Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-07
Dortsano,
Monday, August 7, 1909.

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........ 5000 $500
VT have received 10 information Of i'm.
rotance from Europe of later date than
vas published IN our last.
Banapute has received intelligence d
tive arrangement which had been entered
into between our government and the Brit
ISL aiss'er. Nj EeskiRe. but ite diavow.
al On he part of England Was not known N
France a, the last dates The emperor
viii probably restrain part of h's wrath
,ili. he finds what course our government
viii adopt with respect to Enslsnd.
Ii The negotiation with England should
be renewed we shall probshiy experience
the whole weight OF his Scnge lucc. a
nericans AMI American property ~ France
a-c Sill detained, The former as liable Ivy
hs DEGREES 10 be treated as prisoners OF
war, anil tie latter. To condemnation But
there Cannot be a doubt but that the real
OBJECT Of tic raier Of France IS TO Cypress
those he cannot conquer, or render sueser'
went tohis views.
Tbe sltnation OF our citizens in France Is
truly distressing they are treated with The
igtmos, rigour, si.l wholly neglected BY
Minister Armstrong. These things ought
not 50 10 be.
The Fteech army, on recrossing The
Danube, tooa quarters in Vienna.
The Arcbduxe Charles is about adopting
q new plan Of srrying on the war. his de
termination is - divide his forces into di-
visions, ard hsrfass the French, fas.'ur tni.n
risk the tate OF lis country upon single &C
tion.
The Russians have commenced hostiiities
against lie Turks with SUCCESS. There are
strong reasons which, indsce a belief, that
IL is the determination Of the Enpc rors A
lexander and Bonaparte 10 sa5lngate the
empire of Turkey
The Spanish Patriots still perscvere in
their struggle for the independence & Sove'
reigtty of their country, & by their accounts
Il would seem that they are ssnguine OF
success.
The French are completely driven out oil
P,&usaL
A number OF American vessels have late
~ been captured by the Danish priva,ecrs,
and sen. in for condemnation. They act
upon the authority of Bonaparte's DEGREES.
On the recsip, ei the dispatches from En-
gland, the President summoned TIE Heaos
OF the Departments to repair to Washing.
ton Nothing Of the tenor of the late dis.
patches, or cfthe course our Executive in.
tend to pursue has as yet been made pub
lick.
The Democratic papers have alreads dc
clared war against England, and pass THEN
consu-c upon the tenth Congress for not
making the embargo Ike the laws of the
Modes AMI Persi,ns.
when Mr.. ErskIne told our government
that England would rescind her orders IN
renewal of intercourse. then the cry was
"behold the wonderful effect OF the embar.
go, j, has brought England upon her mar
row bones" Now the cry in the Aurora, is
that if 1t had been continued long enough j
would have had an effect: or in Other
words. would have conquered England =
Though we never believed in this doctrine
set we.rejoiced at the settlement en'ere,
INTO by the President, without wishing e
atercs,e about the cause which led TO II
And we regret that any occurrence has ia
ken place 10 interrupt the prospect which
lately existed of a friendly intercourse. Th'
business is now in the hand, of our govern
u.cnt and we must wait the result.