Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-04
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
BIZ An ARRIYAL N BOSTON,



viGt from the E1auoveran Envoy, who mutt
doubdefs have been fent TO the PrnGian Minif-
Ter by Lord Carysfort, in order TO found him
refpe dirg the projects Of his Goyernment.--
He adverted TO the diainaion thar fubjs6ts be-
tween Great Britain and Hanover 10 the fate
that may eventually await thar Electorate
which, BY palIing into the hands of one Of the
fons Of the King of England, might form an
ndependant Stare; 10 the concurrence of that
Electorate TO intermeddle in the exiting dd-
putes and finally To the refolution taken by
the Hanoverian Government 10 hold itief
wholly aloof from them, TO thele Obiervations
the Pruaian Miniter thus replied: That as
bis Britannia MajeGy, adopted by iea whatever
meafOres he thought proper, 70 the Continental
Powers imagined themltlves entitled to ad in
Gmilat manner with regard to iheir terrific
ries."
The senor Of the anfwer made by Mr.. Rof.
oplin 10 Lord Grenvile is, as the court IF
London has s6ted with i'll faith towards Ruiil,
hi Imperial MaieGy laid an embargo on the
Engltih lhiPping, and that he ihsuld continue
that embargo until Militia was relRored % the
order Of St John that theie fhPs, and the
feamen belonging 10 them, have been put in
a place Of furety that the wants of the prilo-
ners fhlil be fupplied; and that the agent
SchwiA ihan he fent back as not being wanted
and, finally, that England ihould entertaii no
hopes Of renewing her intercourle with Ru1ia
until Malta iha!l Be reltored."
The Kirg Of Prufia fad few days ago in 4
the midi Of bis court, England has gone too
great length it is time that his comedy were
concluded the Englih have dfcovered their
per6dy the moment has at length arrived for
bringing them 10 their Genles-MoRifeur.
NINDEE, FEB. Is.
II believed that the occupation Of Bremec,
Hamburger and the Electorate Of Hanover,
depends on the antwer from the Brtilh Cabi
net to the Note Of his Piu1iln NJ i Ry. "A
cops of troops from the interior Of PruGia are
on their march is force 5 not exactly alcer-
tanned.
SrRATsBURoH, FEB. 21.
The Emperor has already ratified he treaty
of peace He has officially communicated it
TO the Diet Of 2atilbon. The principal Com
military, the Count De Ia Tour and Taxis and
the Imperial CommiiTary, have travelled with
great expedition from Vienna TO Ratilbon. The
chief fitting Of the Diet was TO take place YET
terday.
A courier extraordinary arrived from Paris.
has brou lit orders for the immediate demoli-
ton Of the forts and fortreG-s on the right bank
Of the Rhine, viz. Khel, Old Brifdch, Phil I
lpfburgh, Cadel, Ehrenbreitaein and Duhei- !
dorf. The work was inRantly begun, and
fuch aEtyity has been dilplayed at khel, which /
was burned during the war, 70 as that no trace |
Of it now remains will then be rebuilt.
NIsEL, rss. z8,
The army If irfurre6tion il 1ranr, lvania, |
under the orders Of Baron De Kenmayer and |
which with the Hungarian levies, is approach !
ing the Turkih frontiers, i, flid, 10 a letter |
from Stratfburgb, of February rs, 10 have for |
It's obiea The expulfon Of the Turks from Eu-
rope. 1he French army, for the purpofe Of |
better fublfenee, had, notwithstanding the
GGning Of peace, advanced to St, Potter, within /
ten leagues ofVienna.
VIENNA, FEB. ".
Lard Mimic continues to adert that the En- |
glilh have efeded debs, cation ia Egypt
without oblacle but he added withou; DOUBT
to give more credit to the news, that they have
been repufed from The interior, whittier they
had penetrated We mutt then believe that
the defcent has been efeaed by another divi
fioh than that which was at the end OF Deem
Ter, at the Bay Of Makr.
PARIS, MARCH 5.
Government have this year cloathed above
10000 Prifoners Of war.
L is rated poGtively that the King Of Ma.
pies has thut his ports againlt the Engllih and
laid an embargo upon their ihppng.
LONDON, MARCH o.
His Majcay is recovering rapidly, and il a
day or two there Will Be no location for the
bulletin Of health. The fever has certainly
been extremely fevere, aud the flock receives
will re0der the King, it is apprehended too 10
firm to attend Immediately to the weighty cares
Of Government The King, this day, did pub
lie bulnels at Buckinghamhouie having Il Sned
a commidion 70 pats the bills At prelent il
readneis. His MaJeRy It is rumoured, has *.
preiIed with that regency fhould be formed
until his hea tn is thoroughly recital iG1ed.
The illultrious pedonages, ii is laid, who are
10 comPoie the regency, are the Pince Of
Wales the Duke If York, and her Maiety,
On this futiea the Prince and the Duke had
z conference this morning with Mr.. Pitt, and
a medage it is rumoureG, relative to this inn
port4nt buGnds, from his Maeay will be de-
livered by the latter Right Hon. Gentleman to
the Houfe Of Commons.
There are precedents on record for fuch