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IS Gents Reward.

A BaCONDED from the subscriber
IA onthe morning Of the 18th instant.
Joseph Henry Clements, an apprentice to
the House Carpenter and Joiner's bust
ness. / will give the above reward and
no thanks for experimenting and bringing
home said apprentice.--All persons are
forewarned from harboring or employing
said boy at their peril.
.alsnander Baggett.
Sent. go ST
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SALE BIZ AUCTION.

Will be added to this days Sales with
out reserve
OK cases Dry Goods. consisting Of
|9 yestings, vest buttons, shawls, long
cloths, Madras & fancy handkerchiefs,
Irish linen, cambria ginghams, leno and
book muslins. knit suspendcrs, dlmity,
cotton hose, ribands and gailoons.
ALSO, So.
Pehknises, Bonnet Wire, Breast Pins:
Griffith 2 Brauner.
semi 90
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mot Of sufficient Importance to- deserve
tsuch attention. IL.
Pittsburgh, Sept. o.
Orr intelligence from Detroit is up to
the a7thsult. On the preceding day, the
Council With the Indians commenced
not more Nrn 200 attended. After the
views the United States government
were explained to them, aae of the Chiefs
delivered an answer, in which he stated,
that their great father the king. had kin
died fire on the other side of the river.
and they must first attend that and hear
what he Had to say the council then
bsake M, and the commissioners were
deliberating on what course it was pro-
ner to pursue. The British, have rein
forced the garrison at Maiden. and are
putting that place in astate Of defence.
Various reasons have been assigned. for.
the extraordinary coarse pursued by the
contrary to what was some
ti:acs since antiSipatetl.-There can be
vcgya little doubt however, but they have
been governed By the british agents-
WHO lave at several OF their councils
stated totkem, that Sen. Brown had ar
rived xith a.st,pns s,ifitary force.fo the
purpose Of compelling them to agree to
such terms as ire American commits
siishees might liceate--and in case Of
their refusal to Immediately commence
hostilaies againss them. It is, perhaps,
well Tor the Inhabitants of the frontier
'that this force has been placedin the nei !
shborbood OF. Detroit. 1t will oyerawe
the sayases. and prevent thcmstrom COM
sitting iiastilitIes; and whilst they are
offering peace. they shesy that we are full.
to embrace the alternative.
and it. compelled to adopt it--that we
are able not only to chastise them into
eseatsubinission. but to make lasting
on their fears. We wait anS-
iously to hear. what course the commis.1
sioners will aslopt-ifn no treaty can be
entered into--aa Indian AGAR mast iaeui-
tally elsge.
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Salt Anoat.

- e ss-, y n -, = 81 .-t'>~ - 'fE-l
The subscribers have Just rece;ved and
offer for sale on board the Wilbelsnina.
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
l50 sacks fire do
|. J. !. : e.; IT,. s .. : Ms: Sugar
3 10 puncheons st. Croix Rum
9 do. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits, 6
800. years old, equal to any in tie
country
9 do Sd proof Antigua do.
100 Bbls common and family Whiskey
2pipcs genuine Cogniac Brandy
90 chests and boxes Imperial and Y.
III. Teas
10000 pounds green and white Coffee
1s0 boxes, and half boxes real Ha-
wanna Cigars
2 half pipes Port Wine, g susan's
2 casks cargo"
pipe Madeira
$ half do. .Alocque
casks Malaga
2 pipes Sicily Madeira
100 boxes Pipes
1000 bushels Lisbon, Isle Of May and
Cadiz Salt
1000 VT. Seine Twine
ALSO,
Chocolate No. Land 9, Pepper and Pia
mento in bags, Alum and Copperas in
tierces, Gunpowdcr, Shot of all sizes,
Indigo, Starch, Fig-Blue, Carrots and
Hamilton's Snuff, Soap, Spermaceti
mould and dipt Candles, leading lines,
traces, bed cords, capers, cinnamon,
obacco, nutmegs, mace, together with
variety Of other articles in the Grocery
line.
Il. s. j. JN.aN.DETILLE.
Sept. Is 1aw6w
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Public sale.

