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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
JEFFERSON ana MADISON
OR,
THE principles Of Democracy.
From the S2,ri, of Wssh;p

from the spirit OF washing on
Previous to entering on the manner, in
which the rulers Of this nation have been
corrupted by the Jacobins and lnfidsls oil
France-we shall personiiy genuine dem.
&C at, in Ph,Ah Duke Of Orleans, who after
wards dubbed himself Egahte or Equality
This proHlgate monster OF lgIquity, was the
nephew OF Louis XVI and voted frs, in the
National Asse mbiy, Tor The execution of his
uacle-in addition to all, he Was a member
OF that club into which Thomas Jefferson
and James Madison were initiated, and may
justly be termed an ehifome of democracy.
he .4d6e BarreuH and others, thus des-
cribe his character.
he was man, blasphemous TO his Cod
prince, who leyelled himself with the yilest
OF his subjecls-who Frustrated his own or.
der-a son, undutItul to his fa,her-a neph.
ew, the murderer of his uncle-a husband,
the tyrant of his wife-a father, the corrupt
er oil his children-an migrate, who betray ed
his friends and benefactors-a Frenchman,
who deluged his country with blood IA sub
ject, traitor to his sovereign Such was
the Jacobin Philip Egaie o those who
are unacquainted with his fate, we do our
selves the pleasure of stating, that his head
was shortly after struck of, amidst the JAG
obinism of his own C, eaion.
Never did more hagitious set of mon
sters exist, than the whole Maternity OF In
fidels, VINO founded the French republic.
1 heir object was 10 destroy all law, all dis
tinc,ions, and all rel'gions-and this they
effected, by the most abominable basphe-
mics. They laboured necessarily to estab
lish atheism in France, Well knowing, that
when the sentiments OF religion were ban
ished from the heart, deprayed man would
no longer Acknowledging restraint on his
conduct, but could easily be fashioned into
parricidal assassin, ready and devoted, 10
aid any ambitious miscreants, in mounting
TO power, by the murder oil the nobility and
the seques.ration of their properly.
The populace We're goaded On TO the most
odious crimes, in order 10 accomplish this
obiect-until the wretches who armedthem
fell by the daggers they had put into their
hands. Bands Of cut Threats, rapidly sue.
ceeded each other, until a foriuity OF Cir
cumstances placed an iron crown on the
head OF foreign adventurer, whose desola
ting sway ceased not, until he had buried
the lees s, garbage Of democracy in France,
and her tel ritorles.
With this host of monsters, was Thomas
jefferson intimately associated he cores
pended with them-he quoted them-he
admi, ed their maxims, and adopted their
sentiments his companions, were Azaz-e
BGrlo7y aud Paine--his idols, were VoI,aire
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
THE TENEDos FkIGATE

PoRTsMourH, JULY 90 ON the 18Th instant
the Teoedos cap,uced he SCH An elope, from
Elzsbe,h City for Portland, with 1000 barrels
hour, and sent her TO Halifax The frigste o,
Thursday sent A,g into his port, to know
fate Of the tender captured by gunboa, No 50
last week, and last evening sent in here the MAJ
ter of the Antelope and one man. with the trunks
of The off ;es csp,ul ed, likewise Capt. Sawyer.
of Cape Ann, and his two com anlons, taken
from The chebs eco boat. These persona arrived
in fishing ,osi. brought to by the tenedos yes.
terday. They had all been treated with much
polileness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
FRENCH GOVERNMENT.


