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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20

stt paheJ The eleventh DAY of Febru
airy, one thoufand eight hundred /:
Provided, That all penalties and for
cultures, which lhall have been incur
red by virtue of t<s act, previous to
the expiration thereof, may and fhall
be recovered and diltibut-
Cd 10 like manner, as if this act had
in full force and virtue.
III. CLAY,
Speaker 9ftbe Hopf of RfPyftfnf0fiVft.
VIM. H. CRAWFORD,
Py5Flent d tbs Senate pvo-fempors.
April 4, I8I2.-APPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1917.
EMBARGO LAW.

Immediately after the Houfc met
the doors were again cloied, and con-
tinuec cloied until the afternoon,
when they were opened and the in
junction of Gecrecy was taken off.
The following particulars refpecting
the Law have tranfpired After rea-
ding the PRESIDENTS mehage fee a.
b6Ue1 bill was brought in for laying
an Embargo for % days. It was
moved to extend it to 40, and loft.
Mr.. RANDOLPH ftrenuoufly oppofed
the biIl but it Paaed 70 to Al. In
the Senate ninety days was fubltitu-
ted for 60 days. The bill pafed the
Senate % to g. The bill thus alter
e came to the House and after the
Cali OF the Precious QuefiOn, the al
iteration of the Senate was concurred
IL, SO 10 So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20

And IL tlis nc Object, said he, for which
he honorable Speaker, with 30 much gal
hD,rv. has advocated al honorable waT--;o
rob our own people, for tie purpose Of graf
flying The maIigniy and fell AMBITION OF me
Imperial Tyrsnt--in subduIng The oppressed
Spaniard- il starving the enemys y France
Win the people ofthe U States thus SheW
their sense Of injuries, BY becoming me
passive instruments and tools Of France /!
Such, sir, j. not the public sentiment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20

los TOWNS, 1925 1868 Ass 1906
~ Net Democratic gam, 500.
Cr q Towns remain to be heard from
Of which 4 are in Hancock, 8 in Washington,
5 ia Oxford and IA in Somerset Counties
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20

Tie message OF the President was
accompanied ~ no c6icrdL document,
lahtr, OF OlherintoTmahoa. In the Sen.
age, whilst the subject was under con-
sideralion, the following, among other
proceedings took place -
H. Senate Thursday, AtrA ID, 1912.
Mr.. Lloyd submitted the following
motion for consideration.
Res9ivsd, That the President Of the
United States, be requested to lay be-
fore the Senate, any information in pos
session Of the government touching our
foreign relations, which has not been
already communicated, and which ID
his opinion it may not be injurious
10 the public interests TO make
known TO the Senate"
On the question TO agree 10 the
resolution, it was determined in tht
negative. Yeas IA, Nays IL.
On motion by MIR. Goodrich,
The yeas and nays having beer
required by one fifth Of the senators
present. Those who voted in me af
Hrmstiye, sle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20

BonaPsrte has lately granted ffty-eigh5
new licences 10 import Colonial Produce IN
70 France from Great Britain yet he pro.
hiblts the introduction of COLONEL produce
into his empire from this country even in A.
merican vessels. What friend the su-
PeremlnerP BOnspArte is to neural CON-
merce'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-04-20
Dortlan0,

Monday, April 20, 1912.

All the late accounts from Europe speak
~ confident terms that war will take.
place between Bonapafte and the Emperor
n Russia 20 the course Of the coming SUM
mer
The Turks have refused to make peace
wlth the Russians, no doubt, through the an
tiuence Of France.
On the lIlh Of March the Y brig Hor.
net was still waiting for dispatches from
Mr.. Barlow.
The Baltimore American confirms the
fsct thAt Bonaparte's agents st l1oyiAir had
Intercepted two dispatches from Mr. Russell
5 charge des affairs in London, on their
way to the American Minister at Paris.
letter from GOttenburg dated Feb. 22t
mentions that Sweden is very DESTROYS Of
culuvsting q good understanding with the
Ulited States, and that VI. Kaulz is appoin-
ed Minister to this Country
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
SMUGGLERS.

