PHELAD. APRIL II.
PRIV ATE CORRESPONDENTS.
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We have been obgingly favored with the following
extract letter from Paris. dated March 9th,
ceved via, London. by the Juno, in % days from
Portsmouth. (Engandl 10 Boston.


&" The changes taking place on the continent
rapid, you hardly follow them. Bonapare
marries the daughter Of the emperor of Austria He
is stretching his the Northern frontiers,
and viii seal yp the channels Of commerce. Russia
must submit to the dictates of the great emperor,
the French Eag'es will be planted the walls of ST.
Pe,ersbursh and thus will Alexander be punished
for his desc rtion of Austria AS to Americans their
case is opeess. When viii our government realize
the views of France She promises every thing, and
condemns every thing. Already have the American
vessels seized at ST. Sebastians, arrived at Bayonne
and their cargoes deposited III the government stores
The sale will soon bo made sor the benefit of the I'm
peria treasury" ~...-


Extract efa letter received By commerci


al house Of this city, from thei, agent in
France, duted


BORDEAUX, Feb. 4.
AS l was about closing this letter
D. ---, who came from Bordeaux, and
was carried into St. Jean de Lug, ha. re-
ceived and shewn me the following letter
from General Armstrong, dated Paris, ia.
nuarv so.


81 have received your letter Of the Gath
inst. and exceedingly regret the embarrass
ments with which you have met: the expla-
nations have received with regard to the
seizure made of all our ships, &c. in the
ports OF Spain are not Of a character to tram
quilze you. They are said to be the result
ofa principle adopted bv his Majesty, that
a commerce denied to France shalt not be
permitted to her allies. The presumption
is tina, your casa will be sent before the
Council of Prizes; you should therefore


make your protest before competent autho
ri,y and forward it with power to employ
attorney if necessary, to Mr.. d. r.. Mars
den, our agent here, signed ]. Armstrong.
You may form as good conjectures as can
at present from the contents Of this letter.
/ --:O:-


PouRrsMourHI ENG. Fed.1o. On Thurs


day arrived here the famous French friga,e


Cannonier, of 44 guns, prize to the Valli


ent, Capt. Bligh. The accounts differ We
ry much as to the value of her cargo-shs


having been stated to have been laden will


the spoils Of her depreda,ions in the Indi


an seas. Capt. Bligh. in his official letter


says, :" she is laden with cargo of coloni


al produce" Another accoun; states he


cargo consists of sugar, Mocha and oshe
coffee, cotton, indigo, Gloves, nut,regs, eoo
ny, tea. pepper. gum Arabic, tor, oise shell
cinnamon, narkins, gals, bark, silk, ivory
, ginger, and India goods, to value of 5 90
pouads sterling. later paper says, sh
. is said to have besides produce, thirty tw
tons of silver, in specie and bullion, and ha
been ordered into the river to unload"