{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HOSPITALITY ,-The Island of St. Domingo, says the NewYork Sun, retains much of it's primitive hospitality. Capt. Spencer, of the Admiral Col poys, wrecked on that Island, has returned with his crew to Bermuda, and in crossing the Isaad to St. Pierre Martinique, he particularly refers to the hos p,ialiiy shewn to him and by the family of ras cher De La Pagere, the family of Josephine, pro- pretors of the fine plantation, Petit Greneda. For nearly two monlhs-the period of Captain Spencer stay here-did this noble family continue unrelaxed ia their humane assduity and kindness to render the strangers ihl own among them in every respect com foriable and happy. Such disinterested and ever green benevoence is worthy of the most ardent eulo- gium Madame de la THscher (Baroness) IS con nected by consanguinily with he late Empress Jose phine. The Baron, her husband. is old warrior, He was one of Napoeons officers al the great bat ile of Ausierlitz. The plantation of this fine family enjoy that with dignity which home in the luxurious tropics is amply calculated 10 besow.- [PhIladelphi Sentinel