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

Some conversation took place yeiterday
in Parliament; upon the papers relative to
the negotiation at ChatilIon. On ac-
count of the late glorious events Minif.
tiers deemed It improper to produce them
noau, a new negotiation having commcn.
ced, which promifed the hsppiest effects.
Perhaps it would be wife, to keep those
papers in the darkest acceiIes of the For
eign OAsces,-They would, indeed, ex-
hibit to Us the frantic obltinacy of Bona.
parte, in pcr(ifting in demands of the
most extravagans nature but then, the
fatisfaction we might derive from this
document. would be counteracted by the
proofs which the other papers would af-
ford us that the Allies did really enter
tain the intention. of making peace with
this fcourge of the human race.
This day the FIRST mail leaves the
General Post office for Paris via Dover ;
initead of two. as in former times, four
packets are to fail weekly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
Masonic.

THE Fefiivai OF St. John the Bap';a. vii, %
ce'ebrated Oh the oath Jane current. at Nevs
Glouceiser, by Cumberland Lodge of Free any
Accepted Maions. Brethrsn in tie pincinisy a-;
iuv'fed 70 ATTEND, with clothing The Lodge WIN
be opened AZ l., 4. M at Bro Iohnfons ball, sp@
at half palt eleven Preciicy will more 10 IL:
meetiag hcute, where an Oraion nil bs deliysiece
By order Of he z W. Matter
DEXTER 2EARCE, Sesy.
June l, A /. 5Si4
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@o@tCo1S:
Friday, June 8, 1914.

BY the date on the first page Of our paper, ii
will be seen that when it was put to press we
contemplated issuing the G.zerte on The usual
day adjudication bu, in consequence of the
receipt OF the very impor ant intelligence which
fill the preceding columns, we have thought il
our duty to lose no time in laying ii before our
patrons and the public. q -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
Restoration of Ferdinand VII.

Foreign Office, april Is
A despatch, Of which the following IS = copy,
ms been this day receive from the Right Hon.
Sir H snry Weiiesiy, X B his Maiesty's AM
s...adsr Extraordinary and P'-aposentiary TO
81, Catholic Msjesy FerdinsadvII:-- go
81 D3adrid, Mareh 20.
M Lord-On the 28lh inst. coulter
arrived from Catalonia, with a letter from
King Ferdinand the 9Th to the Regency,
con naming the gratifying intelligence Of his
arrival at Corona in perfect health or the
gath inst. His Majesty concludes his letter
ty expressing his satisfaction at fndiag
himself restored to his country, and sur
rounded by people and by an army whose
fidelity towards him has been equally gen
erous and perseyering
No words can convey Just Impression Of
the Joy and enthusiasm with which this in.
teiligence was received at Madrid The
feeling manifested by the inhabitants of
capital upon this occasion, affords mos,
satisfactory testimony of their mistaken
loyalty and attachment to their legitimate
Sovereign.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

three end twenty hostages held in disgrace.
ful bondage for chose foreign negadoes /;
be the peril on their own heads--let them
bear the Just resentment OF sn ab..sed and
indignant people--who will, ere long, be
ready to exclaim--" Down Jefferson dynas.
Typ righteous policy of Washington.
"Down Madiscn--lp Rufus King" When
the temper of forbearance shall have ex
haus,ed itself, the. ancient spirit Of liberty
will arouse ike a giant refreshed by his
shimbers, and man!ee5t to the world that
the sleep OF liberty, in this country, sDaa
not lie steep Of dean.
The news we this day furnish viii afford
abundance fren, c,ions to the reader with
cut the aid of comment. Let il BE- retnem
beIed, if our negociators fail, that when the
OF ders in council we're repealed we might
have had an honorable peace--thas' when
Admiral Warren offered an armistise we
might also have obtained an advantageous
and honorable adjustment.
!: said that the Emperor Alexander, the
undoub. ed friend OF The American people,
highly censures the American government,
Tor the system of retaliation, adopted by
them 10 screen foreign traitors Mr.. Mad
ison has mus forfeited the confidence of his
angus, friend and mediator
Messrs. Gailatin and Baysrd, were in
Lond IN 18th April. No news had been
received OF the arrival Of Messrs. Clay and
| Russell.
The latest accounts from London stale
| that 25,oCo troops were about embarkins
for Quebec, and 10 900 for Halifax.
Why are the Democrats so down cast
Scarce man Of them was TO be seen in The
streets alter the hand bill containing Bona
parties overthrow was published. Thei.
countenances were filled with sullen gloon
and lboug hiiulness. Was then, The success:
Of honaparte necessary to Us, as an iade-
pendent nation If We cannot exIs, with
out the alliance of this infamous usurpef
the tenure by which We hold our liberties i:
precarious indeed. II is high time for al
those who are not influenced by the gifts o.
office, to examine in spirit OF candor, the
natuie and tendency OF the close come ctIor
which this country has maintained with
France. Let them enquire why we have
been SO FESTIVE under the smallest appear
ance OF injury from Grea, Britain, While We
have quietly submitted to the most outra-
gins sifronls from France Men OF cando,
-examine into these things, and Judge for
| yourselves. Would not al administration
| like Wsshing,on's suit you better than
Madison's! Reco!lec, the very men nov
| in Office were Washingtcn's bi.trrest ene-
mics; they subyer,ed his political princh
pies and changed whole system, to worm
themselves into power. Reflect on these
solemn truths and then judge
All, respects the great cause of mankind
| we think the food OF news, which over
| whe'ms our columns this day, affords mat
ter for the greatest exuitation, and 10 this
prospect we % most sincerely partaks in tire
general feeling
tThe Halifax paper which we have received,
contains, besides what we have extracted, the
new French Csnstitution-which We shall en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
WAR IN AMERICA.

