Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
london. rrRE x.

LONDON, June Is.
When We connect the fuJG2nce Of the i'm
portant paper trar1ated from The Moniteur,
with the lalc declaration Of the Chancellor Of
the Exchequer II the Houlc of Commons, we
think there can Be late doubt that negotiations
will be foon opened in regular way betweea
this country and France
M. Quo, We uudeTfand, received on Sarur
day dispatches of importance from the French
minaer for foreign lfaI.s, and il Is certain that
ar Interview took place IN the courfe Of the
week between him and Lord Hawke6ury.-
The French Cover nmeut has detiitld from fone
Of its claims, and foftened down fcyeral Of
lis lofty pretenGons whi,h pur an end 70
The laf over .ures. IL looks oE courfe 10 Ger
tain conce6ions on our part.
The arrival of the Ipdian army AZ SuzE, IS
again maintained, upon The authority Of let
ter received by q GeoueEnan Of Camb Ietown,
IN ArgT'elhirc, from his fo0, An officer in An
ti!lery HI G-neral Hutch mons army The
letter IS dated The 2 I'd Of April, and Gaze,
that politive inlel.i1enr- led cached the camp
before Alerardri., ut the landing al Sucz, If
f--tn tuoufand vel o(cphn=d troops The
vrter adds, thai The Inhabitants of Cairo hal
rlen 10 MATS agqinH The French troops there,
who vele b,itged in 'he ctade.
JUNE I6
The ratfdy Of 3oo.oool. gran Cd to th.
Cour, 1t Liibon, was On Monday put % boaru
The Anton frigate at Por1mou.h. She was Va
Cal geGerday for the Tagus, and was TO take
home tie iste PorJugucl- Amb4d4d1r, th- Che
waller D'Aim4ida.
LCND0N, JUNE ~.
Ir- I'LL.
ID Yer from Calais WI " 6.t.-n gaGeogers, Y III
aate, that the oppoGtc cal9 is linz with
French troops ana th-t great p operations ale
making for the threatened iayalon of Ills cou1.
Try A 40 atdii nal regiments marched into
Calai. a few days ago, ard 4 rum er III flat
botsom-d boats are iaid 10 w III rc8cinsIs. each
mounting three 80 FOUNDERS and capable OF
arriving from fifty % lfKty men They Ike
VT a4te, 'ha. the Chief Corful had a grand
re lew Il lh- National Guards ii the Gardens
ot the ThuiIe cries on TAurday lad, and that
i was currently reported At P4ris, that The army
OF the Rhine was to rs employed IN th- rnt -n-
dei expedition zgaiaR Eugland. The French
allow Us they lly. great merit in Egypt where
an amilt.e they add, has been recently cutter
ca into for twenty one day.
a Mort article from BruEels contains the
following paragraph -. The negotiations fur
a pe1ce between England and France are
greatly promoted by Count Cobeutzel, ~ Pmis.
Several points will now De conceded NY France
which would not have been yielded before the
late change Of gover.meu IN kuIl."
1oNDoN, JUNE IS.
Yeferd1y Government received dilpAtches
V-l N ...-..
letters from Lord Keith, dated the 81 Of l2i
month. Up % that period no affair of imPor-
tancc had taken place between TIE armies bu,
accounts from Admiral Blanket had reached
his LordhiP3 who continued with his lquadron
IN Aboukir Bay, announcing the arrival at
Suez Of the expedition, with ths reinforcement
from BenFal and Bombay. This accc1lion ol
frenGth will, by divertlng the attention, and
drvidtrg the forces Of the enemy, powerfully
tend to The iuccefo Of G-u. Hutchnlon's Opera
tons
Government la; alto received from Peterf
burgh further corrobOra-ions OF the friendly
difpoftion Of the Emperor Alexander. The
accounts from Petersburg, are dated the 14h
at IA month, at which tine Lord 81. Helen
| had not reached that capital.
The Squadron Of Sir ] Slumarez, which Il
TOW at lea, is to be reinforced BY two thips o.
IA guns, from the Channel Fleet Itw.il then
coniR Of feven fail Of The Inns, defined ID
cruize between Cadiz and Liibon.
The diviGon Of the Bre6 Fleet which has
been for fome time lying in the outer road rea
dy to1 iea, has been joined BY Geyeral lips on
the inner road.
Sm QEer 5Ijff5f o'egat N.
We ftop the preis 10 announce The receipt Of
PAYS papers to the 10Th int. They coatain
the following article Of intelligence
Paa June Owe have learnt officially hs
concluhon Of peace between Spain AMI Pouu
gal, and coniequenly alto between thee later
power and the French Repyblic, as Che vas oaly
| an auxiliary.
| The Ambadador, Lucien Bonaparte, has ei
Oft for CAdajos, in order TO Ggn The ueay.