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IMPERIAL COURT OF PARIS.

The Imperial Court has adopted the
foSawing Decree
The Court, seeing oil the value OF
the efforts which have at length deliver
cd France from tyrapnie yoke
Penetrated with respect and admira-
tion for the august Sovereigns, who are
the models Of disinterestedness and
magnaniuity
Expressing also their profound love
tor the noble race of Kings, who, for
eight centuries, have constituted the
happiness of France, and who, alone,
can bring back peace, order and justice
in country to which the secret wishes
of al! have never ceased 10 invoke the
lawful Sovereisns :
Decree that they adhere unanimous
ly 10 the decree IF dethronsment of Bo-
nsparte and hi. family, pronounced by .
decree of the Senate Of the Sd inst. and
that faithful 10 the Fundamental laws OF
the kingdom, they desire with all their
: hearts the return of the Head of the
House Of Beurboa to the hereditary
bronze of ST. Louis.
{ The FIRST President,
(SignetD SEGvIRR.
Dulles.
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Iosdon Gazette Errso,diinsry,
SUNDAY, April 80

i Foreign 06fee, -Ahra 9. lsl4-
lisp ATCHES have this day been
Revived from Lord Cathcart. anocunc-
an HE ALLEGATIONS OF the Crowns
pit RANCE and 1T Ally, by NAPO-
fEeN RONAPARTE, IN terms Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-11

His Majesty the Emperor Of all the
Rsssias has learnt that several military
men, Of every rank, are at presen, in
Paris, whittier they have been led. Ell
ther by the events Of the war, or by The
necessity Of seeking the means OF reco.
,yerirg their health, impaired by great
Rngues, or by honorable wounds.
He does not suppose, for an instant,
ka, they could hsye thought necessary
b hide themselves AT all events, he
4 pleased to declare in his name, and In
Aas Of his allies, that they are free per.
$ctly feoaa end that as all other French
azens~ shey are called upon to concur
abe great measures which are to de-
fs the grand question nov pensipg.
or which rests the happiness of
knee, aud of the whole world. -
lSigned) ALEXANDER.
loraer ofhis Majesty the Emperor,
The Secretary OF STATE,
Count NRssELReDr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-11

The Mavor, Assistants and Members
OF the Municipal Co neil Of Versailles,
have addressed to the Provisional Go
yernlnenr letter, in which they de-
maud The restoration of that ancient dy-
nasty which promises Us days Of justice
and eapp'ness; they express at the
same tine their gratitude aud their adj
miraiion Of the august Sorereigns OF
Europe who offer so generously to the
French, liberty, honorable peace, and
the heir Of our kings.
The public is informed, that the au.
dienccs afh,s Exeellency the General
in chief, Military Governor OF Paris, Ba-
ron de Sacken, will benceforth take
place only hetween 9 and ls.
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and family. The lke Of vicsnza, wasdt
rec,ed to carry this proposal to him.
4 ha. been. dictated chiefly BY the Dc.
sire Of the Allied Powers to stop the ef'
tusion of blood, aud by the conviction
that if adopted by Napoleon, the WORK
Of general peace, and the re-, establish
men, OF the internal repose OF France
would be the work ola day.
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The Provisional Government DEGREES
that The Nsnaenr is the only official
Journal.
Roux LEBolRE, sec'ry Gen.
April 5.
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which the following is translation -
aThe Allied Powers having pro-
claimed that the Emperor Napoleon
vas the only obstacle to the re-es,abllsh-
,nent of the Peace Of Europe, the En-
peror Napoleon, faithful to his Oath,
declares, that he renounces for himself
and his Heirs, the Thrones of France
and Italy and that there is no person
al sacrifice, even that of life, which nc
Is not ready to make for the interest OF
France.
Done Of the Palace Of Fontainbleau,
the : day of April, 1874"
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PARIS, April s.
H. III. the Emperor OF Russia, as soon
as he was informed of the change III
the French government, produced b,
the Senate, proposed, in the name of
the allied powers, toNapoleonB onapar,e,
to choose place of residence for himself
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TIE Provincial Government Decree.
L. That all The emblems, cyphers *
arms, which have characterized the go
scrnment of Bonapsrts, shall be sup
pressed andeffaced, wherever they exist.
D That this suppression shall be ex-
scutcd exclusively By persons delegated
by the authority of the Police, or mani'
cipaI ,y, without the zeal Of individuals
assisting in j, or preventing 1t
3 That no address, proclamation,
public journal or private writing COR
tain Injurious expressions against he
government overthrown, the Cause OF
the country being too noble to adop,
such means
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.<.t fine pro,i.ioaai Gspernmrut.