Under this head the last Argus con-
tains very labored vindication Of the
recent conduct of our Custom-house
Ofhcers-which must be considered
the best defence the officer could offer
tor his "hatriotic" labors in ransao king
night stands, potatoe bags and clam
buckets, IN search of srluggLed goods.
As connected with this subject he men
tons a column of Uiie elfluvia" that
he has met with in some OF his pera,n-
bulations But we shall not undertake
to sympathize with him tor having run
his nose into dirty hole. If he swat
lows Iacknives he must expect TO be
troubled with indigestion. The writer
intimates that the officers are sworn to
support and execute the Iaws-nodoubt
they arc but if they mistake iaTv for
q night stand, it corroborates the opin-
ion that the most ignorant and deprayed
part of society are invested with office
and that il cannot constitute any part
OF a good citizens duty TO " SUPPORT"
such officers of GOVERNMENTS"
Much as the practice Of smuggling
IS to be deprecated, it IS but the drop of
bucket, compared to the evils we ex-
perience under the administration of
governments, which. neither fears God
or regards which mani(estS dis.
position hostile 10 the best interests Of
our country, particularly Of New-Eng-
lind,) by passing arbitrary and uncon-
stitutional laws-laws calculated to ef-
feet the total destruction of Commerce,
and the ruin Of thousands. What is
still worse, in many instances the exc
Cutlon ofthose laws is committed to the
mere Oernain Of society men destitute
of principle and disorderly in their con-
duct; men who are as likely to pursue
the innocent man with his bag Of pota-
toes, as the smuggler with his bale of
goods as is we'll known By many of
our most worthy citizens who have had
their houses searched by these chats.
The writer's fears appear to be excited
lest the Watch should NEEDLE with the
officers OF government" Ifthey did
not appear under suspicious circum-
stances Prowling the streets at an unu-
sual hour at night, i'll disguise, and
make uncivil replies to the importnities
Of the Watch, as detestable as is their
employment, no one would T" interfere"
with them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Communications.

The Editors Of the Chronicle, Patri-
OF and Argus, are constantly harping
bout the British debt, and especially OF
the debts of the Prince Regent. The
British deb, is immense, and pray " hat
have we to do with it lie Prince
kegentseems 10 have been prodigal of
his cash and credit and do these Ed
Itors expect that the United States are
to pay for bis profligacy apprehend,
that they would subserve the public in
terest more by warning our General
Government 10 be cautious ofcontract-
ing debts, which we, and succeeding
generations are to be burtheneG. The
Prince OF Wales has been proiuse and
extTavsgant, and his extravagancies
should warn as TO be vigilent and to
cuftail unnecessary expences.
While these Patriotic Editors show
such an adherence of extravaganza,
they would do well to examine the ex-
pences of our own Government. |
think that the expenses Of General Will
klnson IN taking possession of louisa
ma are as eXorbitant as those Of the
Pince OF Wales, compared with our
resources, and very lily accord with
republican simplicity and economy
pay taxes and live by the labor Of nv
hands. Asgo the Prince of Wales I
am Certain shall not have to paw his
debts, and as TO those expenses of Will
kinson have, or must bear my proper
ton. 1 wish that had the paper before
me showing the amount for cigars, ca
fers, &c. &c. contained in Wilkinson's
account, then | would give the amount
In detail. Those two articles are not
all that are exceptionable in his expen.
ses. L have never seen, that either Of
the above editors has complained Of
Nlikinson's extravagance.
In all the departments Of our covers.
ment expenses have been INCREASING
since Mr.. Jeftrson came to the head Of
our Executive, and our revenue has
been decreasing. We have been obliged
TO borrow money foI years past to meet
The demands against US. A loan of ten
millions Of dollars is now contemplated
and tax upou al those articles, which
~ the adminIsirsSoa 0f Mr.. Adams
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

