Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-12
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tort OF Otracl!m, which is to be lan1ion.
ed by q Scnatas Con(utum, which will
comprehend all thofe who have taken
part in the troubles Of the interior, OF IN
intrigues with the ioreign enemy. Tie
incorsisibIe Royalias will, it is faid. b,
conducted to the Frontiers 9th Repu5
lie while thole who have been active in
anarchic Tor jacobinical) ccnfpiracies, are
to be transported beyond the fea tn.
lift is forming under the eye of the F.rt
Conful /; he has collected in book, which
he does not thew to any perlon, very De.
tailed accounts Of the mott marked charac-
tiers of the Revelation. No ones knows
who has furni.hed him with thefe accounts,
but he confults this book every tine lie
has nomination to make or rigorous
mealnre to order.
This morning we received Paris pa.
psrs to the goth Every thing Teens TO
confirm the report, that the Chief Conful
is determined to ;naitt a fgnal puni!hmcnt
upon the Barbary Powers The Mon-
teur Of the roth contains detail Of the
depredations which the Dey Of Algiers has
been committing for the lat fix months
upon the different powers of Europe. "It
is ufeful," fays the Mooiteur, "to publih
it, becaufe in reading it we fhall be lefs
afonilhed at the extreme rapacity, tran sc
the audacity of this BARBARA, who thinks
himfelf the fovere'gn of the univerfe, be-
caufe ne treats all other governments as if
they were tributary to him." 1t mult be
acknowledged, however, that the conduct
OF theie barba-ians is leis difgraceful than
the meanneis with which Europe has 70
long been guilty Of in condefcending to
purchaf. their anity and forbearanoe.
The Ftench government complain much
Of the latitude Of ob!ervation in which the
Englih papers indulge thsmfelves with re-
lpect to the conlalar government; it is
natural enough that they lhou|d be dl-
pleaied with feeling that we can do what
they dare not.
A letter from Madras Jays, "-mof
advantageous trade is now carried on with
the Molucco Hands. The whole OF ths
gold daft collected in Celebes is given IN
exchange for the manufactures of England
and of Bri,iih India. This lucrarv.
branch of commerce, which has long been
in the hands Of the Chine!e, IS now fallen
into the poGcai IN of the EngIlh."
Axsgf z5.-A divihon has failed from
Toulon againa Tunis, with al Aide-de'
Camp of the FirA Conful, who is to de-
mand of the Bey the caufe of his lnl1ifs 70
the French flag. The Dey OF a'sis,'
will receive mex, Wifi from the 'eoca
fquadron.
The harveG has commenced here paaef
the mott aufpicious CT cumRance', q c'f:s
fniles upon SaG-x: the golden Sta'a !"
fallen in all directions, ripe, fall aud h:'-
Wy. | am now converting with f2Fe'Sl
Gentleman, arrived from the Banks VI
the Rhine he aGnres me that the CO.."
and vintage in Germany VIII DC "Iy,'
productive this year than i: ever was O''
fore in his recollection.
PARIS, Arguit II.
A very unexpected event has ju,l ''s s.,
place. The Freoch government 0a'
tered an sbfolute prohibition Of rae '"'
du6tion of Eng!ih newlpartFs ! - '"
longer permitted 10 any peTlon waac'St
10 receive tkem. The Comm'l'afle'
the Police, have made rigorous 'eS'1" 80
all the Coffee houfes and Cabinets &c ~ ~
ture and carried off all the Papefs WIZ" w.
they could fnl. This meaf1re n's p'I.
adopted in coneqtence Of the remarks ' 's,.
in your Journals on the article "li''''
w aaseared in the Monlseur. r.,
This event has occahoned i"ons ~, ,hs
ation here. We can now leeeiIs ,s
news from England only through US ard
dunn of the Hanburgh, FfanS'o'S
prufian Journals, which are too eornP.e