Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13
PRICE, CURRENT,
Lfverbool, NoOem,

PRICE, CURRENT,
Liverpool, No0em6ey IS.
Pearl Ashes, 1st quality 81 a 40; Pot
do. 36a So, the former are plentiful, and
the prices on the decline; but the latter
seem likely to support the prices quoted.
The stocks ofbowed Georglas and Natchez
cotton have now becomevery moderate and
are in good demands but as the spianing
of fine twist is almost at astand, Sea-Island
and other fine cottons have declined in
price, and the demand for them become
very fiat. Tar 20 a 20s6, Pitch, 1855 a
11sa; Turpentine, 1so a 2s4 Rosin, IL a
1886; the demand of these articles is pref
~ steady, and there is no appearance Of
any material alteration in prices. Flour,
super6ne, s3 a Sc; The demand for flour
has rather increased for the last month, as
the arrivals have been very scanty. To-.
bacco, dull sale Sugars, Musco, brown,
81 a 40, middling AZ 80, good AZ a so,
fine So a 81 HAVANA, brown, 40 a rs,
yellow, 48 SIS; White IS a 60; Coffee,
middEng 124 a IS, fine 40 a 142 Pr
mento, 8 a 9s; these prices are Considered
as merely nominal, the season for shippi, g
being nearly at an end, and the demand of
course not likely to be revived until spring.
Our stocks Of sugar and coffee are very
smart, we therefore consider the prospects
for next spring, as rather encouraging than
otherwise, and should no unforeseen poll
tical event interfere, we are Of opinion the
demand viii revive as early IN the spring
season as the weather will admit, at prices
fully equal to those We have quoted.
Traaslated tfor the Baltimore Federal
Gazette.
FRENCH ARMY AND ARMY indigo
N Us Tor NATIVE.)
Ihe27th Brumaire, 18th gi.ar,
or 1911 November, 1908.
Duoeriey, ddjutant-genera2, charged Nth
full powers By general Rocham6eau, com
nla,lder in chief Of the French army in St.
Domingo, and John fumes Dessahnes,
commander in chief Of tte native army q
st. Domiggo, agree ub0n tie jo7owing
terms ofcqptulation for the surrender Of
the cityof Gabe-Francois.
Art, |. The city of Cape Francois, with all
its dependencies, fhal be delivered up to general
DeGalines in ten days, da,ing from the 2sh Ctr
rent.
Art. 4. The ammunition which may be il
the arf:nals, together with all the arms and
artillery either in the magazine OF forts, hall
be delivered up in the fame orderin which they
now are.
Art. :. All the 1hips of war and other v.frly,
which may be deemed necefary BY gcnaraI 70
chambeau, for the transportation Of the troops,
ihali be at liberty to depart on the fipuIated
day.
Art. 4. The officers, civil ard military, and
the troops competing The garrifon OF the Cape,
flall depart with The honors Of war, and with al!
the effects belonging TO the deDi biisades..
Art. {. TIE flick and wounded, not in a,li;us-
ton to be removed, fhall be attendedin the hol
pitfalls till cared. They are efpecialy committed
to the humanity of the general in chlet D Galines
Who ihall embark them in neutral yefes for France
as foon as po6ible.
Art. g. The general in chief DsGaliues, in
giving his aA'ufapce of protection TO The inbab.>
tants who may remain in the country, reclaim
ed by the juficc Of general Rochambeau, faah be
maintained in the enjoyment of the liberties and
honors of the country, let their color be what il
may, and fhall no pretext be forced to Elm.
bark with the French army.
Art7. The troops of the two armies fhall
maintain their REFLECTIVE poGsionss until tie day
fixed for the evacuation of the Cape.
Art. 8. For the faithful! performance Of the
prefent convention, the general 10 chief Kochanl
beau, flall deliver as hofage the adjusant
commandment Urban Debeaux, ard the general
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