Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24

t.re and . radical charge in all the sepsr,
ments, 10 iut them 10 regal eovernmeaf
Acknowledgements IS 10 be called to the throne
with rhe titie OF King. He is ayersc % accrn.
!, ing the ltation and has accepted with relnc.
.ance the milton TO Napoeon's Cou4. wbe,e
/. the bn6acfs is TO be planned Economy IS the
f,ell which is to reconcile all parties to the
change.
STATE PsPeR.
IL SzeeAB aofe 70 ii. GaAoyi, Fyescg eIyqe
deJaf'aD5.
Sfocf5sio,, SGT. :.
Ills Majeay the King of Sweden, has re-
ccived repor, Of the improper, the iniolent,
nd the ridiculous oblervations which Mon.
ieur Napoleon Buonaparte has allowed 70 be
inf.rted in his Moniteur, &c the l4th Augua,
under the article Ratifbon
"rbe tone, the ttyle, ana the labiea Of this
article ere all Of 70. extraordinary narure,
that his Maicey has been vet hardy able 70
comprehend The Object of fuch an act OF poti
cal extravacance If il has been done IN the
hope of milelding the pubic as to the conduct
of his maieity, as IT appears from the urcom-
mon pains thar are taken to draw a line Of iepar-
ation between ms Maiefty and his iub;ects, let
The world underitand, thar any mitigation to
that effect never could haze been Iefs likely 10
fuccced than at this momene, & than il always
will. with people Whole inrereits are bound
I'D with tho!e of foves eign, who has never
feparated his property from theirs, and who ne
yer feels 70 happy as when he contributes to tie
glory aud to the happiness OF his iubiccts
T :. IS his majefty cannot, confident with his
own dignity, or the honor Of his crown, permit
anv official intercourse, after iuch an iniult, he
has ordered me, Sir, to communicate TO you,
that, from this day, all diplomatic intercourse
of every kind, bo5h private and public, is I'M
nlediately to ceafe between the French legation
at Stockholm and his majeity's government.
" As a fcntence in the article above mention
ed, feems to imply that the French government
is dfpofed to admit that the continuance of the
commercial ntercourie between Sweden and
France would be attended with fome advanta-
ges, his majelty, Oh his part, is viking to per-
NIT the fame from thofc fcntimcnts Of effeem
which he always entertained for the people of
France fentignents which he has inherited
from his anceitors, and which owe their origin
TO FAR happier times.
(Signed1 ct D. EHRENHEIM.'
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WASHINGTON, DEC. 10.
We di(charge nournful duty IN laying be-
fore our readers the following aatement of
deaths in Malaga in this year, up to the i th
September lat, communicated in letter reoeiv-
ed from Cadiz :--io,S43 of both fexes ; 200
folders; 800 guards; II phyicians AZ cier-
,gy of the Cathedral Il private clergy 81 re-
ligious perlons; 7o monks.
BALTIMORE, DEC. @.
From Weyl5iqg'on, N. C.. Noq. 10" Irtelli-
.gence has bsen received here, to-day, thar an
lnfarre6tion and revolt among the blacks of S.
Carolina and of Georgia, had been concerted
and had well nigh broken out; but a detection
of their plan having been made, by apprehend-
ing levera of their embaiies between the ftates,
il was defeated"
DcfAlnes, by an imperial decree, of the ed
September, has levied duty of two dollars per
gallon, on all ardent fpirits imported into his
cominions.
All the BritiGh veatIs, excepting one, left Ha-
wanna, the aft November.
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