Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-17

court no lantton, bar my apPaafr;
we have nothing to look for but a deter
mined relolute unanimity among ourielyes
to drive the daring Corlican and his hoit
from our flores the infant they dare let
foot upon it.
Paris, or r6--We fiatter ourielves
! that Rullia will continue TO obisrve her
fyitem of neutrality 1t is faid thar Prince
Dalgoruckxisappointed fuccehor to Count
Markof-
Some emigrants ofdiltinction have been
fent TO the temple, charged with htr'gues
againf the governments.
The prepara atoms for the invaslon of
England are continued with Gnabated &C
tivity there will be no thought of peace
till the decifon Of the great icene now.
preparing.
Two couriers have arrived here from
Madrid ;: one to the Spanifh ambaaador,
the Chcvalier Azara, and the other to the
minifer Talleyrand. Spain is now unan-
imous with France with refped to the
meafureS to be taken. We ihall ioon lee
the consequences Of her union in tE1e~war
with England.
Hamburg, Ga s.--The Emperor ofRuiiia, it is
faid, is extremely diGats6ed with the ,relento over
bearing fyGrm of French policy. He has poi
| lively ,efuied to fecohd the views OF France, Or
aang in ihe lear unfrendly manner againlt Eng
land. His Imperial Maje(ty has like wife declar-
cd, that he will net fsser any diminu'ion or diva
| Gon of the Ottoman Empire, provided that the
| Grand Signior maintains tia neutrality. The
Porte has pronnded 10 comply with the Emperor's
defres and the public accounts from Confan,i
nope, of tka 18th ult, fully corrobo-ate this intel
| liSence.
Pvss, On. 10 The emigrants who were late
| " Denounced or fent to the temple, it is under
GOOD were not engaged in any direct royalit con.
ipiracy, but iupetted as friends TO England,
and carrying On 4 correspondence with that eoun'
| try. The mother of the Firf Conful intends to
| make Wifi to her brother Cardinal Fetch, at
| Rome. The greater part of her daughters and
| daughters-in law, will, it is fad accompany her
| on her journey, which will take place at the fame
| time with that of the Firff Coniili.
| Madame Bonaparte sill ola fever, and is only
| vifited by her family.
| The report thar the Grand Mater Of Malta has
| retired 70 Gorfa is coatrad1lecs.
London, Nov. Nothing of in7por-
lance in the city has tranfpired fince my
lalf. notwithstanding the daily reports,
lately in circulation refpe0ing hofilities
againit Spain and Portugal nothing has
| appeared on the part of:government Of
warlike nature.
The funds have experienced no depref-
iion of late.
Somepaeifc proportions which are faid
to have been made by Rufia to France
have been rejected, and there feemS to be
Tome csolnefS between the KuGlan ambai-
fador and the hrf conful, who correiponds
directly with the emperor of Runia. A
mother AmbaGador IS expected to fucceed
| NJ. Markoff.
London Nov. 6.-The whole Of. yefer-
doy was engrolled by all ranks in giving
and receiving opinions of the variety of
intelligence brought from France, by va
rious channels.-The grand expedition
is the pivot upon which everything feems
| to turn.
Benaparte has got hhnfelf furrounded
by body guard Of 6ooo horle and foot,
each Of whom are not lefs than feet
high He has got befides his gun boats,
a number of vehels called caroncers, at
.ealt IS ofthem theie veaes are conltruc-
ted about 70 feet long, are fchooner rig
| ged, with oars, and carry each "a
Ipounder in bow and fern, with fwivels,
and are manned with So artillery men.
| Within Is miles of Brett, cantonments