condemned, and 1t was generally dislik
ell throughout the union. The tax
WAS then thought unnecessary, and O!
course buribensome. Our revenue was
then sufficient To meet all our demands,
and so il might be now Why then dc
not these editors take is much interest
in relieving the burthens Of The people
IN this country, as they do IN rel'e. ing
the subjects OF Great Britain Are they
hired by sorpe benevolent people on
the other side Of the water 10 take part
in btmoaning their conditien and are
they SO well paid by their transatlantic
friends tina: they cannot find room for a
single complaint for the grievances
which We feel in the United States I
am persuaded that our OWN country de-
serves their first and best services.
Should they look TO the waste Of
money building gun boats, torpedo ex-
perlments, sc. sc. they would receive
a rich reward in the thankfuIness Of
their country, and my humble acknowl-
cdgements.
cannot learn from these Editors
that any thing is wong IN FranUe.-
France has great republican at her
head and cannot find that lie owes
any money to any body, or is bound by
any obligation whatever. Indeed our
merchants have shipped much proper
ty TO her, consigned 10 Bonaharte, all
which has been paid for honestly, by
civllities 10 The President communities
ted TO bin by his ministers. say that
these coRsignments have been paid for
10 this way, and il is wholly matter OF
Inference from Mr.. Madison's placid
and amiable conduct TO France, which
could not consistently be pursued ill
payment was made, and that Mr.. Medi
son las Ill the satisfaction and paymen,
to himself, l infer because the real own.
ers OF the vessels and carsoes have mol
received any compensation for them
whatever.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
A PLOUGHMAN.
AZ MORE CLHAfS I

J. IS reported that on Friday last Ger:
tain Inspector Of Customs, quot thoHsa q
miles from PoFtland) beiHg informed that
gentleman (Mr. B''E'") had that morning
left Columbian Tavern with sleigh con
tanning quantity Of baggage, cOvered oSer
9pith a mar and that the sleigh was no
doubt loaded with British goods, pursued
on after i with all possible speed But sad
70 tell, Oh overtaking the sleigh and divest-
ing 1t Of IFS covering, nothing was found but
a wax figure Of his master Bonaparte : ! !!
This SO frightened the "zigiLent officer"
that It IS said he was thrown INTO violent
fit ofthe cannon fever and instantly sounded
aretreat.-QpRRs, Who pays the Piper 2
JOHN LUMP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Jofeph B. HooP-r's Eltate.
70 Be j5ld b. arder q tie supreme ~
dlciai Curt, "a THURyDAK, t5s
tzOeBfb diy gf 4Marcb nest, Al eA'0-
"a o'cL5ct II tbe f5r0asoa,
'l'TiE whole Of the Real Ell1te OF Ioieph r.
Hooper, late Of Portland. il TIE coulty
of Cumberland, cooper, decades, for pay
men, Of hrs debts a. far as the proceeds there
Of will enable me 20 do-Said eliats conGAs
Of Dwelling Houie aud Lot Of Lard Oh
Spring ltreet aud Love Lane
Sale 70 be GU the Premfes
JACOB MOVES. Aaa1iaj9,4for on fail es1ff
Feb. ~, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
TDIPo,

In Verdnn, (France) CoulrLLo, Com.
mandant of that Depot HE blew out his
brains, rather than stand a Court If IoquI
ny respecting his treatment of the BRUSH
officers, prisoners at that place HE is The
fourth officer of the Gems d'Arms who has
made way with himself for similar cause
ia England, Sir PETER PARkER, 1t
al, XCV, the Oldest navy officer in Eng
land by many-He has been the Admiral of
Tie feet, Che highest naval commission)
since l799-He was Post Captain in l747,
Rear Admiral in 1777, Vice-Admirsl IN
l779, an Admiral in 1897, and he Admiral
of lie feet, as above-He is succeeded as
the Admiral Of the Fleet, ~ the Dskg J
Ola, esce, Sd son Of the British King; Tue
Duke has been an Admiral since 1926.
In Gloucester, Capt. NATHL. M ARNER,
lEt 50; distinguished offices in the Am.
revolution-snd among the last who rctrea-
ted at the memorable battle of Bunker IL H..
In Lexington, JEDEoIAH MuNRoE 1T.
S. patriot and soldier of the revolution,
and son Of .fedediah Mui1oe, one Of The titst
victims of British vengeance on the menor-
able 18th April, rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