% The Paris papers Contain ieverai De"
cress and Proclamations of Louis XIV Ill.
in which we find the following sppoint-
Mons Cou7t D'frfoit, to refume the
title of Col Gen of the wis,
The Prince Of onde to refume the title
of col Gen. OF the Infantry If the line.
The Duke Of Berry, to take the title OF
Col of the French chaheurs and Light
hoIfe lapcers.
! he Dute Of Orleans TO take the title
Of Col Gen of the hufIrs
The Iute Of Bouybap to axe the title
of Col CT Of the Lighf Infantry
The Generals whom the b,eceHng
Government bad named TO tbs fu erions
of Coils General, ihsl have tn titles OF
Firft nlbeffors General of their feveral
armies, under TIE orders Of the Princes
whom we have named CoIonels General,
ana ihal! prelerse the emolu nen:s, the
honors, aad prerogatiyes they at preienr
enjoy
The Colonies of the army, fhorlly at
ter this Arrangement, were preicuted to-
the Klng, and Chsvalier Allan, Colonel
Commandanr of the !. gion of Honor,
and one OF the od=lt Colon5ls Of the ar,
my, addrcl.d his Najetty in behalf of
his brother officers, in language of the
itronge,t affection and fidelity. His Majs
city, at the ciof. of ihort bat Affection
ate aafwer, conferred the decoration Of
the Go'en Lilly, upon the Colonies.
Ia another Decree, NJ ms. Coun. D.
Artois is ma ned Col General of all the
National Guards of France
MmferiaI Nom 7lfi2a5.
Monsieur D'ambray, Chancellor Of
Fra,.ce all the members of rhe Provis-
sional Council Of State, as well as the
Chancellor and NJ Ferrand, Miniiters of
Stare M. The P5nce of Benet en.o, Min
liter and Secretary Of Stae for Foreign
Affairs; M the 4 bbe Mont.fquieu, Min
liter and Secretary of Sta for the ln'e-
rior; G.neral Count Dupont, Mtnitter
and Secretary of state for the War De-
partment; the BARN Louis. Winter and
Secretary of Stare for the Finances Ba-
ron Malouet, Minilter and Secretary Of
State for the Marine; Count Eeugnot,
Director General Of the P5lice; NJ. Fars
rand, Director General of the Potts; M.
Beregner, Director General of lndlrest
Impoas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
Sbanib Die nfents.

Disagreements, it is af1ertcd fill fub
GIT between Ferdinand VII. and the
Cortes Of Spain. Il would be lamenta
be thing if civil war ihould break out
in that Country The mobiles we obferve,
are aocking around the king; the Cortes
have placed General Lacey at the head
of the troops, which they keep around
them. -
PARls, MAY 18-We are aHured that
Bonaparte, on his arrival in the lie OF
Elba, appointed General Bertrand miris
ter of the interior. His other minitters
are not known.
The word peace has fomething in it
70 agreeable, 70 attractive, and 10 new 10
us, that we cannot avoid mentioning the
reports that have been in circulation for
fome days paf, though we cannot un-
dertake to warrant their authenticity. 1t
we may believe our politicians, we thal
loon fee our former relations reitored
with St. Domingo. Martinique. our poi
fefFions in the Antilles, and on the COATS
of Maabsr and Coromandel.
Our territory, takin- France as fh:
was in June, 1892 will obtain an in
create of population when the definite
Treaty ihaIl have been Ggned, here
will be no contribution for the expenies
of the prifoners OF war.
The French army will conGa of ago,
600 men, including the houlehold of
The king, which will not exceed 10000.
Letters from Paris fay, that in the tit
ting of the Senate and Legislative fem
ry of the flint. it is the intention Of
His Majeity Louis XVIII to propose
that the Senators 'hall keep their titles
and incomes, and ieals, for life, but they
fhaIl not be hereditary. Ard that
from the Nobletle OF France there
lhall be in all time to come an elective
Senate, upon the principle Of thar adopt
ed on the Union of Ireland with Great
Britain that is to fay. that upon the
death Of any Senator an election ihall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
liberation ofihe Shanish Clergy

Soon af,er the arrival of Ferdinand the 7sh. At
Madrid, the Metropolitan Church OF Valencia
presented an address to the King, IN which they
request his attention to the Chutch, which they
say has been prosecuted ny what they call the
Philosophers Of the day "-And that they wish the
re-es'abI,sbn,en, of The lnquisilion, which they
say the c,seibie for maintaining pure ,e!tgion-
IN answer 10 this address the King says. that II
Is his intention scrupuiously 10 attend TO the
preservation Of the purify Of Religion, but dis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
PROJECTION.

