upon the import of Brieifh Manu-
features into the territory of the nominal
Republic, ill accords with the profeaed de-
fire of reciprocal harmony and good will.
Numerous lhips thus laden.from the United
Kingdoms have been compelled to return
with their cargoes nor has the force of
policy or Of prejudice fcpped here; il has
extended to oar produce, and though Goals
are extremely wanted in many parts of
France, the people have been precluded
from their uie, rather than the purchaie
lhould tend to oar advantage. An In
aance of this kind, from It's diainsuiihed
features, and the authority from whence
We have received ii, delerves to be parti-
cularly mentioned. Aivehel, laden with
Goals at Whitehaven, discharged her car
60 into the gsvesumeutJfors at BcuFdeaux,
and had nearly clipped her intended guam
tity of wine for Dablin, when in confc-
quence Of an order from Paris, ihe was
compelled to re land her wine and reslhip
her Goals, with which lhe failed, inRead Of
her defined cargo the officers Of the
port obferving, that France pofeaed with
in-herlelf every neceaary for the people,
and that the government was Telolyed to
call forth and to protect their energy, by
the eltablihmens ola rigid adherence to
prohibitory regulations.
By private letters from the Continent,
we learn, that the news Of the opening Of
the Schelds has created uniyerfal diilnay
throughout Holland.
The emperor of Ruaia continues to take
the mott lively concern,in the fate Of the
King of Sardinia. The unfortunate TO-
vereign has made fome very affecting re-
prefentations toAlexander l, by the Count
de Valaife, the Sandman Mini2er, ref
dent at Petersburg +; the coniequence of
which has been, the Count Markow, the
Runian ambai1ador at Paris, who had re-
quoted his recall, ihas been ordered to re.
main at his pof.
The late Charge Il Afaires ofthc King
of Sardinia, at Paris, who reGded there
under the title of Ruaian Secretary of Lee
CATION, and whom the police were about
to treat as fulpeded perlon, has, by ex-
preis order of the Ruhian Monarch, for.
mally entered the imperial fervice. OF
this event, Count Markow has given Of
fetal notice to the French Minilter for Fo-
reign Affairs.
Our.naval force in commitlion has alrea-
dy been reduced to o5 fail Of the line, s
lhips of 50 gurs, 10 frigates, and z4;3
.fmailer vefels, very many OF which are TO
be immediately paid off. Economy is not
only commendable, but necenary, provid-
ed it is not carried too far.
We have the pleafure in being able to
fate, thar accouts have been received from
Otaheire highly favorable, and fuch as to
induce ianguine hopes Of the complete full
flmcnt Of the objects Of the Miiiionafies.
Since the deiertlon ofspart Of the body, the
rea have refded at Matayia, where. they
hayeacqaired knowledge of iheiangrage,
and cceciliated general affection & eNeem.
AmongA many ineances which are menti-
oned, Of the favor is which theyssre held
by the.savaers, is, that the day after the
birth of ion 70 the Rev. Mr.. Henry, nc
was viGted by fcmarree, who adopted the
infant, and gave TO him the name of Toe
cree dahai 1.-THE great chief.l
May 3.
The mcsfure Of the amnefy in favor OF
the Emigrants, feems to meet with the ap-
probation Of almof every circle we have
fallen in with. It's as complete as per-
haps could have been expected after 70 en-
tire and weeping Revolution, which pre-
tented no common roi9t at which thois.