Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
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Latest from England.
Monday, May 9, 1914.


Late" from England
Accounts from England via Bermud,
have been received to the 27,h February.
these furnish the Allies Official Bulletin,
Of the war operations in France down to IL.
18th Of that month. The French account.
OF these operations it will be recollec,ed
have been already noticed in the papers,
BY these accounts j, is evident that The
success on the part Of Bonsparte has 10.
been near so great as the Paris papers rem.
resent II TO have been. The main BODY Of
the army under the command Of the Princs
Of Schwartzenburg, < that under the br,,e
Gen. Butcher, are entire, although tie last
French accounts represent them a. having
been defeated and nearly annihiiated. The
Dutch papers state that Gen Winxinper-
ode had taken SCISSORS by storm and occa.
stoned a loss to the enemy Of 10000 men,
after which he joined Gen Blucher.
Powerful reinforcements were advancing
at the date OF the last accounts to ,iAin the
grand army OF the Allies. The Grown
Prince, with his army was expected % enter
France BY the LIST Of March. Bonaparte, il
issaid, breads the military talents 0 Berna.
dotte, once his associate and companion IN
arms, as much If not more than any other
Commander opposed to him
The negotiations for peace are mention.
ed as being continued but not as likely to
have q favourable termination.
The English papers make no mentionof
American sffairs-neither the Ministry nor
People Of England consider tbe.w.r viii
this county Is being Of any very ytrioush b.
Jury to them. Their war operations, both
By sea and land are crowned with success.
Provisions Of all kinds are plenty and It
reasonable prices, the business Of the Man-
ufacturers never was better, end they IL
great measure enjoy the commerce Of the
world their Aag is admitted into every
port, those Of France snc the United States
alone excepted, and even here, under the
reign of the redoubtahle advocates for
american free tNde, they have al the COM
mercial Advantages they wish for through
the medium of the Swedes, Portuguese and
Spaniards-for the English can put as many
vessels under the colours Of these nations -
they please, and obtain just such supplies
a. they are DESTROYS Of, and trade upon
English capital ard receive the profits
willis, the shipping belonging to Americas
Citizens is rotting At the wharves, and
American Sailors destitute of employ
ment, through the madness and folly o.
involving the country in war with Eng
land.
Every mail Of the past week has aiiofded.
some rsmour respecting an armistiee aa'
We consider them all as mere moonshines
When Gen. Hull entered the Ersusn
territory and issued bis oil " looking dowp
opposition" Proclamation, the war'ha~As
headed the intelligence Of this event with
Glory /! Glory!! Glory -!
l, was remarked at the time by those VINO
we're not quite so much elated OF 80 san
euine of success, that il was not tor n''a
that pu.,e,h on the armour to boast. 'ns
truth OF this has been verified in the tate O
Gen. Hull. Whether he is or Is not mace
scape goa, Of to shoulder the plumbers anu
folly of others, win better appear wnen 'ne
whole history of the events with winch "
was connected shall be laid before the pup
lie. A it respects him, it appears oy 'ns
following, that his military career' a 'ea''
Is ended. 81
GENERAL HULL.
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