On Wednesday last, company of 80 regulars,
under Capt. Loring. were marched ifom Ports
mouth 10 the frontiers. by orGer of the Secre,s-
~ NJ War. The militia is now all dsbanded,
and we lie almost entirely al the mercy of the
enemy. The Tenedos irigate visited US on
Thursday To see the nakeaness Of the land have
We come !'-Ports. Oracle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01

Rouss, au, D'Aiembert, and Condofcet =
IL followed them up through thick ant
,in-he never deserted them in all thei
,wistinps and turniugs he made pros
elyte of Madison, and In the fury OF zeal
they became French cluzens together b,
virtue of which citizenship, they irrevocable
linked themselves in SUGGESTION TO France
insomuch. that if France had commando
them to deliver up the Cnned States, they
must have complied, under The penalties o.
perjury. But worst of all, by the right Of
F ench citizenship they becime the subject,
of Buonaparte-in consequence OF wnlch
the people of this country we're governed by
French Viceroy, when they imagined they
were under the guardianship OF an lndepen
dent President. freely elected by themselves
From this circunit 4nce, We may collect
the reasons of our war with England, ano
aliance with Buonaparie--whateve the
genius of the American people would bear
was imposed OH them nay, when opposi-
ton retarded their motions, they threatened
US with the wrath Of their master, and hui
,ied US along pre.ipitateiy, lest any un,ow
ard accident should blast their deslSns--and
lop us from the empire OF Buonapafte
In order to accomplish this object, and
TO manifest our devotion, the nation WIS
drives iato war-remOnsiranee was crus ied
by administration mobs--!ederalism WA
menaced with violent deslIuciion-the pa
ilz,ns of France were raked IRON tas ken
nels 10 invest them with oilices-thedres.
and discipline were French--the ali resoun
ded with the Great Emtero- !! and every
proceeding cvinced, that our rulers were
abundandy prepared TO do any drudgers
that Buonapalte should impose Oh them.
Another ranting speech, Gays the Cat
skill Washingt oniaD) Of the notorious
postate Holmes, of the Massachusetts Senate
has Jus, gone the democratic rounds. We
have read it, and Notwithstanding its gen.
eral iacobinic features must confess !, en-
titled to some credit, as he in an unluck,
moment for democracy, stumbled upon one
impo rtant TRUTH, for which he Shall have
every credit in our power 10 give him Il,
reply to the rema KS Of the Hon. Nj
lhorndyke, of Boston, he says, /" lie prob
ably finds that there is nozv no way TO hut
doson the Pre- sent administration but III the
way IT zvas hlut dorm in France, by foreign
force" The friends OF the rights and lib
critics of this country have uniformly con-
tended that the measures OF this admins
tration were SO Intimately connected with
those of the fallen tyrant Of Europe that hts
political death would be theirs also, and We
are happy to receive an acknowledgment Of
the truth of this position from man who
is at present worshipped by chop fallen and
democracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
foreign 3uteiligenee.
Latef from f GLAND.

