Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-06
Late Foreign Intelligence.
From Engl1 papers to the NIB December,
rseervfd at The office Of the PHILADELPHIA
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LONDON, Nov. Il.


invite emigrants to re- people St. Doain-
60, which he deigna,es, by the countries
of vaa extent which are open to receive
them, &c. Nor i, this policy, we ina
CINE, blameable, if he means to indemnify
them in that colony, and if they will &C
cept of the communication. So many ia
miles have utterly periihed without an
heir, that the fate may withou, any crime,
diff pofe of their property to new festlers !;
and perhaps even the political character of
the royalilts makes the government prefer
them as more proper to recover the metro
politan relations, and repreis the fatal phi
lofophhms which have COMPOUNDED and de-
iolated the colony: to thofe who are fill
b2wildered with iyttems of equality or H.
berty, or difappointed with their prizes IN
the revolution. As far as regards this
country, and the analogy Of the colonial
government Of both countries, il mott be
con1dered fortunate, ii the lure held out by
general Euonapare I'll ,uld fucceed and
thu French illands be cultivated by the mott
x17dcra;e and meritorious f The iubjetts OF
France.
The expedition to St. Domingo, which
has rte fanction of the Bl,fiih s vernment
Wi. lhortiy faii FROM Brett. lbe aaf is
,nune Gus, ard equally rsfpeeteble; and
M. Jovan, formerly comm.aary in tha'fe
element, :, appointed chief of the new ad-
miniara,ion.
ST. Domingo is very probably no. the
fore object OF the 6'A coniui, in tending
out 70 large rec. He may be dedrous
of occupying Louiiiaaa, in confequence of
the treaty with Spain.
The French legislative body refumes its
fit ings on Sunday next. The attention
OF this allembly has hitherto been chiefly
directed to matters OF internal reputation,
of little public confequence-it is expect
ed, however, that matters Of comfortable
i'm, ortance will now be fubmitted to their
diicuai N, and if no, prevented, that ma
ny of the members will adume greater
frs edom Of debate than has hitherto mark
ed their proceedings. In fho,t, it is hot
in France, that the Legislative Body
will, in future, be looked up to as the Or
gan Of pubic opinion In Comfortable de-
gree.
On III. 7,h infant, the Conialate paGed
de re containing leveral regulations 'ela-
ty 20 paAers, ~,d The iale Of grain. A
COMMUNION IS appointed to examine The
bread, weights, sc. a, often as they thall
think proper. Bakers in future are to
be licenced by the Pref,d of the Police,
a heavy penalty is attached to any perfon
who may attempt to carry on that buiinefs
till he has ostaned fuch licence, which is
forfeited by an improper conduct in this
line.
On account Of the commercial relations
between France and England being about
to De renewed on permanent BATS, great
numbers OF Frepchmen purpoie embarking
in mercantile concerns. The rage for this
ipecies of Ejaculation 10 faid to have in
duced many to fell oct their property In
the national funds, and in this way is the
. recent fail Of Hoeks in that country &C
counted for by iosne perions; but the real
cafe we believe to be the immenie guam
-<isy of floating debt which the coniulate
will lhorrly have to provide for. The
tiers couEolides are now at s..
n confequence Of EN- application from
the French General, the Neapcli,an gov
ernm,nt has relolved that all the con6f.
Gated property, even that of the fate 'ri-
,m.nais executed free the commend .mtnt Of
the revolution, fhall be renored to their
heirs, as we'll as the incomes hitherto with
held.
The Csbinet of Vienna, it is faid, will
lquidate not only the interea of the loans
Contracted on their account IN The Lev
Countries, Blu, will ALTO reimbsyfe the Ca
,pi,al. In limited time. 1t IL no, yet po-
.ftiveiy known what other arrangements
w,il DC taken Rejecting the ie:arities on
the coaDer m,nes csCarinthia, on thoie Of
o..>>su,vcr IN Ittria, and on the debts due
{ro-o RI. merchant comranies of Trieffe