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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
LONDON, May 20.
The Lona,u Times, vs.. AmeYiea


The friends of B, aparte. and the poor
weak creatures, who, some months siace,
urged the necessity Of making peace with
him, now join in urging peace with his
tool, ia mes Madison. they abused and
vllihed US then as members Of the War
F elton. and they do nothing else now.
We appeal to the common tense OF the
country. l. IT, or is it not, the general
aud JUST feeling, that Madison and his
party should BE- reduced to their native
insigniticlncc ? Is it. or is it not, the
dictate alike # justiceand of policy, not
only 10 chastise the sAvages into present
peace, but to make lasting impression
on their future fears p his IS MIR
Madison's own rule. He can't omplain
oe US for adopting it The Morning
Chronicle, true to its old anti Britt h
feelings, tells US, we have obtaiued all
that " we went to war for" Why. we did
not 60 to war for any thing. In comm n
parlance, to 60 to war for any thing, is to
commence hostiities with view T. obtain
some object not in our possession bur it
was Mr.. Madison who went to war
with US, and that in June 1912. Mark
the time, reader for 1t speaks volumes,
in explanation Of the Is motives 1t
was, at the very moment, when Bona
parte crossed the Niemen, at the head of
half million Of soldiers, professedly to
put the last hand 10 the Continental Sys.
tenn, for the ruin OF Great Britain. Then,
when our fate las this serpent thought),
hung trembling on the balance, did he let
slip the dogs of war, to seize and bring
US to the ground The scene is com.
pletely and wonderfully changed. Bona
parte 5 fallen, Madison is disgraeed and
iscomiited
:" 1t is true that negociators of great
refprc,a5iity have been appointed to meet
/! the Genevan democra, Galatin, the fas
NOUS orator Clay, the furley Bayard, and
Mr. Ruhell, the worthy defender of the
forged revocation of the Berlin and Mi
ian DEGREES We have however good
reafon to believe that the Britifh diplos
MATHIS will NOT condeicend to difcufs the
impudent nonfenfe called an American
Doctrine about impeachment and native
allegiance, which was in truth a mare
pretext for war Oh the part Of Mr. Madilon
PARIS, JUNE 6
Count Bouanot is appointed Director
General of Police aud has addrefled
circulars to the different Projects. He
fays Zoo long has the Police been the
blind initrument of Tyranny. But the
King will ask nothing of US contrary TO
our conloiences and our honors'
The police hereafter inifead Of viola.
ting, in the darkpefs of night, the afy lum
of the ctizens will watch round them TO
protect thsir repofe' 'Inaead Of con
training the minds by fecrer perfeeutions
it will draw them by paternal perfua-
hons 'Inlead of attempting to control
the thoughts, it will leave them at liberty
PARIS, JUNE Il
M. Laisne. Member from Bordeaux, is
appointed Pre6dent of the Houie of Dep
uties.
LONDON, MAT %.
Negotiation Nth america.
Government has decided that Lord
Gambler fhau be fent to the Hague to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
LONDON, MAT %.

Negotiation a0itb america.
Government has decided that Lord
Gambler fhall be fent to the Hague to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
Licen/ss ReMjed.

Lieenlss Rfa(ed.
Licenses for neutrals to ports of the
u S north of Rhode Island, have been
applied for and refu(ed.
JUNE 9.
The Lord Mayor has invited the For
eign Sovereigus and the Prince Regent
to Banquet at Gu ldhall, and it is faid
the invitation has been accepted They
have already viGted many public places.
They hold leviss, at which diltinguiihed
characters are Introduced to them
The Commoa Council of London have
voted fwords to Martial FOLLY and the
Hoffman Platof
In a quarrel between the Proteftants
and Roman Catholics in Shenock, Ire
land, 40 or 50 pcrions have been killed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01
PORTSMOUTH, MAY az.

Yefterday arrived here the San Do
mingo 80, captain S F. Pechill, bearing
the flag Of sir b. Warren, late comm~ns
der in chief in the North American and
w. Indies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-01

PARIS, JUNE "a
M. Laisne, Member from Bordeaux, is
appointed Pre6dent of the Houie of Dep.
uties.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
Legislature Of Wassaebusftts.
HOUSE or RAPREsEN7A77vEs.