.<sf Of the provisioaai government
The provisional Government hearing
with grief that obstacles have been made
20 the return OF the Pope TO his terrific
ries. and deploring that continuance Of
insult which has long overwhelmed the
courageous Head whom the Church dc
nands, orders that every obstacle cease
Immediately. and that all due honors be
paid TO him on his journey.
The civil and military authorities are
charged with the execution, of the pre-
sent decree.
Given at Paris, April 2, 1914.
(Signedl-Prince Of BeneVenfo. Duke
d. Al6erg, General Count de Bouraon-
vile Francois de Joueqaet, A6de de
Monresquirn.
By the Provincial Government
(Signed) Dupont de Nemours. sec'y
The provincial Government consider
ing how odious it is in itself, and con-
tyary 10 The conventions which have pre-
cetled The departure of his majesty OF
So in, ia Keep a, Perpignan his brother
the infa Carlos, order that the prince
be conducted as soon as possible with
slj Re honors due TO his rank, to the
frst Spanish pert.
Isis .rdc,ed 10 all civil! and military
authorities TO take the necessary mea-
sares T. execute toe present order.
Given at Paris, I'd April, 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-11

aChanpggny, Duke of Galore; Sara
ry, Duke Of Rovigo; and Count Mott,
ore at Paris, and have signi6ed thsir ad
heson."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

than thofe of the prefent times. Peace,
harmony and order would mark all oar
fteps.
Names may change, but principles are
immutable. The principles on which
the federalilts acted when in power, with
Warrington at their head, NUT be fub-
itantialIy purified, or our government
mutt be loft, and all our boaAed greainefs
~ republican nation mutt vaniih like
the sbafelefs fabric Of vifon.' They
took meafures to prefervc our indepen-
dence & to free us from foreign influence,
the bane ofrepublican governments. They
cultivated peace, patriotifm and order.
They were friends to the ditfuGon of
knowledge. candor, dignity ard energy
marked their progreis. They ncyes re.
forted to the proAigatc arts, which we're
employed againR .hemfelyes; put made
,'.e;r aere-i 10 the senfs, ras,-oss.s.- end
virtue Of the nation and not to its paf-
iions or its vices. They fupported truth
by cool reafoning and fair argument, and
not by fander, MISREPRESENTATION and
hard languagc.-We profpersd. What
and where are we now impoverished,
cropping in darknefs, and advancing to the
brink of dangerous precipice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
II Second Outrage.

On the night Of the I'd inst. At IL o'clock the
dwelling house Of Mr. Joseph Jaavrin, Of Newbu
ry, was broken open, and searched, BY three sol
diers ofthc Horse Artillery company, under
,rctcnce Of seeking deserter from said ccm?a.
ny, and pretending also to have search warrant,
but when required to show il they declined it,
and answered that they had authority to 60 were
they pleased, and do what they pleased.-
The circums ances of this outrage are as fol-
lows; Mr., IAnyrin was awaked from sleep, sbout
ii o'clock by n noise in and about the house, he
Immediately arose and lighted candle, opened
the door int anosher room, when the FIRST objects
which presented themselves were two soldiers
with swords in their hands. who had broken into
the house through a windows third rushed in
at the door which was opened, and immedisteis
one of them seized the candle from Mr. Janvrin,
AMI all rushed into the room where his wife and
csaidfen were in bed: having examined this
rao,n as much Is they pleased. they pro-.
ceedcd !. oz.s rssf-- ,sisere mas sick woman !;
thence they deccnded to the ceIlxf--sns. sssssafs
complicated their search they departed without
fu thes injury than The disturbance and fright IT
the family. and the breaking of the window. On
these facts we forbear to comment, ss we are
hsrpy to learn that one Of the tresPissers has
been spprehended, and stands holden to answer
to the justice and the laws OF the Common-
wealth.
We as ys, have tasted but a few Of the
Blessings of standing army-assault and
battery, ROBBERY and burglary, TO be sure,
have become somewhat common, since the
soldiery has been stationed among us; but
then we have not had, as in some places,
murder actually committed in our streets
after witnessing few innocent victims i'm.
mola,ed at the point Of the bayonet and
few hundred chained conscripts marching
to join the ranks, we may learn 20 apprecl.
ate the benefits of Mr.. Madison's war-nev.
ertheless we have progressed pretty well to-
wards state Of perfectability, and perhaps
we shall soon see the time when We shall
enjoy as many blessings and privileges as the
people Of France, in whose path we are de
liberately marching step by step-anothel
year, & We may see the civil authority null
and all complaints OF aggression must be
made to the commander of the military dis
tfict !-Gracious Gen was il for this kinl
ofindepsndence, was il for liberty Of this ma
lure that our fathers Tough, and BLEED, ane
died to secure I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

