Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
Late Foreign Intelligence.
BY ay,ivals at Baton and Ne.syork.

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vIrNNA, DC. IA courier arrived yef
tefday from our A mbafador, at Paris, Count de
Cohetzel and the rumor is now common in
our diplomatic circle, that the 6rR Cosfui has
repeated the bafe and impairment fcenes with
Lord Whtwor'b and count MarkoE, and iafu ted
the Representatives of our S>sereign in France.
/. !. laid, tina, at the inaanf Bonaparte received
the information Of the orders TENT TO our Troops
in Tyrol 10 take Oberha,s, he difpatched Talley
rand TO our AmbGador, who accompanied him to
fhe Tauilleies, Wherein The preienee of his gen.
erals. Senator, and coufeliors ct State, he in an
angry and loud tone, demanded, 6 How the En- =
peror of Germany, whole weakened Rate was
proverbial, dared TO "a in hollile manoer. with
on, previeufy expaining to Frame his motives, and
demanding its mediation OF deciion p and with
out permitting any replytc be added. "-thas If
the imperial troop. had entered the Bavarian ter
rno,y, and, after the fomhons Of The Eiettor of
Bavaria, did not evaeuate il in ~ days, 10000
Frenehmen fhould change at Vienna the Hered
itary State of Aultria into an Elective Republic.
Alter this revolutionary philippe he TUNED bis
back upon our confuted ambahador. and lett the
room. The Archduke Charles was clofsted YET,
terdsy with the Emperor, and IN the night cour
Ter was fent to 81. P4terfbu,gh. In the war Office
there is great deal Of buale, and the Ray of
the Archdule on the parade ibis moroiag was Vn.
ufoaliy thort; he looked very thoughtful The
mott d'Rnguiihsd Generals have received orders
to come here before the fra Of January, and
The regiments defined againa Bavaria have been
fent to augment the number OF our troops on the
frontiers OF Italy and Swirzerland.--All loyal
men continue to regret the abfence Of an Eng.
lin Ambadador.
Pans, JAx. aa-The MiriRer of Marine,
Decres, arrived on Thurfday at Paris from the
journey which be made along the coat of Flsfh
,ng. On the fame day the Filt Conful did not
appear at the aaembly and ball given by his Lady,
TIL very late, having been long time employed
with the MiniRer Of M4sine. 1t ia fad in Paris
that Benaparte viii fer out Immediately AFTER the
Council on Wednefday next. and be abfent long
time. pIe(ons however, attached to the houlhold
of the 6r Couful, affirm, that he will no, leave the
capital for thefe three four weeks. In the camp
a, Compeigoe they are buiy preparing entertain
meets and feaivities againt the return of Madam
is, and to morrow or the following day wilfretnsn
to Compeigne. "a,
General Mecou has been appointed measSes Of
the Legion, of honour, and has taken the pfual
ca hs at Turin. sls ~.
,Tansar, z4-At the Diplomatic audience %
Sunday 1.-THE zzd) the Baron Won Bredow was pre-.
tented to the Fra Confus by the Marquis De Lueh.
eiini; the commander De Almerda, BY th. Por.
toguele De Souxs and the late Helvetiap Mi
hitter, NJ. Stop'er. gave in his letters Of recall.
The fpeech made TO the FirR Conful at this au.
d;ence, byCi,izen ,Fcntanes. Prefdent Of the Leg
illAtve body, contains, among other things, the
following harering exprelhons .~
"The delcrip,on of our in ternal fituation 4 the
enumeration OF your benefattions. The great and
falu,ary changes which We Zee are the work of
years. An the rays OF the national glory which had
been obicured for century, have acquired fplen.
dour which they never diiplayed before your time
The tumuls Of war does not diaurb our iecuIity
for which we owe to you our thanks. Your foul
appears have been anstsied into the fouls of oil
Frenchmcn. A century OF glory may follow .
moment Of danger. and that reaetfion is iuficen,
10 tender them enviable. A general lentimen. of
confidence and courage animated he nation. The
preient tosbds Us 10 fear for the future We mar
.rua every Thing 10 him who can fotfee every
thing"
The 6ra conlal Gays, among o'her ,hiogsin his
anfwer. t
"The prsfsnt fitting will be occupied on The MOI
import ant cbjeas in the budget Of the p.efent
year tn E Government has fought TO unite is necec
fi;ies w'tb the interea Of the ci.xens. TIE sspen