Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1904.

LdteR t,om Europe lateit dates from
Europe are by the arrival of the John Adams
at Bottom. he Palladium of Friday contains
the following fummary:
Latt evening arrived ihip John Adams, capt.
Wood, "A days from Liverpool. We received
our files of London papers to the r4th uls But
their contents are not important. Nothing far
Their, that can be relied on, is given with refpea
TO the threatened invahon. Il is laid Bona
parte gave mott Incorporate and in!uiting
anlwer to the Ruff an remembrance refpc6ting
the execution OF the Duke of Enghein.- Louis
XVIII. has publiihed protelt againtt the ufur-
patton of the throne of France by Bonaparte-
Il is mentioned il the Britifh papers that Ne
reau has been TENT to the United States. The
Sonipirators who were guiotRed cried NiVe Ia
RAJ till the moment OF their execution.
LONDON, JULY s.
private letter from Paris, dated June 81,
{ays, he American minter, Mr. Lving lon
has returned, with good bills for fifteen millions
Of lvres but he was, notwithstanding, not
received by T4llevrand in the manner he ex.
peGted, after his financial aud political expedi-
ton to England becaufs, more money, and a
better ihue, were hoped fer here. On Mr. Liv-
ingifon's hrt conference, after his arrival here
he remained clofsfted with Ta!eyrand for fix
hours, and courier was fent to the emperor
Immediately afterwards, who ordered Talieyrand
to wait upon his uiajeity."
Spain and The United States - We have ru-
nours from Cadiz, that rupture between spain
and this country was expected. 1t appears &c
have been imagined by individuals that our gov
srnment would very highly refent the refuial o.
the courl of Madrid to ra,ity the convention
which provided for the claims of American CT
tizers for Spaniih exceiles. We UNDERTAKE
that his moft catholic majelty had nor only de
clined to ian6ticn that convention, but that hi
niniiter had refuled to negotiate further witt
Ihe American ambahador OH the iubje6t 1t il
added, that our envoy had been 70 offended a,
the treatment he received as to have demand
ed paHports, intending to return to America
teur government undoubtedly have DIP atohe:
nom Mr.. Pinckney.
From Nants, June TO-" now inform you
that new duty of 80 confines per ton, has been
but few days ago eftablifhcd by government
on all foreign veRels entering the river Loire
,aid duty appears to be peculiar 10 this river
as the act of government does not fay that II
3hall be RATED in any other but the Loire.
:" ne cafe OF tnc mp HiiiieIVd vi Doioi
capt. lob William Hall, mentioned in my aii
vas ultimately decided by the minIter Of ma
tine at Paris. She was ordered OUT Of the port
IS coming from England, 70 no American vef-
fel will in future be admitted to enter any port
of France when coming from Great Britain
Perhaps it would be al liable that the mer-
chants of the United States do not tend their
seiIels to Falmouth, Cowes, or any port OF
Great Britain for market, when they have
time views on France.-in this lait cafe the
iaand of Rec, would be the mott proper place
81 touch at to be informed Of tke Tate of mar
tees in France.
10000 acres of land have been purchaeed in
,se Fate of Ohio, for German emisrants. "A.
BQut 600 are now expected there.