The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-22

TOR rcturn, produce equivalent To threc-fouftnS
Of the fsid cArgoes, wilt pay nise per cent on
free from duty, in lieu of charges, expcnccs,
or whatfoever of the cargo that may remain un-
fold.
AIT. 9. The duty on deficit will he Ia per
cent vencs leaving the '1and in basf.
Veiieis will BE- reputed ia ballait. whole return
arsoes will not amount to- one fifth of the va
lue Of their importation, viz. The amount of
TIE Importation being 60 600 l;vfes, the return
NUT be one fifth of that fun in produce, in
order TO pay nine per cent. on the deficit and
to avoid that of twelve per cent. which they
would otherwife be liable to pay. Thus, an in
ward cargo, amounting from so 900 to / go 900
livres. mutt re-"xport, in colonial produce,
5000 livres. If the cargo amounts from
l2o 600 To 100000 livres, Incorporation mutt
be of $4,000 ivres. If it amount from zoe. 900
to 100000 livres, the expectation then mutt be
of IS 900 ivres. In like proportion, ti'l-final-
", the imperial exceeds 100000 livres
then nun be re-exported $4,000 livrcs.
Art. 8. The duty on Quintal of fugar will
hencefor,h be, SIS fous Colonial money! on
Mufcov ado fugars, and SIS fous, ON clayed fu-
gars with 10 fous per livre currency, to he
added as heretofore: that is, on IS fous, which
makes one livre aud l S fous and 0 fous to each
livre which gives II fous and denicrs-52
fous and deniers total amount OF the duty
on quintal of Mufcovado fugars, bellies the
u(ual duty of I IA per cent. on the coa TO
on SIS fous which make 9 lives and Is fous,
add 10 fous to each livre |; that gives 81 lvres
and 6 deniers.> 50 fous and deniers, total A.
msunt of the duty on qdinlal of clayed flu
gars, behdes the ufual duty Of 7 Ia per cent.
OH the cot.
Art. 4. The additional duty on coffee, cot
ton and cocoa, will be 3 per cent. making in
toto, g 3-4 per cent.
Art. S. Liquors will be conhdered, with ref.
pea to duties, as colonial produce, and put
on the fame footing, exprelled in the foregoing
article.
Art. s. Cafual introduction of goods, efIen-
italy prohiAited, whenever it will happen,
will continue to be regulated by fpecial excep-
ton.
Art. Z. Spanifi veiTels ftand dehnitively az.
hmiIated to French vefiels, with refpea to the
sufom houie of this colony.
Translated for the Bottom Csn,inel.1
POrt-au Prime. AEareb 10, 1907.
4tb year Of Ldttendenee.
LIBERTY EQUALITY.
P.eGdcnt of Hayti, to the Men of Coors, who
have been forced to leave this country and
feek an afylum in the U. States, and otter for
eign nations -
The dreadful reign of cGanes is at IN end !
This happy news has reached you, and yet you
have not returned to the oolom of your couutry
What now prevents your return? During the
life OF that Barba' ian you had reafon to fear
being facrificed to his blind fury but now no
motives ihould prevent your return.
Remember my friends, that the freedom and
profoerlty offered Won in Hayti, can no where
elle be found Hate then to rally yourfelves
under the empire of thofe laws which allure
you ample protection. Banifh all fear from
your hearts. The events occa6oned Ivy the
ambition of ChriRophe mutt not retard your
return. This new DEPOT would again fubieet
this country to the opprefTive yoke from which
we, thanks to Providence, have 70 happily ex-
tricated il VIII it not be glorious to come
and unite with the true Eaytians in their noble
.frugg'es to fave their native country Come
then, repeat it, come and flare the benefit.
OF Contribution, which confecrates ali your
rights. Your paliages ihall be pun6tually paid
by government on your arrival. Icaution You.
however, TO fhnn thofe places in poneliion of
the rebels, for there perfrcution and perhaps
Death awaits you. Their quarters extend from
St. Marks TO Port Dauphin. Althe ref of the
Wet and South offers you fecure aiy!um.
falutc you fraternaly,
PETION.
With the above we ALTO received letter of
the fame date, addrened 10 J1cob Lewis. Efq
at Porte-au-Prince, in which Prefident Potion
requcfs him TO ufc his good offices to induce
the merchants Of the u. S. not to trade with the
ports uader the dominion Of ChriRophe, but to
give the preference to tlofe ports which retain
their fidelity to The Republic, and where their
perfons and property will always he under the
fafc guard Of honor and integrity. rCeniinel.
Capt. Gray, from II1yaHna, reports, that urt
before he failed, the Britiih man Of war Eie-
phant, of "a guns, while chatting an American
pilot boat t-hr. from La Vera CruZ, ran aground
about o miles to the leeward of Havana, where
fhe lay hours, and was obliged to throw moIt
of her guns overheard before fla got eff, and
failed from the coat next day, fuppofed for
Jdmaica,,o repair. The Spanarhs had made
preparations to attack the Elephant while A.
ground. The pilot boat got fate into HAVANA
Mere. Ady.
An embargo wac to be laid at Jamaica on the
24'h of April. OH all neutrals, to- continue until
the 10Th of May, on account of l.e failing of
the homeward bound fleets. III.
n Nahau paper Of the 21th ult fays-" The loop
Lively, Sweet, has juft arrived from St. Domingo
with Infectious fever hoardfome fick had been
landed, but Gov Cameron Immediately iIued proc
hma;On ordering them board, aud obliged the
veIel to haul off o quarantine"
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