Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
Hftssht.


Ata late hour alt evening, Liverpool! papers
.~on,dn;rc London dates TO the 81 Nov. were
received. from which we have made the follow
ing extracts, embracing thofe articles wh'en,
upon hafy perufal, appeared important
A comfortable nunibc, Q! letters and papers
have been Tecciycdin' town from Holland ~
shcfe We learn that there are feyeral tronS par
ties in Holland consending'for asccldency III the
pew government Of that country and each iesk.
ing BY intrigue TO obtain the iuppoft OF france.
"A great bufteis ttated to prevail on board the
FRANKFORT feet III the Texel; tits alto iald that
the troops at Zeft are under orders Tor enbar-
.ation at the fame time, however, arrange
mcnts are made for their further fupport IN the
camp, ihould c.reumit ances delay their cmbar-
kation.
A letter from the Hague, Of the .3d, fates,
that a large lquadron Of Ruiilan hips OF war
with between / and 10000 troops, is on the
eve of failing IRON, the Black Sea to the Adr,at-
lex. In the mean time the king OF Prnina - oo.
sily engaged in mediation between France and
RufTia.
The French and Batasian troopson the coat
sf Flanders axe faid to funer much from tie 81
feas Of an cpidemick difeafe.
letter from gentleman in Gottenbrrgh,
received at Glafsow on Friday, tatcs, that the
I,t.a intelligence from Stockhola, announced
Thar . treaty. had been entered into between
Britain and sweden, IN which 1t was agreed, tna'
ON being fubGdized, large portion OF The owe- :
din army and navy were 10 De at the uliPo'al Q,
his Britannica Majcay. Ruiha was iuppoied
to be PARTY in the treaty.
According to the report OF lour Du'fn aeisf-
,eYs, Bonapartc had frnt rotitiss orders iso"
Aix.la. Chapclle 70 the French Commodore at
Ferrol TO fail for Brett, even though he ihou'd
Be- obliged to fight his way through our cru'ze':.
The tousdron would, in consequence, have az
ready left Fcrrol had not an aid-de-camP Of the
Snani,h Min;fier Of marine arrived from Cadlz
with difpa,chcs, which induced him to wait fol
further inRruaions from France.
tits believed at Ferro, s. on board the French
feet, that the fhips which are equippIng az Ca
dig and Barcelona will cooperate with tho
French as auxiliaries only to certain dlitance
from the Spaniih coat, as the Spanlfh cabinet
regards It's neutrality encroached upon by the
Itristnefs Of our hlockading fqaadron Iheie
Dutchrncn aHcrt. that the greatcit anarchy and
confufion prevail all over Span: that the iniur,
re6fion which began -,car biiboa, has EXTENDED
10 the neighboring provinces ana 'ha1 Inc IN
furgents amounted to upwards OF 10000 "eh'
aud were daily incrcadng. This Latter rspoTI
was confirmed BY an American captain from
Coruna, who added, that the leaders OF the M
farrettion are spaniards formerly in the french
ieryicc, and Young men educated IN france.
The common belief among all ciaiics OF people
is, that the d;ilolution of the Spanlh m.nateny'-
orat lcait prneral revolution. is at hand. ms
dangerous iuperiition is kept up by tne pre-
tended prophecies, cirsulasedby Panfh prlsits
In French pay; and il will, theTsiofS, ,s', y
furpriGng, it an igporant people, mus oe'aas"'
aud ALTO tormcnled b famine and 'l'ea's' MN ~
from dcfpair, ieck remedy IN the WORT OF :"
evils, rebellion.
The Star Of the I'd Nov hates that or ,'co'g'
Bon,hoid ,he Britilia Reiillsnt at il@nou'S's