q
The privateer Gen, Armitrong has ar
rived at New York from cruilr and
from one of the prizes obtained London
papers to May 27 The mott important
or their contents follow -
DEAL May S.-Adniral Young truck
his. flag this morning on board the I'M
pregnable; and his roy al highnets the
duke of Clarence hoifed his flag on
board ofthat ihip which will fail tomor-
row morning, to bring owe. to this coun-
try the Emporors of Aultria and Rullia
and the king of PruiIia.
american fairs.
The letters from France mention thar
General Sir Thomas Picton had arrived
at Paris, on his way to England, and we
underltand he is expected in town to-
morrow The purpote of his Wifi is faid
to b. 10 receive ioltruefioEs for fepar
ate command in the war with the Uni.
ted States.
1t was very ftrongly reported on change
that it is the fixed determination of our
government, nor to fuffer the Americans
TO nth upon the banks OF Newfoundland,
and that no American veflcl will be per-
nitted to pals the cape of Good Hope.
70 that the whole Of the Chioa trade will
be taken from them
The expedition to America, is upon a
much larger feale than it was originally
Imagined, it is faid it will be placed under
a Lieut. Gen. not yet named, ath ugh
it is fuppoied to be intruitcd {. Lord
Hill, sir Henry Clinton, Major Generals
barnes, Robinfon, Kempt, aud feveral
others are included in the arrangement.
1t will BE- competed of the l4th dtassons,
a detachment of Artillery the Cd. All,
.sth, 9th, goth, s8th, Ssh, and f.veral
other regiments, computing the elite of
the army, at prefent under the command
of the Duke of Wellington.
The I4th light dragons are under or
ders for America. Lord Harcourt's hue
regiment,the oth,ex e6ts iimliar order,
as they have always been brigaded togeths
er.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
REGENEKArED FRANCE.

How con- ding (says an elegant writer in the
New York G4zettc) the reflection 70 The bosom
Of philanthropy, to see the Z" vine cover'd hiil'
and say regions of France" again become the a
bode of peace, law, religion and happiness, Il
millions Of our fellow creatures, who were de
csived, to their ruin. fest by republican, & thei
by Imperial .Jacebinlsn. What an awful, but WI
trust instructive lesson, does the French revo'u-
ton presen, to the people of the United Sa,es
May they have wisdom 70 check the in. Dads Of
anarchy, before it be too late! She has finish
ed her wild and savage career in Europe. and
thuEderstruck with The shock, she now look,,
with raven eye, TO he western shores. for the
yavu materials" of crime, rreligion and blood
Let the auslere virtue, let the masculine
Spartan brow of our countrymen flown iodig
nant. and forbid her pestiferous Apr zach !
The town of New Bedford have voted, in ,owr
meeting, that any privse armed vessel, which
shall arrive at hat place from cruise. shall be
ordered TO perform quarantine of 40 days, a,
such place ss shall be assigned by the town all
thorlty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01

take place of one to the senate, who
lhall hold it for life. The Senate to be
400 in all =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
n "REPUBLIC4.s" ERR.

A subordinate officer of the NVag Depart.
ment, Mr.. Simmons; has been dismissed
from the Office conferred ON him by " ASH
IsGToN, for having exposed the gross Pee
uiatons Of The head Of that Detortment -
And the same President who has dismissed
him, has had the arrogance to say he eoula
nor listen 10 :he comltiains,' when personally
informed Of the robbery of the Peoples
money. Let az be remembered, that these
shameless acts have taken place in 1914
in the same year in which an upstait ly-
rant has been hurled from throne TO an
island dunghill and been perpetrated un-
der government pretending 10 be 'repub-
llcan by an officer VINO has saunted him
self US being the friend of economy-wh
has szvorn TO see the laws of appropriation
faithfully executed and who receives
IS 900 dollars year OF he Peoples money
for experimenting their concerns!! Gem.
FROM cALLENDER's sKETcHEs-p 49,
"Such writings cannot fail Of dong good"
Vide / tierson's letter TO Calender.
GLOW striking is the folly Of nations, oil
STA tCothSu otiu Va nhSS III shS "Si va - ~
only the Struggle for Canada cost France
and England between them, too hundred
millions sterling, and the lives of 100000
men and alter all the dominion OF iii,
province, il it could have been had for moth
ing, was absolutely not worth acceptance
In l784, the expences OF collecting The Gus
toms in Quebec, Halifax, st Johns and
Newfoundland, exceeded their whole a
mount by a clear loss OF 725 s,eliDg;'
Caution.-The public are cautioned
against Counterfeit Noes Of the Bank o
Albany, many of which are now in cir
cua,ion in this city, and are very well Cal
cuated 10 deceive. The name OF Ink
cashier G. II Worth, is engraved and ths
name OF the Presidenl, Solomon S1uthzoiek
which is writ,en,isa most cotrec, Imitation
Mer. .ddv
The foundation stone Of Fort near He'll
gate was laid few days SINCE, and we un
derstand Thai a line of Forts Is o be erected
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01

The foundation stone Of Fort near Hell
gate was laid few days SINCE, and we un
derstand thai line of Forts is be erected
from the Navy Yard at Brooklyn TO the
NarrOws.-N. Y. Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-01
LONDON, MAY 81.

