This morning the ST. Michaels arrived from
L'Orient, which fhe left on the 2Ift Aug
The mehenger fhe brought has proceeded to
Walhington BY this arrival we are informed
ihzt our affairs in France, are as gloomy as
they can well De, without profped Of their
being bettered. The DEGREES continue in
force, and condemnztions Of American prop
erty are rapidly proceeding. There was no
thing known in France refpecting the great
diiaiters, their affairs have fuffained in Spain,
except that French paper Of the goth Aug
mentions that Joieph Bonaparte has left Mad
rid.


No change had taken place in England
more favorable than the former ftate Of things


nor was there any probability Of the or
ders in council being removed Thus the
Eritifh feem TO be well latisied with our !.
handonment of the ocean, and are feeking in
every part of the world the means Of doing
without our produce. "A few months longer,
aud the embargo will have RATED US up enc
mics IN the Spansrds, more Jealous rivals in
the EDgiith- numerous competitors in the mar
kets we formerly enjoyed, and al aggrzvation
ot the injuries France has Inflicted in a pro-
grelilcn equal 10 our forbearance and fubmif-
iion.


What viii Americans now think Of the fou
afertion, Propagated from a member of the


Admin,ifrauon, for eieGtioneering purpofe.
that when the 81 MichaeIs arrived, the En-
barge would be removed -!
4


| when the s MichseIs was at L'Cnent, M


lntercourie was permitted with her, excep


iuch o was neseilary for the bufinefs Of th,


mefennger. l. was probably apprekended th,


French people might hear OF lhs occurrence
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