BY an article in the Concord Gazette, it
appears that an outrageous military despo-
tism is exercised over the inhabitants in Co
os county by the troops stationed there, seix-
ing and imprisoning individuals without
warrant, and suffering no communicat ion
with them Because the army has failed in
conqueling the Canadians, we hope they are
not going to try their strength upon the
Yankees-Saiem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
Dortlano 0a5ette,
PRINTED AND PuBLrsHED
BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY,

AT two dollars per annum-onc half in adj.
saace. All who become Subscribers 20 this
o.per, will be considered 40 such until they pay
% al arresrsges and order its discon,inu.nce.
All Communications, or Advertisements sent
,broush the Mail must be postpaid. or the post-
ne will be chsfged; and all advertisements
except where there is previously en- account
spen.) must be accompanied with the pay for
aser.on, or an additional charge Of ssusny foe
sss will be made.
GrTh. price Of Advertising is one dollar for
N Administrators or Commissioners notice.
Is cents for smaller advertisements.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
The United States viii make q

The United States viii make curioua
figure at Gottenhnrgh, provided all the car.
goes commissioners should arrive in safe,
ty "a. their tors Of discharge We be-,
leve such another motley set was never sent
on similar GRAND. There is one federal.
ist-an able man, and capable Of represent.
ing the nation with dignity and ability one
deserter from federalism-one Kentucky
great mon-a broad mouthed orator from,
the woods-one French Geneyan Jacobin.
cosmopolite, unfortunately noz claimed
by the United States but ready to pitch his
tent wherever he can do better, and !. fl ~
treason and sfratagems"-and one creature
of neither talents or character. Il would
be amusing enough to group these GENTLE
men, and carry on dialogue for them,
The President must have a high opinion or
the talents Of his tools. when he considers II
necessary to send four of them, with ona
federaIist, TO negotiate peace. We should
like to see the account Of outfits, end scta.
ries, opened with this batch of negotiatots
at the treasury.-Nine thousand dollors or.
fit, and nine fhousaud dollars salary, for eccl.
that is only ninety thousand, d,Aars in shs
W"oee - HsSNty SutU Az Aob0 ltLuSxs f3S~
sides, we are not sure that the pay 10 NOT
doubled in tavourof some Of the ministers.
Mr.. Adams was minister at st Peterson .
he was nominated on the mediation tour.
and now is sent 10 Gottenbutgh. Now as
two at most, would have been better THAI
Eve or even ten, it is apparent that Fifty -four
thousand dollars, in this single lem OF en-
pense. might have been saved Moi onlv
so, but the cost Of ship - transport tia
great Messrs. Clay and Russell, is to be ad |,
ded to this needless prodlgality; for, hsa
it not been thought necessary to provide IL.
these TWO hungry hangers on of the CABS
net, that need not have been incurred. Bur
who Cares Tor expense, whsn nation is ~
rich Conn. Couranf
Seysa Banks are already established in thu
District of Columbia; their capitals amour, l.,
ieur millions; Of which s.i7l.ess hare bsss
paid IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
Triumph of Faction.

GIDEON GRANGER, Post Master General
is dismissed. Governour MEIGs, of Ohio,
is his successor-the object is to secure that
state for Col Munroe. Mr.. Leib it is said
will follow the fate Of his friend. G ranger.
1Fed. Raantteag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

to be stripped " receive twenty stripes with
COW skin, and be imprisoned in dungeon
as the wages of his fiial affection, and af.er
reprimanding the father and sen-in law, he
graciousty dismissed them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

The town Of Charlestown has been De-
mocratic for l3 years.
In Dorchester the Federal Candidates
were elected by plurality of more than
one hundred votes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
From q Virginia Pan

From q Virginia Paper.
a lad about Is years old, belonging 10
Gun-Boat No. ISIS, was run through the boz
dy, with sword, a few days ago by WllIam
xrthgans, masters mate Of the same boat,
anc died Instantly. This barberous act, we
understand, was without any provocation
whatever .-krtgans is delivered into the
custody Of the civil authorities.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
Good Begi,1ni;np.

