Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-22
NEw.YoRK, July II.

noon In the ship Atlantic, IN IL days from
81. Vincent, We learn, that the Island Of
81. Lucia was captured By the British
On he 21d Of June.
Julyia.
This day, at4 clock, he Meschants
of this city, (mnch % their honor ere %
1--WE Dinner q Lovett, hotel, 70 Mr..
kIn0, our late Miniseer 4 the Court Of
Great Britain, q ! tribute of rsspeet md
Eratitude for the zesl ma phiiiir ma
Sifssted 81 him On - ocessions, . pro-
mofinr and projecting the commercial
interests ofhis country. No diplomatic
eharacter e ST. james, was held In high
erestimalion b the Court 10 which he
wss cent, dian Mr.. King and from his
unassuning modesty private worth and
Nsserling talents, no Minister could md
did more cGcctually snbserve the inter-
go DC he nation he Represented. The
splendid md uncommcnly elegant pre-
parstions making BY Mr.. Lcvett, are
suitable 10 theoccasion, and win, We pre-
sumo, snrpass IN style any public dinner
ever given inthis city.
Raris papers 70 the 2fst May, inclu-
sive, are received Ct the Office ofthe N.
y. Mercantile Advertiser by the brig
Enterprize. from Havre de Grace. One
q tkai date. printed ii the English Ian.
guage, conssins the important State N
peri The Counter declaration Of the
Frrneh Government on the subject ofthe
eiete Negotiations.
! We have also seen letters, from 1
source Of high responsibility ii paris,
which mentions thu Louisiana n eeded
20 the y. States for SO,OOO,oo0 livres
(aboot IS millioas dols.y one fourth paw
able IN debts due 10 the citizens Of De II.
States from France, Ia he lianidaksd 4
Raris; md theremainder d si1persepk.
The Euterprizelef Havre onsfe asa.
and Ras boarded the day following ~ an
English frigate, who (as reported by her
aOlicsrs) hid captured six French vessels,
and sentthem into British ports.
A Letter from L Vendee ofthe date
ofthe 2dinstsnf, contains The following
paragraph -
Two respectable, able, and faithful
Royalists, arrived lafely amongst us,
with letters from our unfortunate King
! 4 Warsaw. Great oiEershaye been made
hiu1andhis hrotherto renounce theirrieht
20 the throne Of their ancestors IN favour
offhe Usurper, but they 1--we been re.
jscted with becoming dignity /; and
should . war break out between England
and Bonaparte and Louis. XVIII. not
Be . state prisoner (as many Of Us think
he ID be has promised, with the other
members Of the Bourbon family 10 come
among 10 10 command and turaiss or fan
with " IN the cause Of Royalty. Our
King hAs lafeiy had offersof service from
twenty Republican Generals some az
them even inthe confidence Of he Con-
sui himself, but disguised with hiiss con.
duct, they have PROMISED 70 answer ior
the corps they command and to bring
thsmovsrtci oin de Standard of Roy
alty.n
There d aietter intown frorn I nohie-
nnanof the first rank and most honorSkIe
yeraciry IN England, which says, ( nsro-
tiaticn Of the most Important nstur. Sas
hsely carried on between Bonaparte ana
Louis ths XVIII King Of France.
throneh he medium of The king 81 Pms.
sia- Donsparfe proposed to his mott
Christian majesty = that ifhe would for
him md his heirs renounce IN risht and
titleto the crown Of France, Bcnauarte
would On his part, make mostamplc pro-
vision for bic most Christian Msieafv. y
TO this overture, Louis hexVfII e.
piled with DE temperate dignity bscom.
ing ! Monarch. = That If 1fsnsieur Bo.
naparfe would return to his allegiance
and assist IN the restoration ofhis Lawful
sovereign TO the fhrons az France. 81 Ia,
has past should Be fnrRotten, ~
m.jesty would most amplysevard him.
Itislikely from dis Overture Of DE Cor.
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