Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-25
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5ar,ei: F5ar; Stsbt extracting, lsft her.
Captain Anthony Of the fthooner FAR
Play, who arrives al Wilmington, 4. G.
en- the I'd inliant, IS ds,s tscUa Gaada-
oupe, informs that the inIurgents IL thar
iland are eauiely fubdqed /; that traneai-
lily, order and regular government mad
taken place ct Infurtettion, ard all thoie
dreadful folbodiags which have been iea-
lizrd 10 the pnfortenate inhabitants CT S..
Domingo that buGnefs was tegTanlag
70 silume lively attitude, and american
produce in ccnGdefsble demand. Fer
thele bleEings, however facrifces knocking
to humanity have been made. All the
coloured people, Of whatever age or feS
have been burnt, hung, thot, and trani-
ported, except about 100 who werein
the woods but in coniequence Of a
proclamation, which was itlued BY the 60
vernment, offering pardon with sranipol-
ta,ion, TO lhoie who would iurrsnder,
comfortable portion Of that number had
come before capt. A failed and it was
expeAed in few days there would rot
remain on the iiland one of thofe wret-
ched beings, who bat lately confitused a
large majority of its population. The
moa respectable Of them, and thcfe who
had been diainguiihed for the humanity
10 the whites during the Revolution,
| were tranfpor,ed. They were forced on
board of The American and Engli!h yenels
| lying there, at the point Of the baycaer--
the latter were compelled TO take on board
from 10 to IL end The former to s each.
! Three men, two women, and boy were
Zen, on board the Fair Play and When
captain Anthony expoaulated with the
officers of government againit receiving
them, he was told TO throw them over
board when he got 10 iea, and if he at
tempted &c Ireland them Oh the illand his
veiIei lhouid be funk. Thea all remon-
france was in vain his only alternatives
were 10 deiroy them or to bring them TO
Wilmington, and humanity forbade the
former.
There were 50 fail Of American veaels
at Guedalonpe when capt. a. leir there,
10 fail in few days TO different parts of
the Union which en- their arrival will
propabiy der iis in our country, upwards
OF 100 Of toe late chiefs Of the iniurgenis
of thzt m2nd.
Capt. Anthony has entered protect,
and the inhabitants of Wilmington ard
its vicinity, are about 10 fend memorial
10 Congrefs. loiicising their immediate in
reference with fefpset TO this exsraordi-
nary conduit of the government OF Gua-
dsloupe, which if NOT lpeedily interdiea-
cd, may lead to the mott fatal conie-
quence.
1t was reported at Guadaloupe by the
officers of trisate which had jua arriv-
ed there from France, that War was ex-
peeaed between that nation and the u.
States.
Information was received at Guada-
loupe lew days previous 10 the departure
Of the Fair Play, thai an iniurretion
had actually taken place as Martinique,
but 10 what extent our inforinan. did not
learn. Il. s5
Dec. a6, in lat. II, 50, long, IS,
capt. A. ipoke the brig Efioi, 40
DAYS from Emden in Ruflia, bound TO
charleaon.
Wilmington Gaz.
The junior Editor of the Balance, an
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