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Sir Arthv Heiiesiy. who row commands
the combined British and Spanish forces in
Spain, has given an account OF his military
situation in that country. BY this 1T appears,
that the tide of sccce.s sets in favour Of the
French.


Gen A,msfrong.--A letter from London,
received by a late arrival at Boston, men,
tions, that Gen Armstrong was at Amster-
dam. This account slsc states, that previ-
GUS TO Bonaparte's victory over the Austri-
ans, articles had been agreed upon as the
basis of a treaty between the IT, States and
France but since the French Emperor's
late success in Germany, notice had been
seat to Paris to suspend the negotiation,
unless the United States would declare war
against England.