Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20

I'm WE.ch me PVT 0uantry OF falt. ms pro-
tucin2 = itronger Effect in her Aomzch, fhe
found iomsthing orange had arifcn in her
mouth, Az which fhe immediately drew cot,
throwins it spon the erorad IN appeared to BE-
an adder Of confiderable fi9e it hiAed. turn
| ed upon her, and fhewed every .hgn of anger |;
fhe however, .favcd ,berfeE BY AShr All, the
particulars of this affair are to be cpcIofed in, =
pr,ees vsy5ai, in order that no kind Of doub: OF
its authenticity mar r-main~ -
| Far.eu, RoSbey.-A. famous brigahd called
! Sslta Rochettc, has lately been arreRcd in Pr
edaont He has Been the chief and rveatsr Of
fifteen bands Of barbets or robbersin the lps,
| of whom 400 have already been executed. He
never Ind any fixed hcdfe, but he knew per
fcts!y well the Alps, and all retreats IN theie
! mountains, and wherever he went, he had the
talents to- form new bands, and to- ipipirc his
followers with the mott inseteratc hatred againlt
the French, Of whom he acknowledges TO have
Killed, with his own hands, upwards 81 40,
and that his comrades, during the lait war, have,
BY anbticades which he had pyeps,ed. deitroy-
ed upwards 1900 republicans. The jeslouly Of
one Of his mifre6es delivered him up at S.. Bci-
iEh6. 81: 40
q
tions we're found upon, him, ard. receipts from
different ptiesfs and friars for a,soo. :vers.
which he has given 70 churches and convents,
to have males and prayers laid, fof obtaining
the afiittance Of the Virgin Mary in his under
taking. He had beEdes upon linn the lift Of
thirty perfons, &hohn he. Intended to dilpstch
this year, as ioon as pofbe. among lshon were
tho Bonapartcs, Vice PRECEDENT Mclzi. generals
Mehou, Murat, &c. On his way to Tusin,
he Knocked out the brains Of gens-darme
! with his hand cuffs, and biz the pofe of anoth-
ct, who attempted to tie his hands on. his hack.
He isa very ifrone man, and his body Is eoset-
ed over with hair Ike that Of goat. u
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LETTER from picHEcRU
7yba Ns;say Leu, ky1ll. King y France
and N1ySyr1.
Pairs, Fey. "a. ].
q Moreau IS already, in the temple, and
dungeon j: there waiting for me. The fame
feafold, as the fau,e pri!on, will probably foon
contain Us beth, & forever remove two generals
whom the foreign ufurper ofyoar majeity'sthrone
regards as the only rivaso his military fame !;
whole probity IS fsproach to his guilt and
who, am proud to FAY, have, Get him, as we'll
as fua.re conquerors, an example Of virtue and
moderation who entered fhe career Of dan
ger and glory, poor, and who. left it poor.
q Sir, for the lat time afaithful fusjed ad.
dfehes his BELOVED fovercig1. Wien the grave
s; dug, and ready TO fwallow up its victim al
fatteIy ceafes, all hypocrify is laid aide, Even
> william in that itsation would aa and ipeak
with Encer;tt. In. mot time, II, mutt be
out Of yhe reach Of the vengence Of my coun-
try's tJrant !; and even your majefy, my coln-
try's lawful king; will NOT have it in his power
either to pardon patt errors, OF TO reward tsrsi-
: Sr. rom What il / have read in he hiitoryy
Of former times. and from what have obferved
Of ths Actions and opinions q my eotempora-
RES. am firmly convinced, that legal and mo.
naIehical government can alone make fubjeas
happy, and their lpvereign fafe.s Execute, there
fore, Fl, The franknefs Of > folder, when he
acknowledges, that is, was neither a. the heir
Of fcvcpty Kings, nor your perfonat talents and
virtues, that made me dcGrc TO fee your ma
jent quietly feated upon the throne Of your an-
ceEors. No Ct, though was born in your ma
jc!t}'s dominiors, was nearer related to my
fellow fubje6s than to my prince, and their
welfare and the welfare of mankind, has always
been regarded by me IS hyperion TO all other
Considerations. Iwould ueyer have beena reb
q againlt my king, but would neither have
ailiAed him 70 returnto power, had not his here
titary rank & supremacy Been, not only clofely
connected with, but nleparablc from, the com.
forts and liberty Of my countrymcn, and from
the tranquility Of the world.
g Sir, the tint cannot be diftant, when your
majeify will again rule in France. The prof
perity and interca Of all civilized nations de-
Inand it, Pleafc, nr, then to remember the
poor relative Of general. WHO, like Bonaparte,
might have ufurpcd your majeny's authority,
enriched his family, promoted his accomplices,
enasved'his country, and syranized over e With
Europe. Remember him, Gf he was dutitnl
when rebellion was fashionable : he was honeif
when iufamy was recomnseqis alton, and he
Was difntercftsd whcn cgUsifn excluded con-
.fanguinity as we'll As patyiotiffn and rcyalty1 ],