TUESDAY, JUNE ID Several reports OF
editions werc retired 10 tie next sessrn n A
resolve passed sliowings quarters salary 10 Az
rcAL SEwALL, widow Of The lsse Chief Justice
which would have been due to the deceased
rad he lived un il The last If this month.
The two houses voted. that i, was not expe
dent so 10 Aitef the Constitution ofthe u. Sta
ties, as proposed by the Lsg stature Of Pennsyl-
snnis, as TO shorten the term of the service oi
he Senators Of the u. States.
A resolve passed TO provide for The defence
Of the State.
The roll Of the committee of Accounts was
made, and accepted. Account 80 $40 dollars.
A report was adopted in both snches, fixing
IN tie third "Wednesday tf anuary for the com
inencemcns OF the winter session of the Legis
isture.
The public business ofihe session having beer
brought tos close. JOIN, committee waited or
Ills Excsllency the Governor 20 scqus:at hin
hereof. and adjourn the General Court to ,1s
81 Wednesday OF .nuary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
--eforelau 9uteiligeuee.
NEW. YORK, JUNE 10.


Arrived at this port, this evening. the
French National brig Olivier, as days
from L Orient, with Dispatches from the
New Government of France to the
French Miniler, near Warrington, and
alto Dispatches for our Government.
The Capt informed US tina, Nspele
or Bonaparte had left France for a.
fmall iAand in the Mediterranean tina,
King Louis was expected in France in
two or three days, when Congrefs was
to be held in Paris, for General Peace,
At which all the European Monarchs
would attend, and thar the American
AmbHadors are envifcd, that General
Peace was confidently expected to be
fpeedily effscted-and that the arrival at
Goueuburg, of the Corvette Adams, with
N,efrs. Clay and Ruilell, was known in
France
The Olivier is under the white flag and
her officers wear the white cockade.
A national falute of III guns was fired
from the Olivier on her approach to Cas-
tie Williams which was anfwered by Is
guns from the Cattle.
The Olivier was boarded by the Nimrod
and obtained the following extracts from
a French paper on board that vefie'.
PARIS, APRIL 3o.-We arc aaured
ina, the Bankers Of London, have made
Louis XVIII. the offer Of a Loan of J a
millions at 3 per cent.
negotiations are about to be opened
between England and u. States. Lord
Caltlercagh & Mr.. Crawford met at the
houfe Of one of the principal Minifters
in raris-feveral comfortable perfonages
French and Spaniih were prefent.
1t is Aated thar Bonaparte left Fon-
fainbleau on the 10Th of april, having de-
layed his departure under various pre,en
ees until that time
Her Royal Highnefs Maria Louisa,
will leave Rambouillet on Saturday nexl
for Vienna.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
IMPERIAL E6LSHOOD.

The great fourcc and fountain Of
political lies is dried up by the ovcrs
throw OF Bonaparte ,--wiih him ard all
his fatraps on both Gdes of the water,
fal.hood was reduced to fyftem it
may not Immediately cease in this coun-
try. for we know the tail of ferpent
frequently wags after the head has been
crufhed I; and Especially animals Of the
7syrapin fpccies often exit as long
after the head has been cut off, as
Madifon can fourth after the difaiter
thar has befallen his imp rial f,ieni.
We do not believe Madilon would dare
at this date to affirm that the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES are repealed-or,
that the Treafury is full to overflow
ing," tempting the cupidity of nations"
or, that he has obtained great military
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
Bona's Laf IMPERIAL Moments.

The following is a more detailed ac-
count Of the lait moments of DoNAPARrE
previous TO the termination Of the Reign
1Crime, than we have before feen -
BoNApARrE, it ie known, after having
received Information of the events in Par
is, and having abdicated his throne in ia
yor of his fon, fent Marihals Ney, Mac
donald and Caulincourt to Paris, to peao-
tia,e for his fafety They returned to
Fontainblsau at midnight: Ncy entered
Bouaparte's room the frft 49,
I" Have you fucceeded = affixed Bona
parte.
" Partly. Sir,'anfwered Ney, " But
not as TO the Regency Revolutions
never 60 backwards This has taken its
courfc it was too late the Senate will
r5--ncr1Uw acknowledge the Bourbons .
Where, then, am | to live with my
family -
!" Where your Majeffy pleafes in the
ifand of Elba, for example=ahd with a
penEon Of fix millions
I" Six millions that's a great deal,
iince AN now nothing but folder.
fee l mutt reign myfelf. bid adieu to
all my companions in arms" Having
faid this he was Client.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
TALLEYRAND.
From the Belgian Traveller, page $40.

