Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-05-20
Latest from ENGLAND.

The ship Algernon, Clarke, has arrl'e'
AZ N York, from England. and orou6l' -
don dates 10 April Cd. From toe ~" III
tracts given in the II. York papers II 4,
pears, tie King Of Sweden, had resp -
| the government Of his Kingdom mo 'ns
| hands Of Bernsdottc that serious o'Stui
! hances were breaking out IN The NOM Z
! Europe, particularly at Hamburg "ng'e
| the CRY Of " long live the king OF England
was pubIickly Moderated in the siFee'S
that Tie Queen of England had been attack
ell with palsy, and was otherwise dangerous
ly i'll that the Emperor Alexander %no
Arch Duke of Austria were sponsors Oh lAe
Infantlne Napoleon.
Mr.. Pinkney was expected TO sah ior n
merca about tie Goth April.
There has not been (ssys London paper
Of March SO) single instance n France O
the Government having suffered an AmeFI-
can cargo to be delivered mo the hands 81
the consignee, except those laden with rsh'
All the other vessels and cargoes from n
merica have either been ccnhscsted, or are
under scquestrati0n.
The Paris accounts given IN the London
papers are 70 March 90, in which 10 pre-
sented the address Of the deputies from the
cities Of Hamburg, Lubec and Bremen, 70
the Emperor, together withhis reply. The
most important passages in his paper Is Tie
following :-"I intended 10 re-cOns:hule
your cities under an independent admins
trstion: when the changes produced IN the
world by the new laws of the British Coun-
Gil rendered the project impracticabie. II
was impossible for me TO give you an indie
pendent administration, since you could no
longer have an independent flag. The de-
cYees Of Berlin and Milan, arr the faEddhneH-
RAJ ia7rs Of my Empire; they cease only to
have effect as to those nations which defend
their sovereignty, and maintain the religion
Of their flag. England is in Estate ofblOck.
ade as 90 those nations which submit TO the
Orders Of 1906, because the flags thus sub
mItiing to the English laws are denational.
sed-they are English Those nations, on
the contrary, which fee. their Own dignity,
and find in their courage and power suff-
cient resources to disregard the blockade,
and 10 approach sIl the ports of my empire,
except those under real blocksdes, accor-
ding to The known usage and the stipulations
of the treaty of Utrecht, may hold cOmmuni-
cation with England. AS to them, England
is not blockaded. The DEGREES of Berlin
and Milan, flowing from the nature of things,
shall continue 10 form he public code ofmy
empire, as long a. England maintains her
Orders in Council, Of 1906 and 1907, and
Violates the Siipulatlons Of the treaty Of u
trecht upon this subject"
That maritime commerce which con-
edtuted your prosperity, cannot DC hence
forth received but in conjunction with the
restoration Of my maritime power. The
rights Of nations, the liberty Of the seas, and
general peace, must be conquered at one
AID the same time. When ! shall have up-
wards Of 100 sail Of the line, shall subju.
gate England in few campaigns"
The king is said to be so much recovered
as to afford hope of his speedily resuming
The royal functions.
Gen. Graham is TO be elevated TO the
peerage for his sPlended victory at Barro.
sa
These papers contain not syllable OF
news from Spain or Portugal.