Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-21

to Egypt only to BE fdughtercd by tht
ArabIans, and 1000 men 10 the Spanil
We0-lndies, we can alone feel ientiment'
Of pity for the eXtravagant avarice with
which that Cabinet is tormented.
The peace of Tiff puts an end to The
| operations Of The army notwithstanding
this, all the PrulIian coat and ports viii
| b. ihut againt the Englilh and i is
probable the continental blockade will not
prove mere found.
The Porte IS included il the Treaty.
The revolution which lately occurred al
ConRantinople, was an Anti Chriftian rev.
, olution, which has nothing in common
with the policy Of Europe.
! The Adiutant-Commandant Guillemi
not Is gone TO Beilaraba, where he will
communicate to the Grand V,zitr the IN
tcliigence Of the Peace, and the liberty
given to the Porte to take part in it, as
wei as of the conditions of the treaty il
which the Porte is intereled.
LONDON, dug. I.
The Tonningen Mail, due on Wednet-
day arrived laft night, with letters and pa
pers to the z7th ult. from Altoona and
Hamburg, containing an official copy of
the Treaty Of Peace between France and
Pruflia, fgned on the 9th, at Tilt, and
ratified on the Iz.h at Konigiberg. Wet
phaia, and the territories in PofleiliOn Of
Pru1ia between the Elbe and Rhine at
the commencement Of the war, including
Hanover, are to be erected into a new
kingdom, entitled the kingdom Of Welt
phalis, Of which Jerome Bonaparte is &C
knOwledged King. The King of Pruf1ia
alio acknowledges the Kings OF Naples
and Holland, the Rheniih cOntederacy,
and all the Kings, to be created by Bona
Parte out Of that fruitful flock. The
greater part of the Polhh provinces Of
pruiiia, are to be formed into a Dutchy,
under the fovereignty Of the King of Sax
Ony, with the title of Duke of Wartaw.--
The other parts Of the Prufian Provinces
IL Poland, are given to the Emperor Alex
ander, who does not difdain TO fhare in
the plumber Of his fallen friend and
ally. Such il the mode i'll which Bona
parte has fulfilled his promile to re-eaab.
liih the kingdom Of Poland, and iuCh is
the liberality Pruf1ia has experienced from
the victor. She is expressly cut down 70
the fate in which lhe was III I77z; but
even thus fripped Of one half Of his ter
ritOrial domain, aud Of about FIVE millions
of his fubjects, Frederick William cannot
call himielf matter of what remains.
He retains nothing but a nominal indePen-
dence. A free pahlge for troops is to Be
allowed through his fates, between SaXo-
ny and WariAw, and he is interdicted
from all trade and commerce with Great
Britain and her colonies, until the conClu-
lion Of general peace with England
Such, with the acknowledged of the in
Of Dantzic, are the leading
features Of the treaty.
The Emperor Alexander left Tilft on
the Izth, on bis return to st. Petersburg.
BOnaParte was expected at Frankfort, from
Dretden, on the 2oth, on his return 10
Paris.
The contents Of the Gottenburg Mail,
received yeferday, excited iome appre-
henfOns that Strallund had furrendercd to
the French. They were however unfound-
ed. So late as the 25th lat, the garrifon
made a fortie, but was repulicd. The
French are preparing to befege it in form.
Bernadotte has returned to Hamburg,
and the French Cufom-H oufe Officers
have returned their fituationS in that city.
90 No Britiih trade or manufacture" will
be foon the order Of the day upon the
Continent.