from the Began Traveller, page $40.
PARIS, march, 1906.
MY Lord Several friends of ralley-
rand, iince my arrival here, had limited
that he delired to fee me, and offered to
Introduce me to his acquaintance
have, however, from various motives,
hefitated to convcrfc with man who
never had any principles of his own, but
who acted according to circumstances !:
was traitor with La Fayette. jacobin
with BriGot, friend of equality with
Robefpierre, republican with the Direc-
tory. and fave under Bonaparte. But
yeterday his couiin, the Prince de Cha.
lais, called upon me, and preled me
much to call and dine with him to day,
and to meet the political luminary of the
1oth century
During dinner nothing particularly oc--
Cured, except that TalIeyrand paid fomc
compliment. to the confltency and con
fancy of the adhcrents of the houfe of
Bourbon, whole misfortunes, as citizen
sftbe 4uorld, he Jfncsyey lamented. when
coffee and liqueurs had been ferved up,
he faid to me. In my cos6n's library
there are fome curious books want to
fhow you, as you pats here for kind of
Jauat; will you walk up fairs with me /!
When in the library, he faid, you have
now been here near 3 months, and
though friend Of mine, Baron du
M. invited you to call upon me the
frit week after your arrival, have not
until this time had the peaiure of fee.
ing you |; and had it RIOT been for the
complaiiance Ut my couGn, you would
have gone away without afording me
what 70 much dsGred, moments con-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20

been my fervants, OF avowed themielves
my fubieas" "Sir," anfwered Talley
rand, " ihoud he act 70 imprudently, he
will triangle hi, own grandeur in its era.
de- Misfortunes mutt have made the
Bourbons wifer than to begin with hang.
ing before they are fecurely eaablifhed or
the throne. If they are prudent and pat
riotic, they will entirely forget the inter
regnum, every thing that has occurred
during it, from the 10th of Auguit, I7o2
to the day of their reaoration.
The Emperor Alexander goes ever!
morning and evening with fome haff OF.
fieers, to attend Divine worfhip in hi
chapel made at the Bureau OF the Ma:
ripe.
In the early part Of the French Revo.
luton Bernaiotte was taken prifoner by
the Aultrians, and was releafed to pro.
cure the liberty ofthe daughter OF Louis
XVI now the Dutchcls of Angoulcme.
To that exchange the probably owes her
life.
The Du.chefs of Angouleme, daugh.
ter Of Louis XVI. is a very elegant and
intereifing woman.
Louis XVIII. does not enjoy good
health
A great number Of French prifoners
have been releaied in England. They
carry home with them large fums of mon'
ey obtained by making and telling toys.
NEW YORK, JuNE II. -Maaane Mr..
eau From our French papers received
by the Olive Branch, we find it ftated
that Madame Moreau, wife Of this late
and much lamented Gen Moreau has
accepted the invitation of Alexander ro
relite in Ruflia. He has allowed heI
100000 rubles to defray the expences
Of her Journey, an elegant Palace near
St Petersburgh, former reGdence, and an
annual peniion fuitabls to the dignity OF
her nk-Ev. Psa.
The Paris papers are occupied with
many columns, TO prove that Bonaparte
is no Frcnchman, and t,iclaim all connex.
ion by blood with him and his whole
family of mulhroom Kings.-Bid.
Paris, Ipyi 10.
The following is the reply of Lord
Caltlrrragh to fome one who boaited Of
the magnanimi,y of.the Emperor Alex:
ander towards France" His Majety
has had the precedence in generoGry o:
yer US, but England will not be behind
him." He faid alto, upon the polisi'
cal Gtuation of Europe, The Nations
Of Europe have proved their courage
efficiently they mutt now contend only
who ihall be the mon generous and mod
crate"
There have been rctakcn on the road.
Of Orleans and Blois, "a millions in fpe
Gle, which had been carried off from Par
is BY nrler Of Bonaparte. The crown
diamonds and plate have alto beer
recovered.
The Prince Royal of Sweden arrived
lat night at Paris His Hishness re
paired, at a o'clock, TO the Thuil!e
ries, to Witt MonGeur. who returned i,
at night in the Hotel in which the
Prince ROYAL had always lived.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20
Yp tbe asails.
Tb1 Conqaering Hero Comes.

