Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10

Their check than stimulate the maaufactu'
ring industry of France, both BY divertlng
hands and closing ac' ustoned markets ;
and as far as French demands can affect
il, the value of our cCttons is more iikeiy
to diminish than increase. "" tobacco
the present excess OF production over con-
sumption is so great that nothing can be
safely predicted concerning 1t. 10 our
navigation however, under any circum.
stances. war in Europe Will be oeheh'
cial. The skill and enterprise OF our sea,
men, together with the beauty and speed
Of our ships, will secure 10 them prefer
ence. as carriers, owe. oil other nations;
while the fame which the navy acquired
tor our flag during the last war will IN
spire all those who may sail or ship under
n " i,b = conviction OF its inviolability. and
their own security. nv. Y. Amer.
The house of Hessers. Jacob Van Lem
nep & Co OF Smyrna, have seat to bos'
ton, az Egyptian Mummy, in excellent or
der. As no good ones opened, were 10 be
found at Cairo, or at Alexandria, The Brit
ish Consul al the latter place, commission
ed person going to Thebes to select one.
and he SUCCEEDED in procuring the best
that has been seen for long time.
Every person who wishes to see this
curiosity, is to be gratlhed 90 paying the
moderate sum of 25 cents. The hrst two
hundred dollars that may arise from the
receipts are to be paid over to the Boston
Dispensary; and all the proceeds alter
ards 10 inure to the General Hospital, 10
he given as the government thereof may
sec proper, 10 such persons as are destl.
tnte or distressed, on leaving The lnstltu-
ton
Captain Edes and Mr.. Bryant P. TIL
den under whose charge the Mummy was
brought TO this country, hope, that the
soul which probably some thousand years
past inhabited it, will fully approve of
their making use of the same tor so bene-
VIOLENT purpose.
Translated from tile Port-au-Prince Telegraph
If Apr'! 6.
The Haytien schooner Beauty, with
cargo OF coffee and cotton, was taken by
the Spanish privateer PEstrella, carried
into Porto Eico, and condemned as good
prize by Mr.. QuInones, provisional Judge
OF the cour, Of first resort, at the city OF
SAINT German. in the island of Porto III.
co, on the 4ih of March, 1928. Annexed
is the translation Of the decree OF concem-
nation Of the said schooner
In the city OF San German, this 4th day
of the month of March, in the year 1923,
the provisional judge Of the court OF the
first resort OF this chief place, Doctor Don
Nicolas de QuiDoDes, having seen the pro-
ceedings in the suit between Don Antonio
Gonzales. consigoee of the Spanish pri-
vate cruiser the Estrella, captain Don An
tonic Peyro, and the supercaIgo OF the
captured schv Beauty, commanded by
Jose Antonio Dewendt, declares, that from
the pleadings and proofs furnished by the
parties, there results nothing that can in
validate or prejudice the tenor OF the sem
fence which declares, that the flag OF Hay
Il is not recognised by the chief govern
ment Of the Spanish nation, because it
considers only a, rebels in the island OF
Saint Domingo, the negroes and mulattoes
who have seized upon the territory OF the
two nations who were its legitimate own
ers, from which the vessel and cargo pro-
ceeded; and further, because their repre-
hensible conduct, which places them IN
the rank of our enemies, has been quite
recently verified by the events which took
place in relation to the hermaphrOdite
schr. Amiable Maria and her crew, which
having sailed from Havana, destined
for the capitol OF this Island, was under
the necessity of touching on their coast;
which circumstances puts the bove case in
in the number of those provided for by
The eth and 2Slb articles of the ordinance
respecting cruising: Therefore the decree
OF the 18th OF February is confirmed in its
whole form and tenor, without psrlicu-
lar adjudication OF costs, except that The
parties bear those which they have indi-
viduaily incurred; and as 10 the common
costs, that they be paid equally ny the
parties, as perquisite TO the offices OF
Justice who do not receive any pay for
what relates to the marine
Thus has been by This defnilive sentence,
Judged, pronounced and ordered, and
signed by the said judge, in the presence
of the subscribers, fulfilling the iuDct on,
of the ltular register, deceased, who
have delivered these presents, written on
common paper, for want OF stamped pa
per, which they certify Signed,
Doctor NICOLAS DEQUlNOHES,
Before us-Thomds Ramirez, Branlio Ben
edicto Quinones.
FROM JAMAICA.