twenty-five thousand troops are forthwith TO
be transported to America and, already the
public mind is prepared for the exertion Of all
our strength. in bringing back that froward Peo-
pie to unconditional submission.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
isifeinak~-- dttsntton !

THE Member, of the PORTLAND RITE otFy3
fAnr are hereby directed 10 rnsetM The fmof.'
to ma,re-p Saturday, 9Th ;nn at 2 oeiock.r M;
make arrangements for the celebration OF 'ns ls.s
niverlary Of the COMPANY. gsaera' ana Faos'
aai attendance is recusited. s.
Juue 8. A, S1ikAEfi oeyt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
TO SINCERITAs.

We cannot s6i,se at The risk Of distleasing
our patrons. nor Raner =, the expense OF sincerity
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

Courier, .ftlrii ie.
The first nail, from Paris direct, arrived
this morning We received Paris papers
toshe Nth, containing intelligence OF great
interest and importance
The Provisional Government is dissolved
and b a Deere OF the Senate, the Govern
mem OF the Kingdom has been conferred
upon, Monsie,r, unlil the arrival oil Louis
XVIII, and his acceptance Of the Cons,itu-
don. his Decree WAS presented to him
BY the Senate in body, on the evening Of
,iAe 18th. NJ JALLEyRAND made an APP
propriate speech, 10 which Monsieur repli-
ed, by stating, that though he had himself
. taken cognixancc- Of the Constitution, he
had not received from his Brother the pow
er TO accept 1t though, as he knew his
sehtimfnts and principles, he could assure
them in his name, tina, Ills Majesty would
accept the bssis. His Royal Hiyhness then
dwclt upon those bases, witch the King re-
cognizsd. viz The principle Of a Repre-
Sentative Government, divided into two
Houses I..bersy Of Worship and of the
Press; Invio!abiiisy Of Property /; Rrspon-
sSili.y Of Ministers Independence of the
Judges; the iireyocshle nature Of sales Of
National Property Guarantee ofthe Pub
lick Debt; maintenance OF the Old s. New
Mobility, Legion Of Honor, &c: In fact, all
TIE bases upon which the New Constitution
nfounded.
The Emperor Of Austria entered Paris
70 stile on the 18th. He was met by the
Emperor Alexander and King OF Prussia,
and the Crown Prince Of Sweden, and re-
ccycd at the barrier by Monsieur and an
Immense concoursc of persons. His I'm
petial Majesty took up his residence at the
Hotel Charost, since called the Borghese
palace.
Bonaparse has not yet left Fontainbleau.
lie was to have set OF the day Monsieur
entered Paris but he was taken i'll of ca.
tsneons disorder, and could moi begin his
journey.
The Arehduehcss set off from Orleans for
Rambouille. with her son. on the 18th, after
receiving dispatches from her father, with
whom she is to have an immediate inter.
view.
Many oil the attendants OF Bonaparte have
refused TO accompany him, even his favour
We Mameluke. Generals Bertrand and
pesnouelles, and one more officer, go with
him.
All prisoners Of war in France are to be
released without delay.
Fart OF the Allied troops rom Paris, lei.
france TO recross the Rhine.
S'eyes, Champagny, savary, Maret, and
many other civil and military Officers have
sent in their adhesion. Addresses and
dispatches flow into Paris from all parts Of
france.
MONSIEUR holds levee every morning,
and inspires, by the aifabiliiy of his manner,
NC mixed grace and dignity of his demean.
our and by bis talents, universal confidence
and enthusiasm.
y ne gallant Butcher has been obliged from
III health, to retire from the command Ut
the Silesian army.
The Wars, french essel,arrived yesterday
s'rorssmouth. with two deputies sent TO
mute Louis XVIII TO take his departure
'orfIancs In the Potonaise The Deputies
sesof Immediately for Har,well.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
TIE fmf,eriai Cour, Of Paris,

