Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29

tulated, TO the French troops, together
with his troops, in confequen9e Of pre-
ylous arrangement made between General
Leclerc and Chrifophe, by which Tout
liant is to receive peniion from the
French Government Of 100, 900 livres
per annum he has the liberty to letire
to any other country, but mul not re-
main IN the ifland of ST, Domingo.
(N0JsN PAP.
A letter from PORT Republican Of the
9Th inf. mentions, that On the I'd May a
French frigate, with 500 troops en- board,
under command of Gen. Boulder, failed for
Guadalupe to take command of that
place Pelage having fgnihed his win to
lie Clerc 10 furrender that iland to any
officer be might empower TO take pofefiOn
oft. As this news comes in letter to
respectable merchant in New York, we
think it entitled TO full credit. Ii is We
ry pleafng to learn, that the late horrid
work Of maAacre and corfagration of the
Cape, is rot TO be repeated at Guadaloupe,
which was lately expected.
Capt. Phipps, who arrived at n. York
in IS day. from Florida, via Savannah,
informs that the Indians have driven all
the white inhabitants from the Maine.
Several of the white people were killed,
and the ref took refuge in the fortihcati-
ons of St. John and St. Mares. Several
of thofe who had been driven from their
plantations, came paaengers with captain
Phipps. -
Extraa sf Ane,jrom q geutiemau III
Pnni;, ,eceivrd liz Neqv-To,k, dated
March 81, 1902.
/" Nothing is talked ofhere but the
power Of France, the debating attitude
in which fhe fands TO all the world, and
the further glory and profperity that a
wait her, from the deep policy and pro-
found views Of Buonaparte. Louifana is
to be Immediately taken poGeilion OF, and
is, in two or three years, to ra;fe To.
bacco, Rice, Indigo and Cotton, fufici-
ent, no, only for the wants of France, but
ALTO to be able to fpare fome of each Of
thofe articles to other nations; in hort,
fueh is The enthuGafm here for emigrating
to the land Of promife, that / ihould not be
furpriled if one foartn Of the population of
France went there, not to cultivate the
land, but to be fharers in the fpoils Of
nExIco, in whole neighborhood they
burn with ardor to arrive. Perhaps
thoie turbulent, reftlefs fpirits, of whom
France can furnih millions, and who,
from their habits of life, are much more
likely to become rapaeious and plunaer-
leg Jolaier5, than all at once honef, irduf-
trious, peaceable farmers, will, when they
arrive at Louifiana, leak f0zvaras The Nortb
az zveNastbe Ssutb; Then farewell, fare
we'll the Liberty, Peace, PROPERTY, Uni
on and Independence of the UNI TED
STATES, ye are gone forever !! and with
you the liberty of the world !; for periecut-
ed and driven OFT Of Europe, no where
d YES the Heaven born Goddels find an afy-
Jun at this moment but in North Ameri-
ca and even there / obfsrve that licenti-
oufnefs is rapidly preparing tomb for her.
To judge from the Gazettes of the United
States, we think in Europe that you are on
the eve of civil war; for the virulencc
of faction is carried to fnch an extreme
with you, that party definitions appear to
have fwallowed up all regard ior real
worth, poifoned the vitals of focal inter
courle, and to have left in your boioms
no friendly or even neutral feeling tor tflo.e
who differ from you in political ienll-