Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

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ton, and this promputudc was stirlout
Y ed 10 the zeal and influence OF brother
Of the consignee. On thus obtaining
permission TO leave the port, Capt Il
was hurried off for fear OF counter
order from the capricious Emperor
Il was understood that the principles q
| the Berlin and Milan DEGREES we're to
be enforced, till the Emperor had heard
from America, Of the measures OF Con
gress against England II Against
England while French measures re-
NAMED unchanged y
Captain Hullen denies having stated,
as published in the Chronicle, that he
understood al American vessels were
given up in France )" or that he gave
ali opinion, " that all American vessels
arriving in the ports of France would
be allowed TO sell their cargoes, and
| depart without molestation." The
news related by him, is directly the
reverse"
Vel the Chronicle tells its readers,
that the Fedsralists will misrepresent
The accounts from France, for election
eering purposes; and the Argus copies
| the Chronicle statements, with the
same independence that the shave fol-
lows his master.
Further accounts from France.
The brig Cathariut- Ray, Masterton,
arrived al n. York, III IS days from
LOrient which port she left March
the 22I.
Capt. M. and his passengers have
furnished the editors Of the Mercsn-
tile Advertiser with the following in
teuigence THAT on the evening of
the ed March, the town of L'OrisAt
was Illuminated, and great rejoicings
took place, on receiving news from Par
is, that the Empress of France had been
safely delivered of q Son, who was i'm
mediately named King Of Rome, and
Young Emteror Of tie West.
"On the 9th of March, intelligence
reached L'O rient, from Naniz, stating
that on the 18th Of March an order was
received at the Custom-House, not 10
permit the departure Of any American
vessel. In short the Emperor has re-
solved not TO make determination rela-
tive to American affairs. This is GER
tainly as il was received from the Di-
reaction pF t1a Cuc.D~,0e
Capt. NJ. informs Us, that the Ca
tharine Ray cleared on the 10th Of
March, having all the passengers and
pilot on board--,hal the Commissary
General Of Police having made his
search tie big got under way, and
came 10 an anchor in the Bay, where
She was embargoed until the 18th, by
order Of the Project.
We further learn, that the Director
General OF the Post-Ofice, had issued
an order, 10 burn al letters directed TO
or from England, without any exam
nation.
The French Journal de Commerce
contains from the lst Of January, 10 the
18th oil March, adyices of 2s3 bankrupt
cies.
a decree Of the 9Th March, gives
all the Offices in the administration TO
the military and for the future none
will be admitted in such office without
having been at least five years in the ar.
my.
The French government have taken
the following vessels, which they are
now fitting cut fast sailers) Of Bayonne
Tor Batavia; sch'rs, Prosper, Of New
York; Postboy, Of Philadelphia 1rir.,
Eleanor, Fas.n, Posfboy, LDchange.
HGSgk, 6, OF BALTIMORE and snip
Hawk, Of Philadelphia.
~ be high duuea paid in France Oh
Cotton, literally swallow up The whole
receipts. a calculation has been MAIDS
on parcel lateIy sold, in which the er-
fences exceeded The amount of sales. bv
exactly three franks. 4nH BouahQrle
IoVcs tLe -1nlericans---Qnd drEyAts FL
fAeir commercial frosheriIy q! :!
.4no'her Kingdom united 10 France.
On the 9th Of March Jerome Bang
fGrfe King OF Weslphalia issued Pro-
c!amallon cedlng that Couauy to the
Emperor Of France, for the purpose Of
placing it under the immediate govern.
ihent Of Napolean.
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we have il settled beyond tie possibility
! OF douot BY the late arrivals from Franco
that Napoleon is still determined u persisi
~ hI1 system OF ssfaesTa,ion, and ccnf.ea
! tGeR.
I there seems now 10 be left no raw of bone.
,nS' the American property transported 10
'@"ee curing the DEGREES e. c. during tile
period that Donapartc's agents ia Ansrico
cohceed that they existed Tor they Lave
never " TACT been repeatedly and since their
pretended repeal, Will not he suffered ~ M
| sold or disposed Of by Americancitizens. Inn