Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-06
FROM THE KINGSTON CHRONICLE.

FROM THE KINGSTON CHRONICLE.
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dress of the government Of Hoyt1, "a tAe
merchants of neutral nafiQ,is.
THE inhabitants of Hayti had scarce
ly thrown off the yoke Of Fresch tyranny
than they have again been obliged to dc.
strov another hydra whom they nourished
withis their own bssoms. Al present,
however, all their cares are turned 70 the
! culture Of those valuable productions which
the merchants of Europe seek at an I'M.
mcnse cxpence in the ,emosest part OF the
globe. Our constaucy has procured US IN
| the greatest profason, a suitable emuas-
| ration for our severe lsbors. The riches
of our soil offer 10 your specuiations the
| most profitable and happy perspective, Cor
stores, full Of all the productions OF the
Antilles, wait only for the arrival OF your
fleets to exchange the manufactures we re-
quire. With those you are desiEous OF OBJ.
tanning. 1t a system contrary to the adj
vancemens of commerse has hitherto exist.
ed, that disastrous influence will now be
done away. The deceit has completely
failed. The phantom has disappeared, and
with it have vanished all The fatal illusions
with which il was surrounded. Far from
placing any obstacles TO the freedom Of
commerce IN our ports. the new govern
mcnt offer 10 you greater advantages than
any other nation can afford. The aagsyou
may tra0e under will never be attended to-
The guarantee OF your property; yourFer
sona safety; and the observance Of the
most rigid justice, in our concerns, shall
De assured 20 yoa on the faith Of govern
inert. Wise and peraaseat regulations !;
privileges cqualto fhe difficulties you may
have 70 encounter in entering our pore /:
dispatch "a expedtlDg vonr vessels. and
men OF integrity at the head OF the pubic
Offices: These are the changes which have
taken place, and on which you can rely.
! Government is well convinced that com
merce can never exis. unlcss advantages are
reciprocal. Uuder this idea. therefore,
they have already suppressed pa,en, con.
signmenss, the duties ON the prise Of pro
duce, the privileges granted for the sale Of
| coffee, as well as The obligations f r forced
shipments OF Sugar, cotton, &c. Every
person shall be free TO act al best suits his
interest 10 his speculalioas. The regula.
tons above mentioned, formed BY igno.
rance. viii NO longer impede the exse,, Of
| your specalations. You will no logger be
shamefolly Obliged TO place your confidence
IN individuals, as unknown to yourselves.
as ,hey were 10 the good of their country.
! Your friends, your own factors, will have
the charge OF Jour properties. and govern.
/ mens engages TO give them all the pro;ec-
| ton a6d encourage Ia their pt VET
| The sanguinasy proceedings which have
ba; too much marked the comnence,ne ns
of All atrocious reign, will no Longer excite
! your indignation and disgust BY the renew.
al Of the melancholy scenes that are pass.
/ ed. Come then with confidence; trace TO
our Ports; exchange the fruits of your in.
dus!ry for our riches; and be assured that
10 tfus,ing TO our promises you will never
hnd your confidence 10 have been misplac.
ed. Thus, asthe same time, that govern.
menf uses lis eff rsto procure sos you the
advantages OF lccsa,iss trade, il eSpects
from your agents, 10 return. the same
friendly dispositions aud good faith which
ii will ever observe towards you. 1t fully
relies, also, that the base and despicable
condacs of the owners Of vessel called
Ia Louisiana, will net find any imitar ors
among you, nor aRord government reason
60 regret having placed full confidence ia
your honor and integrity.
! The ports Of entry are the following,
Wig. the Cape, For, Dsuphin, Port de Pax,
!. Gonsives, ST.. Mare, Por, an Prince, Aux
Cayes, Ieremie and Jacmel TO these
ports you will have in your powerso di-
rect your shipments with safe,y, and wi h
the certainty OF Obtaining advantageous re.