Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-27

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come go, 900 rix dollars.
3dly. A part Of the Bihoprick
of Munlfer including about one third Of
tha, Bilhoprick, on the right bank Of the
Rhine, with 40, 900 inhabitants.
4thly. Erchs!eld, in Thuringia,
formerly belonging TO the Eledor OF
Mentz, containing forty lquare leagues,
four cities, I6z borough towns & villages,
and $4,000 inhabitants the income Is
eGimated at $4,000 imperial forms.
sthly The city Of arfort, with its
territory of IS leagues. Effort contains
ID, 600 inhabitants there are u borough
towns and villages, and about 4Io677
fouls.
6thly. !" The imperial city Of Golf
lar, with 6ooo inhabitants.
7thly. g The Imperial cities of Null
hauien and aNofdhauien; the former Of
rhoie cities, including It's territory, 5000
and the latter 5000 inhabitants.
g The whole Of the indemnities COM
prehends 200 lquare leagues, and 600, 900
inhabitants /; poGeaion will be taken at
the beginning Of July, ana the inhabitants
willthen take the otah Of allegiance 70
their new iovereign.
We hear from Bale, under date of June
"a, that the territory of Vaud is once
more the fcene of in(urree1ion, and that
nothing but the pretence of the French
troops can preierve the country from being
entirely laid waite; the sythes and the
fudal rents continue to be the pretext Of
thefe illegal meetings. Freth troops are,
however, to be fent to that country for
the purpofe offupporting the commifary
of Government.
Letters from Corfu fate, that all night
ly meetings are prohibited there, and that
every wife frtcaution IS rcforted TO for tie
purpole of enfuring peace and good or
der.
The Firf Conlul went, la7 Saturday,
70 fee the national mandatory of Porce-
lain at Sevrea he remained there near an
hour, and examined every thing in detail j;
his obiertva,ions on all that he faw was
extremely correct, and eyinced the great
extent of his information with reflect to
the arts. He appeared highly fatisfed to
fee an eitablifhment which has created a
branch of induary in France, that cannot
be equalled in any othercountry in Europe.
In an addtels to the Fira Coninl, The
merchants of Lyons unite with the
reft of the commercial intersfs through
out The country, in demanding that the
trade to India lhall be laid open, and tina,
no privileged companies may be re-cfab-
fhed. The creation Of privileged CON-
psnies, FAY they, not only violate the
principles, but receGarily CONFRONT.
fes the PROPERTY of commerce. The ex-
perience of ages has proved that all priyi-
leged companies are ruinous.
England itielf would not have derived
greater benefit from them, if the had not
united tothe advantages Of her commerce,
thole that refalted from her foyereisnty.
Never were the French companies 70 va
liable or important az tholc which were
easblihed in The eat, from the year 1878.
TO 1879, by individual REGULATORS. In
all cafes it is obferved that privileged bo-
dies abnfe their nonolopy in promoting
their own interei}s, without any conGdera
ZION TO shole Of France. Executive priv
Ieges would, above all, be difafrous TO Tx
manufacturers of Lyons, for it is I'D
nitted that individuals have the means OF
introducing a greater quantity of our
manufactures, fueh as wire, hats, cloths,
Sc. than any company can poAefs. II is
no Ieis evident that Individuals could,
more efettually than any company, i'm
port into France thole productions OF In
da which are neceaary for cur manufac-
pres."
a letter from Rasiibon, Of tie 10th of
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