Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-02
Glsrguslta abl,sr(sar.
SATURDAY, APRIL q.
Gxtsaa Of a letter 10 refpe6iable mes-
chant in N. York dated

has been iyelterday) publilhed, taken from.
az Old law OF I7s7, which rrchibits all
iransefs from uolrg brilneis after the
goth of June next. 1t iays, We are not
10 have fore, and that after that time.
any French captain or merchant, 10
merchant lhlp, arriving from France, can.
tutn Us Out OF the Gore, on paying a juR
value: Buf as we AZ not allowed to have.
a fore, this act would be out OF the quef-
ton. No Frenchman is allowed TO have
a concern in or with any aranger; nei-
ther is he TO have itrarger as clegk, or
any ways direct or inclreet employed
by him, or any ways concerned, under
penalty of 6ooo lives, himielf and fran
ger TO be banilhed. We are allowed to
hire a private, houfe and to own our proper
ties of honies or plantations in the country
the fame as French citizens; but not to trase
This is the mott arbitrary aep inapoled
in French colony, Gnce the years 1886 TO
1863, at the peace of AK la Chapelle. "
In the London Gazette of the 10th
January, is announced, the appointment,
by his majeey, Of Anthoney Merry, efq.
as an envoy extraordinary, and nlnlter
plenipotentiary to the U. States of Aneti
Cd.
William Drummond, efquire, ambafa
dor extraordinary and pjcniposers4ary to
tae Sublime Ottoman Porte.
Eugh Elliot, eid. envoy extraordinary
and minlaeT plenipotentiary 70 the cougt
of Naples.
Edward Thornton, efq. ie,setary Of le-
gasion at the Hague.
On Saturday laf arrived at Port, in 8
days from the HAVANA, the fchr. Ann. f.
liza, w. S. Brown, matter: in whom
came paaenger, Capt. Freeman Mayberry
Of this town (Newport.) Capt M. in
forms US, that on the morning Of the Sth
inil. packer arrived at the HAVANA tion
Cadiz, with dii patches from the Governor
thas immediately on her a.rival, the Com
Gil WIS called, and continued fitting, when
our informant came away that all per-
fons, except the Kings officers, were
Prohibited from going on board of her,
Capt. NJ. further Informs US, that nothing
had tranlpired as to the proceedings of the
council and that it was the opinion OF
h7 mott respectable merchants in the lia-
wanna, that an ernpaigo, on all foreign
veGcis, would take place Immediately On
the riGng OF Council.
NeqvPo,t Mereay.
PRICES CURRENT
Of American Produce at Cork, Feb. II,
1903.
CorToN, lb. New Orleans ~ 20 10.
Upland Georgia is TO 1913. Sea LII
and 80 to 3ed. Rather dull, excep, I
nice Upland Georgia.
ToBAcco. ID. Irifh Wrapper 6 to 81.
Common Virginia 10 Cd. Carollns
3to4Id. Prime Wrapping is much |
wanted, and would readily fell. !
RICE, cwt. Carolina SO 10 4os. Ne |
much confumption.
ASHES, cwt. Pearl 1T, 40 10 SOS. New
York Pot 1T, 81 TO 4os. New Eng |
land 1T, ~ to AS. Do. I'd, 35 to
4cs. No treih polalhes at market
the hrR arrivals will fell a; hig'er !
prices.
FLAxsEED, hid. ITO to 1875 81.
TuRpENr1NE, cwt, 23 to z4s. Rolin, !!
10 10 eos. Pitch IS to IFS. Tar
ID TO z6s. per barrel. Naval flores
greatly wanted, particularly turpen~
tine and roln, which would go off at |
once.
SLAVES, per 1900, White Oak Pipe 80
TO 4ol. HID. 10 to 3ol. Phlladel-
phia White Oak Bb!. III los TO Isl.
Baltimore do. I3l I3s to al. N. Y.
do. Iol los to I'll los.
LOGS, 4ofq. feet, N. Y. Oak 10 TO l1as,
Oak and Hardwood wanted. White |