Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-08

ga'lon LAWS SO astp allow Inc - Nav.
ton Ot the produce and ma MI. 'lnpnIa.
states tliro' -out The Contineno,' ~ s''resa
10 the ships of those s,ates - u s',n"srir,
British ships, and 70 do away Il s y as j.
ofspassiHs Special Act oI ALL asep'Sif
meet TEMPORARY circumstances "a''eals6
ltwasproposed thstfro,n sn.s.
RIGA the imports might take uI.,a tl
20 Spinlsh ships, or ships Of tho s,., elHt'
tablished there, as well IS Il d, Rrs s.asesss
The principle OF the Nayir. l;',s'i siR
YOU'D v, y, n other respects remain 4. L'ss
WIN The exception Of a proyis;a ,,s =. sans.
,,.g tue import into this country l,s si'es,
States oiiEurope, in ships mol b,Iha ,on De
mitted by those laws, Of mo ,s!le5lo fss
the West Indies, &c. imported fi ;.,u Z
States, The object Of this pro ~ 'p.o ltae
as much as possible 10 render ,I ,.'Vu Oels
an enirepot for the commerce # ~, y, s0u'y
Withregard TO The addi,ionalIre'. ~ na Z
en 70 commerce, il was only nsce, sa. ~.
him to observe, thatit was a great, yiSt
70 suppose ihatour country bv ,t %,s'ale
psa ~ '"e way 0! The commercpei
o.:'el eocnii'es. couit bestsliiselt. M.
.ni"s Iou'" Ds more true. lhan ibat d.
nv o.usi eoup.,'es increased N we.Ea
an su,p. osoe,''y, Tue gfea'er would be N
1919. ~ ,S Euf own Commerce and man.
,.,aas a. nc aislless OF ON. manuhc.
Ms 'Ioae ,iol'' tue "ahl OF adequate 4.
.u'n' 10. "'o,i countries SO on increasing
~ "eann ano prosperity, and there W,
ssah.e'y any NM. that could be assigned
- VIC iesrihs .'at Hi'shl ne received BY
our ''ah'''at'ufefs ior Inc products Of lhe,
capi'ai ana industry. II was upon nsa
principles HAT the preseLt Bill, wen
brought forward, and had been passed BY
the ,l1ouse OF Commons.
me thee bills above mentioned wen
READ second time and committed iorIe
iHoTrow. ~
t6s hari Bathurst moved The second
reading OF Tie CoionIai Trade Bill, and
the american and West india Trade Bill,
His Lnrdship observed, that an iniercOus
had tieen sor souIe time carried onht.
tween our I" est INDIA COLONIES and tbs ].
nlted Ssaies o: America IN British ships,
the fofmer exporting TO The latter sugar,
rum, ana certain enumerated articles. and
receiving IN return lumber and certain en-
umerated articles: IhIs trade, anlebya'
contrary 70 the original navigation laws i
bad osen founo necessary TO permit, aud
ii has also been found eXpedIent 10 allow
tree trade al bermuda, HALIFAX andSA
Johns In consequence OF the changes
which had since taken place, it was nov
deemed espedient to allow The trade BE- y!
tween our y est iudIa isiands ana the u
n'tea States OF Amefics 70 be caTsdaa
IN shtps OF Inc onileo S'a'es, as wen as 10
British ships. and TO allow similar trade
between our west indIa Islands aud Other
States on the continent oil America 10
protect our North American Coionls',a
BAD been deemed ekP1dieDt 10 Impose =
duty on the articles Imported INTO 'ns w.
Indies from The United Siatei-nct pro-
hlbliory ore, but merely sulncishl 10 plsee
the trade Oh an equal footing win lna'
from our North American COLONIES,
The two B!hs moved sby 'he Lar Of Bs
thurst, were read second TINE and com
United tor to- morrow.
MT. Lea;ihe envoy from the RepuOlEo
Colombis, arrived in London on the LOO
OF Jnne lsam farls. We underslana@
the British Ministers TO recognize The en- 10
pendence OF Colombia, and lorm !. q .a con-
mercial treaty with the Government slIa
he represents lCowr ..
The Londan New Times, OF lhe iSp
June, has the following
Letters were yesterday received n y
cry olrect from Aigtefs, co1nrln u,,,s,'s
d'S'less,'S acGo''n's "n'ch "eo e,
plague by Whlch a'giers mas oesn ,t Ilsi ~.
jesolated' We lament TO say 'ha1 lnsn
ter accounts are even more disastrous Ia'l
The preceding they state INA, ,i. .I,..
dy fallen victims to this dreadful dlssas
the survivors, as many ofthem as P0;s - M
the means, had shut themselves up lua y.
houses, all business was OF eou.ss -, Il
stand ibe etreeIs ere deserted, an0 as