~ the Election Of Town Officers in
''es.0s0a' on Monday last, the Federal
paohcah ticket prevailed by a plurality
49, 'o'es' In April, 1918, the Democrat.
sp'uralily was 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
@orC9))S:
lklgrslay. .aanch ~, 1914.

IfIvrsu1y, 4d1fch 10, 1914.
ss..... 1853. 80
Woys and Mems.-The War Hawks
have got bill before Congrefs for the
eaablilhment of a National Bank with a
capital Of 80 millions of dollars, to aid
them with money in the profitable Job of
Atonquering Canada. UnIefs they have
better fuccefs in their future, than they
have in their pait campaigns, .hould they
ezpend their whole ftock and the depre-
cation of their paper be as great as that
Of the old continental was, in the days of
the revolution, it viii not fccure to them
he fec fimple of Jingle hundred acres.
One hundred and twenty volunteer
Seanen have recently proceeded from
Halifax for the Lakes in Canada. A fec
end diyilion was to follow them in few
days.
Apofate Federalifts are all the rage at
reisnt with the democratic party, Whit
the demos of the old ichool and of long
handing are completely huAled--out Of
place and confidence by interlopers COM
poled Of disappointed, Gait off federalilfs.
Look at the PRECEDENT and Secretary of
inc caucus for nominating democratic
eandidates for Governor and 1t. Govern
o., and the mouth piece of the party in
Tic Senate Of this State Look at the
collectors and Taxgatherers, together
Mfha thoufand Office holders, Cnitom-
houie pinps and fpies and army loungers
'eattered up and down in every town and
nNase, and who live on the bread drawn
'lom the labour of the Farmer and Me
Oanlc' Ihefe are the bleflings which the
People are reaping at the hands Of Demo
s'a'ic Rulers. Fellow citizens, il you
'ke these times and thefc meafures, eeale
a0' moment in labouring to promote
ne elections Of the War Candidates, tina,
you may experience taxes and poverty
@ your hearts content. But when the
Lleenie and Land Tax Collector comes,
90 not complain at being compelled to
pay the uttsrmoit farthing, even if it o.
elges you to part with yosr lar Cssv or
ait Weep and thereby your children il,ould
x rendered deititute of food and raimens.
Ffsm an Ohio Paper.
democracy to day despises a man
Nca'lse ne IS called a Federalist; no
p''iet is bad enough TO bestow upon
VIM; ne is tory-viper, &c. is said
Onave turned Democrat; Democra.
'yrecelves him with open arms-puts
@flng on his Gnger-kiIls the fatted
.--and as reward soon helps him
Dalae ONCE: genuine Democrats,
VINO never changed, who have borne
ueneat and burden of the day, must
give place to this eleventh hour man.
!" 80 democracy wills it. 0 consist.
nt Democracy!!!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

GranSer's remevas-A letter from Wash.
ington, says" you know Mr.. Granger too
wsllto believe that the change will be pro.
ductive OF good. II has excited general dis.
satisfaction among most of the republican
party. The book wiH nosu probably come
our. II mistake not, Granger was suspcc
ted OF being Clintonian. This cannot be
forgiven. -PhiladrLhhia True Ameriecn.
~ The book here spoken Of, is known
to many gentlemen in Boston, and contains
/" Secrets y0rM Knowing"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

On Saturday night last, soldier Of the
Y. S. army, in passing centinel at Fort
Nelson, was hailed, but refusing to answer,
and still keeping on, the Centinel fred and
killed him on the spot. A Court Martial
was held the next day on the Centinel, and
he was honourably acquitted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
MIR. jackson, a relation IN the prcs'dlh
f,mily, married the daughter OF Coy. ufts %
rM undue influence here y!

Com. Rodgers is singularly unfortunate
in being unable to meet the enemy lis
sees great many, bat they are oil either ~
squadrons, or too large, or too small or d's-
appear too soon, to CRAFTY the Commo1o's
in "trying the tug Of war" If he ever
should fall in with single friga,e and br''s
her to action, we have no doubt he will fsas
like Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
Erfracs Of lefter d4ted albany, February
IL, 1914.