CONTINUES 10 ETeca'e The BOOT ~
= SHOE MAKING BUSINESS ar IT, lhop.
oppchls the Indian Chez IN EEcLauPe frees.
where the public may be fcrvsd az Aost a.
lice and ii faithful msnner
IFlrtss--Iwo or three JOrrneYmen ~ the
above buinefs--tO whom ifgocd workmeB,
the bcff Of wages ~iil he given.
6gs--An Apprentice from ~ 90 Ie years
cf age Que WHO y ilsady aud industrious
ila!l " contantly eraPio yed. have good Wet
uzls and he we'll clal--therefore one from tie
country would be preferred.
Portland, Jan. II. tE)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Dortlano,
Monday, February IL, 1912.


London dates to Dec. 20, have been Re.
eeiyed but their conteRts are n, .l,y m
INTERESTING. They briefly state, that pres.
'uehe @Adison's Message, and ,he Docu
mems accompanying it, had exc;tsd .nrS;s
cradle attention, and vvrr,. ,b..
much commentary IN The ilr;,;sh Gi@e.s %
bat that instead az prodao;nT So ,u'l,S's'
Of the Orders in Council. ib-y $500 $500 oh
strengthen public opinion. in fayonr g. 90 y
S : '.'er' si~ce the non-repeAl Of the
a'ench GeeFees was suhsisntis,ed b, every
naval @ndeommercial transaction which had
A~en Place >'Hce the dale Of liv Pres;aep, =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

yAyE the fubicribers having bseu appointed
w by the Hon. Slinuel Freenaa Eiq to
receive aud eIamiue the claims q creditors 10
the easte of
ROBERT MITCHELL,
late Of P5jeplcot. yeoman, decesfsJ, reprefen-
ted inT0keat, Do hereby give notice hal ak
months allowed to iard creditors 10 bring
in and prove their claims aud that we n,zll 80.
tend thas fervIte At the houle % Nathaniel
Cerifh, lnho!der in Durham, on THE AIT 1'usI.
day OF February inf. and the third tuesday
Of the i've following months, from QUE trIl
eve O'Clock p M
JOHN CONVERSE ? CszaE.a.
sYMoNDs BAKER ~.
d. bar, FL CO 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
Ga;ettr lbip jhfus.
PORT or PORTL AND-lSl2

Feb. 10, arrived sloop Friendship, Rowe,
from Boston. Feb. Ii, schr. Superior, from
Bath schr. Horas, from do. sloop -,
Alcot, from Castine; schr. S-ily-Ann,
Tucker, from Esstp0rt. 15.h. schr. Dia
mond, Pearson. from Edgcomb.
Sailed, on the Il h and 18Th inst. brig
Francis, Brazier, ship w &shington, Webb,
and brig Betsy, Prince, Tor tile w. ladies.
A very spirited affair has lately happened
at Portsmoutb-the brig Struggle, f. ON
Oronoke, with 500 bids rum, having been
seized there.
VESSELS LEFT.
The Brutus, and Argo, from Castine,
were at Cork, Dec. L The Francis, from
CASTING. was II K,Hsale. Al Lisbon, Dec
%, Minerva, for Portland. At Plymouth,
Z. Dec. %, Cumberland, Lewis, for Port
land, uncertain. AT Bermuls, Jan 26,
brig Diamond, Merrill, from Portland, t1r
Norfolk, in distress, having lost al his
water in a gale Of wind. Betsy, Weston,
from Bath, for Norfolk, blown Off Several
American vessels which sailed, from Got
tenburc 2Sth Oct. for the ". s. are sull
due; among them ship Neutrality, of Port
land, &c. &c. respecting the fate Of which
there is some anxiety. Ship Archimides,
Neal, was 10 sail from Pilladcfphia, 81.
Feb. for Falmouth, =.
gEsSELS SPOKEN.
Ian. %, lot. 81, ION. S.. ship William,
Carlton, Of WiScsssel, 81 daj 5 from Newly.
ior Savannah Jan. 81, lat. AZ, lon SO,
big BeiTszrius, Stacy, 3 days from WIS
casss1 - Jan. II, lat. %. ton. S.. ship uaion,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