On Thursday neat, at eleven o'clock,
will be sold, on John Hunters wharf,
ksA / he Brig Hunter,
Burthen -, a first rate
SIrz1s55ssssz3yessel. FERNS. NC. will be
made Known at the place Of sale.
r. G.. Marstelter.
September 90.
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John Radcliffe, SS4,.
Cawte & Frinyet,

III EspEcTFuLLY inform the public,
"a, that they have commented the
Tailoring Business
AT the corner Of King and Royal streets,
Alexandra, where every exerhon will
be made to- give satisfaction in TIER line,
and hope from their attehtioI to their
customers, and those whip NAV favor
them with orders to receive share OK
public fayors.
s Sept. 10.
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Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races at Fairfa4
Court House, will commence on Ihur'1s
day the s1st day Of September next
The first day the three mile heass-tths
second day the Q mile heats, and the tyre
day Sweepstake: The two first days
free for any horse, mare or geldings car
rying weight agreeable to the City Jockey
Club rules.
John Radcliffe, Say.
September 1. 2at5x
NIB. The members Of the club are
requested to meet at w. P. Rch;p dson's
On Wednesday the Goth Septem scr.
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rIs.gRESS oF RELIGION.
E,rtras. Of a.lctter from tie Hen. ten
iamin 1assuadge,* to TIE Edi:or,dat-

~ 4. e .e.. y e.. Al -
q CT.
8: Litchield, Con. July as.
s TIE present ASPECT of our world is
@esderfuI indeed. The Lord is shaking
Ire earth in different WAYS: bat al his
fenssters mark the wisdom ofan insuite
mind. While wars ard run,ors. OIL
syafs are permitted to disturb tive ma
toys. ard desalate the earth the eye Of
faith bei.e.ds the purposes cfinfnite be-
continually matusings ard the
Glorious area rapidly advancing, when
the. n,il!enial reign of the prince Of
;aeaee shall fill the earth. Wien were.
fleet THAT many years ,aw;tkeEings and
religious reyivals were rarely to be beard
of, and that now they have become
frequent and appear to be rars!ly
spreading over DIR country, as we'll as
thrs1gh the Protestant; world. hbw ire
sistable is the evidences that tie religion
of tie Bible is no fiction, anu that the
sod Of the Bible is God of truth !?
How strictly and literally true is it!
that lie makes the wrath of man to1
praise him and the residue of it he re-
strains The glorious footsteps of the
great Captain of Salvation are seen in
these cnds Of the earth and many Of his
churches have reaon to bless his holy
ra,.is.
" IN tNis place, indeed his merties
rave been very rreat. and bis dealings
are marvellous in our eyes. For many
years lie mas MOI left himself without al
witness inasaucb rs our sanctuary has
been crowded with wcrshippers. and
tSe means Of grace have been owned
AID blessed Of him who holdest the
sever stars III his right hand: Constant
a.s,litiuns Lave been made to the churches
IN tisis tom tor two years past, OF sucl
as hope that they have been reconciled
10 Cad tisrW:.sh the son Of his love. But
WITHIN a few weeks past. the shaver OF
divine Grace has been very corlous on
this higtiy favored SPOT. In Female
seademy he:e, to which girls resort from
different quarters of our country the
spirit Of God has been wonderfully pour
sd ont. OF about ninety-fye to hum
dred children, who attend the school,
ander the instruction of Miss Pierce,
nearly enc half have recently become
concerts to the Seiiefoa of .!esns, and as
we humh!y hope TIE real followers Of
the Lapo. Some Of our families have
heen visited and the glorious work still
progressing. lathe progress of this dis
play nofaasinite mercy. :all ages IRON
ssenty Years cid down to ten, have
.a.cn visited, yet the youth have
shared most coeiously in the blessings.
fdss is tie dsdoins, md it IS niairei-
':tns 4; pr eyrs.--ln thus visiting our
ans, seainaries of learning how
Mise In ceancil, and how msrciiai in the
does the Lord aprear {
surely our God is a God OF wisdom
sad cover. and gay al the race ot a
al, be ,aa.blad and lie prostrated at ms
;,ntstco!.,, Wesa,y EecordeT.
~ > - O>,,,osocc
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Public Sale.

THIS day at ha!fpast ! ! o'etoeS, e
w;u be sold on the premises, Lot Of
Ground and Shed Warehouse, situated
on King-street, near the corner Of IL "a a.
trick and kiBg-streets. Terms VIII De
made known at the place OF sale:
P. G, MARSTELLER.
z September 90.
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Night School.

