Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Was sGdfe sSsd TO hir. Jefferson rempm.
him Of his promise in behalf Of lie s..
", and lis Philosophical Highness, w,a
generosity worthy Of himself, sent The s,
ciety---Ais reaignanen
Ii Murat has espoused the cause Of n.
naperte, his strength will be magni6sd.,
ioid-to create diversion in favor Of /.
master. That Lord Wellington is a,.
head OF formidable army, which is all
Increasing, cannot admit Of momeu
doubt, since every account has corfobaat
such intelligence. That there has ben
partial engagement between the Ausnr
and Neapoiitan troops, cannot be douhss
since the intelligence reaches Us Aloug
The medium Of French papers, whose pats
bic interest would he 10 suppress a tact lAn
shews The decided hostility of the coat
Austria.
The most important and au;hendc u
cuments is the letter OF Bonaparle tOthssl
he'd Soyereigns--it plainly exposes BIZ j
tears OF the approaching contest, vsiledhuF
ever BY pacific prosecutions. He N@d,
.nounced by those allies as az oulEzw, All
given up 10 the indignation Of his subjects
In answer to this decisive proclamation, b
calls Them friend and brothers, and ihs,sa
.ot retorting lhe threats With sc0rn and i !
tllnoe, he humbles his tore, and declaTs
that peace is the only object q bis lsboun
Il IS rot the true character Of Bonepat
to meet such threats by such pacific proiss'
atioEs. When he seized the throne oil be
Bourbons, he held towards the people q
France, high and naughty Language, and
spoke Of the allies with contempt. Afs'
their proclamation, he Immediately mottI-
ates his tone, and strange as j; may SEEM
PROCESSES 10 follow the policy CT Louis. 10
promises to make his Judges independe''-
70 proclaim an amnesty for The past"
give freedom TO The blacks--,o renoaa'
his schemes OF universal col quest 'Aa !"
content himself with The ancient bounaa'S'
Of Frahce--to grant a free tolerailor 0's,
igion and to the press.--l his dls
shews what favorable impression lhe ~"
and pacific policy Of Louis has made. =
polron while he libels him, promises
pursue the same policy !; and thus n' :
deavors 10 cover himself with the MANS
the Bourbons. His letter 10 The aliiS0 =
ereigns bespeaks his fears--reeSins ' -
indignation from Elba, he carries n'"as
in his hands but blessings towards Es'Uf r.
and instead Of exchanging the "o0
lawry With the allied soyereighs, No -.
inmates them all (pot with even the sAs''
ton of his Falher-in law las Brsi'a' IN.
Another document is that ml,i1h Cor
Bonaparte's pledge Of humanity 'g :. Is
the Duke of Angouleme. he ex'''Is, 81.
mercy to the captive with SNACK ,. 7
genuine Corsican dignity--liow a5ns1 D
IL is this contras,ed with the ma'as' : i
Engein. What mskes the perPs''yS, sss
ibis bloody and rufIisn-liSe sssa's" ,gs!
relapse SO soon into uuexamPled Git i
he answer is plain he Is lhisa's' ,;e h.
one ard the same time, WIN W., nd
su,ryclion and for reign invasion. iN~ a0ols.
Emperor remembers Llbs, shu INNS
Eensive that in another reverse o 4, ii.
something worse than Eloa may D' ND
ton. lie hopes 10 atone iof 80 AslsI
crimes by asbew ofpresent me''' .,,,;,e y
never contemplated TO iulhi ~ ll
is splendid and magnificent 10 'ns - lhsl
such convenient articles OF dece '''e :D.sepst
are lis fears which spesk !, .srr.it.s|
shews the spotted brilfancy O. ~ ! vi.h Il:
and while his tongue is paieaso -. = Nd
tl,irs, for innocsn. blood, he ess0, +. M
and docile, anxlocsiy awainDs ,.';ans -
ment when he shall gore 70 fsl'''
nage,-- Ha'tmore Ifirgraf@.