Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-19
14,h Nov. 1900.

Z. Whenever veiiei arrives from a
place where there has been any consag!on1
and 10 all othe. cafes Of laipision, iueil
as haVingbeen piiited by any veiscls from
The Bsrhary coat, having bales OF MR.
chandize on board from ialfecfed places,
ard having not undergone qaaranilpe
iince in any other place; or hasitlg had
any v;ra!enr Golsnets on board during the
voyage, then the grccn fig f2alI be hoitf-
ed at The head of the main maj, before
any communication is had with any .perion
whatever from the hore, and before an
Choir is cait.
3. The commander of any seael Of
fe.laiog sgainf theie orders, thall pay
fine of five hundred Rix Dollars, il no
dangerous conferences enfue from his
mifcondua; but if osherwiie he ihall
be punilaed with twslve years labor in
the for,i6cations, and thould any malici-
ons intent be.provcd upon him, he lhall
laboFin irons during his life. Any vci-
Eel hsving had communication with ano-
Their veiel that is iufpicious, ihall be
lubjett TO the fame regulations and re-
Hrittions.
7. Sould fuch a veicl be under the
ncce1ity of immediate communication
with the flore, fhe NUT holt hex own
national colours from topmalt, orunder the
green flag if lhe has no fore malt.
8. Upon hoifing the colours on the
foretop. The fignal fora pilot. the pilot
fhall Immediately go ON board, bur NOT
leave nip board until tie health phyi-
clan has y;hted her; ard for every day
that the pilot is detained he thall receive
one Xix dollar.
9. To prevent unnecedary delays to
fuch yeffsls as are arrived IRON places that
might be folpetfed, (iach as the Mediter-
raneau or the Wet Indies, but Fill are
perfectly fecure and free from contagion,
not having been at any infected place,
nor having any iuipeeed merchandise on
board, and not having had communication
with any ve4ssl which could be :fufpeeted,
nor had any one Gck or dead during the
voyage We do order that for fueh cafes
all pilots fhall be provided with blanks as
hereafter written, which the captain and
mate Of fuch vefel ihall iingn, viz.
Undersigned N. N. comman.
der OF the fhip N.arrived from N. and
N. N. mate Of the said vedel, declare,
TO their certain knowledge, that neither
any oisbe fhip's crew or any other per-
fon, nor any merchandise or any thing
of whatever kind on board of the laid
yeael has not been vifted by any crui-
fers from the African coat or the lepans
and had none dead or ick with an infec-
gioas dteafe during the voyage.
AS true help Us God and his holy
word.
And fthis difpoGtion Mould be found
falfe. we fubjett ourielves 10 be dealt with
according to the law of the land.
10. Blanks of this depoiition fhall be
printed in different languages, for the ule
OF foreign yeaels that might be iubjetf TO
the quarantine regulations.
As foreign veiiels may not always be
provided with green flag, the pilots are
bound TO have one continually in readi
aeis TO be hoitfedin aforementioned caf S.
1.-THE green flag has been ufed longer than
for one day, the pilot fhall receive TWO
Rix dollars for the fame, but the veilel may
keep it.
Capt. Cole, from the River Plata, in
forms, that ne left that place on the z4th
January, AT which time no. intelligence
had been received from Madrid of the
fate of the remembrance of the American
Captains and Agents detained ar that
Fl &c; and that things remained the
fame.
tBoa. Gaz.)
Extraa ofa letter fran gentleman in
Neoc HaVsa, to tbe Editor, oftbe AZ.
T1yk Evsuigg P2f. doted H5raN II.