THE Subscriber takes this methoe
ofinforming the public nat Ili'
night school will commence on MONDAY
..igght the 18th Sept. Those wishing =
be instructed will please make early ap-
plisation to ~ cApIIN
III. nher 10 a@
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Charleston, Sep. II.
Arrived. ship Pierce Manning, Pratt.
Havana 6 days. Left ship Canton, Hill
Hard, from this port in Is days passage
schr. John and George, Windsor; and
d sloos, nar,e not re.ollected, both for
this port. ready for sea; schr,s George
Washington. Humphreys, loading for
this port; ship Francis, Harden, OF sa-
lem, for Gibraltar in Is days brig Gym
tina, Brown, of and for Salem in S days,
brig Superb, Endicott, for Gibraltar in 20
days; brig Washington, -Nicolls, OF and
Tor Ncwburyport. uncertain brig Eliza,
Rose. ofditto, for Alexandria. uncertain,
brig PIatus, Snow Of boston; brig ve-
nus. Tycruss, Of do. schooner Equality,
Hooper, Of and for Salem in 10 days
schooner Neptune, Brown of Marble
head, for Boston, uncertain; schooner
Enterprise, Russell, from Salem. just ar
rived, schooner Croshap.s Hamilton, tor
Baltimore in 5 days; schooner Amelia,
Smith, for ditto, in 5 days.
The day before captain Leslie sailed,
news was received there that Carthagena
was captured by a Spanish force OF 5000
land troopsano a large Aeet-they sur
rendered without firing gun. Lett at
st. Jago, August 80. brig William,
Kennedy, for this port. to sail, IN two
or three days, brig Lansaon Cheves' Ross
from this portdiscAarging brig Abeona'
Jennings,from Boston, diacharsiag; brig
Mentor. tor. Alexandria, discharging,
schooner Industry. Eastnn, from tins
port, had sailed for jamaica, schooner
Cyrus, Dickson, FAR New, York, to sail
in 5es & DAYS, sch. Iepnoy, Price Tor
Ncwbern, uncertain = schooner CmpPe
wa, Clark for Baltimore, IN $ OF. = Gays,
schooner Franklin, Hull, for Savannah,
uncertain sloop Two Sisters, Banks, for
Baltimore, in two or three days, also, Sc
Yeral other American vessels names not
known.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
|nN Thursday, the 18th September,
~ will be sold, on the premises, two
valuable Lots Of Ground, situated on
Princess-street, between Water & Fair.
fax-streets. with the improvements there.
on-formerly knownb by the name OF John
Lomax's Tavern. Terms will be known
at the place of sale:
p. G.. Marsteller..
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+. Sale By auction.

On Wednesday, Goth inst. at 10 o'clock,
will be sold, at our warehouse, withs
out reserve.
BcmbaZetts
Irish Linens
~ Cotton Shirtings
CallicOes T.
Madras Handkerchiefs =
Sewing Silks Z
Shawls
MulI-mull Muslin I
Cambrics and Fancy Muslin
Boiling Cloths, &c. &c.
:. -.Gr!tith e Brswne..
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To Rent by the year, OF term
Of wears.

MY Whwf. Warehouse q Sled, er-
tending from Union street .s76,teet to
the end Of the Wharf, where there is 81
feet water-the Warehouse is 70 feet
front, two story Of brick with a shed of
Is6 feet from the Warehouse toward the
wharf, 20 feet wide, covered with shin
JOHN HUNTER.
Spv+ q St
r HI n I'm Il
NEATLY EXEcvTED AT THIS OfFIsE
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PoRT.oF ALEXANDRIA,

