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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

Senators, when at your deGrc, At tie voice,
OF the whole French people, fet the imPe-
rlAl crown up7n nv head, | received from
you, from every citizen, the engagement to
maintain it pure and unful!ird. My people
have given me in every circumftance proofs
of their confidence and their love. They
will fly under the colours Of the Emperor
aud OF his army, which in a few days viii
have Plfrd the frontiers.
Magitrates, Soldiers and Citizens, all
with 10 maintain the country free from the
Influence of England, who, if fhe prevailed,
would grant US only peace furrounded with
ignominy and fhame, and the principal
conditions Of which would be the burning
Of our fleets, the filling up our ports, and
the anihiIation Of our nduftry.
All the promiles | have made TO the
French people, have kept. The French
people, in their turn, have taken no engage
mens with me that they have not furpafed.
In this circumta ce 70 important for their
glory and nine, they will continue to merit
that name Of Great People with which "a
iuted them in the midi Of the fields Of bat
tie.
Frenchmen your Emperor will do his
duty my folders will do theirs, you will do
yours.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

fore;Ln circumstances. and undertake 10
attach them 70 this, Shi5 being cafe bv il
fell unconnnc6ted with any other, and this
b5ing circnmltance BY iaelf, by you par
ticularly and po;nJedly, clamored aeainR,
in the federaiits.
Tom, how do yoH get along with fueh
paiPable inconGiteucies and improprietv cf
conduct? Have you any pride lett If you
aavc, imagine your face mutt redden with
Contu!i1n when attacked 5y your political
opponents | can indeed discover no 9th
er method for you TO ward off the blow,
when attacked by difcerning federaifs, than
Ehat which ! have adopted, which is imme-
a,ately to fall before them and acknowledge
YOUR dilappointnent and modification, that
we have tIiled of the ex e6ted redrels, that
We were better of in The hands of federal
i(ts in this cafe, than we were in the hands
OF republicans, that It was a palpable de-
fertion of projections, if not an intrigue 10
gel in themielves that il was an infult 'np-
on the creduity and confidence Of their
friends that felt efficiently moriied and
chagrined, and therefore implorc their Glenn
enty. In this way and in this only have |
been able, invariably to get along when at.
tackled by diicerning and accute federalilts
| would further with TO ak you what YOU
do you think Of the E-rmers and mankind
in general 7 Doyou think they zrc natural
fools ard duPeS, and do not fee thela things
and feel the lntult too, or do you think they
had particular choice TO pay five thouf-
and dollars to you, Initead cf paving it to
anotAer F; or might with propriety have
aiked, whether you think that the people
had particular preference or choice to
pay 10 you fomething over FIVE thou!and
dollars rather than pay another iuR FIVE
thouiand dollars Is this like the economy
of our farmers ? VIII they give one mer-
chant FIVE dollars for an article of the fame
kind and quality which they can have of
another merchant,for fourdollars, No, Tom,
II think you cannot calculate with any
degree of certainty that they will do this
more than once or twice knowingly. They
will ioon fpurn indignant the fattering
tone of the merchant who has thus deceived
them. But | begin 10 think that all this
will amount 10 as good evidence TO you Of
change Of politics, as my voting that it was
the duty Of the fate governments TO watch
over the the rights guaranteed 70 them by
the contribution, &c.
| will wait on you again a. another op-
Portunity upon the lubiea of the excifes.
PHILANDER RATHBUN,
We5t Sf9ck5ridgs, OIe5er 9th 8o7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
A6p tbe Q9IdJ.

RICHMOND, NOV. IL,
On Thurfday public dinner gwen 10y tbs ct-
of Richmond, our brave man General
Eaton, to teftify their grateful tenle Of his dihnguh
ed iervices and heroic cntcrpze, in the expedition TO
Derne. Among the guels were the Chict-Jufice Of
the United Safes, sc. &C. The toafs were judciou5
and patriotic.
Gen. Eaton has communicated for publication let
ter from Mr.. Mountiord, Charg d. Atfarc5 at Algers,
TO Capt Campbell, daded Agiers, Se6t. ., 1906 ia
ting, thai on the 3Oth drggq the folders rorc in bod
y, and murdered the Dey, and his Prime MiniferA.
That new Dey was immediately elected, and that
not life was loft except the above mentioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
BONAP.4RTES SPEECH.

