Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-19
4 kfs, fysm Mex Orleans dated FL,

lsf6. jays-
I" The intelligence communicated in
yous lat, relative 10 the iubjeet OF New
| Orlcans, hasfurprifcd Ss all here /; and
" hat has added not littlsso our allonifn-
ment, is the camplsilant manner IN which.
Congreis has taken up The buiineis Of
which|we were informed few days-ago ly
an arrival from New York. On raceiy-
ing this information Cur hopes OF redreis
and relief perilhed. We perceive iuit a
ruinous policy OF delay and tamenefs far
tituted for ensrgy and deci6ou. Bs-
fore any an(wer can .poaibly he received
from the court of Spain LcuiGana VII lie
in poncGon Of the French, ard we here k-
Obliged 10 fnbmit TO any yoke impoied en-
our trade be theie " lords Of the crea-
tons Indced the quieicent manner in
which your government has noticed this
siolen; aggreaion on the part O. Spain will
operate on the future administration, Of
this oonatry, whether French or Spanita,
as invitation to infu.t and wrong.
!" 1.-THE government Of the United
States had authorized defcent on this
place ~ hold it as pledge for negotiation,
70 far fron mee,ingwish any ref:tance, l
am inclined tobelieve, they would have
been applauded and joined by the princi-
pal part of the Inhabitants under the ex-
pecation Of thereby avoiding a French
administration which is truly unpopular
here.
8" encloie you publication Of the m
tendant, iG'ued few days fince. Il was
produced in coniequence OF repreientati-
90 from the Town Council. Wa lock-
upon it as adding inlul, to injury. Thy
will permit you TO carry on trade with
which they cannot d;fpenfe without itarv-
ing, bu, the itan,ina OF your commerce is
trampled on. Why did NOT your govern
ment lay an embargo on all proviiions from
The Upper Country : The buGneis would
then have been adjuited. AS long as they
open their mouths, they will haveto keep
heir port open for psovlfions.'
DON JUAN VENTURA MERALEs,
Mteadant sc. Of fbe P,o0iaee IF Loai-
EQaa.
consrmabJ to tbe rslolUes Of the Ceqa-
eR,y Fnaxer, held this day, Ifermntke
tatroda9pu mfO this capital ef Flou,,
Ialted Near, and otber pr0vJf0ns, bright
inFas 6oan and 0tber vsgsh from The A.
nsriieau fsttlemeuts Of tie Cblo, undtr tie
eOaaitisa, that az the landing If the Jane,
tie dry Of FIX per GEM as eaa6I1ed BY
tbe Ryal order Of The fqveuy. toa,tb Of
April, 1894, rf!anng t0.taid articles, zvW
be exaa<d-axd that vbalever may not
be coaJame1 in The Pr0viuee, q0jH be ./a6-
jet7 10 The eafomay dxfies az exp0rialion,
qubieb is ia be e6saed /oley in SPIRIT
O1Dsls, and for The tors;gn parts qrab
wbieb B, tbe exiting R.yal 0rdfrs, IBIS
colany is alYozved to trade;; and tbnttbb
nay be made Pudhe, l 1ape Ordertd t5af
coties If tie prsfent be e6xea tot6e eafo-
mar places Of this city.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9Th, 1863.
By The It5r. Nany, Moyri,, f5om he
Nateb,S, bnfk9 Jrom Nezv- Orleans, zee
earn that Tie S5auiurds bave epeaea fleir
port 10 ia, as 10 allo7v goods 10 be lasdfa,
an beymeat ef 6 Per resf. or a. a0eeur ia
tbs Cxfom Hogle ebEee,5. No french ot-
ffceys Or traps bad lrriSsd the I5fb Feb.
7ebtU ks Jcbo0Ssrlailed
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