Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
Declaration ofhis Majesty the Emf.
erour of Russia,

F.. The armies OF the Allied Powers
have occupied the capital Of France
the Allied Sovereigns receive favor.
ably the wish OF the French nation.
They declare that If the conditions &c
peace ought to contain stronger guar.
antees, when the question was to
bind down the ambition OF of Bona.
parte, they may be mere favorable
when, by return to a wise Cover.
ment, France herself offers the AZ.
surance of this repose. The Sow.
reigns proclaim, in consequence.
that they twill no more treat with
Napoleon Bonaparte, nor with any
Of his family. 49,.
That they respect the integrity q
ancient France, as it existed under
its legitimate kings /; they may even
do more, because they profess it as
a principle, that for the happiness Of
Europe, France must be great and
strong. That they will recoenize
and guarantee the constitution which
France shall adopt. They therefore
invite the Senate to name immedi.
ately a provisional government,
which may provide for the wants
of the administration, and pre-
pare the constitution which shall suit
the French people. The intentions
which have just expressed are
common to all the allied powers.
(Signed) ALEXANDER.
Foreign Office, April g.
Dispatches have this day been re-
ceived at this Office from Gen. Lord
Viscount Cathcart, X. r. amounc-
ing
The Indication Of the Crowns Of
France and Laly,
by NAPOLEON BoNAPAnTE,s IN
terms of which the following iss
translation :--
"The Allied powers having pro
claimed that the Emperor Napoleon
was the only obstacle to the re cstab-
lishment OF the peace Of Europe, the
Emperor Napo!ol faithful to his
oath, declares that 1e renounces jOr
himself and his heirs, the Thrones Of
France and Italy !; ard that there is
no personal sacrifice, even that Of
life, which he is not ready to make
to the interest OF France. !"
Done at tie Palace Of FontaiQ.
dleau, the -- .Abyil, 1914.
Paris, .dhru s His Majesty the Empe.
rcr of Russia as soon ss he was iniorRed u
the change in the French Government
produced by the Senate, proposed in tAt
name OF the Allied Powers, to Napoleon
Bonaparte, 10 cdossea PLACE ofrfs'e0f @
himself and family. The Duke Of Vicenu
was directed 10 carry this proposalto him.
Il has been dictated chiefly by the desired
the Allied Powers to stop the effusion q
blood, and by the conviction, that It adoptEd
BY Napoleon, the work Of general peacs
and the re establishment Of the internaiie
pose OF France, wosld be but the work o.
day.
PnJlick Entry Of Monsieur, BrOthS
efLouis lssi. into PARIS.
LoNDon, APRiI i6, lsl%
IS A despatch, of which the following = -
extract, has been this day received tFsm
Lord visceunt Cas.lereagh, addressed %
PARIS, APRIL IS, 1914.
I have the honour to aceusinl yous LORD
ship, that Monsieur made his publiek snt'y
yesterday, and was received with we
utmost cordially by the whole popu'auoa
of Paris. II was deemed more expsnsn'
tina, the solemnity should be purely fienen'
the Allied Sovereigns did not therefore A.
tend, nor did any Of their troops JOIN we
cor,ege; but as the BovRsox family nag
been so hong resident in England, 'hous%
should neither incur the displeasure
The Prince Regent, nor give occasion to a
injurious comment, by meeting has noy''
Highness a, the barrier. and accompanies
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