Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-31

Robinson. Humbert Ma crs l;ers es0E
preire and their followers, that tbey ~ a.4
be rynished,with all the rigor. which s,
Jaws prescribe in cases of tbs k;nS
That the troops which taey have tai.eS
nay be disarmed and dispersed AID thu.
the necessary measures be taken To nre
went. in tnture, these evil shirts troS
having an opportunity OF pursuine ,be;,
designs, and attempting to compro,n;t tl H.
| good intelligence which subsists betreao
Jour respective governments Tile Pre-
|sident cannot but have seer with .ens;
lbiIity, as well the total want Of e(sacts IS
his proclamation, Of the leniett measrr.
(which he had adopted against these g.:
Iminals, who boast &c recognising 10 ,,a
Decentralization or moral principle, as =
protection and support waicb they bas
received ant 10 receive from the AMI 49,
| ties at New Orleans, contrary to ~ ~
press orders. Ills exceIecey. as 10
encharged by this republic VITA ws1cb
ing over its security and tie ohsorvsrr.
'ioi its treaties and laws, cannot bpt e'n
slider himself authorized to restrain ~
projects and hostile plea ures Of a set s.
adventures, who make va. apis
friendly power from the Territory Of ~
confederation, compromising lis t,m
Iquility and high character, hy ava l;o.
himself of the means which tie crs;.r
'Ition. the laws, aud his pa encc f -
him for obhging these perseps to ala,das
their designs, and to NANTES, TO - -
jtho!ic majesty the Just indignation ,,;th
which the y. States view The ho,tla
Iplans, aud the sedtion Of tNat band or
r|incendiaries ] am cert>in fiat Il can
Inot be concealed from the di5tincuig &
talents of the president ard vourpr
Itaat the poiat Of which treat, is no. ORC
lunder the civil Tor muoicipaD law. in
(which case my sovereigl mus. have
,Ireco1rse to the ordinary tribunals (; bvt
that tits a manifest aud aagrant vioaticn
,lof the NEST sacred laws which bind TO.
'gsther nations mutual y-perpetratei BY
the citizens, or residents OF the Union. Of
which tie king, my master, gives infGr.
nation, With positive aud noto ious
proofs. 10 the government under whose
jurisdiction it has been executed, fiat
they may give him campetrDt satisfaction
Z with knowledge of the act, by causing
the delinquents to be punished as guilty
Of high treason against both gGycrrG egta
| The third and last points reduced {,
this: that the president vii be pleased
70 give the necessary CRIES % tie col.
Electors of the customs, not to admit into
Z 1.-The ports of the United States, vessels
'luuder the insurrectienary fag of Car.
-|shaesna, of the Mexican congress, cf Blu.
Ienos lAyres, or Of the other places vhich
,Ihaye rcyoltod against tic aatherity ofthe
! king, my master, nor those comipg from
Them. That they should not permit them
TO land, or to sell in this couatry. tho
isbameiul proceeds Of their piracy, or a.
ltroc;ties. and much less to equip them.
Iselves in these ports, as they do, for tie
+ purpose Of going to sea. to deItroy and to
plunder TIE vessels whch they NAY meet
! With under the Spanish fac. Tbs tole.
trance, subyerslve of the m0st solemn ST.
puIations in the treaties between Spain
land the U States, and Numerically oP.
posed to the general principles Of public
security and good faith, and to The laws
Eof nations, produces tie most me!aNefo'
Ely effects Gu the interest and tie plcyer-
lty Of the subjccts of lis catholic majesty.
! f5ertain it IL, that neither Ca'thagera,
-lnor any otter place in the Spanish GCInl'
lnions in til hemisphere, which las re.
voted. caa be in communication villa
Law power friendly to Spair. since neither
ION it's part. nor ON that OF auy ether gc'
Ivernment has their independence been
acknowledged aud il, consequently
an offence against tire dignity Ct dc SFs
nish monarchy. and against tire so'e-
reignty Of the king, my master. TO admit
vessels from such places, marned ard
commanded by insurgents. and arnledIA
the doninionS 81 this confederation; par
tieularly as they IRE all pirates, Nh9 dc
not respect any flag. are !astly cons'ier'
ed the disgrace of the seas, AID are exc"
Grated BY all nations.
TIE three preceding Poi IS a'e Of 'Ha
established equity and justice, lRaI u
would be offensive to the dclicacy OF ~
government to suppose, that it ccp!d ",
lay, under any pretext. to deter"ii.e 'H
them, in the manner | lave P'oF'y"
and which ] have an express oldef IoI1,
quest, solicitar.) in tie rame q 80 90
king, my master. The prompt 'a.F. ~
sition Of tie president. t!at hi. Nsr 7