Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-09-19
gF0Eelga 9uteIIlgence.
From The Palladinm.
LATE5T FROM ENGLAND.

containing London dates 10 July 10
eight days the .atst. A few extracfsfollow /:
LONDON, Julr IS.
a depuc7tioT from the Ottoman Porte
Charged with 2 PACIFIC MISSION. have
arrived in England.
Dispatches from Id. Collncwood. daf-
Cd eft Cadiz June Is, mentions, that the
FRENCH Gen. Dupont had offered TO CAN'T
Aiate on terms, bot the Patriots infifed on
ms unconditional iurrender. His fupplies
have been Intercepted
According 10 return made 10 Id. Col
l'ncwood, I,loo 600 men are in arms.
SIR John Moore troops have returned
from Sweden, and are under orders for
Gibraltar, TO be ready to afit the Spani-
ards.
The rumors Of rupture between Aul-
tina and France continue.
The American diipatch-vefIrl St. Micha-
Cd has arrived from France.
JE.y 2o.-Diipatchcs from Gen Spen-
Ger have been received by Col. Smith, who
LETT Cadiz on the 9Th int.
a communication has been eRabifheG.
between the armies Of Leon, Alturias and
Gallicla, with the forces Of Ehremadura,
- that they are enabled 70 act in concert.
IN lntercourte has alto been opened be-
tween Gallicia and the Junta Of OportO,
oy which means the Generals who COM
mandeG in Tuy and LOrenfe have direct
interchange ofinfantry, cavalry and ammu-
Iutltlon, for their REFLECTIVE objects.
Troops coutinue to Be embarked for
Spain and Portugal, and money and am
munition 70 be forwarded.
Sir Thomas DYER arrived At Giion June
2, and ives Immediately waited upon by
deputaiion from the Provincial Govern
Inent at Oveido, by whom he was reCeiv-
ci with degree of pomp and enthuGafm
difficult 10 defcbe. a letter from Mr..
Canning, Of which Sir Thomas was the
bearer, was immediately pubihed. 1t
contained the warmeR afurauces Of the
curdia! cooperation of the Brltilh Gov
rrnment, and had RATED the minds Of the
Spaniards TO frenzy ofjoy. Two Eng
lih ihips had aiio arrived at Gijon with an
immenie quantity of muikets, pixies, artil-
l1ry aud ammunition.
Extra7 2ra Djpatcb fran Gen. Spencer,
n Fiic9urt CaRlereigh, dated on bsar4
n. ". hip Windfor Cattle sFAyamont,
tune Il.
" i IS very fatisfaaory for me to in
form your Lordlhip, that the movement
have made 10 this quarter, at the requrf
of Gen. Morla, has been attended with
he haPpieR effects. The French troops
are retiring IN every direction towards
Liibon, eXcers Tome very insignificant par
Lee
and po1s on the iide of Portugal. The
Portuguele people are rifing in all parts,
encouraged greatly by our Preience here
ana the Spanilh frontier on the Guadiana,
is thus efft9uaIly fecured from any attack
OF the French. / have the honor TO he sc,
B. SPENCER, Major Gen.
The expectation of fpeedy peace with
RuiIia had diminifhed.
The King OF Sweden has proceeded TO
ioin hi army in Finland. One account
.fays It was reported he intended to make
peace with RuiIia another, that the ex-
pe6tatiOn of fuch an event was leiiened.-
The Swedes continued fucCei5ful over the
Rufiians.
Deputies have arrived in England from
The French troops in Portugal are princi-
paUy coucen trated at Liibon. The patri-
ots have cut up all the imaller fcattered
detachments Of their invaders.
BRITISH TROOPS.
The remainder of the troops and militia
~ flores, long under orders for Halifax &
Ouebec,and embarked, have been relanded
III England, in cOntequence Of the expect
ations which were entertained OF the con-
tinuance Of peace with the U. States.-
Thefe troops are now, it is iaid, TO be fent
20 Spain.
THE POPE.
A Glafgow paper of the goth July, con-
( tans A very long note from the Cardinal
Gabrielli, frft Secretary to the Pope, to
the French Minfter Of Foreign Affairs,
Champagnv. This note explains what
were the demands Of Bonaparte, rather
than 20 comply with which, His Holineis
cxpofed himfelf TO fee his Capital occupi-
I'd BY French troops, and his perion ~
their power. They were, at frf. that he
fh0uld enter into an OlFeniiYe and defenfve
alliance with France againit the Eugiiih &
All Heretics; & afterwards that he lhould
enter iato fuch an alliance without any
exceptions. The French Envoy having
left Rome, His Holinefs had fill the firm
refs 10 recall his Legate from Paris.
F,-om Lagmra.
CAPTAIN Turner informs that French
brig of IS gnns arrived II Laguira, with
orders from France-and two days after,
Britilh frigate arrived with the news Of
p.ace-oa which the brig was ordered
away by the Goyernor,but was purtued By
lie 'frisate and made prize cf-Another
french brig loaded with ProvhonS Tor
n - ~ - Nh.