The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-08

denee Of iayti. OF the terms upon which
she has conssnied to this recognition. there
IS ~ aecouat The exaggerated sums thai
have bern named as tn prize of This con-
crssinn on the part Of Frame, seen 10 ps
10 carry thrn' own rtfntatlnn alpns with
them --thir,y millions of do'i,tsi f,r the
recognition Of what was established and
The admissions If free com ereial inter-
e"nnse' seems To us an amount much he
You'd the capacity Of the Hay items 10 make
good.
The political questions involved in rhi,
recognition appear to MS Of great imp6r
tance, fartlcairly as regards our Sb,th-
era states, aud thf slave colonies nf Euro.
praa powers in the W. Indies. Hitherto.
the fa,tien flag has mol been recognizr,l
any where. Now Hlytien ships of war
may peradrettnre cr'ii1e IN company with
French squadrons, for the Suppression of
the slave trade What is to become of
ms black empire, when oncp il shall taxa
rank rs am equal among other nations and
ilow The same race that is sovereign at
ilayt, shall within gun slot of il, almost,
continue to be treated ms beasts IF the
teld, arr points of deep and fearful s-rcu-
latioa. We "ilinot nnw moot them.
REPUBLIC OF nAYTT.
PonT-Ar-PniSct- Interior, July. iaa5
On the 81 inst. three French vesscls NJ
war, carrying the national flag; one schr.
one brig, and one ship, wearing the white
fig AT the peak and HaNirn colors at the
fore-top. moored IN the Great Wadshead.
"lthnnt gun shot Of our forts, at one a.
clock. p. NJ. rma1ediately after incoming
the frigate sent her launctr nr shore. rs
flag of truce, Transmitting Ia olr govern
mint the dispatches of the French nation
Colonel Boishlanc. ehief of port reg6ia-
tons. repaired on board hr Frcncl friEatr,
hleing on the toad fallen in with the f1g
of truce. and receiving from it the des-
patches the flag was remandcd on hoard
till further orders. The newt day. the An
CURT Colonel St. Victor Poel. chiafofthe
military police. attachedte ihe prime staff
of lle place, Grand envoy Of the Republic
OF Hayti. aid-de-camp Of II. T., the Prcsi-
dent Of the Republic, Commander in-cmef
of the squadron de- ,issan1a nuton Inginac,
aid de camp TO Grn. Il. inginac, received
orders to repair Oh the beach, and meet
the French Minister, Mona. IL. Baron Mac
K al, commander af u line of battle ship of
II. NJ. &. Mejesty King of France. As
s1on as The public were Informed that SO
an officer, ut such high fame
IN the glorious career OF arms, had mfde
his entree in this Republic, with treaty
from his Sovereign. of the recognition nj
Our indepepdence full and entir'---ncws
highly cceptahle--astonishrd many clti-
Gems, whilst othrrs expected il from, the
nstice and liberality that has Distinguished
he reign of the august monarch, Charles
x. of France, since his possession Of tie
.rown.
From the 9th 70 the 9Th inst. in the
morning., nothing transpired relative In the
treaty Of or recognition meanwhll". We
.ouid perceive certain 9e ne SGiS gRot ON
he countenance of every one, prrs 1eing
20 mcihns great ard honorable, bat on the
IN the good news was konWn publicly to
~ ciassns. Or the 9Th inst. early in the
rorning one cr the French vessels If ar, |
he brig. made all sAii ffnr, tbs harbNr, |
arriving the orders and joyful account IN |
he Heights of Saint Mares, where We dis
incu4 heard the lrinirlngs of tue people
!, &c succeed ed fett. aud they applaud d
he prince who pruc claimed them free and
The ladies we're occupied in this in7
stance, rs on all former occasions, in the
drtirs of their TOILETS. Ut balls, and. In fact.
in all annsements cuinmpn to the H1ytl-
striving 20 please IN the mldst
OF all this JOY, fpsti,ity, andre juicings, rrhn,
that nvmph, ever faithful tn reptttlaH, this
nnce MAS true To recollection and sound.
aud WAS every where distinctitely heard
10 repeat Vive l. France Vive Hayti!
Vive Janis Charles The ieih lie liberal
Vve a janis Boyer (loag live France
long live flaytil long live Charles the 10ih
The liberal live forever Boyer y h.lo'ed
and cherished of his peopie--the least we
can call him the happy Buyer.
On The 9lh at hall past o'clock Z. VI.
p"e of the three Frcueh vessels of war,
he srhooncr-called thr 3ernaise, made sail
e.: the Kingdom of france, Hna hearing
with her the ratified treaty. duly signed,
sealed and exchanged bv both na,ion--
dpspaichrs thar will boldly show 10 the
world, that the Rtputiit Of HGyI, . IRE, SCR.
ereiga md iadfpeadcnt, "as rccoGeizrd as
such by the authentic art ef' sacred treaty,
signed by the French nation IN this Their
ancient metropolis of This country. THIS
very ,lay Monsieur le Baron de Mackan
received the respects 81 visits of al French
rnen in Polt-an-prince, mel chants and o.
theirs.
On the 9th, nj 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. hi, Fx-
ccllrncy the President OF liayti received
with bis u-ua, good will the fluctuations ol
al The French merchants aud others Of that
great nation in this capitol.
Vi. B,rbti delivered discourse I" his
Excellcnc, thanking INN in the name OF all
strangers in his possessions, for his p"i'e-
ness and goodness Ia them generally. HIs
rxcellpncy remained silent, aud having re-
cci,ed tho expression and sentiments, re
piled. That in doing TINT which he con-
criyed his duty. br ouly followed the nat
uraI diotstcs Of b.s heat TINS sam" day
the French squadron, also anchored IN our
waters, and At o'clock. I. NJ. the two
high Aaadrals flen thc '.ae Of BATH, ships
The IL, llu and The john Bart, landed of'