The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
Ene GD65ette.
Wilmington, AtH ls, 1910.
VERY LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

York in 80 days from London, has furnished
London dates to the 9th Of March, four weeks
later than advices heretofore received. We
much regret that our limits do not permit us
to go fully into detail but we shall endea> Or to
give as comprehensive summary as possible.
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS.
The Morning Chronicle asserts it, as cur
rent rci'ort only that Mr. Pinkney and the Mar
quis Wellesley had terminated an amcab|e
adjustment of the differences between the U.
S. and G. Britain the treaty to be sent out by
the John Adams, which was to touch at Havre
for dispatch bearer. That MIR. Pinkney was
one Of the guests at Lord Someryil!e's shou ;
and after being toasted, made long speech
about his wishes to restore harmony between
the two nations, how much he desired &c a cor.
dial friendship with that country, on terms
consistent with the honor of his owns" ard de-
claring that "the two nations were .fo,sunatciv
bound in amty by all sorts of tie, which if i,
were possible they should he so disposed" he
hoped "thcy would not be strong enough 10
Ireak." prudenty closed by expressing fear
that he had " trcspassed pen that discretion
which so emphatically become his Situation" "
and quaffed the nohleman's WING by " drinking
his lordshps health" No other minister was
proposed to be sent out to this tourtry-Lor,l
Chatham had resigned and change oi ministry
was talked Of; all the ports Of Spain fyom Gizon
to France arc declared in state Of biock kade no
Licensed vessel is to be pcrmiitc, to clear out from
France, unes, half her cargo is wine or brandy
the Roman territory i, to he divided into two
dePartments-but the popcs' in future not to he
allowed the exc -sc OF any temporal authority.
Kussa, It is reported, contrary to the wishes o
France, in making every effort to terminate the
war with Turkey, in consequence coolness i
said TO exist between the two powers From
Csdlz, the esd Feb. Intelligence was received
that 10000 French composed the army of Tic-
tor, to whom the conduct Of the seige Of ths,
tor,re. was committed. The Myrtle s!oop o
war had sailed for Lisbon, with $50, 900 dollars
Algsziras, with 1900 Spaniards had surrender
ca to 66 French light horse, expecting dctach-
ment OF the enemy al the port, where they had
no garrison. Bonsparte, il seems is about tc
take from his brother Louis the crown Of Flol
land, and to order strong division Of troops
INTO that country for the defence cf the coast
The following important note has been sent tc
gen. Armstrong:
NOTE,
From, the Ministcr Of Foreign yffdirsto Mr.. INV
S1HONCs INkHkotCF 4 tSHtPOtcHtMf q JfuN INC -
nited States:
The undersigned having rendered ar
account to the Emperor and King, of I'll,
conversation which he had with Mr.. Arm
strong, minister Plenipoten'iary from tn,
y, States Of America. his Majesty ha, au
,horiscd him to return the following an
swer:
His Majesty considers his DEGREES o
Berlin and Milan az conformablc TO tn,
principles of eternal justice, if they wer
| not the compelled consequences of the Or
! ders of the British Council. and above a,
that of November, 1907. When Englan,
proclaimed an universal sovereignty bv III
pretension Of making the universe submi
to right OF navigation. and Of bringing tn
industry Of every nation under this iuris
diction OF her Parliament, his majesty con
sidered it the duty of all independent nat,
ors to defend their sovereignty, and d,
clared dena,ionalized the vessels, which
ranging themselves under the dominion c
England, recognized the sovereignty whic
she arrogated over them.
"His Majesty distinguishes the visi, an
the recognition of the vessel. The reco1
ni''on has no other objec, but to ascertai
the reality of the flag. The visit is an ii
ferior inquest, made notwithstanding Il,
flag is ascertaincd, and Of which the resu
is either the pressing Of individuals, ii
couhscation ei merchandise, or the applies
tion of arbitrary laws or dispositions.
=" His Majesty could not bu, attend to ii
proceedings Of the United States, who will
out making any complaint to France. con
: prised her 10 their acts Of exclusion an
in the month of May prohibited the ent,
r into their ports Of French vessels, und,
. the penalty of con6sca,ion. Immediate
that his Majesty was informed of tn