Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16


NJ Dumolard seconded this motion,
which was founded upon the most exact
truth. The chamber decided, that the
words I" unanimous acclamations" should
be inserted in the journal.
The Archduke Charles is appointed COM
mander in chief ol.the Austrian army of he
Rhine.
Switzerland on The goth Of May conclud
ed convention with the allies, by which
the liberty of marching troops through the
Swiss territory is conceded.
The following are specimens OF the opinions
and sentiments which are circulated in France
by Handhills aud Proclamstions relative 20
Bonaparte and hi, adhereats.
PARIS, JUNE 81.
Bonotarte has no longer an army
Frenchmen, the infamous assassin of your
children, your brothers, and your friends
has Just consumated your ruin, and his
own disgrace. Boaaharte has no longer an
army.
intoxicated with the dangerous success
which he had gained in the rlains of FIeu-
rus, success which caused tears of blood
10 De shed by every BODY but himself, Bon
apar.e' that pretended great captain, had
the mad stupidity to entanele The whole of
our army in an ambuscade, where i YVES
crushed by numbers, and entirely vanquish-
ed on the Bib oil June, at the foot OF the
Iron mountsin In twelve hours, all were
taken or slsin. have seen il, with my
own eyes have seen it. iii are dead &C.
ceht Bonafarte alone who has returned to
our city-Pdrlsians you alone Can answer
me, shall he now come here to augment
the number of his victims, and TO engage
you IN his internal madness or shall he
have come to expiate his innumerab.e
crimes
Here is the bulletin, the proof of which
Will be immediately furnished you Tn
The i5th OF this month, the French army
having received orders to take an impleg-
nable position, defended by numerous ar
tillery, the Ignorance OF Jerome Bon2parte,
who commanded that operation, caused
q 5000 men to be cut up. This misera
blcJ took care to keep himself out of
danger as much ss possible nevertheless
ne was wounded in his flight
On The 10Th, the armies were opposed
o each other 10 the plains Of Fieurus, and
ne French only made the Victory doubt
fully losing at least 10000 men
On the l7Ih, the English army made
movement upon It's right 10 cover Brussels,
nd the Prussian upon lis Left to cover Ma
.nur. But these Two armies were connect
ed by formidable position fortified by
cannon, circumstance unknown TO Bona
parie, who had the folly to believe and an
nounce that the two armies were separa-
ted
On the 18th, Bonaparte without having
reconnoitered the intermediate position
which he supposed unde fcnded, placed his
whole army, commanded 81 d Erlon, Ro
ille, Vandamme and Girard, IN The space
which seemed to seperate the two ALI d
armies. He made il advance without any
precaution, and on sudden, the aiiss an
masked several hundred pieces of caauan,
loaded with grape shot, unon our army
"no were pushed upon their very muzzles
In lew hours, all the united corp. OF our
army The whole imperial guard included
were massacred o. taken.
bonaparte according TO his laudable Gus
tom, seeing that all was lost, tnxiousI, a a.
escaping by way of Pailippeyille. whence
ne sal out for Paris, without making ANY
iurIher enquiries about the unhappy
Frenchmen, whom his mad folly bad So
crlff cd.
sPsiisians 1t remtins for him to sacri-
fce your city and yourselves ! II is at this
moment that YOU must call back the 600
pieces otcannon upon the heights otParis!"
-3%C
MARsEILLES, JUNE 27.