Decree, that they adhere unanimously to
the decree of Dethronearent Of Bonahorte
and his family, pronounced by decree OF
The Senate of the Sd inst, and that, faithful
20 the fundamental laws of the kingdom,
they desire with all their hearts. the return
Of the bead Of the House of Bourbon, 10
the Hereditary Throne OF st Louis
(Signed) SEGUlER,
80 DUPLlES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

, ;i.,,e second orders, that the Brother of the
yof.nt Don Carlos be released, and sent
back to Spain -, s
French officers and soldiers are invited to
rive their adherence,
All conscripts are freesto return home !;
and those vino have not yet been carried
from their homes, may remain there.
All Emblems, Cyphers * Arms, which
have characterized the government, of Bon
.osr,e, shall be suppressed and effaced, by
proper officers, wherever they exist.
The national guard TO wear the white
cockade; which from this moment is the
NATIONAL cockade, and the only la!lying sign
Of the French.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
YBp tbe wails.
CONCORD, N. H. Nay 81.


go = CONCORD, N. n. NAY 81.
Hail Sform.--On Saturday the 2 lst,inst.
tremendous storm Of Hill and Rain did
much damage in manv parts OF this state,
and in some parts Of Massachusetts and
Vermont. In Windsor, VI the hail stones
or pieces OF ice measured from to 10 inch.
es and weighed from quarter to hal. a
pound but the wind not being 50 high
there, as is usual in such storms, little
damage was done. IN Powley, M. and lis
vicinity, fields OF grams were destroyed,
and much glass broken. We have heard
that in Merrimack, in this State one or two
buildings were blown down, and two per-
sons badly wounded, one OF whom, son OF
Mr.. Parker is since dead. In Chester, the
only town from which we have received any
particular accounts, the storm was accom-
panied with heavy thunder and high wind
Farms were destroyed, The trees of the orch
ards and forest were Frustrated, tsro dwelkng
houses and /steen barns, besides several out.
houses, were leyelied with the ground, and
many other buildings materially injured
1t II worthy oil notice, as remarkable inter
position of protecting Providence, that in
Chester, where 50 much damage was sus--
tanned, no lives ss-fe lost, aud no person
seriously wounded
.Natoteon the Great is ,FaNenit
We have never witne ssed more lively
demonstrations of joy, than the dowafall of
Bonaparte has occasioned. The deslruct.
ion O! a monster whose character is not re-
deemed from execra,ion by a single Virtue,
would seem 10 be subject Of universal ex-
ulta,ion, Yet, strange as ii may appear,
this exultation is in,ermingled with wailings
as bitter as those which the Seer OF Pa.mos
heard for the fall of Babylon. Yes, the
downfall of that incarnafe fend, who seems
10 have been sent upon the earth for the
scourge and destruction OF mankind, is TO
sore a subject of lamentation But we'll
may they lament, for they see that their
own powers is linked with his for with
him will tall his faction in every country
Without his aid and support they will be as
impotent as "Cxsar's arm when Cssar's
head is of ;" We must, therefore, not be
surprised that they feel "this secret dread
-. - 80 49, 80,
a1e' '"S ni' 'hen, pu. on saeh''o," anu eosef
themselves with ashes, for the glory OF their
idol is departed from him and let then
weep and howl for their own dissolution is
at hand
But for us we will rejoice,
We rejoice in the overthrow Of ofressien,
md the restoration of Independence 10 the
na,;one of ~ :, rors ,,t,, NV =, lon, cen
-, S VIZ 'A
Gu unusr the gazing yoke OF toe ihoS' uetes-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
II ,ura5- 4nention

H,pra5-Anention 80
THE Housa CossANY will aRemble ct mo
ufua place of parade on Saturday,, June lin, sx
O'Clock r. NJ for the purpote Of celebra'ir9
their anniversary. Ha,chs,s will be diipeniisa
with. June
MR.. PAYSON'S DISCOURSE.
Delivered before the Bible society OF Maine" y
o,r of preis and will be ready for ssbicriteTs "a
HYDE 8 Bookllorc next Tuefday, 81
For (aie a. above The l. re Of Mrs Eewasis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

tThe Halifax paper which we lave received,
contains, besides what We have extrsc,ed, the
new French Csastitution-w which We shall en-
desvouf to givsin oas next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
IaCes !! Iares :,

