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

D'>,S
tinued in this country. We venture to
fay, that no. one in hundred will be EN-
ployed by the new monarch, for ne will
have no occaiion for their iervices
Hence we may expeci that the nunbes OF
paupers and genteel beggars will increase
100 fold amongst US AS for iauiage
makers, dancing fencing and mufic maj
tiers, they will fWarm like locusts. he
accmplitGments may now be acquired BY
young ladies and gentlemen dog cheap.
Still we believe that there are fone
French royallsts amongst US, whose feel
ings TO yaris Boaaparte and his minions
here are no b, tier than our own.
FED. Republican.
The following animated appeal from
the Emprels OF France to her father, the
Emperor of Auftria, is faid to have been
recently intercepted by the Officers, com.
manding an advanced party of c ohacks.
within twenty leagues of Paris.
FArArR AMP SIRE Your daughter
prostra,es herslf at your feet for infant
fuecour 1.-The allied armies, the Chief OF
which is yours, menace at this moment
the deitruction Of the French capital, the
degradation of your own offspring, and
the overthrow OF that Dynaay which was
auspiciouny ratified by your imperial
name The nothetn hordes are at our
gates Oh Sire If have claim re
manning on your affection, tsp tortn to
our deliverance Withdraw your powers
from this fanguinary league, aud the per
ilous confcdcracs is dlholved 1t you
pause but for moment, all is toss 1
It is 10 be found in the abitract nature
of man. Man in the abitract has no
country, no fovereign, no allegiance
True and it may b. added he has no re-
lation. no du,y, no night he is the anis
NAL bipes inphk,s, the pluckess..1ns nwl
of the ancient jesuE. Sreh are the iu-
na,ic rawlings OF the phioiopns' haseimen
at Washington
But Whatever the rights Of he Br'tiih
traitors may be, al least let hsnor DC
overlooked, that it is for their righA the
President is at war. 1t is for loN nc
bears 10 the fraudulent bsnkrupts, and NJ
eitive felors, and delertcrs OF Great bri
ain and Ireland, that he is lavishing the
blood and treasure of the natives OF a
a,erica. And he does it voluntarily. He
does not pretend that among other meta
physical and totally uuintelllgible rights,
which these yirtuous emigrants enjoy,
they have right to involve in war
the country of their birth, and that OF
their choice. The war is pure voluntary
uuixotism, on the part OF the Patron.
lie is determined to maintain their cause
at all hazards, and under all circumstan-
ces. They fhall not be imPreiied at lea |;
and if they are taken on land, with arms
in their hands, fighting against their
brothers, their fathers, their foveIeign,
they fhall not be punished. Upon any
other point, the President will bow and
bend. with The most flexible iervility to
the opinions of his revercd oracle, Bon
aparte: but on this he will even fct at
nought the Napoleon Code; like his pre-
deceilors, the old Puritans, who, IN sup
port of !" the cause" were known to
Quarrel with mince pes, e difpsrage
Their bea and deAreil friend, plum Pofridse
That one mailman ihould be found on a
continen, to advocate fuch sxtravagancies
of abfurdity, is not very furprliing nor
can we be much astoniihed, that the
opinions of perfon of high rank and fla
ton should be taken up by many of his
followers wi,hou, reflection or examina-
ton but when he has openly eapoisd
them to criticism, in unofficial declaration,
in which they itand divsited Ct all cir
cun.l0cution and equivocality, we own,