GEN. DEARBoRN is ordered to return
from N. York to The place from whence
he came to take command of Military
DiRria No. !. AS Msdilon lalf year
ordered him to be fck, we prefume he is
now iuffcred to recover. The Gen, can
never be too thankful for that publick
Dinner at Bolton, for it had wonder
lul rsRmatiue effed.-Sai Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20

The U S. frigate Congress, has been
difmantled a, Portfmouth, and hauled up
the river, and her guns landed for the
protection ofthe place. We learn that
her crew are ordered to the Lake,. We
learn further, that this beautiful frigate
is in fine repair-her iteres in; and that
ihe was almoa ready for fra when the or.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20

As Bonapartc is fent to the yaand Of
EIba, Madilon might be ordered to the
Lakes. Bona will be INDUCED in execus
ting minatu,e Continental Syitem over
the whole extent Of his new dominions
even to low water mark, and Madifon
might be permitted to enforce his new
code of maritime law on the Lakes--ibia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-06-20

The Paris papers are occupied with
many columns, TO prove that Bonaparte
is no Frenchman, and t,fclaim all connex.
ion by blood with him and his whole
family Of mulhroom Kings.-hd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25

mas Graham, end from the very indirect man.
ner IN which ITS inteisigcnce appears to have
been obtained, might bc liable TO meet with
some eSSree or Ioubt. were It not confirmed by
the contents OF the subsequent bulletin. The
French, by this account, we-c engaged during
hive days, and the allies had been continually
successiil. Bonaparie had moved 20 St. Diz;er
and Jonville, and his, communication with his
capital Was the 26h ult. completely intercept
ed The other bulletin announces the capitu-
iation OF Paris, and refers to dispatches stated
TO be received from SIR G. Stewart. We see no
-easnn to doubt the authenticity of these docu.
tnenis, but we shall delay Que remarks until we
obtain the particulars. from tie Gazette. The
second bulletin Affords MS nothing hut the mere
TACT oftlie capitulation, and where it mentions
an attack made on the enemy, Il gives us no in
tlmation OF what part Of the French force was
thus defeated at the gates of the capital. We
wait with anxiety for the dispatches TO satisfy
oo.h ourselves aud our readers on this important
SUBJECT. In the mean time, with the single fact
before us OF the possession Of Paris by the al.
lies, we are still among hose who adhere to the
desire OF negotiations with Napoleon. He who
treated With the emperor of Austria ia Vienna
,nay aow at Paris be compelled to accent terms
tnat may humble his power and repress his ai,l@
bition. The moment is arrived when the de-
ciarauon OF Frankfort may be Interpreted ac-
cording to the pleasure of the allied soyereipns:
IN that they promised to respect the national in
dependence OF France; and they must now re.
member, that there is magne.::::s:.: in mode.
rat,on winch alone can give security to victory.
and real tranquility to Europe.
Halifax papers to the 10th ult. have been re-
ceived. They mention the return of commo.
dore Rodgers to port The American general
Winder is said to have been sent home on pa
role, by sir George Provost TO endeavor to bring
the government of the United States to senti.
ments ofhumanity and justice on the subject of
tue prisoners of war, whom they have cloSl1J
confined. The legislature of M assachusett. :,
direcf oeposition TO the goDernnaent, has passed
an act ordering all prisoners of war Committed
to Jail within that state under the executive am.
thority, to be discharged.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25
LOUIS XVIII.

