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


terfcrc IN any manner in their admins
tration or Management.
IL Perions and private property, he
inhabitants and in general all he indi-
viduals who fiaall be found in the Capt.
tai, fhall continue to enjoy their rights
and liberty without being fubject to be
molefed or examined in any thing rela-
tive 10 the funcuonsthey occupy or have
occupied or in relation to their conduct
or their political opinions.
l3 The foreign troops ihall do no,h-
ing to prevent the proviloning the city -
on the contrary they thall protect the ar
rival and free circulation of articles DIES.
tined there.
ID. The prefent convention hall be
obferyed and ihalI ferve as mutual rule
until the concluGon of peace. In cafe of
rupture it .ihall be announced in the ufu-
al form at leaff ten days beforehand.
Il. Ii difficulties fhoulc ariic in the
execution of any of the articles of the
prefent convention, the Interpretation
ihall be made In favor of the French ar
my and Of the CITY of Paris.
rs. The pIefent convention is declared
common TO all the allied armies, referving
the ratification Of the powers on which
thefe armies depend.
II. The ratihcations fhall be exchan-
ged tomorrow, 4th July, at o'clock in
she morning, at the Pont de Neuilly.
IS There fha|l be commifIioners ma
med by the REFLECTIVE parties to fee the
execution of the prefent convention.
Signed, lie baron Rignon, lie comte Gull
leminot, le comte de Bonde, lie baron de
Muming, I. B Hervey, colonel.
Approved and ratified the prefent ful-
penEon of arms. at Paris, Sd July, 1876
Signed lie Martial Prince D'EcXMuLH.
Lieut. Gen. chef d'etat Major General.
Signed, lie comp GsILLEMlsoT.
From French paper Of jug 4fh. 1915.
IF we az 20 believe some of our brethren,
N ,eleor b ,naasrte links seriously of retire
ma I'iley pretend, thss - h moment Il his
de 44rture from Main isnn h had procured
r9nd BOOKS upon Americs l-sh- he said TO those
g. ut him, TIA, he fenotInced forever the tu.
rnui, of he world, and shst he had no osber. dc
sire than to f ,sh his days in pesce in The Uns
ted S,ates, where The Ieopie sfe Tree and hcs-
pitsbse.
July Sd. detachment of Prussian cavsiiy
having momen aril, occupied Rusi, some OF the
soldiers went to Maimaleon, which they suppo-
sed 10 be still the hsbitelion OF N spoeon; dissp-
pointed in hat, they sosslIy pilisged the house
Thence they epaired to the mayors OF the town,
Who though known to be pufs royatist could
no. save his back, his wsich and 500 francs
from some marsuGess.
rsuR 2o.h Prince Jerome has discharged
IT, nr,ncinsl part Of hi household and only &c
isined such as are absolutely Necessary.
.u.r z9. 1t is knows already thai the mem
be IS II The family Of Napoleon and his ministry
repFesensed 10 him he necessity of his abdlca
tiou--It is no. know however with whst o5sti
nae, he resisted.
T,so deputies presented themselves officially
at the Eiyseum aud unsoided the purpose OF
Their mission Je suis en- nesafe dc lenr re-
siste,-I am yet ina ststs 10 resist them, repl-
cd the ex-emperor /" No Sire," said one OF
them, tie opinion is in their favour. Opinion!
reicined he know that soon or iste II mus
overthrow me bug still possess ell ny powef
and will employ it
ruIy g. Alter the affair of Mount Sant John
and the easuiag Fous, tAc sarglsgc q M the
duke of Basssno was epaRsied smong she e
truioages sod csissOnz of the Fsenrh n.y. he
..orses Of The minisle not being snl1 - ads ancc
be aOpesred II the carrisge door and sCaeds ny
friends, m The Duke OF ,sano, save Sae
duke Of Basssno
Yesterday he duke If Orsno had a long
interview with tie duke ofWcll,nPton
All the tovns OF Pso &c, exoep' Iouon, have
prsC s.med LOUIS lS--lhe CT OF MassAi'les
ser the example
The Government Of Paris is al present conh-
ded 20 Marshal Masxena, commander in CHEZ
Of he nationsi guards.
Louis 18Th is arrived at Compiegne accom-
panied by q very considerable cofrs of French
and croud II nsiionsi guards ct Flanders aDl.
Pieetdy assembled from all sides upon his
rou..
Couriers have been dispatched to sll the points
b. which the allied sroors are directing Their
mich upon Paris 10 sop them wherever they
And them.
Itas.ears GER, ain that it is to The humanity Of
]. nip 18Th hat tie cessation of hosst,ties in
T. Vancee is ow n IL is that prince who
sen osdersso NJ M Della Roche JAcqueiin and
d su;ichamp 70 lay dswo their arms aud titus
60 put an end in he provinces Of he west to the
effuson Of flood
De,achmcn,s of different corps Of b. imperial
fusrd who are repairing o the other side of
lie L,ire, were yesterday a; The Thuiiier'es
& receive their esgles, which had renamed
deposited here.
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