While the bill for raising four thousand
state troops was under discussion in the Ssne
ate few days since, major-gensral Levi
stated, that Wilkinson's army when Il Ia
Sackett's Harbor, exceeded seven thousafl
men, bat when it reached French Mills Cir
humber did not exceed fonr thousand TIRE
ns'ssssst' 'rs-"---A loss 81 only three seveuslis
Of the whole army, in march OF iessthan
two hundred miles, and with only one Skin
mish.-How does this cor espond with tie
repor. OF the Secretary Of the department
Of War 2-A. r. En-. Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

General W.!kinson. symptoms of his ohiciay
exa are making their appearance aud whether
ne will die hard. suami, tsmely or survive the
attack, is not publicly fareseen. II he goes, hs
will De The victim Of the unfortunate northera
campsga for the issue Of which, the Demu.
cratic P.ess said Gen. Avnstyoxg ought to be dis.
MISSED, while others declared tina, Gen. Hansbssa
would justly suffer ifnot saved by resigna.ion.--
We s.pecs neither OF them are whiting to bs
hunted down silently, in 4 country wnrrs sls.,l. =
asd denuncston are so much the order Of tia
day, as to excuse q little retsiation, even upas.
the most orthodox, in seifdefense. We know ~
but Que general, unexce?tionsole popular in ths
U. States. aud that is the old British nationsl
subject. Geserai Combiaiaf. Columbian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14
FROM FRANCE.

We learn from gentleman who canls
passenger in the Meteor, that the new con.
.cription is pushed with such rigor that
France 10 drained Of its male populations.
Peace was not expec,ed.-So secret wa
every thing kept that the emancioatio Ct
holland was not even known. l! was gems.
rally understood, however, and admitted
that Wellington had beat Soult in the great
battle fought near Bayonne. The Emperor
Alexanderhas refused to permit the French
minister Caulincourt, the mui derer IL ti,s
Duke D'Enghein, to appear at the Congress
at Frankfort.-N. Y Z Poss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

STATE SECRET-More trouble In thu
camp! The President last night INDUCED Nj.
Armstrong. in conserving to the arrest Of Maj.
Gen. Wilkinson. The court marsialis organized
and the dispatches, with IN official arrest, werS
Despatched by post this morning Fed. Req.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-03-14

Seysa Banks are already established in thu
District of Columbus their capitals amour, i,
Jour millionsi Of which s.i7l.ess have bsssS
paid IN. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-12

she Hri;ish Parliament Lord Holland %.
served, THAT in renewing our ancient trea-
:,cs with the Dutch, he hoped Ministers
would exercise all their influence to procure
tseir assent tn a stipulation Of tSe abolition
thing efsotusl upon this point had hitherto
been done with Spain. lie was glad. how
ever, 20 observe that en- article had been in
serted in the treaty with Sweden, in order
e. abolish that detestsble traffic" Ld. LIZ
verpnot replied. that while he declined
yony into particulars. he assured the House
tha. the subject alluded TO had not escaped
tlre a-ter'ion OF either the Prince Regent Or
M.G;sters"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-12
v,,o u Arlington, .siarcA 10.
FROM DETROIT.
fRlFAl r. CORRESPONDENCE

Cleveland, Ohio Feb. 27th
mao has arr we'd here from Detro;,
who states that on Thursday (ten davs asoS
the place was In much Confusion =, 80
quence Of experimenting an at aok +, om III" he
hritsh' shat it was a,certained AT Der
that there we're 800 b i,sh 8, lad ans ~" na
me ho,s french, & reiaforcemenls coming
ON amounting N the whole 10 800 tb a.
Sandwich and Maiden or Ambers,h t"".s
were ordered to be burned. bat that thu ot .
der had been couutermarded, '''e Vi
lhat Maiden. which place he came
q, through; was in state of confusion and A.
lsrh'. II is also stated by a gentleman fror-
Huron. tina, canronaiing " as heard ,b.rs
In the direction of Detroit. On TUESDAY las,
"hich commenced early In the mornIns
continued very Constantly for cons;,ierss'
0 De e .hn aad at intervals all day. Such
are the reports. ] do not know what rra-
dit 70 attach TO them. will u,rita ~.
more particularly when / learn more.
Nat. Cyf q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-12
X II c i ~ n

He Csrolins sly Ciub Races, will oonorD.,..
Al the Union Tavern On Wednesday, eotb IF
r, fIHST :, D3f-A Sweep;tskc for year, o,.
plsy or pay. S'"hee5
.SECOyFU DHF--Three mile heats. free f.
ssny Horse, Mare or Gelding running to. The 10 LOT
~ IL, o. memOer OF the Club Tor tie amount or s,
t1HLRD O.1F-Two mile heats for ~, r,....
stors Subscription o, 80 dollars and tbe 'e,; l9ptt
neg Tor three Days, Ni;h On entrance of ten do,,'
Club. pgJi r. s sa ..k Joeky
,,,,o "Sciefmy and 1rensut.,
=