PARIS, EPT. 28.
On the 2Iit inf the Emperor met the
Legislative Senate and delivered the fol-
lowing mott gracious ipeech from the
throne
SENATORS
IN the Prefcnt circumstances Of Europe,
feel the necefHty Of appearing in the
midit Of you, and of making known to you
my lentiments.
l AM about TO quit my capital TO put my
ielf at the head of my army, to carry a
tPeedy iuccour to my allies and to defend
the deareft in:crefs Of my people.
IHE withes Of the eternal enemies of the
continentare accomplished; War has begun
in the heart Of Germany. Aunria and
Ruita have united with England and our
generation is drawn anew into all the calam-
tiles of war. A few days ago. fill hoped
that peace would not Be difurbed menaces
and outrages found me impailabc; but the
Auitrlan army has crofled the Inn; Munich
is invaded, the EIector Of Bavaria is driven
out OF his capital all my hopes are vaniih-
ed
lT is at this infant that the wickednefs
OF the enemies Of the continent has unvei-
led itieit They were yet apprehenGve Of
the EnanifeGation Of ny profound love Of
peace; they were apPreeenGye LEFT AuRria,
at the lsht Of The aFYis which they had
dug under her footfters, inould return 10
tenriments of juttice and modcrotion shey
have hurried her into war. am crieved
at the blood it will colt Europe bat the
French name will obtain new Iuitre from
il,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

Stmgardt, OF. 5,-The French Troops
are marching on all Gdes, from the Rhine
TO the Danube. This city. and all the en-
virous, are full of troops The French have
Pubhihed, thar war is declared. 1t is faid,
that the head quarters of the French will
oe transferred to Louiburgh. The Empe-
Tor took his reGdence there, in the night be-
tween the I'd and Sd Of this month foon
after which, at the publication Of war, a
courier arrived here from Louiiburgh, and
two foreign Minilters, with tn ir Secreta-
Tles Of Legation, and Councillor of State
and Charge fAfaiye5, were Immediately ar
reited. They were not permitted to 60 out
nor to iPeak to any Perfon whatever.
S7r1bia, Or 3.-On the 1T of OGo-
Der, the 6ra act of hoftility took place at
Valhlngen, in the territory of Wertemburg,
An Auitrian Patrole Of cavalry being fun.
moned BY French detachment to retire
and refuGng, were obliged TO furrendcr prif-
oners.
AIe"tz, Oa.5 In few days, the fix prin-
ciPal corps Of the great army, which IS ra-
pidly advancing towards Swabia and Bava-
ria, in the direction of Newburg and In
goldttadt, will have formed a junction !;
they amount in the whole to $4,000 men.
Ii IS reported to-day, that Count Phillis
Cobentzel has padtd through Stratfburgh,
on his return from Paris.
The Electors of Bavaria, Wurtemburp,
and Baden, have Joined their troops 10 the
French.
Bayreafb on. 4.-The army Of Mar
ihall Barnadotte, 10000 ftronq. pahcd in
two columns, on the 3d ofOaober, through
the Margraviate of Anlpatch, notwithflan-
ding the representation of the Pruliap Gen
erals and Minifers. Il is fated that the
army OF General Marmont, Joined bv the
bay1rian troops, will take the fame road.
Major Howen, at ;he head Of his fouadron.
offered TO oPpofe the pahagc of the French !:
but General Kellerman, at the head of SEQ
men, declared he would pafs by force
he representations Of Baron Schl1ein, the
AFziiter Of His Majefy, were equally vain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
UDf 8a3ette.
PORTLAND, NfoNDAr, Deceal5cr 2, 1905



