The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-06

raging o. tie bclis, ami the l,yirg On lie
chimes.
" We sincerely congratulate our reacers on
the ne s 50 interesting to humanity, and hope
tina, it will soon be followed by general
peace" e
Still we remain without any 'urh her account
of terms Of peace, except tina. they are most
humiliating to Austria.
Spanish papers arrived this morning to the
27th u!t. Their contents would have afforded
us pleasure, had we reason to believe that Be-
naparte would remain occupied on the banks Of
the Danube. But the moment he has finished
his business with A.s,ria. will be the signal for
marching against Spain, and for overwhelming
her with his numerous legions. Short will be
the interval between his quitting the banks of
the Danube and his appearing on the declevities
OF the pyrenees. He will lose no time in dali
lance at Paris. IIeis none Of those souls that
like to unbcnd themselves after war in the plea
| sures OF a capital, or in the enjoymcns of home
or kindred. For him there is no home--ior
him peace has no joys, end tranquility no
charms. The termination OF one war is but the
prelude 70 the commencement of new one,
and having trofden upon the neck of Austria,
he will fly with all the activity of his nature to
rivet his yoke upon the neck of Spain. The
golden opportunity which the Austrian war af-
| forded has been os,--from what causes. whc-
| Their from the hardness of the Spanish charac-
| ter, or the imbecity Of the Spanish Junta, or
| the adoption of an improper system, it were
now useless to enquire, aud unavang to la
| ment.
| Letters from Gibraltar state that the liar
quis Wellesley had made spirited remon-
STRANGE to the supreme junta, on the intliciencY
OF their measures TO resist the ubjugatlon OF
! Spain.
a letter from Gibraltar says" The utmost
discomfort against the present government pre-
walls throughout Spain, and the Jun,a are so
apprehensve of an instruction at Seville, that
they have ordered ten thousand men there from
the armies, to protect their persons. Marquis
Wellesley attends the supreme junta twice and
thrice I'ay: but there is reason to sup
pose that he is justly dissatisfied with their con.
duct"
The Marquis Wellesley will certainly be re-
called from Spain, to fill one fthe departments
of government.
AT present the following are the cabinet min
isters-Ht hon. Spencer Percival, is first lord
of the treasury, (a) and chancellor Of the ex-
chequer-lord Bathurst, secretary Of state for
foreign affairs, (o)-Rt. hon. Robert Dundas
Saunders, secretary of the war department, icy
Rt, hon. Charles York, secretary at war, a.
the other ministers retain their seals.
(a) In the room Of the duke of Porland-(b)
in the room of Mr.. Camng--(c) in the room
OF lord Castlereagh-(d) vice lord Gowen.
An order has been issued at Cadiz by the
Spanish government, allowing all vessels who
, bring cargoes Of rice, -four, and provis ons, te
, export specie.
. The trial at Auguru, Maine, of persons con
cerned in the murder of the unfortunate Ch4d
soich, has contrary to general expectation, even
{ tuated in their acqittal.
As distIller in Copenhagen has lately polish
. cd an account stating that'having several time
distilled brandy or gin from wheat stepped il
salt water. he constantly obtained nearly 2-27th
more spirits than from an equal quantity 0
wheat not so STEPPED.