The National Government is now Tar.
ing It's wits 10 discover new sources of rev.
enue t. Garry on the war and sustain their
sinking credit. All the comforts ard
necessities Of Ike are to be taxed-the land
tax to be raised SO per cent Ia tar on ell
sorts oil mills, SO as to grind The face oftiie
poor-a TAG on boots end shoes, so that ey.
cry sieP you take you will ieel the effects Of
the war-a faE ON hats, so that you cannot
step out ct doors without being reminded
that IN these Stormy ilmes we saaIl soon be
compelled TO scud under bare pails-a far
OH candles, so that we shall soon be all in re
dark it We would avoid the public bur,lens
Ia tar OH sidebosrds, so that We shall soon
be compelled TO devour our very :rencbefs
"a far on tobacco and snuff, which we
hope will put All end TO the Coody Qua
party, and make them Turn up their noses
at those oppres ors who are now reducing
US to such a ftneh-a tar on clocks ara
watches, so that now We must pay tax on
the time Of day, when we all know tha. nov
our time is not money, and is hardly worth
paying tax upon--a far on looking glas.
ses, SO that you canno, even 10 k yourself
IN the face without refecaons up n The sad
aspect of "the times in which we liye," and
taxes in short on all articles of \. England
MANuFAcluREs, for their encourage ment /,
these snd many more were devised by Sec.
retary Campbell. When we recolect that
the very light taxes recommended by Fed.
e'al Sec e,aiy were loudly complained cf,
while al now is submission, we can only
wonder how eopie will strain at snat and
swallow CAMFBELl.-Sol Gox.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
From the Wefzuard.


"ALBANY. OCT. 8-The Welfern mail
brings letters from Saekett's Harbour and
Buffa!oe.-General lizard was with biz
army at Lewittown. Commodore Chaun-
cey was off Kingaon, bloekading the enc.
my's fleet. which. had not come out.
Lieut., Diekinfon, with detachment Of
men, has captured five Britilh boats, with
goods on board belonging to the North
Wet Company, worth IL 900 dollars.
$50 failors have gone from Lake Cham.
plain to the Harbour. gao Britiib pr.
foners are 7 miles above Albany, coming
down. The calling out Of the militia was
only meafure of precaution. 1t is ita-
ted that Sir James Yeo's large Chip could
not get over Kingiton bar with her guns
in, and would probably not venture out
without them 70 long as Commodore
Chauncey continued the blockade"
We have feen letter, (fays the New
York Cazet.e) from Commodore Chaun.
cey, dated off Kingfon, Od. 1, in which
he ttates, Sir James big fhip was nearly
ready to fail, and concludes, that On her
coming out, he would be obliged to take
fhelter in Sackett's Hgfbour.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17

and Stso 10 take measures, ie they shall think
roper. for procuring aconvention Of Delegates
from all the United States, in ORDER 20 revise the
constitution thereof and more effe ctuaily to Sc
cure the support and attachment OF all the peo.
pie. by placing all upon the basis OF fair repre-
sentstiop
Resolved. That . circular letter from this Leg
isialure. signed by the Presden, Of the Senate,
and Speaker of the House of Representatives., be
addressed TO he executive government of each
of said states, to be communicated 10 their Leg
isls,ures, explsinirg the objects of the proposed
conference, and inviting them to concur in sea-
ding Deiegases thereto.
ReSoiped, Thai, on the day OF instant,
this Legislature wildly joint ballot elect per-
sons 10 meet such Delega'es as may be appointed
by the SAID state. or either OF them, at IN
the State of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
TREASURY REPORT.

In noticing the prodig sli,y OF the ex.Seeretsry,
in negotiating the las, fragment of q loan, we
exhibited the transaction IN too favorable colors
The scknowledgems MT thai some ofthe contract
ors had failed in their paymen nts, TO the amour
Of $4,000, was overlooked The Treasury
only receives 2,520.000
Stock is issued for 3,150.S75,
which is premium OF 630,075
Add the 8 per cent, restored TO the
contractors for the 10 million loan 7ll,1O0
You have the total os pre- MUM
paid Oh 2,s20. 900, actually received, I,347,l75
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17

THE Divine forbearance exercised towards us,
and the innumerabe favors we receive, even
in times Of calamity and distress, afford abundant
cause of gratitude to the Almighty, who does not
willingly afiict us, and who sin wrath remembers
mercy" Especially we have reason to rejoice in
the assurance, that all things are in the hands and
under the government of an infinitely kind and
gracious Being, who loves Righteousness, and de-
lights to exert his Almighty power, not to destroy
his creatures, but to uphold and preserve them -
That His ears are always open to their supplica-
tions, when they call upon him in trouble; and
though his judgments arc mysterious and his ways
past finding out, yet they will hereafter appear to
lave been directed by perfect wisdom, equity and
goodness -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
Further from tbs Weifsuard.