ITO The PRiSTIsS BusrSEss Is wanted ar
the Office Of the Portland C4z.sss. from
IA 70 10 years Of age. One from the coan
try Of Ready habits, correa morals and
diipoh'ion 70 pleaie, will meet with good
treatment and be well inlirueted IN the
buhoets. Fsbrza,Y az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

TIVE lub(criher hstsb; gvss ro.ice " IVY
ounseFued Ihst Re las cen Guy sp.
poin.et, and has taken upon binnrif stet a.t
Of Executor d the lat vii audit -lanenr tF
~ ri FIERCE,
la:s cf Baldwin, ~ tie coanfy q Eafahe-
Land, widow, derealed, ~ giving Sold y. W.
l4w d ectt-Hc fhcrsf-re III rrra, zil .rrr1rs
Who indebted ~ the 4Aal & aeraieI rl.f-.
- MAKE ..ai=ediz,e pzJmeas aral Ext ~ ai,5
have dem1ncs h@sscu, . esHisar fi.- lsa y ~
JAY -, lG-I jC-Ls.I lIaAt3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17
G3arrleD,

10 3yefeld, on the 10Th isst Mr., Solomon
w Winchester, Bookseller at Wiscassei,
to Miss Deborah Atoms, of the former
place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Proclamation that the old King VS. alive,
bat from tie circumstance Of las r,iuslng
70 take food, it was expected HAT his lite
could not be prolonged many days.
French papers 10 Dec. goth. have hcen
received. They state that Mr. BArlow's
appointment gave pleasure 10 Tie Emperor,
tho he had ef.cted nolhing towards reliey
Irg our commerce from its endorsements
R ~
The latest Intelligence that has been re.
ceived from Washington, will be found a.
der our Congressional head. a letter dated
Feb. 2, says, the war is nearly over. The
tax scheme lies dormant. An adjournment
OF Congress is talked Of till May, but
doubt whether it will succeed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

Oliver, IL lays from Blth fyr St. viacrnfs,
and brig vaierius. III days from Bah lor
Martinique.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

y
Sad2ler, HarneD-Mak4r, and ChasJs-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief, 10
Exchange ltfeet, ar the Ign Of the n Ask,
keeps eonhsntly on hand general ailoriment
of
Trunks, Saddles, HarnsDss, Sad
de- Bags, POrtmanteaNs, sc.
of good quality, for fale on the moR reaiona-
bic terms.
Liktreys-A quantity CT very nice
Co SEAL SKINS,
with which country Sadders may De fuppli
ca on tei ms that Cannon fail to give latlsfAc.
ton.
~ He manufactures the various article.
m the line of his buiinefs in A manner tha. H.
mites durability with elegance. winch purcha.
iers are mott respectfully invited 10 esH oA5
eTaH'ns fer '6s@slsiveI. (Sf) FEB IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

