Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-21
portlano,
Monday, May 81, 1910.
$500.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENrr

A
EUROPEAN LNTELLIGEMcF
! By the arrival Of the British packer -.
cess dn,elia. at Eewyork, London nsra ~
| the 9th of April h;.e been received ~ /"
papers are wholly silent on the sr,L;.' oe
our foreign relations-nor is there AM - q
ton Of minister being appointed 70 @ sea
coed Mr.. Jackson IN this country w.
stated the u. S fi'igate .1okn Adot1, ss ! !
+, from Cowes II for France, On The o6'h =
March, with dispatches from Mr.. pinkr.s
She viii take Gen. Armstiolg's commrn'
cations, if he has any to make. and tn.
proceed direct to this country. SA
DIR. Logan, the self-sppointed nrro.;.
tor, has arrived in England. Some 'b"s
he will effect settlement OF our Ii tTEarsrs.@
with Grest-Britain on his own account aDs
risk.
The late expedition to Holland hs, be-,
approved in the House Of Commons. 25c !
PSI. Majority in favor of the Ministry oS
Several changes are talked Of in the Rr;n.s
Cabinet. Sir Francis Buydet, yoleu, y,
poser of the present ministry, and menbsr
from Westminster, Formerly represeotsl
BY Mr.. Fox has been committed y NJ
Tower in London for publishing a seditioD.
. letter to his constituents.
The report OF the surrender Of Cadz i
not conhrmed.-A letter from Bsyonne II
March IL. mentions the passage throurb
that place OF large quantities of heavy orb,
nance and ammunition, destined for ".
siege of Cadiz. A number of officers of
engineers and artillery have passed tAyougb
Bayonne, on their way to Spain,
1t appears to be the determination Ollie
Spsnisrds to retain possession of Cadiz i
long as possible. 5000 British TROOPS. on
the 4th Of March, landed from the English
feet for the defence of the city. Fourteen
British ships IF the line were in Cadiz ba,
Admiral CoIVingwood, Commander Of II.
British squadron in the Mediterranean. n.
ed off Tonlon about the middle of March
his body has been sert to England. The
French force intended for the subiugatoo
OF Portugal are still unon the frontier, #
that country. The Empress Josephine, Be-.
nsparte's late wife, retires as bis new one
approaches, AMI viii IN future reside N
Italy. The French sre about to occupy D..
nIsh Holstein, under pretence that il will Be
invaded by the English
TIE follcuirg Ls'ter is Of The katrst dare fen
Rzssi1.
rErERssURcH, NARcH5.
"The TurDor of closing the Baltic against
neutrais ~ once more revived. To this BRO.
position, Russia will be very unwilling "a
consent, unless compulsory rlessnre. ore
adopted by the French Minister here. Il
Is SAID that Sweden and Denmark have n.
ready consented, but no reliance IL to /.
placed on the statements.
1T is matter Of great doubt, whether
even American vessels during the approach.
ing season, will be allowed to enter Rics
and the other Russian ports. Its reported.
that MIR. adams is against it. if the nan,
frauds practised on tie flag Of the y. STATE,
be not avoided, and if they 90 not cone
without licences from Great Britain OF
such vessels. he himself examines al The
papers, and rejects them if there Be lie
least ground Of suspicion
"Other matters remain much as thsy
we're when wrote to YOU last. The En-
peror t - understood, has changed lis Ms
tress for a Russian lady, ~.,o has tue ,aac
influence over him As her predecessor. saa
who Is equally under the control n Tx.
French Minister and his party"
Hehgoiaza, Ifgrck 2T.
We have just received the uupIeassHt
news OF the French having taken possesstO
OF the Isle Of Newark in tie river Eltt,
which viii cut off comnIunlcations iroa
Hamburg the french officers are rtlf
thick all sIong the coast"
Admiral Harvey was restored 10 his rs;s
in consequence Of a memorial to The King
H.