Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-25
portlano,
Monday, December Is, 1909.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

THE last accounts from Europe confirm
the settlement of Treaty IF Peace between
France and Austria. The ratiica,ions we're
exchanged Oct. tho goth. An abstract IF
The conditions Of the treaty will he found
under the head efioregn inteilig zace.--.'.l,e
Emperor Francis, withstanding the sac
riGces ofterritory arl principle hc has been
compelled to make, has obtained as good II
not better terms than was 10 be expected,
considering the defeats his army eSpcrien-
ced during the campaign. The Emperor
of Austria recognizes all Bonaparfe's manu-
f1ctured Kisgs, Princes, and Nobility, and
his usurpations in Italy, Spain and Portugal,
and eng .ges to break off al connection with
England.
The London papers intimate that the
new British ministry are unpopular, and
that il is probable the Crcnvilie party will
succeed - their places. 1t is said these
men are more favorable IN their views to-
wards the u States than the present adj
minstrst.on are. But we have SO often been
sisttc1ed aad deceived with reports of this
kind, that we place little or no reliance up
on them. Judging from the manner, the
negotiation has been broken off with Mr..
Jlcason, AID fem The sririt of hostility
manifested towards Great. Britain IS tie
ruling party in the u. States, there l. not
the lcas, prospect that an amIeable a5lust-
msut vii. take place at presen'.
The war in Spain i Still continued, a!tho'
the English forces have quit the country.
An action took s.ace on the 18Th 4 October,
between ,be French army in S.amanta,
nndsr General Marchoui, and the Saslsh
farces under Gen. pafqcc, near Tol~ne.
The French force consisted OF IL 900 men,
with . pieces Of cannon. and were defeated
with the loss OF lC00 men in killed and
wounded. Tie loss Of the Spaniafds lid
not amount TO 200 men.--,it the result OF
this battle will have 60 effect on the final
ne s,it of the conflict. Bunsparte has order Z
ed reinforcement ofI00,0 600 fresh troops,
into Spain. These, added to the French
forces now in that country, must soon &C.
eide the fate of Spsin. Right must yield
10 might. and the brave tho unfartanste
Standards, will be compelled 10 receive the
yoke Of the Usurper and Piunderer OF Eu-
ro,e. and wonld-be Emperor of the world.
The Portuguese are making every exer-
ton 20 oppose the French, should they at
tempt an invasion Of their country, 5y con.
structing forts on their frontiers, covering
the wells so as to prevent their invaders
from obtaining water, and by mining the
roads and filing the mines for explosion
their army consists of $50, 900 men.
In those districts in Spain where the
French have obtained possession, they send
The men and boys to France. IT. stated
by accounts from Paris, that Ferdinand the
7th, the rightiul sovereign Oh SPAN, has
been poisoned IN France.
The English government have resolved
npor retaining possession OF "sicheran aud
the defence OF Portugal.
yonapsr.c punches with severity most of
those officers who are SO unfortunate as to
BE- defeated.
he has uisgraocd gen. Monnei, late com.
mander At Flushing, and sequesiered Ill his
effects. no. aithstsnding he matte brave
res,s,ance 10 the English when they attack
ed The place The Captains of the French
sh,ns ,ate,y DESTROYED by the English in
Dasaue Road, have been tried and ole oil
them sllIi.
Baal,af'e IF EaSind.--The receipts Of
tie customs 10 kqy..nd ! ave 'nclrssep tie
present ycN' milsloH and a hdJ s'do!EHfs.
strong expectations exist IN rance lhat
the United States viii make common cause
IN Tie war against England. In perlodi-
tai publication printed At Paris, The polislc
al depaiament Of which is under tie dice.
ton OF the French Senate, u - declared
.hat the American government md or you'd
,e;ect the BRIrIsu MIsIs1ER, NIX JACK
SON 49, Should any one wish TO Nnow ~
wuat means the French government couiS
he nnarized of what would take place L. this
aountis, let them inquire oftle BACK
STAIRS gentry" a Washington.