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r.lr'rells'y referred, aunt .te .11;raiiltiet that bare lately
aroma he done amp. The t.mools of N rutted Pou els are
afau informed of this, iu order taut they way acquaint atilt
diffenv a:ourt► ukh this Morka,le, which w ill b utaiutained
its the itt.otwr antkociard lo) tlw hots of matiwts at:4 the in...i-
-n, KrOCE111.h.11111c1W(1•11 fiis vr.t.utt,i, )1,1, sty ntd the Neu-
tral Pant eru.
" On hoard the ff,bernii, of the T:rzna, Noe. 92.

W. SIIINEY SIIITH."

imczusas 1 li. •

General Junoes Proclamation, upon entering
Lisbon, states in substance, that the French army
entered that city to save the Prince mad the Coun-
try from the influence of Englund—but that the
Prince, so respectable for his virtues, has suffered
himself to be pitied ,by the uelvice of some bad
poroms about hi►a, and has thrown himself into the
arms of his enensies ; that these persons insinuated
apprehensions for his personal safety ; his subjects
have been considered as nothing, and their interests
hare been sacrificed to the cowardice of some Cour-
tiers...." Inhabitants of Liaboq," adds the General
in Chief, " remain quiet in your houses, neither fear
my army nor in} self: we. are only terrible to oer
enemies and to the wicked. The great Napoleon,
my Master, has sant use to protect you-1 will pro-
tect you."
It was not Fort Belief, but Fort Belem, the guns
of which were spiked, by the Prince's order.
Genend Delaborde has beet, appointed Com-
, mandunt of Lisbon, and of all the troops in that.
city.

\Vc hoped that the Prince, knowing at length
what were the real interests oT his kitigdom, was
preparing to accede to the grand. Confederacy of
Europe. But all these demoustrutions were only
so many eases to gain time. Aud what llit• hiss he
wade of this titne?—he has deserted the throne
which he might have rendered free. The result of
his wise nuuaruvres, is to ensure hiuiself,
.till fresh
incidents happen, the post of Viceroy or Governor
of an English Colony.—llis conduct has prOfed
the necessity of the Espeditif.to.P;iititat
gariish wl
_awn cohicnee
of thel! ghiTiftule. But Europe Me with joy,
that an alliance which unites the two most powerful
Sovereigns of Europe, could never be cemented at
a more critical moment. This compact atone can
guarantee it from the incessant aggressions of a ma-
ritime despotism. whose surest and richest spoils
are always the wrecks of the Thrones it pretends to
plGreiltz-(Carette de Feaster.)

DECEMBER 19.

These were rumours yesterdal of the anical at
Pitris of an guglish Ncmuciatoi—the same ru-
mours are in circulation in London; where flags of
truce are male to . arrive .daily, with important dis-
patches.: These reports are so often repeated, that
they no longer inoduee any etiect.

Intelligence from Germany announces the re-
call of the Austrian and Prus.sian Ambassadors,
from LOudon. '

TO THE CONSUL OF THE EXITED STATES OF

AMMON:A AT MARSEILLES.

Tam* Nev. 5, 19e7

" SIR—I Icemen in commanicate to you the following
routnincil in a leiter I received three drys ago from
the Consul-General of the Culled States at Algiers, Colonel
Lear, dated the -31st of October last ; by which he informs
me, that, on the t nth of that mouth, the Dry scat for the
Dratroulans of the American, Swedish, Danish, sad Dntrh
Consols, and oral:lel them to inform their respective Om-
PaiN that he had lour waited fur their Annuities, due for
some time—nod his patience wax exhausted—sad that if he
dill not ri ad7i! rs Iheon•,h the medituu of Alicant, or
by some speedy arrivals, uhich should insure him of the
annuities brim; ,mon paid, they 'Could feel the conerquencis.
—The considered this as n foi.nal declara-
tion, the reigning Dey being in the habit of carrying his
threats into execution—end he thinks that them is little
douht of hi► breaking with one of the 'powers, as with
hut se presume that, if his attache be directed acinet ore
alone, the extent of our ei ttttttt er ce in these sees will be an
object of temptation to him.
" You in eormequence, immediately advise all Amu.
Henn Ales in your district to he on their guard, Vaal also
transmit this information tac sorb of our Consuls in Europe,
as 'mussy have occasion to coin spend with.
" I have the honour to be, air.
C. D. COXIi"

(Si pied)

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