Prefecture cf'fhe Lanaes---In The name f,de
King.
Lows, by The Grace of God, King Of France
and Navarro, 20 our very dear and vel! beloved
nephew Leui1 AItoine, duke OF Angouieme,
era ,dsqn q France, greeting
Our intention being that you should repair
without delay To province of Bearn. we
Rave hpugat proper TO authorize you to repre-
sent as, both in thai aRd all the neipbborinsr
provinces, and 10 specify the powers which YOU
shall there exercise in our name. until our ar.
rival in our states. We thus give YOU a inst
Testimony of ne confidence which YOU have
merted By your zeal for our service and the
interest of our crown.
For these causes we have by these present
ie tiers, authorized, add do authorize YOU.
10 employ yours u III the re establishment
oil our authority, aid oi good order in he pro-
Vinces oil the Kingdom into which you NAV b..
provinces:
10 comni@hd there all the military, and Ia
appoint general officers, TO command under
your orders, As well as subordinate officers l.,
their various ranks:
To take from the public chest the sums me-.
cessary tor the execution of our ordcr., acting.
however, an ms resPec an in every other cir
cuins'apct, ~ the manner most confOrnable TO
tn psttrnal sentin ents wi which We are ami;
mated toa ards our subjects, and with whicl,
your heart isnot less penetrated than our own:
10 CASHIER and suspend oil ciyi and military
officers, when YOU shall deem il necessary 10
our interests; "
To appoint PROFESSIONALS to the Office Of com.
mandant, and to all other Offices both in the ri.
vii and military adm nistrstions, regulating
yourself y The views which we have set lorth
20 our su'Jecs, III The dec iarations which we
have addressed TO them.
IL is our Will ina, The provisional comm, SONS
Whlch you sntl have gileu ior esad employ
ments, places, functions, and Off IS, as well
all other acts dose by you, IN our name. una err
pour hand and seal. have their fug and entire
.heti' 10 virtue Of the prcsent letters patent.
Until II be Otherwise provide ior.
The present powers shall ce ase to have ef-
fect, and be regarded rs null and void immed;.
ate'y on our arrival III France, q, wen as in CASE
our very dear and wei pe,e,ed brother mes
Pnihp OF France, Mons ,eur shall nav, ore
ceded YOU, md shall transu Il To vo,, orI.,s
A. ms caPa ity ofiieuteuant general o our M
dom N'"e
We command and ordain all our officers -
VII and military, to cause TO punish and ,(sx
our present letters patent, wherever il M, ~,
necessar', ana eacl, IN has sDherr, TO assist !.
ther exeontiop, 81 Tough clrcnmsi .nces do n
permit US TO eloathe them IN their sccustome,,
forms,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25
BULLETIN.

War Department, London, AprI
Dispatches have been received from the mar.
quis OF Wellington, dated Tarbes, March On.
The enemy coilected his force at (:oncbs,
On the 18th ; but on the 18th he returned 10
Hamberg, leaving outposts towards the former
place, SA
Lord Wellington having been Joined bv de.
tached troops, moved on the 18th inst. sra;ns,
the French army, Marshal Soult retreatsd he.
ore the allies to Vic Bagorcy and Tarbes.-A
strong rear guard attempted to make stand nea,-
tho former town, upon the 18th, but were dri.
ven through 1t in gallant manner by the third
division,
5oult assembled his forces on the mornino,
os the 10Th, IN u position of winch the town ~
rarbes formed a part.
Lord W.,i'ngton marched i'm two columns
10 attack tins position, from which the enemy
retreated in all directions. after having s,fi.ry.
ed mnch loss from the attacks male b, inc oh
and right DIVISION which distinguished ,hen-
selves ' S'~
LORD wellington states that the loss of the
aiiies IN these affairs has been consder,hl.. r.
ne mas nut transmitted any returns
HIS Lordship's srIny ncamped on II e niabe
Oh the 2Oth on the Larzet and Larroz."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-25
JosEpH's PRocLAMATIoS.


King Joseph, Lieut. Gen of the Enrberor, Com
asander IN Chief9 tie National Guards, to
tie Citizens If Paris
"CtTIzENs OF AN Enemy's CO.
iuWn has taken possession Of Meaux
1T advances on the road from Germany, but
the Emperor pursues it close at the head of a
victorious army. The Council of Regency, has
provided for ii,e safety of the Empress and the
King of Rome.
:. remain with you--Let us arm ourselves
to defend the City--its Monuments--its Rich
es, our Wives and Children--cvery thing that
Is dear To u.s.
Let this great City become Camp for a
few moments, md let the enemy meet his dis.
grace under iis walls, which he hoped to enter
triunpbBntiy.
The Emperor marches TO our assistance
protect yourselves by a snort and vigorous re
stance, and let US preserve The French honor
paris, 18th March, 1871"
s'iUgin0f O0serDafios----Th Empress and
King Oi Rome, Jeff Paris on the 2gth, Tor Ram
Douilet-- i]ucner close 20 Paris.