Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
foreign gfuteillge.lce.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

from Nanlz, Paris dates to July ~, were
received.
: Sir Robert Wilton, Capt. Hutchinfon
and MIR. Bruce, the three gentlemen who
afis,ed Lavalette in making his efcape,
have been releaied from priion and order.
ed to leave France. The former was CO.
log Immediately to London Hutchinfon
60 rejoin his corps a, Cambria and Bruce
was to marry Mfs Croble, and depart
for Italy
BY decree of Louis, foreign manufac-
tured goods Of cotton and wool, are rigid.
ly prohibited from being imported into
France.
Gen. Mouton Duvernet has been con.
demned to death by the Council of War
at Lyons from which fentence he has
appealed
An article from Vienna of the I4th
July, aa,es the following -
"The confidence which people here
have in the general peace the financial
operations Of the government the COM
mercial REGULATIONS of the merchants.
which every dry acquire more activity /;
the decreafe OF the government paper |;
the total disbandonment of the militia !;
the leave OF abfence grantedevery day to
officers and folders of every grade the
! fale of military horfes and wagons
which daily takes place the dispe Gon
of the different regiments ) and, in fact,
all IN the hufrian monarchy. hows
tranquility, happinefs, and the ddpolition
Of the government. The Emperor of
: Au(tria, with good faith and fidelity to
: accomplish his engagements has decided
to gran: TO his people long peace, and
begins to gather the benefits of it,"
PARIS, JULY "A.
! The Algerines are tending into the in
terror all their riches, being fearful of a
, bombardment.
= In the Aultrian doninions. ten millions
Aorins Of paper money have been with
drawn from circulation and deitroyed.
fwenty one beautiful ,horfes from Eng
land, had arrived at Offend, being a pre-
TENT frem the Prince Regent, to the Prince
Royal Of Orange.
Letters mention that the vintage will
be bad this year in France. The wealth,
er is repreien,ed to have been very cold
and the rains ineefant Thus, we find
that in France, as well as in Germany
Holland aud England, the fcafon has been
deftructiye and wet.-LN. \. Pep<r.1
ALGihRS.
Important We underftand the com.
mandirg o.Hcer in theMeditefranean fee,
has been authorized to notify the Dey Of
I Algiers, that he muf ncknoukdge the trea
,ty or expect an immediate 7uar. His refu
cal, we are Informed, will amount to
declaration of hotilities. Mar. Reg.
INTERESTING--FROM MEXICO.
Extract Of letter r. om an American Officer. to hi
father in New Y RI Gated
Bay @st Le.n A.zS o. Team, Dig 4
''Since wrote you from this place, We
have been down TO Mexico, voyage
from which have derived much infor.
nation respecting that delightful country
We were at Bonquille, the principal port
belonging TO the Patriots, where had
40 opportunity of learning the prefent
Gate of the two parties, and the reful;
that may be expected from their political
difputes.
aCivil War, in its mott terrific form
RACES over the fertile regions of Mexico
The Royaliits initantly put to death all
psifoners taken from the other party
and all Royalies taken by the Patriots
are fcnt to the interior. whence they new.
er return, as the principle Of retaliation
is rigidly obferved - Spanifh fhip
with 8o,o dollars in fpecie. and val
liable cargo, was driven alhore BY Car
shagenian pri,a'ccr, juit b;for our arri
val at Bonqulls The crew, innocent
traders, were Immediately ieized by the
commandant OF tn place. and marched
into the i0tcrior to meet their fate.
sFrom the conversation of fome A.
merican gentleman engaged in the coun
try, l am induced to believe that the
Patriots are making great advances to