Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

/, fome DAYS after his Lordihip's arri.
val at Paris and fome foreign pa.
pers had alto ifated that his Lord
lhip had been introduced TO Bona
| parte. The extracts from the Paris
Journals in the Lyden Gazette con-
| tradi6t both thefe reports. They
fate, that the negotiations commenc-
ed BY Lord Yarmouth, are continu-
ed with great activity, by Lord Laud-
erdale. His Lordfhip it is faid, bad
long conference with Nj. Talley-
rand on the 9th, the day after his ar
rival in that city the rcfult of which
was tent off to London, but he was
not pretended on the 9th to Bona
parte, il being contrary to etiquette,
hat this ceremony hould take place
until after the Ggning of a treaty of
Peace. Great attention and refpeet
are faid TO be paid to the Englifh Ne
gociator. Every thing that could
give offence is ffrietly prohibited by
the Governnent and the Police
have been directed to remove all car
features, that tend to didicule or re-
feet upon this country, from the
print fhops and places Of public ex-
hibition.
AUG. 22.-Thc Msmfeur. which is
the Gazette of the French Govern
ment, in its .numbtr of the ! 9Th inf.
contains the following important ar
ticle
/" We efteem ourfelves fortunate
in obtaining the information necefa.
ny to put the public on their guard
agalnit the rumours which are at
prelcnt in circulation, and which we
are authorized to communicate.
+" Ell the difficulties which exifted
in Germany have been removed.
Aufria has acknowledged the Con-
federation Of the Rhine /; and the
title of the Emperor of Auffria con.
fers upon this Houie title equal to
thofe of other Imperial HoufeS.
Pruiia has acknowledged the
Confederation Of the Rhine, as well
as the late arrangement in Germany.
(" His Majcfy the King Of Pruaia
has appointed M De Humboldt hi;
Miniiter Plenipotentiary to Naples.
He has ALTO appointed Minihcrs 70
the King of Holland, and 10 the
Duke of Cleves and Berg.
The Emperor Of Auitria has al
70 acknowledged the King Of the two
7siciiies.
(" The orders are preparing for the
Staff for the return of the Grand
Army and the tctef on account Of
the peace, will take place at the end
of September, as we before mention
ed.
+" The affairs Of the continent are
in that itate of arrangement at pre-
ient, thar it May look to permanent
tranquility. Gold and corruption
would be TOWN in vain there is not
Prince who would be willing to fell
the blood Of his fubjects.
The ratification of the Treaty Of
Peace with Rutila will be exchanged
at St. Petersburg on the 18th init.
and all the information which has
been lately received from the great
capital, furniihes frefh proofs Of the
pacific Gifpoiition of the Emperor
Alexander, and Of his deGre to con.
tribute tc the general peace"
AUG 20. We are happy in Being
able TO itate that Lords Holland and
Auckland are juif appointed Plenipo-
tentionarIes, in order to negotiate
with MeArs. Pinckney and Monroe,
concerning the difficulties which
have arifen between the United
States and Great Britain.
The papers, which lately announc-
ed a difiolution Of Parliament imme-
diately after the harvea, now allure
Us, that minilters have no fash m
tention, and that unlefs in cafe of a
failure of the negotiation, diGolu-
ton will not take place until March
next.