The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-03
2sp the .Ratls.
REPUBLIC OF H.aYTT.
PoRT-AU-PR1NcE, JULY, 1926.

PORT-AU-PRlNCEl JULY. 1870.
On the Sd inst. three French vessels
of war carrying the national flags,
wearing the white flag at the peak and
Hayden colours at the fore-top, moored
in the Great Wadshead, without gun
shot of our forts, at one o'clock, P. NJ.
Immediately after mooring, the frigate
sent her launch on shore, as flag of
truce, transmitting to our government
the dispatches of the French nation.
Colonel Boisblanc, repaired on board
the French frigaie, and receiving from
it the dispatches, the flag was remand
ed on board till further orders. The
next day, Colonel St. Victor Peel, Grand
Envoy of the Republic of Hayti, and
Duton Inginac, Aid-de-camp to Gen. B.
Inginac, received orders to repair on
the beach, and meet the French Minis
ter, Mons. lie Baron Mackau. As soon
as the public were informed that so dis
dnguished an officer, of such high fame
in the glorious career OF arms, had made
his entree in this Republic, with trea-
ty from his Sovereign, of the recogni-
ton our independence full and entire
news highly acceptable-astonished ma
ny citizens, whilst others expected it
from the justice and liberality that has
distinguished the reign of the august
monarch, Charles X. of France, since
his possession of the crown.
From the 9Th 10 the 9th inst. in the
morning. nothing transpired relative to
the treaty of our recognition, but on the
9TH the good news was known publicly
to all classes. On the 9th inst. early in
the morning, one of the French vessel:
of war, the brig, made all sail from this
harbour, carrying the orders and Joyful
accounts to the Heights of Saint Mares.
where we distinctly heard the rejoicings
Of the people--fete succeeded fete, ant
hey applauded the prince who pro
claimed them free and independent.
: The ladies were occupied in this in
stance as on all former occasions, in the
duties of their toilets, at balls, and, il
fact, in all amusemenls common TO the
Haytiens-all striving to please. Ir
the midst of all this joy, festiyity, ant
rejoicings, echo, that Dymph, ever faith
fol to repetition, this once was true t.
! recollection and sound, and was every
? where distinctively heard TO repeal
, vive la France! Vive Hayti! Viye {
| jamais Charles the 10th lie liberal
Vive a jamais Boyer! (long live
France long live Hayti! long live
Charles the 10th, the liberal! live fol-
ever Boyer J beloved and cherished
of his people the least we can cal
him, the happy Boyer.
On the 9th, one of the three French
vessels Of war made sail for the king.
dom of France, and bearing with heI
the ratified treaty, duly signed, sealed
and exchanged by both nations-des
patches that will boldly show to the
world, that the Republic Of Hayti, free
sovereign and Independent, was recogniz
f ed as such by the authentic act of " sac
red treaty." signed by the French nation
! in this their ancient metropolis of thu,
f country.
On the 9th, at O'Clock, A. M. Hi.
, Excellency the President of Hayti re-
, ceived with his usual good will, the
fluctuations of all the French merchant
and others of that great nation in thi
capitol.