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London, England, 1809-09-12 00:00:00

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' struetions 'herein given to abstain
and seizures in the above mentioned cases 1,,,..m,,,, only
intended to prevent the expence and inconvenie-
. posed.
—thel
apmartreiesspceracueirinyed, I
Messenger
yesterdayto AUGUSTi.,r
France,
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44 ALBERT GALLATI:.i.," .:X
•t
mCeotlgie Cr yrrr.:, . iti
parserd. Colas,through
thßte:
way to the eity of Washington. The celerity. 'I
• which Mr. CoLEs travelled, has led to the opinica .i. . 1
• he is the bearer of very important information fa,
L France. Added to this, we understand, that, at -,.;" .1
time of his departure for France, it was his ' "1
r int.nm-,
in case the state of our affairs would • ''''.
I permit, to -,
main in that country two or three years. 1-fis specie:
- return, therefore, does not augur very favourable
ir.
the hopes of g. good Understanding t' - t with ..e r•;:nci.
Government.
to Several
•
t home.
Il Every inforination from France increases in 11-,t•
s l lity 'to this country. A letter of the 17th June, fro,"
aseTl:DlP;,,o'reN:ll,:i,efi:
i Paris, positively states, that Mr. AruisrenNc.,3 ha; • •
j gage was actually shipped oa board the Mentor, ?.]
- ' that he was 'to embark immediately. The F:e4
1, Government, it is said, will give facility and „af;
to our commerce on no other terms than, n'ir ti.,
.mirle
Itorviwrh. France,aAt it
:al iscif
drawing from all connection with Great Britair-
The
draws will b Americanfrsnr i
that fi sacrificed d
county tieproperty m
yo
a T t'• mi la ing condition are we reduced !
5' On the subject of the three conditions pre,-ILI,I
ii IMr, ERSKINE, in a letter of instructions of Mr. C• :.
d xixo, the New rork Eveninr Pose says, " The fitz
3ficondition, being in the spirit of our own law, Irv,
d without disadvantage or dishonour', be cOmpiied II itil
The matter of the second condition be.' ~
116 distinct,
h. and forming no part of the subject
• • arrangement, may, with other and similar points, bt
n referred to subsequent negotiation. And with regard
le to the third condition, by the adoption of the same
open and dignified course, which was formerly put.
!s sued by tie United States to enforce anon-intercourse
L- with France, it becoMes unnecessary, and would
if without doubt be relinquished."
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12.
n PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CI.V.:II
ie 3 per Cent. Cons. fur mosey 6' --for acc. CS.i.
Omnium 1 prem..
IS PRICE OF STOCKS YES'FFIMIY.
1.. IBank Stock F.xcheq. Billi, 71. ICJ, pre.
I 3 per Cent. Cons. WWI Sote Lottery Ticket: A 21171
LI" ' S per Cent. Navy 99ff Bank Stock for ace. 277; 2:9
India Bonds 2es. ESs. pr. I Cons. for acc..6sl,';
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AMERICA.
We are enabled this day to lay before our Re- ;crs
le
the documents to which we alluded in our last. They
to
were brought to Liverpool by the American vessel
h
General Gore, dispatched by some merchants deeply
a-
interested in the event, for the purpose of transmit.
1. .
tmg the intelligence to this country. She sailed from
Is
New York on the 13th ult.
s' The Proclamation of the American PnEsinrm,fcr
n reviving the Non-intercourse Act, is, we are happy to
say, not of that gross irritating nature which was
yesterday reported. It is merely a notileation that
1- the British Government having refused to withdraw
11
the Orders in Council of January and November,
3,
1807—the American Government, in consequence,
s
proclaims anew their Non-intercourse and Embargo.
1" Laws.
n Many mercantile men will suffer much inconve.
1" nience from this fresh interruption to their speulations,
d but it is probable the present suspension will be of
hshort duration, as Mr. JACKsON would reach Wash.
ington soon after the issuing of the Proclamation, and
!1. he goes for the express purpose of accommodating, if
1.
possible, the existing -differences.
The various articles of American produce, as
O might be expected from the intelligence, have risen in
,e
price.
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SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
a In the preceding columns our Readers will find some
Le further extracts 1
from the Lisbon Papers and Letters
d ' to the 30th ult. received yesterday : the private corn.
r- munications are calculated to excite much alarm for
1f the ultimate success of the efforts of the Spanish al
It 4is
Ortuguese Patriots. Their colouring may be strong,
i" and the picture over•charged, but from every thins
i'l that has taken place in that quarter, there are cer•
h 1 tainly strong grounds for believing that were all the
!power and wealth of Britain expended in efforts to
i! I save any part of the wreck of the old order of things,
;lithe sacrifice would be worse than useless.
e A ship laden with wool is arrived from Gijon, in
h eight days. The letters by her inform us, that the
', 'Spanish General BALLASTEROS had again obtained
tr possession of St. Andero. His army is stated to have
n consisted of 12,000 men, half of whom were imme•
is .diately sent on towards Bilboa, and the remainder
continued at St. Andero.
g' ••••,m•Mierie• .111•mmi•
it ON
Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of •
ly I BERLAND, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, viccompa•
nied by Lady THYENE, General FITZROY, and Colo.
II net DESBROWE, rode in Windsor Park, and at twelve
o'clock returned to the Palace.
er
c-
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Fo-
- -
reign vtnce.
e. Cgs'
A Military Officer arrived yesterday at Lewd
tlereagh's Office, with dispatches from the Earl of
11 CHATHAM.
Id Captain WEST, of the Guards, arrived in town on
n-' Sunday night, with dispatches from Portugal,