BY the Ship Frederic, capt Moore. who
arrived at this port on Saturday, in az Days
from Liverpool, we have been favoured vith
London dates to October the l8tn-They con
firm the intelligence of B0naparte's 6alino
declared WAR against Austria This event
took place the 27th q September, immediate
y aftcr which Bonaparte left Paris to com
mand in person, the army formed To Oppose
the Austrians.
On the 3Oth of September Citizen BAcHER.
the French Charge des Afaires to the Diet Al
Ratisbon, presented Note, full of r;.ncoul
and violence against Austria, and charges her.
with being the enemy Of Bavaria, aid With
meclltating the destruction Of that Electorate
Bonaplrtc having persuaded the Elcctor III
believe that tins charge is true, a convention
was executed between them on the 9th N
September, which stipulates, that the Ravari.
an troops shall Join the French army and
that the fortress Of Wurtzbwg shall be deliy-
cred up to the latter-Both which conditions
have been carried into effect.
PARIS OCT. 6-This day Message IA ~
mode de JefersonJ from the Emperorv resd
IN the Senate, informing that he had aDDoint-
cd the Grand Eiector Joseph, (Bcnahar1e'a
brothrrJ 70 preside over the civil adninistra-
ton during his absence]-The Senate voted
thanks to the Emperor, and sent a deputstion
to Joseph bonaParte, expressive Of their sat
lstactiOn, at lis nomination.
The first column Of the Russian army
$4,000 strong, reached the Davarian from
tiers the 9Th Of October.
The Emperor Alexander left Peters
burg on the 2lst September, accompanied by
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Prince Gar
oryski, Gen. Winsinjerode, and several other
Generals; the Goth arrived at Pulavi, which !,
considered very rapid travelling, and were tc
proceed to Vienna, where apartments in Ii,
Imperial palace were fitted up for the recer-
ton Of the Emperor. Accounts speak II
high terms Of the order and discipline Of the
Russian troops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

had pohtve orders to effcl their march
through The Margraviate.
Banks Of The Redinf=. Cd 5.-Y eferday
afternoon, Bavarian Column, of 20 900
men, infantry and cavalry, from the camp
at Forchelm, appeared Unexpectedly, before
Bayers dorf, and prepared to enter the
PrUihan territory. Ghe itrongef protelta-
tions were made againR this proceeding,
on the part Of the Prunians but the ba-
varian Gener2l replied, that he had exprels
orders for what he did, thar lie would pals
by force. The thirty grenadirrs who were
tHere, being unable to make any reliltence,
the column proceeded by Scebach, Schal-
luihott, and Each, at Furth. They encam-
ped on the heath Of that name where ano-
ther Bavarian column is expected to-day,
which will make an army Of 10000 men.
The French are, in like manner, on their
march to join the Bavarians an4, il j fuP-
Poied, in conjunction With them, will pen
citrate towards Nuemark, III order To take
The AuitrianS in flank and rear.
Eeac5aid, O8. 5--CircumEances here
have luddenly changed. 1t vas {uppofed,
that the French were drawing towards Bo-
healia, but they have iuddenly turned %
the South, towards the Danube, in order, as
i appears, - take the Auhrians in flank.
Bernadotte is marching by Uffcnheim, TO-
wards NeE6urg; Marmont by Mergen-
theim, towards Donauwerth and the Ba-
varian corps under Leroi, towards the In
golitadt.
10 arrive the fooncr at their defination,
The foreign troops have entered the Prufian
territory. The principal column has enter
ed the territory of Anfpach, at OEenheim.
A Proteitatlon has been made by the Pruf
fan Miniter, Plenipotentiary, Baron Won
Schladon, againf this violation of the PruE-
fan territory.
Berlin, Oh. 8.-HiS Pruhian MaieRy,
proPofes TO fet out in few days, to COM
ply with the requeit of the Emperor of Ruff
fla. The interview Of the two Sovereigns
was to be at Pulavi but it appears that the
departure Of His Majefty is deferred.
Major Haake is returned, and has brought
to our Sovereign a letter, from the Empe-
ror Alexander, in the handwriting Of that
Monarch.
ROveredo, Stpt. 27.-The head quarters of
the Archduke Charles will to day be re-
moved from Padua to Vicenza, The fpi-
rit Of the Auftrian army in Italy, is excel
lent; the regiments have mutually lworn
TO each other, not to retreat before the en-
envy but to conquer, or die.
Vierns, Oh. His Excellency Count
Haugwitz, the Prunian Minilter, arrived
here on the 26th Of September. 1t IS
known that the Object Of the journey Of his
Excellency is to maintain the tranquility Of
Europe, and to conciIiate, by the means of
mediation, the powers which are on the
brink of rupture. Il is Eaid, that our court
is much inclined TO this reconciliation, un-
der certain conditions, and Especially if Ge-
curity can be obtained.
1t j: believed that the Emperor will be
preient atthe approaching interview be-
tween the Emperor Alexander, and the King
Of Pruaia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
LATEST
Torel9u 9ntelilGEnte.

