Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-27

10000 men, and their defamation Is
ultimately fuppofed for America.
LONDON, MAY 3.
The attachments proceeding to
North America have been ordered an exs
ira fupply Of Announcements, for which
G, Colonels are to receive an indemni
&c ion.
Private letters from Rome contain the
following details with regard to the Ex-
Qacen Of Eruria -
"Qucen Maria Louisa of Bourbon,
Infanta of Spain. latc Regent Of Etruria,
is at prefent in Rome; it was on the
10th Of Jan laft, that the King of Naples
ordered her to be iet at liberty from the
convent, where ihe had been detained
90 months without permiilion to commu-
nicate with an. one Whatsoever. The
incredible treatment on the part of Ma.
poleon had for its object to get rid of the
payment of fun Of 4oo.ooo francs,
which had been arbitrarily aligned to her
in compensation 1T FOR the Duchies of
Parma. Placentia, and GuaitalIa I'd for
Tuicany, which had been given her by
Charles w of Spain her father, IN COM
liberation for the ce1ion made by him of
Louifiana, which Napoleon afterwards
fold to the U. States Of America for the
fun of So millions of francs"
Lord Gambler and Mr.. Hamilton
have. it is faid, been appointed Commiss
6oners, and that they are inveited with
full powers to negotiate Treaty with the
United States. Ii is believed, however,
that they have Instructions with regard to
the fettlcment of The line Of boundary bes
tween the United States and Canada,
which may make it necei7ary for the AZ
merican Ccmn.iffioners to refer to their
Government for frefh inifructions.
At the beginning of the lat month, the
MeHenger, bearing defpatches to the A.
mexican Minifter, Mr.. Q Adams, arrived
At Peterfburgh, and that Gentleman was
preparing to proceed to Cottenburgh, to
undertake his new functions as plenips :
Tertiary for the reltoration Of peace VITA
G.. Britain.
FoNTAiNBIEau, APRIL 7r.--5onaparte
icir this place yetierday a, eleven O'Clock
in The norning (not on the 10Th as had
been itaied IN one OF our papers follow
ed by IA carriages. Sixty pct sho,fss
were engaged by his efcort. The four
Conn iii, ners OF the Allied Powers who
accompany him, are NJ Sowatoft, the
Prufi,an General Kolhers, an Engliih
General, and another General believed to
be Auitrian -Four officers Ct his house
hold, and among others his baker, are
part Of his iuite. Few military mer aes
company him. and ,hofe who do, will, il
is laid. leave him at the place Of his EN-.
barkstion.
The following are as nearly as pofiible
the words which he addrenea the mo
ment Of his departure, to the officers and
fub officers Of the Old guard, xho ftill
remained with him
81 bid you farewell. For twenty
years CHow many folders remain who
have ferved for twenty years p thar VIC
have been together, | am fatis6-d with
you' conduct. Ihave ever found you On
the way to glory. All the Powers Of Eu
rope have armed arain'i me fome OF my
Generals have violated their duty, and
France herfelf has violsted il. lIn other
words, France has abandoned the Usur
per to return to her legitimate Soser
eigns. What treafon
"With you, and the ealian, men who
remained faithful TO me, have been en-
abled for three years to prsferve France
from civil war IYes! ia hootlng Al
Cacn and elfewhcre even women. who
withed not to PERTH from hunger
Be faithful to fhe new King whom
France has chofen for herisn and do not
abandon your dear country, too long un
haopy. Ia truth which nobody dis.
puteS.
:. DO not pity my fate T; l ihali be
happy IN learning that you arc 10 your.