PHILADELPHIA. SEPTEMBER. 1,
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By the kindness of J. M. Sanderson, Esq. we have before us files of the Cairo Mercantile de Ca dig, to the 2d of August, and ofthe Gibraltar Chron cle. from the 18th to the 18th ult The only article of interest in the Cadz Journals seems to be the treaty between the French government and the Por- tuguese. The amount of the Treaty is, that there shall be an indemnity in money to each of the ished, and revocation of the edct against them:- that the same penalty be adudged to the intendant general of Police; that an indemnifcaton of eight hundred thousand francs be pad for the expenses of the Expedition; and further sum hereafter to be agreed upon between the two governments, shall be given a reimbursement to the French merchants for the damages sustained in their commerce.