Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-26

1enerd7y eight veHels arrived IN
the river from Hamburger. They
form part of feet,ef 90 fail of Bri-
tifh yeTcls which were lying at Ham
burgh. On Sunday the goth uIt, a
bout four o'clock in the afternoon,
fuddea, and peremPtory order was
communicated from the Britifh Vice
Conful, defiring them to quit that
place in twelve hours, and the Elbe
without delay. This intimation was
given in confequence Of an Official.
notice by the PruGian Conful, de.
-cIaring that all the ports of the Pruf-
fan dominions, and all other ports
in the North of Europe, where bis
Pru1ian Maiefty pofieles any control,
were to be ihut againit .Britiih vef.
iels and Britfh manufactures
The conformation which this in
telligence excited, at Hamburger may
be conceived. The boom which u
fed every night to be ihut, was on
this location left open. Some fEips
failed in ballait only, one wi hout
balaft; fome with all the. cargoes
they had carried OUT, others half un-r
laden. so preiiing was tie Orde
thar the officer Of his MSjefy's 1oop
Spy, which, IN company with a brig
cutter, had gone up the Elbe as far
as Stadt, to protea the ihipping
coming dewn, declared that any vel-
fel left behind, after the given time,
he mutt burn.
About fortnight ago 1000 Puf-
ian troops with a large train Of hca-
Wy artillery, pafIed down the Elbe
for Stadt and Cuxhaven. On Mon
day latt the matters Of Tome of the
Britiih veilels landed ar Cuxhayen,
wher= the Pruhi ms are employed in
rafting two. formidable batteries,
each 2f- 2s pieces ofhery ordnance.
On tuefday they wifhed again to go.
on fhore. but were refufed premii-
6on by the commander Of the Spy
tiloop.
Great approximations were enter
tanned at Hambursh that all the Bri-
tith property WILDE conhfcated. 1t
Is itated that the quantity of Br;tiih
property now there is not 70 conGd-
cradle as ii. was lately. The Britifh
fubjeets are aPPehenGve for their
perfonal fafety. '-'-' 49,
Some PruGsn fhips with troops
and heavy artillery on board, have
appeared before Hamburg, to protea
her, as the vultare does the lamb.
The RuGian troops, in Poland, 70
far from evacuating that place, are on
the contrary daily.-augmepting their
numbers and accounts fate that
throughout the RutIian frontiers,
the roads are covered with artillery,
ammunition Wagons and troops, that
al immenie army.was collected on
the frontier and that the recruiting
IN the interfour country, was going
on without interruption: +;
Fhe' duke Of SaiTex tthe 9th fon
of his majefy) il is faid will 90 out
governor general of jamaiea. Z
e The grounds of difference between
the trfif, government and the Uni
ted states Of America have, VIC un
derftsade eDgagad the particular al.
7tentlon of@minifers and according
To report, the hon. David Ernzine,
fon OF the lord chancellor, is TO be
ient.to that eonntry Upon fpecial
miiHou.
The grand military fetc at Paris,
It's, reported is to be pottpontd to
the end Of May or beginning of June,
in eonfequenee. Of the detention Of
the troops in Germany, beyond the
expected period. The Boluvards are
to De the principal fcene of fsfiyity,
and there upwards of 400, 900 men
are so~be feafed for eight days and
nights.
The P2htical cooks are very anxious
to know what is to be the fate of the
diet of Ratiibon.