Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

~, Packet Of May |, says, that
bs i1V' &c the late ARRAY at Dart
pas - nave been given for the en-
o''s sf,ll the American prisoners,
ra'ioD I ~ far the arrival of vessels
e's A. GATED States.
" : .~ss.d o. the return OF Bona
Fsn 'a's !. the inhabitants on the route
'fis' c,aoss 70 Paris arc not the whole PEG
adl v'a IN. If fraction could dispose
J . l avn that would soon happen TO US
FIG c'o aas,ed to the Rom IN people after
hta nsr nI,hs first Emperors--We should
fr 'i',s Chiefs none bur Soldiers aad the
's.'ar family would be '"a ,,. as soon
t.ls'''S ). a . please the Satellites by whom
s's W. .',rgest constitution of France, in
y - ss,sace Of political speculation IN
V's '''s he author is to publish his name.
4 an old homely proyerb, called
i,' ~ tye-You ride hstte GOay, anu
r, - when two persons sc. out on
~ .,pey. and neither can individually
sss j : Oroyide himself with horse, they
a0a !. : a,oii,nsl in company. The first RI
ii y. s y this means OF conveyance Tor a
\. M osriod, when he fasiens the bride 10
81" 1;ao;ag fence or hedge, and then per-
~ s' ! pedestrian duty. His companion
w. ',ses The horse, and pushes EDWARDS
81 1. came length of time and then leaves
II b;s successor 10 remonnt, We
IS u. ,smiuded Of this homely prove'b, on
.I.s The intelligence that General Wiik-
! s;oee his Iast court martial is over is
s'.;,,sa collectorior The port Of n. Or
~, The president that court martial,
1, resplsnient Dearborn, crePt froni The
e. II collector at the port OF Boston,
4, was appointed major general, IAN ctiice,
4. dn,ies Of which he fulfilled with such
s.o;v 10 his country: and with such glory
himself. The military caterpillar burst
4. ,pssIlis, aid iluttered his gold-bespang
! q nnions inthe shape OF a butterfly Gen.
qIsipson's appointment may be called he
sus,Hy mode Of procrea.ion reversed.
lhtr having displayed the brilllancy oil bis
,jpps to our inexpressible delight and as
nshment, he rctires into the cryslliss
II. shich his confederate butterfly hac
Baltimore Telegraph.
The strange infatualion which has SO long
rmrnsd the democratic party, notwlth
sanding The plaques it has brought upor
IL country, seems to have received new life
nd .igor from the recent uSurpation OF M
pk.n Bonaparte. 1t would be matter o.
apse, had we not long Witnessed the con-
haolsAe men oil this party, who profess
suh unbounded love and yenera.ion for h6
ps and rttub'ieanisnl, to see them hail with
mach Joy the success OF one, whose life
been characterized by The most marked
nAlsnpt Of the rights Of men and every
hing pertaining TO justice, liberty or free
nrsmment. Ii the democrats are what
asy prrrnd 10 be- great friends fktertg
m r1labAran government, what can they
90 u Ronaparte's conduct and character
inch is 50 c0agealal with their feelings and
rAtiples That they love him, and al
ne2 sdore him, is SO evident in their lam
usge and conduct, while he held the su.
Hne power IN France, and since his Sc
em usui pauon, as to put the matter be.
!0dsl dispute. This would not he 50 un-
accountable, if while he formerly ruled with
sactspolla sway in France, he had shewr
@'alps Ike favour or respect to the heads
a@eF party who have had the manage
esR Of our national affairs in their hands.
1uholhlhg 81 this is to be found in his con.
saa' On The contrary, he treated them
moaly with scoin Or contempt--but with
V greatest rudeness--direclty insu!ted
Sn W The most gross reproaches--de
'.'aS shem 10 be destitute of honor and
'1oal' and having less of the independ
- q airee state than the English colonu
sss@a''a' He violently broke his engage.
1'a'' 0y t'eatg-plundered and impison-
M ptople--sunk and burnt our vessels
"s a'ga seas-and committed far grea
a.'ges upon us, than we ever expert
i; s1Om any other king, emperor or des-
s~n 'he world. All our circumstances,
- ! tumble petitions for redress, he treated
ts ~ contempt and insult--and utterly re-
aay compensation for what he had
aAsn or destroyed
t,s. aa man Is finally arrested in bis mad
ss',-ailcr having for succession OF
ss Vi " all Europe in blood, in tie
is..'' a !, wicked attempt, as he now con.
-. %'''' establishing Unfversat monarchy.
ks,,s,. 'a 's 18th receives The government Of
nu,s' 'a'0 bis hands--Peace ensues-No
In. =. no Injuries are experienced from
IA. a AL Is quielness and order. Sudden.
lse.s. Dls'urber of the world breaks from