Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

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l. 49, VIENNA, Auc. TO.
I. The Rpfiaps have placed the city Of Corfu
! IN fach "a itate OF defence, that itsmay be cal
led iecond Gibraltar. In the Interior ifland
the r,inous forts will lKtwiie be repared. AS
there are very few artizaps and workmen in the
Seven Hands, the Kuaians have brought with
then, 400 nations. carpenters; &c. by way Of
the Black Sea. The Rulian troops in the re-
! public of the Seven Hands, are now eftimated
| at 10000 men.
LONDON, SEPT J.
The Hamburger mail due on the 2oth ult.
arrived this morning. Louis the Xlllth and
his flute. arrived at Grodno on the ut. His
, mott Chriiiian Maieffy was received with great
! ditiinlion. He will there hold his humble,
bur moral court in mo e iecurity than at War
!aw The Queen, and the Duchels of Angou-
iene are not mentioned. as having: yet joined
them. Whether their remaining behind is their
own act, or the confcguencc of orders from the
ns7o Emperor (fhe Emperor of the French we
mcan) is not itated. Jewould not at All fur
prize us to hear that General Canlincourf, who
dragged the Duke d Enghicn from his cattle,
had been ient with chofeD band OF ruifians to
arreit the Queen and the Ducheis, at Warfaw,
the police of which has proved to be lax in what
concerns the haplcls family of The Bourbons
The daughter of Louis XVI may be again
doomed 10 vifit the Temple for it is evident
that Bonapar,e has formed the dehgn Of cutting
off the whole os the Bourbon race. He began
with t:le Condo branch, and the tiger having
once ,aiSed their blood, viii not BIC latiated til.
he i,as drained and drank the LIFT drop.
The Ruiiian fquadron, is believed at Copen-
hagen, to have no other ohjef IN view than
mere exercif. and manouyres 1.-The vchels that
are 10 pafs into the North Sea, are faid to be
ordered thther with view to the nifrudion
and improvement of the cadets. We believe
the court of Denmark to be very i'll informed
of the intentions Of the Rulllan capnet.
LONDON, SEPT. 8.
On Thu,fday we nated, that we had been in
formed through a mof respectable channel,
that treaty had juit been concluded, by which
Ru1ia Sweden, and Denmark, engaged to en-
ploy their united forces againit Bonaparte, for
the purpcfe Of vndicatins the integrity OF Ger
| many, and rettraining the ambitious projects
of france.
1
!. tend to confirm the correctness Of our ha.ement
| Dispatches have been received from Lord Keith
which. on grounds which can hardly be quef-.
! tioneb, fate that the RuiIian, Swedi!h, and
! Danfh miniiters have Quilted Paris" This in7
tclGsence was received by cru'zers under the
command of his lordlhip, who had fpokcn. few
| eral neutral veiels which were making their eff
cape by all pollible means out of the Frenc',
ports, under the inprefion that an immediate
rupture would take place between their coun-
tries and France. ! ONE of the vetless are re-
ported to have paid large douceurs to procure
! permilEon to depart.
| To the above we have to add the following
confederation A private letter of the 1T init.
received lalt night from the Hague, itates, that
:" as toon as his majehy the King OF Sweden
| received information of the libel which Bona
| parte caufed to be inherited in the Moniteur, he
immediately diipatched a courier TO his Charge
! d flares at Paris, MIR. Ackerbad, with orders
| for him to quit France withour taking leave
| At the fame time orders were fent 70 stockholm,
| intilnating to Bonapartc's Charge d. flares
there, that his preicnce. would be dit 'enied with
in Sweden An political relations have there
+! fore ccafcd between Sweden and France. = but
| the Swcdih Conlui General NJ. Seigneul, con-
tinues fill TO reide at Paris for the protection
| fthe commerce of the Swedih fubletts with
France. |: is, however, iuppotes;apsn the son
| tinent, hat the CorGcan uiurper, in tit OF
! PATTON, will foon order him away, and perhaps
declares war aganft Sweden" The letter add.
that sit was at Munich, Bouararte's iololent
libel overlook his Swedilh majeay. who infant
ly left the Bavarian capital to avoid the prefence
of Bonaparte's emiary there, NJ. Otto, and
went to refide, viii, his Queen, at the Electors
fcountry feat, Nymphenberg; bur his fuppoied.
that before this tine his majeify is upon his