Received BY the ship Frederick, Capt Moore,
in 81 days from Liverpool
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

AAfrat7 ar7 P,igas Letsrya.5 SAPss-sta,r5 Ssh q
"On Thuriday Ian, the Emperor. accompanied hy
the Prince Czar;OriGy, Gen, Nov.hltzo1, Se iet ~
10 JOIN the army TIE fronters (rhe place Of Tendea
Gus Is Brc0Itofckv) whisrer, il iaiJ the Brtift
and Aufrian AlHincTs will Ciortv follow The Rui-
han army already marched amounts tu 100000 men,
the array of rrlcrve coaGRs WI yo1OOO, and gcnr--
n recruiting ha. tak-n place, which j. ~ pro3l->
$500 n-.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

HorrBi EfJRDEE On the night Of the 10Th inf.
a man named Abel CiemmOns, at his place Of ref
dence upon the lands of Col George ckton, near
Ciarhlburg, (Virg, under circumstances Of the mon
unprecedented cruelty, murdered his wife far advanc-
ed IN pregnancy, and their fmalI children the cL-
eit about IL years old, by friking them on the head
with an Ak while they aAeep il three feparate
beds, lying in the fame room He efcapedL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
BosTOE, NOV. ~.

LI7sRARr-" periodical work will fhortly Be PUB
Gihed i'll this town, entitled The Poiyarttos--- Each
number will be embelliled with the portrait Of lome
diitinguiihed character; and is intended to contain
Biographical Sketches particularly of thofe who have
d-tpguiihed themleves in Areeyiea -oral and Lite
rary ETays, Hiltory Theatrical Notices, Poetry, &C.
Literary gentlemen, who write any of thele fub-
jects, fer their own relaxation, or the amulement Of
others, are respectfully invited fend portion Of
their productions TO the editor. Communications fl-
percribed, or tie Poyaatbu5" left at tie Beektore
No 43, NsTUbayJf. or at the Union Circulating Ii
brary, No. s. 's10oIFsef, Wi be gratefully accepted
The tirt number which mill be iiIued in few weeks
will be ornamented with elegant portrait Of Com
odore Preble from original lkenefs, taken at Ma
ples"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

The rev levy Of troops ordered Fl.
Russia, To augment the present military fore.
i fixed ~ The rate Of far men for every 5cJ
souls, throughout the Empire-this according
10 the present population Of Russia viii !
mount 10 100000 men.
Prussia, it appears IS endeavourine 70
prevail on the Hans Towns, and petty Princes
of the Empire, 10 contribute to the maintain
ance Of the Gordon which IL to preserve thr
neutrality Of North Germany.
The neutrality Of Switzerland has been form.
ally proclaimed.
The annals Of Europe DO not afford an
instance, when such powerful and well
appointed armies have been brought into tbe
field, as al present three Emperors have
Quilted their palaces for the tented fel4.b
aided by Generals who have grown ereu ~
The camp. The troops of Austria, Russia.
and France, in readiness for immediate oDDer.
alton, are stated at upward of 100000.
The austrian troops which have a.
ready taken the field, amount to 100000, and
arc to be divided into two armies the first
consisting Of 10000 men, commanded w the
Emperor Francis ii. in person, assisted by the
veteran Gen. Mack, Duke Ferdinand, and
Prince John of Schwarzberg.
The army in Italy will be commanded bv
the Arch Duke Charles, having under him
the celebrated General Belgrade, and Prince
Iohn-the army Of reserve Is composed of
$50, 900 men.
The Russian troops, most Of which
nave reached the post of destination, amounts
20 $4,000. The Grand Duke Constantine.
brother to the EMPEROR the veteran Gen.
Ruusoie, and Prince Pancr4tion are Com
mander5. Those are followed by the Empe-
lor with powerful rciniorcements.
TheFrench army now in motion amounts to
2oO,ooo men, the principal part ofwhich is as.
aembled upon the banks Of the Rhine, and il
commanded by Bonaparte IN person. The
army in Italy which Is to consist Of 100000
men, is commanded by Marshal Massena.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

