Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-10
Foreign Articles.
from Papers received at New York.by the
Marlborough, from Bordeaux.
REIFAST. IAN. I'll.

The accounts from the Congreis at
Vienna continue to be contradictory
Every dav brings new ftatement but it
appears 10 be the general opinion that the
momentous points have been long fixed.
The Emperor of Rulia has appointed
a committee TO frame Contribution for
Poland.
The Prince of Neufchatel, American
pfiyarecr, of IIo men, II guns, has
been taken and fent into Penzance.
LONDON, JAN. Awe received this
morning Paris papers to the 24th init
{Tuelday laf) On Monday the Duke
of Wellington had his audience Of leave
of the French King, and had long and
particular conference with his Majelty,
previous to bis Grace's departure on the
milton to the Congrefs at Vienna The
buGnefs of the embafy at Paris is to be
transacted by the fecretary of Legation,
Lord T Somerfct, who is 10 act as Pro
yifional Minilter Plenipo;entiary in his
Grace's ablence Nothing is faid in the
Paris papers respecting the motives Of
this extraordinary milton. The Gazette
de France Jays, after noticing the audi
ence. g We only know that his Excel
lency took leave of the King to proceed
to Vienna, where his nay will, it is fup
posed, be but momentary."
Tran. lated far TIE Commercial Adveyti5sr,
Jfam a Bordeaxx PAPER gf tie III Of
Febyaary.
VIENNA, JAN. I5-It is faid that
Pfulia, notwithstanding all the arrange.
meats which are propofed to her, is abfo-
iu;slY determined to hold the circle and
city Of LEIPZIG When once the fate Of
Saxony is fixed, the high powers will
turn their attention to The provinces on
the left bank of the Rhine, and much
warm and lively difention is likely to
take place Thofe who expect fpeedy
Termination of the Congrels, and who
expreis an afurance that it will clofe in
three or four weeks, are much deceived
in their calculations.
The Emperor Alexander has declared
that he will not leave Vienna until all
the greag fubjefs are regulated in a de
hnitiye manner.
The affairs of Germany remain in
fufpence.
The affairs of Switzerland are said to
be arranged - his country will be free,
independent, and competed of u can
tons. The Bifhopric of ba1e will be
RENTED to the canton OF Bourne.
CADiz Jan. s.-Whilit the commerce
of other powers is returning its ancient
activity, which fate of peace naturally
brings, ours fill continues in fate of
itasnation. The intercourfe with our.
trans. atlantic poAeGions are fufpended in
ccnfequence of diiIentions which have
urhappily diiturbed 'hole countries and
we are at prefent threatened with rupt.
ure with rhe regency of Algiers. The
commerce of our coating craft is the only
one We can as yet enjoy with fccurity,
and to which we are lamentably reduced,
will then alto be interdi6ed to us, owing
to the dangers 10 which our veff-ls will
be expofcd. Our naval force is not iuf
hciently formidable to caufe them to be
refpeeted.-Theie circumstances will af
feet materially all the ports of the PENN.
fula, but more particularly thofe of the
Mediterranean. We feel more feniibly
our unhappinefs, when we compare our
f.uation with the ever growing profperi-
ty of oM peighbors the P@rtuguele; thei
maritime commerce is growing to very
tourifhing fate Not long Gnce, Portus
gal fent 10 Canton, in China, only two
ihips per year; The now tends twelve
and the number of her fhips now trading
to India, amounts 10 eighty. The port
Of Lisbon prlients picture truly inter
citing.
Pa,is, June, 2oThe foreign Ambaf
fadors and Minilters, on the 24th this
month, paid their refpects to the King
and the royal Family, among them were
remarked the American Winters MefIrs.
Clay, Bayard, and Kuaell, and MetIrs.