Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16

49,
Of Road Haibor, in the iiland of Tortol
lard the ex3ortat;ou from thence to thi
kingdcm) CT fugar, coffee, tobacco, wool
cotton, indigo, cochineal, drugs ct al
forts cocoa, logwood, fufic, and all
forts of wood for dyers ute, hides, kins,
and tallow, bever ard all forts Of fufs
t%ortoife hell, hard wood or mill timber
m hcgnany & all other woes forc binet
ware, hoIles, aEes, mules and cattle, being
the growth or predictions Of any Of the
colonies or plantations in America, belong
ing to or under the dominion ofany Jsrlyh
Ea,obeau oyereign or fate !; and all coin
and bullion, diamond, or precious iones,
may be imported into the faid Road Har.
boz, free 9a9y daLy, in any orxign flooP,
fehooner OF other vefel whatever ret
having more than one deck, and not ex-
ceeding the bLrthen of Evfnty tons, ard
being owned and navigated by The fob
Jeas q any foregn E49epsau fovelsign
or tate, any lawful ufage o. culcm 70 the
contrary notwithstanding.
Ard it's I4l Tier GRATED b the Qntb9,i
y oErslaid, That it ihall and may be
lawful, from ard after tie paling of fad
ct, TO <xtegt from The fad halbor TO any
Of the colonies or plantations il American,
belonging to or under The domination Of
any foreign Earoieau loyereignty or fate,
in any aoopor ichoones or other yeIel
whatever, owned and nayigatcd by the
}uhjeefs Of any foreign E2yoteau iovereigo
or fate, nor having more than one deck
and not exceeding The burthen Of kVeu-
y tons Am Of The growth and produce
of any Britih iaand, ard alfo negroes
which hall have been brought into he
faid Road HARDER in Birth Gl;ps, owned
and navigatsd according 10 law, and all
manner O goods, ware End other merchans
die which hall have beenlegaIsy import
ed .iato the laii Road Hasbor, exeett
MATS, yards, bowfpriis, pitch, tar, ,urpen-
tine, and ALTO, except fueh iron as hslI
have been brought from ,hes Britifh colo
MES in America, any law cnfom or ufa-
ge t o the contrary Notwithstanding
Oath to be made, ifrequired, of tie legal
importation of any mch goods, wares or
merchandise. The articles, allowed to
10 be imported in foreign bottoms, to be
exported to Greas Britain or Ireland,
under certain rules regulations and penal
ties.
Agd it is fa,tber e0a9ea y tie antbsry
at5rslr1d, That no duty on gun powder,
nor any fee or reward whatever hall be
demanded, taken or receives by any eff
Ger or officers whatever in the fad iland
of Totols, for any entry, locked clear
ance, or patlport fer any fcseign vefel or
any goods, wares or merchandise Imputed
into or exported from the faid iland, il
fuch foreign hip or vel1ei Under the lkei
paines and penalties as are inflicted upon
exadins or receiving greater fees
than are allowed by an act made in the
fifth year ofhis prefent majefy' Is reign.
Extracted from 1.-THE 1otola tree port
at, and other acts to which Is refer. !
Tafsta, IS SEPTEMBER.
From time immemorial there has pre-
vailed at Nirot, in France, a p~lsafant cuf-
tom Of leading about, mounted on an ais,
thole hufbands who have fufered their
wives to beat them. This ceremony
which has been revived at Souche fome
months ago, occurred about sAe beginning
Of Augue lat at St. Eanne. The inhab-
itants of the neighbouring villages, to the
number Of 1900, with little kestles, knip-
pers, t~riangles, cornet, and other muiical
i~nfruments of the fame kind, leized hold
of the perfon guilty of this fatal crime, and
compelled him to undergo the ufual pro-
meIades. Notwithstanding the ruirbuient
gaiety iofeparable from 70 great a multi
tude, the ceremony of the ais paaed off
without the leaf diforder. The whole
body was under the authority Of a Com.