LoSnON, OCT. l8.-The Hamburger mail
due on Wednesday, arrived this morning, with
letters and papers to the 18th inst They
bring an account Of new crimes and aggres-
sions committed by Bonaparte against the laws
OF nations, and the sacred rights Of the dipio-
matte character. At Sutgard two Foreign
Ministers, with their four Secretaries or .t-
cation, one Counsellor of State,anda Charge II
AiEaires, have been arrested, and are now in
close custody, declared from all communica.
ton with,their- friends. This order was issued
by Bonaparte, from Louisburgh, in The night
between the I'd and Sd instant This atro-
cious mandate could meet with no resistance
Stltgard, and its vicinity, were filled with
French troops. A corps Of 5000, under
Marshal Ney, had entered that city on the
3oth of September The diplomatic charac-
ters thus arrested, are not named, but they
were PrOpabiy the Ministers of Austria, Rus
sia, and England. But this is not all The
French and Bavarian troops have entered the
Prussian territories by force. The army Of
Marshal Bernadotte, 10000 strong, passed,
IN two columns, OH the Sd Of October, through
the Margraviate Of Anspach, Notwithstanding
the representations of the Prussian Generals
and Ministers. Major Howen, at the head of
his squadron, offered to oppose the passage Of
the french but General Kcllerman, at the
head Of 500 men, declared he would pass by
iorre. The representations III Barron Schla-
gen, the Minister Of His Majesty, were equal.
ly vain. The French Generals declared that
they had positive orders to effect their march
through the Margrayiate- the next day,
BavaTian column Of 10000 men, infantry
~.
peared, unexpectedly, before Bayersdorf,
and prepared to enter the Prussian territory.
he strongest protestatiUns were made against
thls proceeding, on the part Of the Prussians
Dut the BaVaran General replied, that he had
express orders for what he did, and that he
would pass BY force. The thirty grenadiers
who were there, being unable to make any Ic-
slstance, the column proceeded by Scebach,
9chaiiUshoH5 and Each, lit Furth-The Prus-
sian Minister, At AnsPach, has protested III
Galnst tbs proceeding. On the receipt cf IN
ttlhgence ofthis event - Berlin, grand coun-
cll OF stats held in that civ, but the result
Was not known. These events are of great
importance, and NAV serve the cause of Eu-
rope more than the most brilliant victory over
the troops o. the usurPcr, HpIussia TX ia
coLlualon with France, this violation Of her ter
ntory must unite her to Austria, or certainly
allenate her from France. The arrest Of the
diplomatic corps, At Stutgard, also farther de-
veloPes the hdeCus character Of Bonaparte,--
AT the moment when he boasts Of the access
sion q the Duke Of Wirembcrg to Lis cause,
he insults him in his capital, and subjects him
70 the greatest modification which sovereign
can endure. Ifsuch lie BonaParte's treatment
of his Allies, what are his enemies to expect?
surely Il any thing were wanting to enflamc
the indignation Of the Continental Powers a.
gainst the UaurPlg, lis conduct 1t Sutgard
would suffice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

TIE French Generals declared that they
had poftive orders to efc9 their march
through the Margraviate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-23
IT is ALSO PROPOSED TO EXECUTE
PORTRAITS

Of Mr.. and Mrs. WaJhlngton,
On fmaer fcale, IS inches by rs executed by the
fame procef, aud will be ready for delivery at the fame
time on Cabcriptions Of Four Dollars and Fty Cents
each including Gilt Frame 1t is principal AHA OF
this work, produce the mott correct kcnelSe Of this
smiable couple,
One of the Paintings is now to be at Mr, Gads
by's Hotel For few days, who will receive fgbfcrip.
tons As this CODY is ordered 10 be fen to Richmond
foon another VIII be forwarded, if inblcrbers offer,
Robert Gray's, King freet Alexandria, with whom
fnb3cribers MAY ALTO enter their names.
y The Alfia yrefumes that the fseFet art Of Poly
graphck Painting is known only TO hafeli in the u,
States having travelled from the Carohnas to Matfl-
chuetts without finding matter of it. BY this arr,
original paintings may be multiplied, 70 aso render it
djiFuult to point outthe difference. The Poygraphick
pi&ure of the two, when compared together, is the
uoR brilliant, and the of the process cannot fail
rendefugit durable In fine the whole is 70
act aud beautiful copy, thst rhe mind is lof IN conec
ture as to the method in which it is executed.
July 8.
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N Q T C E.

The fubfcriber intending lhortly to
remove to Kentucky. requcts ali perlons having
claims againa him to bring shem forward, pro
pcrly authenticated, for payment; and ali thofe
indebted to hsn arc regucfed to pay their re.
tpetfive accounts previous to the: 6rR day Of Au
gut next, to him or Mr.. james Aliilaa, IN Alex.
andria. Thofe failing tp comply as aboyc, need
not expect any further indulgence.
William MILAN,
Fairfax County, ivrginial
june 10. 2sw3w.Iaw ifAug.