Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-08

TO march for the coat, to be embarked
for Belgium. Lord Uxbridge is TO take
the command of the cavalry there.
LONDON. MARCH q An attempt was
made in the ThuiI'cries on Tuesday night
laia s6saaaiIinate the King of France.
The afallins had got into his Majrify's
bed room, when one of them was feized
with his knife in his hand, and was in
Rantly lhot.
MARCH a7.-The Emperor Alexander
on hearing of the landing Of Bonaparte
In lhs bay of Juan. defpatched I'll cous-
iers to different parts of his empire, to put
his troops in motion.
The following marflials are known TO
have gone over to Bonaparte-Ney, Maj
fsna, Davouit, Suchet. Of Sonlt. iince
his reGgnation, Oodinot, Victor aud
Money, we hear nothing. Macdonald
IS faid to have brought back his troops TO
Paris, which ne had marched to Meluo
But the foreign office bulletin iays he. is
with the King. AT Calais they are fcaI-
Ing the guns, and running them down
to the pier heads; at Boulogne they are
making the fame active preparations.
Dunkirk is fortify lg with great hate,
LONDON MARCH 28l-His Majcity
Louis XVIII, was at Offend on Sunday,
with three of his Marfhals. Moniieur
was hourly expected. Letters from
Wefel ltate thar 10000 Pruillans from
all parts Of PruiIia are proceeding by for
ccdmarches to the Rhine. The Elector
of HtGr Caiiel has put in motion 400,
coo troops for the fame deifination.
MARCH 20. Dutch papers to the 10th
init. reprefent the United Engliih, Hano-
yerian Dutch and Belgian troops, as ad-
vancing for the French frontier. In a
few days they will compete an army Of
10000 men. Bonaparte has fent 40,
600. men, to Life. The King of France
is Gill at Offend, and has no intention Of
immedia ly returning to England. The
Dukes o. Orleans and Berry are at Tour
nay.
MARCH 3e.-We have received Pari:
papers &C Sunday. Ii does not appear
That Bonapar,e in perfou had fer off fol-
Belgiun.. He is reviewing his troops
which are arriving in rapid fucceihon,
and despatching them for the northern
frontier.
The embarcation for Belgium from
all parts of the coaa oppofi,e to France,
continues with great activity. Gen,
Hill fet out for Belgium lalt night. He
is the bearer of the commillon to the
Duke of Wellington, appointing him
commander in chief of his Majefy's force:
on the continent of Europe.
VIENNA, MARCH I3.-The powers
who hav. iigned the Treaty of Paris. af
ienbled at he Congress of Vienna, being
informed of the elcape of Napoleon Bo-
naparte, and Of his entrance INTO France
with an armed force, owe il to sheir own
dignity, and the intcref of focal order,
to make folcmn declaration Of the fen.
iiments which this event has excited in
them, ~ 81.
BY thus breaking the convention which
has eitablifhed him in the Ihand of Elba.
Bonaparte deitroys the only legal title on
which his exitence depended by ap-
pearing again in France, with projects of
confulion and disorder, he has deprived
hirnfeIf of the protection of the law, and
has nanifeffed to the univcrfe tha: there
can be neither peace nor truce with him.
The powers confequentiy declare, that
Napoleon Bonsparre has placed himien
without the pale of civil and iocial relas
iions, and that as an enemy & dilturber of
the tranquility of the world, he has rem.
dered himfelf liable to pub..c-vengeancc,'
They declare at the fame time. that,
firmly reioved TO maintain the treaty of
Paris, OF goth of May 8l4 and the diff
petitions fanctioned by the treaty, and
lhOie which they have refolved on, or
thall hereafter refoIve on, to complete
and to confolidate it, they viii employ,
all their means, aud will unite all their
efforts. that the general peace, the OBJ
;ea of the wifhes of Europe and the Con-
ifant purpofe of their labours, may not
again be troubled, & to guarantee againit
every attempt which fhall threaten to re-
.pinnge the world into the diforders and
raileries of revolutions.
And although entirely perfuaded that
all France rallying round its legitimate