Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-30

az ss;rr countries shall be subject 70 che
9 ~. .~ eaIlsa lie Domaince d'occldent, VIZ
GUY zen, on their value, and 10 soils
= ,ivre. and sugars 10 the duty besides
s 40 sols per quintal; and also the da-
: = 4, soils per Iivre. The said prodnc-
' !. shall likwise be subject 9 duty OF
ne nsr csur, and to an addluonal daty OF
g., Y. The colonial productions ex-
/ ...si 10 France bv French subjects, snail
Y p.na;o subject to the duty Of two per
-, % their value. which duty shall be
sss,Sea to the seller or shipper, aid shall
: said 10 the customs, BY the master OF
shs vessel.
Art. VI. The Director General Of the
-u.,orns, is charged with the execution
i the present Arrese, which shall be
0ao.ed, read, published and affixed in all
re customary places; copy OF which
.ball be sent to rhe Lhset Judge, with a.
,rouest to have the same recorded N the
rrgissry Of the tribunals.
Decreed at Fort de France, IN the ISL
and of Martinique. the first Messidor year
u os the French Republic.
tSagnedl
VILLARET, BERTIN.
n. B. The foregoing Arrete extends
ooly to tho island Of Martinique, St. Lu-
Gle hagiug recently been captured BY the
BRUSH.
TIE Ragr # Tsyyor. The federal ad-
min.arat;on Of the government has been
dcnomnased by folne of the leaders OF de-
mocracy " ibsteign ef teyror' We think
with great propriety. A wife and righ-
tsous Naturalization mait indeed be a.
g fery0r 10 evii dg0rss-but praise TO
thcie who do WE'LL, We are not afo-
nihed, therefore, at the ceufure of one
clals Of our citizens, or at the praise and
condemnation OF ieeeralifts. Weare NOT
furpriled that democrats thould complain
Of the reign Of terror, in a government
they have conitsntly oppofed. The for
nation and aiopaoa.of onr confitution
truck shem, Is ule che WORDS Of Tom
Paine,as 9 uiJba hyaTophobia,'' Tor IN
this they isw me commencement of
vile energetic government. A govern
ment oppoied TO viGonary projects and
new theories government not founded
on the Utiopian aud whimGcal doctrines
Of the infinite pefietfinility of man and
uniyesfaI philanthropy, but governmsn,
founded in principles thar have been fanc
toned by the experience OF ages; a go
vernmcnr which, if adhered to and proper
Iy administered, will lecuEe TO our riti-
zsns all the bleGpgs Of fociety. This
federal contribution and government
iirom their attachment to which federal
its derive their namel was oppoted in its
infancy by the file leaders of democracy !;
and with zeal worthy of better cauie,
the faetious and dilafetted cxe1ted their
whole iofluence TO impede every impos-
tant mealure of It's Administration.
Yer, it is fact well known, thar mott
OF the democratic party who arc now in
power, and who hold the mott important
Offices in the government, were warmly
oppofed TO the adoption of the contribution.
It's known that they peIfeyeringly ad-
hered 10 iyfematic oPpo6tion to the
nealures OF governmental But lucceis was
denied them. The conaitution was adopt
cd by federali&s-by fsderalias the 60
vernment was put into operation, and
was wife,y administered, to the unparal-
led PROPERTY ofour country. Wafhing-
ton governed our councils. The people
Immediately experienced the beneficial
effects Of the wisdom and energy of an
efficient Naturalization public and pri-
vate credit was retfored our commerce
Houriihed beyond all former example,
agriculture felt its benign influences, and
f>t.r L.