'A'S "hA II
Mr. Bayard, one of he American Com
miilioners, has fer out from London for
Client the place of negocia ion MIR.
GallAtin will follow him in few DAVIS.
A third Commifionsr will repair thi,her
Immediately from Gottenburgh
A morning paper, announcing the
names of the gensrals to command the
expedition to America, reduces the force
&c 1900 men We are as well afured
as it is poilible for US to be. that it coniilts
of 10000 bayonets -Cam Ter.
FRANKFORT. MAY 25-The Polifh
General Dombrowski paiIcd here to dsy
with many officers of his army. on their
way from Paris to Warfaw. The Poli(h
troops will march to their country in
three columns.
MAY Io.-His Excellency the Rul1ian
General in Chief Count Wisgenitein ar.
rived here yetterday.
wURrzBuRG, MAY 2s.-On the 10th
the French garrilon of the Porte N.1ve,
1872 in number, marched OUT and took
the road to Strasburgh The blockadinp
corps, under the Bavarian Gen. Count
Sprett marched in, in great parade The
fortrefs is now occupied by troops Of
the Grand Duohy. About oooo RuiIian
troops have taken environments in our
duchy.
The French carlton, competed of 2
generals of brigade, and 2I34 men, evacs
catea Erfurth ON the 10Th.
LUBBOCK, MAY io His Highnefs, the,
Prince Royal of Sweden arrived here ,his,
evening at 9 o'clock Ii is fappofsd that
he will embark in rhe Swedih thip o<f
the line of a guns, the Outlaws, which
this morning entered at iravemunde.
ZURICH, May 2r.-Couns TaReyrand
has been appointed by his Msieliy Louis
Xviii mioiitcr TO the Swiis eonfeaerx.
ZION, and he will foon return to Bevne.
LONDON, MAY n Public Fmsds -
Three per esus c0niels 81 ) 4..7.s, s g.,
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His Grace the Duke of Wellington is
appointed ambahador at the Court Of Par
Is. His acceptance of the appointment
has ben received. He will return to
Madrid by the way Of panases to Porsss
mouth and will receive his instruetlons,
for the definite treaty in London.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-14

Goldsborough, Gore, Horsey, Hun,
ter. Kiag. Lambert. Mason, Morrow,
Smith, Stone, TAFT, Wells, Wor-
thington-2i.
So the aotion was lost.
The question on the bills passing
toa third reading as amended by
striking out the third aud fourth Sec
ion as follows:
For thc bill. Messrs. Anderson,
3ihb of Geo. Bib, oi Ky. Brown,
Glaze. Coniit. nagget. Dana. Fro
stsntin. Gai!!ard. German, Giles.
tfi.5hp, Go''lshorough. Gore, Dor
sav, fsurtcr. aing, Lambert, Mason,
lNorrew, Roberts. Rshins0n, Smith.
st4ne, TAFT. Wells, Wharton, Wor-
tbi5.SiDN-29
gaias, the bill. Messrs. Howell,
!..acoek. farmer, Tarnum--A.
so the bill WAS ordered TO third
reading. and viii be read a third
time Tomorrow.
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Congress of the U. States.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY. April IL.


