Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-01
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valparaiso, arrived at DuehnS ayrcs, brinp-
lug aiyices of The sailing of the first dyisio,
of the national Chill feet consisting oftbe
San Martin, OF Ga guns, captain Wilkinson.
Lau,aro, of 81 guns, capt. Rooster; cor.
vette Checabuco, of 90 guns, and brig,
Puerydon, oils guns, bound on d cruize OF
Cape Horn, as was supposed, for the pur-
pose OF intcrcepting feet Of transports ey-
pected from Spain, and from thence to pro-
coed to the westward, for the purpose Of
falling in with some ofthe Spanish ships Of
war. The night before the Emeline smiled
the Director announced at the Theatre that
(; Talcukuana had surrendered TO the Patr;.
OTIS of the Vest
/, The new corvette ships Hora.,o, CAPTAIN
Skinner, and Cnrinso, capt Delano, hadar
rived in &c days from this port An untor.
tnna'e oecurrencr look place on board The
latter vessel onlhe night of the lith Nov
Capt. D.. was awoke by The report of a pis.
loI, and informed that John |. Bigeow mas.
tiers mate, had fallen in duel with Mr.,
Farnarden; midshipman, which had been
privately concerted. The deceased re.
ceived slug over bis right eye, which ter
minated his life ia 81 hours. A jury Of
inquest washeld on the body, who brought
in verdict of manslsUghter. On the 10th
bic .oro ;,,ta 4 IN Il,, ,b,,~l re,
Michaels.
The following articles are the substance Of
, an ordinance issued in the Island of Mar
Unique, and dated 5th Nov. 1873 -
ART.--l--'rhe dispositions of the sixth
title of the letters patent Of the month of
October, l727, concerning strangers esta-
bished in the colonies, will be strictly act
ed upon, according to their form and te
nor.
I.-In consequence, strangers establish
ed at Martinique, even those that are natu.
rallied, cannot from henceiorth remain
there as merchants, brokers, or agents in a.
ny way and manner whatsoever
1lI.-Merchants now established IN the
colony, are allowed the space OF six months
from the time of the publication of this or
dinance--aher which time they are for
bid any commerce and trade whatever.
W-All merchants and dealers of the
colony are prohibited, after the expiration
Of the said term, from employing clerks,
factors, or book keepers, who are strangers
even should they be naturaIized.
F.-All contracts, obligations, transac-
tons, or engagements made after the expi-
ration OF the said tern, with strangers, re-
lative 10 matters oftrade and commerce. Ell
ther on their own account, or with power
of Attorney, even from French house
(saye the exception Of Art. 6. )shaI be null
and cannot bind the parties, unless for an
arrangement Of affairs, OF of a commercial
copartnership. as
vi Strangers established in the French
colonies, even those naturalized, or here
alter to be naturalized, cannot be mer
chants, traders, or commercial agents, in
any way and manner whatsoever, under
penalty of three thousand liyres. to be
paid to the informer, and to be for ever ba-
nished from the said colonies only per-
hitting them to hold interest in lands and
estates, and to trade with the produce a.
ris ny from these lands. The space Of 3
months is granted 10 those who are now re-
sident, from the day Of the recording OF
these presents-after which period they
are bound to discontinue all trade or mer-
chandize whatsoever, and the offenders
subject to the penalties Of the proceeding
article. All merchants and traders esta-
blished in these colonies, are prohibited fir.
employing any clerks, factors, book keep
ers or other persons interested in theirco
merce, who shall be strangers, should they
even be uatHalized, hereby ordering them
to be dismissed, at the latest in three months
from the date of the recording ofthese pre-
sents, under a penalty against the mer-
chants and traders of three thousand livres,
to the informer, and against The clerks, fac
tors, book keepers, and other persons in
terested in their business to be for ever
banished from the said colonies.
VII.-Foreigners who have landed pro-
perry, houses, stores, or establishments
whatsoever, exclusive of commercial pro-
perty, are not included in this prohibition.
They are to enjoy the power of selling the
produce arising from their culture, as also
IN produce e.tahleS ond morcbandize me-