Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-23

one OF s.is lineal defendants has iuf un.
furled, amidt the gallant French, the
banner of the lilies, and announces to
you the return of happinefs and peace,
under reign, of the protector ofthe laws
and Of pubic liberty
No more tyrants no more war no
more confcriptions no more vexatious
impofs!
May your calamilies, at the voice of
your Sovereign, of your Father, be eta
ced by hope, your errors by oblivion,
your diicuiions by that affecting union
Of which he will be the pledge.
The Promi!es which he has made
to you, and which he folemly renews
This day, he is ardentiy deiirous to fulfill.
and to 6goalize by his love. and by his
deeds of beni6cence, the fortunate mo-
ment, which. in giving him backhis fub.
|jeas, retores him to his children.-Vive
la Roi.
BY HE Highnefs Monfe;gneur the Duke Of
ANGOULEME.
Cbunt ETIENNB DE DAMAs
St. 7ean de Luz, Feb. 10.
Speech gffbe Mayor of Bordeaux, to bis Roy
al Higbne/S the Due DAngouleme.
"SIR--How glorious is this day for
the city of Bordeaux, which welcomes
to lite bofom the nephew and ion in law
of Louis XVI, aud our well beloved King
Louis XVIII. France then il about to
renew her Happiness She could enjoy
it only under the paternal government Of
the defendant Of Henry w of the
Monarch whole hyperion wifdom has
been equally evinced in PROPERTY as a
mid misfortunes.
"What better anurance can we pof-
fefs Of our future happinels than the pref.
ence of a prince 70 celebrated for his alta
bilisy, his prudence, and his 6rmnefs -
Shew youfielf, Sir. in the midlt of the
faithful fubjsas of our King, aod give to
them the example of our Writ ucs. Re
ceive the mott decided marks of our love
our devotion aud our profound refp.a.
The Archbiihop of Bordeaux, in his
own name, and that Of his clergy, has de
livered loyal address to the Duke dan
gouIemc.
The Duke Of Angouleme's brother the
Dnke of Berri, is on his paHage from
England to Bordeaux.
Two deputies from the inhabitants Of
Touloufe, had arrived at Bordeaux on a
milton to the Duke d'Angouleme.
"A deputation to Louis XVIII. has ar
rived in England.
Shipments are making in England for
Bordeaux.
100 boxes Of fcyeted arms and eighty
four pieces Of cannon were found at Bor-
deaux.
Gen. Jomini has fhown, by an accurate
calculation, that within the lait two ycars
there has been RATED within the French
territory, executive Of the Roman, Dutch
and Hanfea,ic departments, not less than
enc million three hundred tbox,and human
facriGces to the mad ambition of Jingle
individual.
! Lord WeAington's zvound The Gazette
Extraordinary omits all mention Of very
particular circumitance, namely, wound
received by the illultrious chief himfcif,
who, be6des having bee. ffuaned for a
time by the wind Of cannon fhot which
pahed cloie by him, in the action of the
27th, received a fpent mufket ball in the
thigh The hurt, we under!fand, was
more properly contuGon than wound.
1t did not force his Lordfhip to quit the
field He continued to attend to the cx
igencies of the conflict, without even no
ticing it. till the fervice of the day was
over, Blu, it became neccflary then to lift
him from his horie, and the pain, and
ftifnefs and fwelling, rendered him una
bic to ftand, or move without alifance.
On the fubiequens day, we rejoice to find,
he appeared in the field, on horfcback, at
his ufual early hour, and cheered the fol
diers with his animating prefence. Lord
Wellington would not allow this wound