A Geneva article, Of Oct. 5 fays -.
1900 US. light dragons pailed through
this village, on the aoth, for the Niagara
frontier; and yefterday about 400 Y >.
troops, for the fame deitination Two
regis of Gen Davis brigade have been
dismifled. by Gen. Brown. Tbs iait
Buffalo Gazette has reward of 1870 dol
lars, fer defersers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
WILMINGTON, Ocr z.

WAsHINGToN, OcT z
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nom
ina,ion of ALEXANDER J. DALLAS, to be
Secretary of the Treasury.
The House of Representatives yesterday
voted, by majority of one vote, tha, it was
expedient to remove the Seat of Govern.
ment from Washington a, this time, and a
committee was appointed to bring in bill
accordingly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
State, at their feificn holden on the 9Th

State, at their feflicn holden on the 18TH
day of September infant / am authorized
and requefted, in cafe of the inv'Gon Of
the neighbouring States, to march iname-
diately to their aililtance tuch part of the
military force of this State as ihal be by
me thought expediens to detach for that
fervice. And am alfo requefted to al
fure your Excellency of the readnefs Of
this State to render you all the aid and
aihltance in our power, in cafe of inva
fion or imminent danger thereof, and to
folicit the CO operation Of your State, and
your fpeedy aid and afiftance in cafe OF
an invafion of this State, or Of imminent
danger thereof.
ihave the honour to be, very refpect-
fully, Sir, your obedient fervant,
WILLIAM JONES.
His Eseel2sney CILkB S7RoNc, Esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IL.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. IL.
The Senate resumed The discussion upon
the question OF sdop ing the G/Ih resolution
reported by tue commiltee upon the Meas
age OF his ExCeiIency the Governor.
1t was advocated by the Hon. Messrs
Sargent, Blake Quincy and Otis :-and op
posed by the Hon Messls. Foster, HolmS S,
Fuller, kilham, and Moody; and the ques
ton taken by yeas and nays, and adopted
yeas %, nays IL.
The 9th and 7sh resolutions were adoped
by similar votes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
IN SE.h.A7'E-1uEsDAy, OCT H.

UEFENVE UF ! HE IUUN KY
lhe important report OF the joint Com
mil.ee ON the Cove 'nor's Message, was yes
,erdsy ta.sn up and deba,ed IN the Hon
Senate. he hist resolution pas ed unani
m0usly A debate casutd Oh lne second
resolution, on d motion OF MIR. HoLMEs, 70
place the troops under the orders of the
Presid.nt OF the y. 5 / his alter aiion was
advocated by The mover, Messss. FosTER,
MOODY and FULLER; and opposed by
Messrs OTIs, QvINcY, lHoRNDIKE,
BLAKE and MILLS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
Cow Of the Governour's Ans7vsv.

BOSTON, SEPI- 5, lol4.
S,R-I have received your obliging
communication of the aft init. and ihall
Law it before the Legislature of this State
which will aflcmble on the 5th of Octo'
Der next. l have no doubt they will
i;ncerely reciprocatc the fentiments ex
prefed BY your general aacmbly.
In the mean time / pray you to be al
fured that Anall be ready to cooperate
with you in the prefent alarming itate Of
puolic affairs, and in cafe Of invafion OF
the itate of Rhode Iland, OF of immediate
DANCE. thereof, to afford all the aid and
aiIiffance which the powers with which
/ am entruited enable me to render:
And that am with very great refpect,
fir, your mott obedent and humble fer
want, NALLD . NONS'
His ExceAeney WILLIAM JONES.
Geveynor Of the State Of Rbade J2and.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17

peIHuouS.-Fedefdf Rebu5lfcdn.
From the Frederick Town Herald
The expenses of government, for 1914
according to an official report of Mr.. Secretarv
Jones, will amount to
90 Millions of Dollars.
That is 100000 dollars every week
l44,000 dollars every day
5000 dollars every hour
100 dollars every minute
d.. .68 cts. every second.
Where is all this money to come from! II
will in the first instance be principally borrow
ed, but must finally come out of the pockets of
the people. The farmer, mechanic and mer.
chant must be taxed to pay all with the addi-
ton of most usurous interest.