Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-02
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iured, have taken favourable turn.
The Archductels MARIA LOUISA lives
very retired at Schenbrunn.- She has
dlfmii1ed fsveral of her French attendants
for making reprehcnli5lc proportions to
GLater accounts FAY, fhe was going to
milan.
The Aufrian troops, we learn, will
occupy Naples, until it pays twenty mil,
lions Of ducats to Auaria, as war in
demnity
PARIS, FEB 4-The report that Melrs
Wilton, Bruce, and Hutchenfon have been
liberated from prifon, is untrue.
Carnot has arrived at Wariaw on his
way to Rufia. S
The Chambers are difcufling p,geas
for the amelioration Of the condition of
the French Clergy.
The Emperors of Ruilia, AuiiTia and
PrulIia have entered into religious ALI
ance BY which all their fubjetts are to
greer each other as brethren II eek occa
fcn to do each other good, and to pro-
tea religion, peace and juitice.
NJ. Fouche has proceede / to Prague,
where he has met M rhibaudcaux.
Exf,af7 to respectable merchant in Bal.
fimore, dated BORDEAUX. FEB. 5
i" Gu, market for American produce
is at rrefent calm.-Cotton, however,
keeps very fteady. The Rock of tobac.
60 IL the port is fmall it coniiits chief
ly Of third quality Virginia, and is held
atflsf.
!" Cofee aud Sugar are rather improv-
ing other colonial produce is dull but
the interior of the country is by no means
abundan.ly fuppiied with foreign pro-
ducts, and we therefore calculate upon
general Improvement as the feafon ad-
vanccs.
"a new tariff is on the taps; by
which the duties upon colonial, and alto
upon many articles of American produce,
will be increafed Cotton. however, will
very probably be excepted
From Bordeaux papers to Feb. 6, incku/ivs
The king had venturej tc the opera,
the 6ra theatre in which he had fhewn
him(elf fince his return
The royal family of Portugal was ex-
pected to reiurn to Europe. and the
troops they left in America to join the
Spaniards fupprelIing the revclutionitts
Considerable irritation is experienced
by thofe powers expofed to the nroads of
the sigerines and other barbarians at the
norcbaAance' of the Enelilh on that
fubiect !; Admiral Exmouth himfcif,
commanding the Brinth forces in the
Mediterrane lately fell in with an AL
gerine cruifer, who demanded Of him
provi6ons for 200 chviltian flaves taken
from the coat of Naples ard Ancona.
threatening to throw them into the Tea if
not 'upplied. The proviGons were fur
nifhed.
The Chamber of Deputies is occupied
in herring petitions from manufacturers :
from ndisiauals who have been infulted
before The return of the king in confe-
quencc Of their adherence to his caufe,
praying redrefs and from others who
think the burdens of the times fhould be
levied on shofr whole attachment to the
ufurper had cauled The late troubles.
MonGeur Hyde de Melville is about
departing for the United States in quai
" Of ambafador; he has reiided long
time in the country as an exile, the fame
time with General MORGAN ; no body
is bettes acquainted there than himlelf,
and the reputation he left behind him, his
known loyal and devotion to the king
of which he has given 70 many proofs,
iultify in advance the choice of his ma
lefty, and caule the expectation that he
will be well received in contry where
10 many faithful Frenchmen have met
generous hofpitalily. :.
Fran Madeira.-A letter of the 9th
ult. deicrihes the marke. there as glutted
to the extreme with flour and corn, and
more was Gill arriving from the United
States,-ihe lhock of an earthquake was
felt in the fame ,fland on The morning of
the I'd ult. which continued for Fix min
utes +" during which time Gays the let
ter wrier) the iAand was in as greai