Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12
D0rtla,l0,
Monday, August -, 1911.

! 1850.
| Our latest ACCOUNTS from France are ".
the 10Th. and from England to tile 22l III
| Tune.-0n the lob, Banaparte went ia
State 70 the Legislative Assembly and de
Iliyered a Speech, III which lie informs tbs
mock Legislators Of the birth Of an heir,
which mus, SATISFY them ~ 70 the future
that he has put all eud 10 the scandal Or re-
Iigion by uniting Rome 70 the empire, aad
requiring the Pope N reside IN the centre UT
christianity that Holland j. aHneAed "
France, without which. hIs empue would
not be complete. He also says that this
country is adopting measures 10 cause tie
freedom Of OR flag (zuhnt are thru and
that HE viii second US lie had givtR
TO the King of Spain (his brother ~ then
at Faris) al tina. was necessary 70 settle &C.
fairs in that Cou4 ny. and predicts ihatEa-
e1asG must meet the fate 81 Carthage, t-
DESTROYED, and concludes by telling tbem
that he finds himselfin fortunate situation
as he shall neither impose any new TAX Gur
augment the imposts. The EpgIish Of THIS
is, that the millions lie has Dluuder'd trofn
the citizens oflhis and ether Countries have
furnished him with cash for the present
Ssult's account Of the battle uf Albuera
had been published in Paris. n which, la
claims the viCotry, that v1S 1900 men ~
attacked the English and Portuguese army
con sis,ing Of $4,000, that their loss -
5000 and his $500 in killed and wounded
and that in a short time he should defeat
the allies.
All Disputes between Russia and France
are adjusted, The former has Obtained
iedve of Bonaparte 70 import such British
manufactures as she Is greatly in want ",
and to land colonial produce from British
vessels in all her ports.
July the LIST il was yehoyte2 AZ Lisb0r u
that the allied army had raised the siege of
Badsioz and retired TO within 50 or 70mile-
OF Lisbon There were various c0ujectures
as to the reason; some attributed 1t 10 al.
augmentation Of the Esench, others 70
want Of supplies
From England accounts as respects ti.is
Country are somewhat alarming.
The intelligence Of the affair uetwixt tie
President and Little Belt as published in
the American Papers had reached there
and caused much fermentation Of the pub
lick mind. The Government, not having re-
ceived Captsin Binsham's statement, had
adopted no measures relative TO ii. BY the
remarks in the British papers, the impress
ion is, that the United States fcigste sailed
with orders for the attack and that she fired
first and it ID added if these are The facts
and they are not disSyowed by our Govern
nent then there Is but one course for theirs
10 pursue. But We much doubt whether
the American Captain hsA orders to attack
the Court, which is summoned for tie
trial Of Captain Rogers, Will decide the
question as to who fired first.
In Parliament, on the evening Of the 21st
Of June, Mr.. .Whitbread said that he con-
sidered the scabbard thrown away rs 20 Al
mericas IN the condemnation Of the Fox
and after some observations on The affair OE
Tie Little Belt, concluded by moving fJr
the correspondence between Mr.. Plnkney
aad the British Ministry - Mr.. Percival re.
Piled that Til the rssult Of M Fosters
mission was known, no explanation could be
entered into, but when that was cisSed hc
would not avoid an investigaI ion nor decline
giving every satisfaction.