FIVE HUNDRED numbers will connisufe Z
day. drawing and the Gation4ry prizes viii
be determined accordingly.
This clals will commence drawing in Bof-
ton on the fourth day Of November next. un-
les the faIe OF tickets fhan be luch as 10 ;uiti.
fly an earlier drawing; in which cafe the
managers will give fashionable notice in the
newspapers.
The highef prize viii be paid in nine,y
days; other prize. asove one hundr q dol.
lar IN GKty days; aud all others in thirty
days after the drawing fhsli be completed.
Payment, as ulual, 10 bills generally current
ID this Commonwealth. Prizes nor demand.
ed within one year from the end OF the draw
ing, will not be paid, bur viii c appropria.
ted 10 the Pufpoles ofthe Lottery.
Vendors Of tickeis are Requested TO return
70 The managers, or either Of them, al luch
tickets as they lhai nor take TO their own ac-
count on or before the 24th day of October
next; after which day, they viii remember
that all tickets, not returned as above will &c
conldeTed as ahumed by the venders relpecr
lively. Alter which time alo the price or
tickets will be RATED to dis, so cts.
The liberal patronage, which this Iote,y
has received from the public, Is gratefully AZ
kno~ledged. "A contiuu nee Of Il will coat
the managers TO complete, by this claf,. the
fun, for the raiiing Of which he lottery was
granted i Is therefore RESPECTFULLY loIicte4
by their humble fervants,
]. WILLIAMS, .
MEILEN, Ma4ryeys.
Pr. JACKsON.D
Tickets s Qnrrers
n the above Lottery tor ale It the Book.
llore7of
ISAAC ADAMS,
no. 2 E<sbSEzs E-ra.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

NOTICE s hereby given that TIE fuhfcri
Der will eKhiDit to MARY WebAs7, AZ
nniitTatfix on the ettare Ut
JOHN WEBSTER,
late Of Conway, ~ The Couu nv of ssraTsrt
Stale Of New Htmpllire. cure decezfed.
Ri. claims aga III laid Efta,+ 81 ~ Fscond
day of March nert, Al teu O'Clock A a1 a.
her dwelling h0Ufe in faid Convey
aud where al perl1ns in.erelssd may auen4
and make lhe'r cbJsrcious 10 Ike allowance Of
Gaia CLAIMS II any they have
EEOCH WEBsTER.
c.sIs D. Fs5 4, 1872 az
THE lubfcri5tr hereby gives pubtie notice
- ali concerrsi, ihas he has teeu duIv
sppoiufe3 aud ,aken upon hsrfe t-s tfuf
of zdnsAiitf4.ri1 o. fi,e elsfe of
I'm CHILD,
lzte Of PorIiaud, "a The cl uaty of Cumberland,
chziie maker deceafe1 by giving bond a.
the law directs the therefore r+eti ii. an
Perfons who are indebted to the lad aec.sled'.
elta;e, to make in ne iate pay nisnr and ,ho.r
who have any demands the eop, v, rEEis.t
che fame TO MARY x, CHILD
FL 10, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-17

A very spirited affair has lately happened
at Portsmouth brig Struggle, { ON
Oronoke, with 500 hhds rum, having been
\
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20
DIARIo EXTRAORD1NhRI0.

49, HAVANA, 5th Aug. 1912.
we have received the Jamaica Gazette.
the Kingston Chronicle ofthe 18th july. 1912
containing the following important article,
which w literally translate
festerday arrived ut this port the Pack
ct Mary Ann, by which we learn that on
the first of July there arrived at St. Pieres.
Martinique, a French schooner from Bor-
deauX with III Frenchmen of the first dis
linc.ion, who left Paris in consequence of a
sndden.gencral and violent revolution. which
mad burst forth in all partsof the tyrannical
and ambitious government of France. The
SMu Frcnchmen arrived at Bordeaux. where
they purchased the schooner and immedi.
ate'y lied. HE dcplorabie state Of com
merce, and tie great misery which prevail,
oCcaSioned tic commotion, as an evil very
3 'rcfai rough ut the Empire. One uf If G
passengers ~ the PACKET spoke with an A.
meIic-j gentleman OF responsibility and in
i1r"A;.'n, named Hooper, who arrived nj
Martinique in the said schooner, from
FRANCE, WHO Informed that 10000 of the
irst Inhabitants o. Paris had (in one week
a'Ecd1or passports to leave France, but
ne vas Ignorant /, thcy had been granted :
tAat IS a-Par;c. IN consequence Of such a,
'arRiEg appearances, had reformed to Paris
accompanied by his Imperial Guards, and
was uispGicnlns CcwrierS 20 cali hack his
trdQDs rom theS or.h-,hat on the walls os
we ih"il'eriea aol jn o!ier parts Of the