Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-30

j rus,.s Jerome to PRUSSIA LIlcien
q Louis 10 Austria; Madame Lautia
WI Frsch, TO Rome; and Madame 1os-
s"'s-~sioa Of state-roosns in the Tower.
y n fs.;oo 81 a prisoner 81 distinction, are
Z t'fs.,rieted superb carpets have been
NH IS ~nstaias put TO the Windows. 1t is
Il ~ ~ that these apartments are design
s..eeption OF Bonaparte.
s;srtu,e that Bonaparte's future resi-
:. Sheefness. and that five ministers bad
here 10 prepare place for his recep-
doNn are ~ opinion that he is destined 10
...s castle, situated on projecting rock
"a deep vallies, on the river Clyde, be-
c,.ssow and Greenock.
FL deciaration is expected Immediately from
mi powers
!. INN Of July f7th, contains the following
, ...,s,;ye 10 MONUMENTAL IREA-
q I'm the United States.
n..,nercia Treaty with the United States
s.srn short in the form, but comprehensive
y 'sh.taoce. by the first article, the Naviga-
" =. e the two countries are for mutual bene-
pr n.sl with, and British vessels trading to
rorts and American vessels trading to
- n.s,fs have equal privileges in regard to dn-
plfs,smptions with native vessels respective
~ beneit not only extends to the ships, but
- ...coes. Thus cotton wool, which on COM
rsgland ia British ships from the United
j. liable to duty of only one penny per
"a II ;mporfed ia American vessels, is sub
/. charge ii three-pcnce In the pound, will
4. .sme duty. il conveyed in the bottoms of
ssthe two countries. The second article adj
& y frse trade to Calcutta, and 10 all the British
f,ss . of the Peninsula of Hindostan. With
~ j China there is no regulation, because that
II 1 srcIusively with the India Company, aud
~: romuany has no power or authority TO OBJ
II. 4, trade to China, either with regard to the
,-,r,ns or any other foreign State.
.h;,d article. and not the least important in
.su Of tho American government, restricts
]. ps;t;sl from entering into any trade with the
,srors tribes of Indians occupying any part OF
4 ,.oautrv within the Jurisdiction of the 7. states.
The Allies demand large contribution for
/. support Of their armies. The number OF
ma troops which have entered France are
riualed at fac tssdred thousand.
Oh he 9th of July the Emperors of Rus
! ana Austria, and the King Of Prussia ar
81 atChaons-suf-M arne. The Emperor
4 hstriain conversation With the municipal
,ousat;on, observed = the King OF France
|gsl by this time be on his throne love
ii we'll and forget your dissentions. On
\ 10th, the Allied Sovereigns departed for
lis at 5 o'clock in the morning.
The H. @, Of Prince Swarizenberg, on the
III ol July, were at Fontainbleau.
liz KING is about to form new Chamber
Peers. Anew election Of Deputies was to
IL pace on the 18th of July, and convene
lPslis on the 10Th Of August-number OF
Equities, 40l.
Tie Duke Of Bassano (Maret) has obtained
passport for to retire into Saxony.
Hits stated that Marshal Ney, Prince OF
Ioskwa, will seek an asylum in switzerland
sucheI has notified to the King the submis
% oil bis army corps.
Acoriribution Of 100 millions was at first impos-
.lna the city II Paris: hut the King has obtained
On ,he Aliied sovefeigns IT'S reduction to : mill
,n payable one nan to-day, and the other half
Aswsk.
Paris, july i5s-Yesterday a considerable sum
npaid on account of the contribution imposed on
aris. II was the produce of distribution i'm
lpd on different classes ofcitizens. The Notaries,
hi said, paid 226,O 00 francs the Law agents
tD0D; the merchants 500, 00o; the Bankers
NO 900 the Exchange agents $4,000. Towards
thf reimbursement of the money thus advanced
hey are to receive municipal bonds, payable on
q amount ofextrsordinary contributions to be
laPossd o. The persons aud property of the Capt.
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