Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-29

Restored, clear OF expense 10000
Recaptured from the French
and restored clear of ex-
peDse $500
--
Total restored $4,000
Retained by the English 1890
The difference here is not so great as
al Norfolk, but is as eight and half to
one--yet the resentment OF govern
ment and its paEtizans is vented upon
England, as the tyrant Of the seas, the
only impeachment to American COM
merce.
The rapid and glowing sketch of az
lars III Europe, which we have taken
from German letter, is worth peru
sal. The writer served in the un.
fortunate Campaigns of the Austrian
and German armies, and afterwards
in the instruction in Westphalia.
Elk Bali. Fed. Ken.
Ertrdcf eta letter dated Cadiz, august
81, 1910. from German Field off,
Ger IA the Brzish service, 10 ms friend
III Baltimore.
Happy are you that YOU do not see
the wounds Of yoir county. Remain
ID America until the sun Of freedom
shall enlighten with new day the desc
lated fields of Germany.-Bonaparte is
endeavouring 10 outsuip time and to
:hilate every thing under the iron
weight of his crushing despuusm-
Wherever he strikes his foot there is
nothing but confusion, and wherever his
hands are laid there prevails the annihi-
lation OF all human laws, and man him.
sell sinks 10 a slavish brute, or if he
possesses too much native energy TO
fall so low he becomes bandit and
robber. Rage away, Iyrant! Though
You strive TO crush the spirit Of the age,
1t will freely pursue its course, and sf-
ter your death if not before, will fire
your structures with its never-extin-
gnished torch.
But whilst the wretched king Of
Prussia left the brave Schill and us in
the luroh, Bonaparte in order q reward
him, caused the Marks and Silesia tobe
occupied, and dethroned his majesty Of
Prussia, who may now, with his ma
Jesty oil Hollsnd, purchase farm for
himself wherever he pleases.
Would TO God Bonaparte had treat
sdthe Germans as he did the Spaniayds,
and taken away all the princes ! then
we should now be Germans, and GER
tstnly more mighty adversaries OF
France than the Spaniards, whose cou.
rage ana spirit have been depressed un-
der SO many miserable governments
following one after the other. 1t is
expected here, That nevertheless the
Cortes will finally produce a salutary
revolution.
4 he brave Tyrolese are again in
arms, and who knows what conse-
quences their great example may pro
unce At the present period
TAe Austrian Emperor is now en-
TREY lost, as he is beset on all sides by
his BROTHER Charles, 7Dho is one 81 me
fTlaafiaf Causes Of me dazvataS qf Eu-
rotle, and by prince Lichtenstein.-
Would to God, that he followed his
own head or. his brother John, and ali
would be well.-But il appears as if
Napoleon was really The rod of Cod :
anger against our degenerate Princes,
and therefore wish he was done with
ihem, that he might cease to plague the
people.
In Sweden Formal breach Is near
taking place bctWesa the nobility, cit
izeES, and farmers, ali event which has
long bce- desirable for Sweden, as the
nobility always made revolutions for
themselves, and were opposed 70 every
popular king. The old and shameless
uncle Of the unfortunate Gnstayus, sent
the English Ambassador home again,
because England naturally espoused the
Cause Of The people.
Respecting Russia / am silent. For,
what Wretched adversary is sEch an
Alexander /. The fall of Prince Kurakin
the Russian minister at Paris, from
The stairs Of Schwartzenbecg's Burn
| ing Dancing Hall, is perhaps Atype anc
torewarning of what is TO happen.
SUcH IS EURoPE.
Natural PGtriofism.--The following
anecdote is extracted from q very H.
teresting accoupI Of The lste hsurlec