Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

"a Intelligence, qpbicb are eqpiAd from fbs CsatHd Of
a'fa. FROM EUROPE.
Since our laR, the flip Galen, Capt Seward,
,'oa a arrived here from London. Our Ges OF
lA.ondon papers are to the z3d March few
Na aays later than before received IN the United
a. tAtes
afs on tbe 1zd March, FIVE Of the delayed Mails
4sa ON Hamburg, arrived at London. Their
Jgy ontents are not very important but they bear
Edss cications Of a negotiation for Peace between
saf%sA aeEmpetor Of Germany, and the Prime Coniul
|nsA ii France.-Thcle indications appear in the
ontinual interchange of couriers, and commu-
sysla ications between the two cabinets i'm the
- ropoGtion which Buonaparte has made to with
raw all his troops from Italy, and make the
hine the boundaries of the Republic in the
~. Activity, or mere parade Of warlike prepara.
on, which prevails il both armies and It is
ided, in the precarious fituation il which
ultria finds itfelf from the rapidly declining
st sfeeahh OF the Emperor and from the nece6ity
hg Maid will be under to require the aiance Of France
i0loR preventing in cafe Of the death Of the Emper
Tear, the King of Pruia being elected King Of the
EInHsa Romans and confeqdently the Imperial dia-
gFa n EN- from being transferred 10 the Houle of
ArG rSrandenbourg. 1t is faa, that one of Bona
td aasarte's principal Generals remained at the
Tie aAufrian head quarters feveral days, perfectly
ca Gh liberty and that French officers of rank are
dkarequently Pa6ing through thofe head quarters
fmssroul Paris TO Vienna, and back. Either Prince
Sra, Charles does not expect a renewal Of hoRtes,
be has no naked parts which he fears fhould
y exPofed. The Britilh government writer's,
ldmie the polllbity of the report reipetling this
ccfa-aegociation to be well founded and aver they
Cncan fee nothing in it alarming TO Great Britain
IS ihe will be able TO command a better Peace
sTw when Handing alone, than when compelled to
Eacri6ce its conque0S to the intereGs of Others.
aaJd- The Aultrian army is in great force, exceed
[n eng 10000 troops, Plentuly fuPPlied, and
Nathaswell paid
In Italy, it is faid, the French garrifon of
Genoa has made proportions to Gen. Ott to
|nrrevacuate the place. The Auirians are in force
MaElain the neighborhood Of Genoa and have open.
cd their trenches before Gavi.
The Ruiian troops have pofitively returned
home and the Emperor of Rufia has officially
la notified the Courts Of Berlin and Drefden there
Ours Oft is, however till maintained that $4,000
n Il OF thofe iron Gated veterans will be employed by
@1r Greatbritain, in enterprises and expeditions.
aE Several accounts mention negocietion be
tween the Grand Vizier and General Kleber in
Kleber in Egypt, for the evacuation of that
of,s country by the French.
ara An expedition, in which 7 battalions Of En-
&c, pl glib troops were to be employed, b:Gdes Ruff
a,s fans, was in readiness to fail, when the Galen
IN left England. It's commanded BY Gen Stuart.
rss Its deitination is fuPpoied to be Malta and
when reinforced, Egypt.
,K We do rot learn any particulars Of the pro-
N grefs of the negotiation at Paris. Our envoys
v we find attended the funeral eulogy pronounced
At the Pantheon, in honor of Wilmington
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