Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
LITE FOREIGN NEWS.
Receired al the UBce OF The Charleston
Citg Fdsetie.

City FdSe'te.
LONDON, Oct. s.
Saturday and yesterday We received
three days Paris papers to lhursda,
iJst inclusive.
An article from Konigsbcrg in these
journals states, that the friendly .e-
!ations between Russia and Portugal
are likely to be completely restored.
il is added that the court af Portugal
viii adopt different system to that ii
las heretofore pursued and that as q
go; sequence of this change the Por-
tuguese troops will be recalled from
Monte Vide0.
1t is reported that the King Of
Prussia intends to take journey to
Petersburg.
BRUSSELS. Sept. 81.
The troops of the right wing Of the
army Of occupation. which extends
from the Main to the North Sea, are
now composed as follows: the Rus
sian Corps amounts to 23.4D0 men,
Including all the persons belonging to
the troops: the BRITISH, corps consists
Of 222. 200 men, OF whom il is supposed
that 10000 are really military the
Danes, Saxons and Hanoverians,
make together corps Of $4,000 men.
Including all the persons attached to
the troops.-Every regiment Of in.
fantry has two field pieces complete
Iy besides large park in reserve. Il
the British corps has besides a nu-
merous horse artillery. The com
rnander Of she Russian corps has con.
tracted in these provinces for a guam
Itity oil aecoutremraIs.
IiAARLfM, Sept. so.
Letter from Stockholm. Sept. IL.
IS It is affirmed that Lord Strang-
ford is negotiating with our govern
ment respecting "a new tariff. This
affair excites great interest here.
Ii is hoped that the important
duty on our iron. plank aud timber in
England, will be Diminished, and that
the English manufactures will be al
owed TO be imported here, yet in gen
erai we should be glad Of a TariIt.--
II Us very probable that according 60
the new regulations colonial produce
will not be permitted to be imported
10 Sweden, unless coming directly
from America or from ports Of the
British, Islands,"
From an authentic letter from ,a!giers
.ang. 22.
Since the month Of May we llav,
been visited by the plague till tl''
rnd Of July the 'iistemner WAS kep
secret by superior authority. bu, TIN
plague berame so violent that il car
|ried off from 2 TO 500 daily. Til,
Whale east part of the c"uutry is at
tackled by it. At Constantine an'
Bona, "a great many persons hav'
been carried off. and it is said that II
rI.he latter city almost all tie inhabh
= ants have persisted.
" You see we have no want If VI
. riety here last year war. this yea
d. plague, almost famine. and sometime
! earthquakes. The Algrrinc ileet ha
: risen siace last years defeat like
!. Phoenix from its ashes they has
4 now IL Corsairs, including one frigat
e OF "a guns, 5 corvettes from s TO "a
live swift sailing briggs, and schoon
Ter. The smaller vessels have bee
upon a cruise, they were ordered 4
1.-THE Channel to try their fortune. an
as they met on their way with Ham
burger ship, and Russian do. the.
:. were taken together with three Span
isi slips, which we're not provides
; with the necessary passports. tn
Hamburger ship belonging TO Messrs
q. & III. Roo!ep, a pretty large brig
:, called the Ruyherstring commando
by capttin Laurinzen, was declared
!, good prize as soon as it arrived. Tn
Russian brig the Industry. oaptai
Schumann, bound from Riga to Cumil
:, with fax AMI fax seeds, is nat arrived
= yet, which cannot be accounted for
as it Swas taken Of Finisterre on til
Sd of July. ct was not known at Al
giers that Captain Sebumann had re
covered his ship by throwing the pi
:, rates into the sea y His. ship will b
. released as tie DEFY does FOL chuse {
nave a war with Russia. lt was ia
ken for a Prussian, in which case
would have shared the same fate O
the Hamburger. The surprise 9th
o Algerines. at not seeing capital
" Schumapn's ship arrive. is The greater
& because 5 Of the crew came at tl