The Committee Of Foreign Rela-
tons reported tho bill from the
House of Representatives Tor repeal.
ing the Embargo and Non-importa-
ton Laws. with an amendment, viz.
90 strike out the Sd and 18th sections.
r These sections .prohibit the depar-
tare OF any American senian or eiti-
zrn from the ports oft'n 4. States.
on board foreign vessels. without q
passport from the Secretary o.! state.
This amendment was agreed to by
Yeas and Nays
For the amendment 90
Against it )
when our Reporter entered the
gallery, proposition was under dis
.cussion. having been made by Mr.
Varnum Of Mass. for Incorporating
a provision in the bill that il should
not have effect until the lst day OF
:iay. This notion was opposed by
aessrs. Isi5b OF Geo. Browa OF Lou.
Dasset Of Cont. and Smith of Md.
and supported by Messrs. Narnum Il
Saberts Of Pen. The molten was
negalived without division.
Mr.. Anderson often. then moved
10 insert after the clause repeating
the Embargo. the words "exeept as
much thereof as prohibits the expor-
tation OF provisions" ~
This motion gave rise to- debate
o. some length, desultory though q
minated. 1t was supported by the
mover and by Mr.. Roberts and MIR.
>yarnum. and opposed by German of
NY. Giles of Va Mason OF n. II.
Goidsborough and Smith of Md. &
Dana of CONNECTICUT.
The question on the proposed
mendment was decided by Yeas and
Nays as follows
For the amendment, Messrs: An
derson. Chace, Howell. Lacock. Ro
berts, Robinson, Turner,sV arnum &
Wharton-9.
Against the amendment, Messrs.
g;bb of Geo. Bibb of KY. Brown,
Coadit. Dagget, Dana. Fromentip.
Gaillard, German, Giles, Gilman.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, April Is.

WEDNESDAY,, Aprll 10
Mr.. Eppes from the COMMITTEE OF
Ways and Means, reported bill max
ing additional appropriations tor the SER
vice ofthc year 1914. which was read a
FIRST and second time and referred to a
committee ofthe whole house for this
day. -
Mr.. Chappell from the committee OF
pea sions and evolutionary clalna, made
an unfa vorable report on the petition OF
Wright, which was coEcurred in
by the house.
Mr.. Murfrec from the committee OF
commerce and manufactures, reported
the bill from the Senate for the relief OF
Israel Thorndike, without amendment,
and it was referred to committee OF
the whole house for this day.
Mr.. Wright from the select commit
tee, reported bill making an appropri-
alton for completing the chamber OF the
House of Representatives, which was
read first and second tine and referred
to committee of the whole house Tor
this day.
Mr. Huneerford offered the following:
Resolved, that the Secretary of the Ma
pv TO whom was submitted resolution
of this House of the 18th Of March last
past, together with the petition OF John
Courtney and Samuel Harrison, and a
resolution and report of the committee
of naval affairs, be instructed to make q
report on the same to this house.
The house refused to consider it.
Mr.. Castor after some predatory OBJ
.eryations, offered the following: Re-
sofued, That the President of the U.
States be requested to communicate to
this House, any information in bis pos
session, touching our relations with
France not heretofore communicated,
whichsin his judgement it is not impro.
per to disclose. Adopted.
And committee Of two ordered to
wait on the President with it.
The house in committee of the whole,
Mr.. Pleasants in the chair, on bill aa-
thorising the augmentation OF the ma
rine corps-a bill authorfsing the ap.
pointment of certain officers for the fio-
lila service-and bill to auihorise the
purchase of vessels captured on Lake
Erie.
The Committee rose and reported the
bills and the House ordered them to be
ensro.sed and read third time to-mor-
row.
Epgrossed bills to authorize tho Pre-.
.idept of the u. S. to accept the service
of volunteers for the defence OF the U.
S.-To revive & continue in force an act,
declaring the assent Of Congress 10 Ger.
tain act. Of Maryland and Georgia.--For
the relief Of Archibald M'Call.--For In
cooperating the Colombian Manufactur.
ing Com any of Alexandra, District OF
Columbia were ssyeralIy read third
time and passed.
A bill to prohibit the expectation OF
specie, gold or silver cola or bullion
was read third time.