Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-19
II e-sMy guiFII'gcnte.
L.nl9a, { asber 5 1910.
= UClEN RlsNAPAR RIVE.

C al pa,ticulas of the fight o. LU
-ctEN BaNArARrE, and his iamily
from Italy, and Lii demand OF The
projection OF our governments. Oh
ilcial letters from Malta, dated Au
guit 24th, fate, Il at on the 24th
LUcIEN BoNAPARTE arrives az that
place tie failed from CIvita Wee
CHA Ia port near Romel cn board
1be American flip Hercules, which
he freigh,ed to carry himfclf & fami-
~, &c eagiieri, to claim the protection
of Mr. tILL, the Britiih Miniitsr
rknipotentiary, On arriving off the
port. Mr.. BILL releied his permit
lion for bis sanding, and the veiiel
continued OF the port fevsrai days.
Guring the ,ine Mr.. ADAIR, the late
Bri,iih Mini.ter to the Ottoman
Porte, arrived at Cag!ieri, in the Sal
lrtte higare, when upon coniuita-
tion between the two Miniiters, 1t
was agreed thar the Pomona iEIga.e
fhould take LUcIEN and his family
10 Msl,a Cir. LUClEN BoNAPARrE
fates that not long face he received
an invitation from his brother, the
Emperor Of France, TO diyo.fS his
prefcnt wife 70 marry into fome OF
the Imperial o. Royal Kcuies Of Eu-
rope and to wed his daughter, a
beautiful girl Of IS, which had been
for Tins at Paris. TO the pritoner
TERDIsAND, the 7'b.-In which cafe
he ihou'd BE- appointed King Of
Rome. Some threats, as ufual with
NAPOLEON, attended thefe propoh-
lions --LucIEN, unwilling 10 repudi.
ate bis wife, though, Ike hiu.fclf, OF
humble origin, nor TO defert his chill
Gren and aware Of the impetuous
and bloody diipoGtion Of brother,
who, ia fpeaking of another brother,
LOUIS, 10 the Dutch deputation,
could fay, in permitting bin 70 live
(" 1 Sa7e (5ezy7I mare J9rbearaRce than
NJ Character admits and ~ rights re-
qsdro2," he adopted the rcfolation to
elude his grafP, and fecretly engaged
al american vefel 70 tranfport him,
his numerous family, relatives, and
wealth to where it could be protec-
ted by the only power in Europe ca.
pablc of ailordinc them the protec-
tion required. On his arriva. at
Malta he was waited upon by Gen.
OAKS, who afured him that he
ihouId receive the protection lie WITH
ed: bot that lie mutt, for The pre-.
ient, take quarters in the citadel, and
conGder mmlelf prifoner of war,
on paro,e, until the determination Of
the Bri,ifh Monarch on his cafe,
could be obtained. LucIEN and his
family ale treated with every atyen-
ton.
EoN4rARTE's family are thus de-
tanned to Be the iternei commenta-
tors upon his policy, the levereit cri-
tics upon his life. They afford in
their own peTions, and by their own
actions, the clrarel evidence shat his
tyranny is intclerable, even to them.
feIves. One has abdioated a throre
preiering the life Of an exile TO al
the honors his brother could heifow
upon him. A tec0ud remained {
prifoner in the nlida of an enemy's
country, King without the powero
a King, fearful of trufing himfelF ii
the midlt of his fuhjetts, deGrous Q.
throwing off the robes Of roy atty, DO
obliged fill TO Be the Puppet and in,
frumens q his brother, and fceking
IN tbs vice of drunkenness, ihort
oblivion Of his approximations and his
IS. a third 70 whom NAPOLEON
had owed every thing, proclaims that
he is uniafe i'll his dcminions, and
nlcs for projection to the very Pow.
or which BoNApARTK is fighting a.
gaintt, thas furnithiug the feveled
reIuJation of his ca.umnies againit
Us and proving, that whit Mar LIE
~ BoNAPARTE is making Europe re.
found with his accnlations sgaiuH
us. LUcIrN BoNAesRrE feels an,
ihswS that Gseat British is the onl'
real friend OF mankind, the only re
naming aglum. of freedom, of iecu
rity, and OF good faith. One onl
ot his family, JEROME. feems 10 clinl
20 NAPOLEON IAN union cementc,
w conseniality OF vice both be
10y aiul,erers