Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-09-25

TAC4H E.N f1.1stD.
By the arrival of the ship Frances,
Taylor, in So days from Crcenock,
London papers to August 9th, & Gree
mock papers to the 10th, have been Ie-
ceiyed at Newyork.
sCF' The latest ne'.s from Austria,
il communicated by private letters
from Holland, which announce the
signing OF pfeliminaries of PEACE BE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. The
reported terms are, that Austria cedes
her territories Oh the right bank OF the
Danube, to BaVario, the dominlons Of
which are 10 extend 10 Vienna on the
East, and following line along the
frontiers Of Hungary to the Drau (the
Draye) [zuhieh rises tn the 11roi, runs
across Carinthaa and entering Sara,
continues IFS eoarse about east, u7,fi az
strikes Hangaryl. From the head Of
this river, in the Tytol, the line IS 10
run to Inspruck and Bregenz; dil-
ding Austria by an east ana Yves, llaa
into two portions, nearly equal the
north portion to be attached 10 Bava.
ria. The part south Of the Brave, In
Guiding par. of Carinthia, Carpiola, Is
tria, Trieste, and Fiune, TO be added to
Italy.
Bavaria is TO cedc the Tyrol 10
France. Sone addition is 10 be made
20 Wirtemburg and Baden, from Fran.
COMA. AUSTRIA of course, is no more
but the Emperor is to retain Bohemia,
M9ravia, and Hungary Russia is to
obtain an increase of territory in Aus
trian Poland and Saxony Is to have
an increase s01ieSyherc.
such are the conditions which, re-
port says, have been signed but no
official account had been received Of
the fact, al London, on the 9th, or 9TH
or than the letters from Holland. rheir
being ratified was therefore doubted.
On the other hand, on the 5th an Au-
strian messenger arrived with dispatch
es to MIR. Canning, dated the 9th Of Jul
ly, announcing the intention of the
Emperor Francis to propose an Ar
mistice, and his hope that the success
itit No-oE(fAtiOtlN VI liiC lttlSfl NCI.u
enable him To renew hostilities.
The Archdake Charles's head quar-
tiers remained al Igiou, in Morayia, a
town nearly on the line betwt y Mo-
raYia and Bohemia, and but about 40
miles north of Zoaim. Our opinion
is confirmed by this circumstance, that
the French suffered very severely, in
the battle of the 9th, as Bonanarte did
not wish 10 risk the chance of another
engagement, in a change OF position
and is said to have ordered accommo-
! dations in Vienna for 50 900 wounded.
fCT' il was ascertained that the
Grand Expedition had arrived ut the
mouths OF the Soheldt, and had COM
Inenced operations. Nothing official
had trAnspifed; but rumour said that
they had taken Schcnen and Waicheren..
Nothing is said OF CadSand. Sc1ozo.n
Is the northernmost oil tile three, and is
fifteen miles long and six broad. Dai-
eherc& Is. nine miles long and eight
broad. Alter the capture CT the three
Islands, it Is probable the expedition
or pars of ii, will ascend the Scheldt
TO .dnfwerh, the great depot OF French
naval stores, and their principal port
for building ships of war; This expe-
diIion will soon bring Bonaparte to
| Paris.
~ The Court Gazette Of August
5ih contains official letters from Ad.
miiai Saumarez, announcing the cap
iure OF six Russian gun.boats, in the
BalIick, and twelve vessels under their
protection, laden with powder, proyi,
SONS and naval stores.
Likewise, a letter from captain Lerd
George Stuart, dated of Cuxhaven, de-
scfibing gallant excursion of small
! detachment from his command to Cess
Sendoyf % miles from Cuxhaven,
| where they drove off the garrison
troops (26o), DESTROYED the batteries,
brought off the powder, and six wag-
gon loads of coniiscated metchandi2e.
and returned in 81 hours Rthey7orv
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