Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

Neither the Hamburger letters, nor perfon'
lately arrived from Vienna, make any mention
# the Emperor's illnels; nor is the King Of
Denmark dead.
Advices from Conhantineple fate, that the
Grand Vizier has concluded an armiltice with
Gen. Klebei for oas month. The latter has
of.red to withdraw with bis whole army from
Egypt and the srmiaice is granted in order
that the V1zier may have time to coniult with
his court.
Another French frigate has been taken BY
our fquadron in the Mediterranean, on board Ct
which were feveral French Officers, who had
taken their paGaGe to Europe, in order to repre-
Gent the lituation of the Egyptian army to the
Chief Conful.
YeRerday we're ALTO received the Paris jour
nails to the roth inf. incluhve, which contain a
full contradiction to the idle reports of an
armilice between the Aufrian and French
armies.
If the Hamburg letters had left any doubts
Of the Court Of Vienna having rejected the
overtures Of Bonaparte, the Paris journals would
render the fact Deceive. "A letter from Stral
burg, Of the 9th init Gates, thai the pteteniions
of Aulria are beyond all bounds That 70 far
from accepting the treaty of Campo Forrnio as
the BATS of negotiation, it ihlts upon the cefon
OF all the conquered provinces on the left bank
Of the Rhine, and that Prince Charles ihall be
declard Sovereign Of Belgium. Indeed, the
procamations and addre1es Of the French gov.
eminent, and the e1trad from the tittings OF the
Legislative body OF the 10Th inf. evidently prove
that all hopes Of peace are vaniihed. The ad.
drels of Lucien Bonaparte to the perfe6ts and
other maglftrates, calls upon them TO uie every
pofIible influence to forward the confcripts and
the old folders OF the Republic to the Army Of
Referve, to be eRabliihed at Dion. They are
to Join their fandards on or before the 9Th OF
april. The perfeets are ALTO ftridly command
ed 70 enforce the payment Of the contributions.
" In the civil administration lays the miniaer)
as in war, you mutt sl wi Il vigour, to conquer /;
for without great obRacleS to overcome, what
would be glory -
BouaParte Propofes to conduit the affairs Of
the Republic from his camp, The fame as if be
were at Paris; being unwilling to delegate any
part Of his authority TO another perlon. Il IS
undert God that Carnot will conduit the war
department in the ablence Of Berthier.
Letters from Strafburgh mention, that the
French army Of the Rhine is completely organ
lied. General Suzanne commands the left
wing, St. Cyr tie centre, and Lecourbe the
right.
It's Rated that the Prince of Heae PhilipRhal
has Joined the Aunrian army with 10000
NeapoItan troops Of whom 1000 are cavalry
The Royal family Of Naples were to leave
Palermo on the Sd Of April, on their return to
:her Continental dominions.
L 4 ~ 4 -,
Kray with a gold fnuf box, iet with diamonds,
of mott ezqui(te workmanihip, with The follow
ing interruption: "Within is concealed what yet
awaits you" On touching fecret fpring, a
partition appears, in which a wreath Of laurel is
feen.
A cabinet council was yeaerday held at Lord
GrenviIPs Office, upon the dilpatches received
from The continent. We UNDERLYING Lord Min
to has tranfnited home copy Of the note fent
by the AuItrian government, in anGwer to Bon
aParte'S overtures of peace, in which his Imperi-
al MaeRy diRnaly declines negotiating, unlefi
it be in conunaion with Great Britain, for a
general peace.
With relpea to the great queGion of Peace
or War on the continent, no further intelligence
has been received.
1t is reported with great confidence, that
auntbsr proportion for peace from Bouaparte is
expected Immediately. Whatever credit 4 due
to this rumour, it is certain that in the higheR
political circles it is anerted, that melTenger
from our MiniRers has actually pafed over tc
France and that Thomas Grenvile is again
10 be lent abroad on a Diplomatic commidion
AGvices have been received in town from
Vienna, Of date as recent as the 10th Of March
at which period all political symptoms indicated
the vigorous continuation Of the war. 1t is with
great regret We learn through the fame cbanRe
thar the health Of the Archduke was 70 much
impaired, that it will be impoGble for him tc
| remain with the army.