ENTERED
..Schr. Status. Ante Bellann. Swift, Phi
la.lelphia; cleared Georgetown.
CLEARED.
slop farmers Fancy, Gibson, Geo.
Town.
4 Scbr. Lucretia, Smith, Providence,
tR. /.
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We have often felt astonishment, that
The different administrations have never
turned their attention to this subject
|lt certainly has not, we hope, proceed
ed frpmEarl opinion that the event was
not Of sufficient Importance to deserve
such attention. ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

come extremely impatient to be fet at
liberty, and aicribed their detention to
Mr. Beatty. their countryman, who Is A
gent for American prifoners of war in
London. This perfon they burnt in eff
gy on Friday, and then proceeded 70 force
their way out of the confines of the Pris-
on. Captain Shorthand, the rchdent
Britlh agent, went in among them alone
and unarmed, TO endeavour TO pacify
them, but piitol was mapped at him,
and therefore the folders fired among the
infurgents, when about II were killed
and 90 wounded. A muiket ball grazed
Capt. ShortlaDd's cheek. The prompt
interference of the military quelled the
infurreciion, and tranquility was reftor
ed. One hundred additional folders
marched from Plymouth TO Dartmoor on
Friday to reinforce the guard.
Another account in the Courier OF
the fame date, Jays 6 killed and 90 woun-
ded.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 6.


MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCE RtGBNT
The Earl Of liverpool preiented a Met
fage from his Royal Aighnes8 as follows !:
"CfoRcE Z Il
"His Royal Highnefs the Prince Re
gent, a6ing IN the name and OF the be-
half CT his Nlajcay, tlink it right TO 10
form the Houie OF Lords, tha' the events
which have recently occurred IL france,
ID dirett contravention OF the engage
ments concluded with the Allied Powers
at Paris, in the courle of the laIt year,
and which threaten consequences highly
dangerous TO the tranquility and inde
pendence OF Europe, have indnced his
Royal Highnels 10 give directions tor
the augumutation Of his MajeiLy's forces
by fea AID land
The Prince Regent likewife thinks it
incumbent on him to inform The Houie
that he has loft no time i'll entering into
comnunicatious with his Majcfy's Aliaa,
for the purpole OF forming tuch a con-
Germ with them as may mott efftctually
provide for the general and permanent
iecurity of Europe. And his Royal High
nefs confidently relies on the fuPport of
the Houfe of Lords, and their concur
renee in all fuch meatures as may be ne.
ceHary to enable his Royal HighnesS to
carry fuch important objects INTO effect"
The debate on the anlwer TO the Prince
Regents Meil.ge, was conducted with
great temper the tenor of the Minis
terlal Speeches was, that war with Bo-
paparte is unavoidable, and jlltihable in
coniequence Of The breach OF the Treaty
of Fontaiaoleau --ihe oppofion con
tended, that it was not clearly apparent,
that war was adviieable at the prelent
moment. On the neceility of preparing
for defence, and to maintain the rights OF
the kingdom, there was but one opinion
The addrefs, (echoing the fentlments of
The Medage) was carried without divis
ion in the Hou(e of Lords, aud in the
Houie of Commons 22o againit 81.
a London paper OF the 9th, Rates, that
Bonaparte had made pacific propofals 10
the Brltilh Government and to the ref
of tn Allies, declaring himfelf wiling to
abide by the Treaty of Paris, as refpects
the territorial boundaries of France, but
the Britiih Miniiters seemed little inclin-
ed TO iftcn to his propolals.
APRIL o-At d late hour laif night
Mr.. Johnlon arrived from Vienna, with
defpatches from our Minilters there.
This morning Mr. Williams, another
Mehenger arrived from the Duke Of
Wellington, direct from Bruflels. His
Grace arrived there, and Immediately
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
GERMANY.


Baron Sack has publihed the follow
ing ad!refs TO the inhabitants Of the
banks Of the Rhine
. rbe capita! of France fwore 20 de-
fend with energy the caufc ofthe throne
and of the exiting government againlt
the Attacks of the dilfurber of publick
repofe, now placed without the pale Of
the law. The capital of France, and
France herself, have deceived US. Bona
parte has occupied Paris without firing a
ihot.
"Thus the adventurer performs again,
probably for only hort fpaee Of time,
the part of ularpsr and it Is for Europe
in arms 10 acquire, by his deitruction, a
title TO the gratitude Of the prefeEt and
of future generations, hnoe France has
obtained to merit 1t.
The high allied powers made their fol-
emn declaration OH this iubJe Ct, at Wen
ma, on the 9Th infant. The conquer.
ors at Mofcow. at LeipGck, at VItoria,
and at Paris, are hafening in al direc-
tons to fupport this declaration, with
arms in their hands. The anathema is
pronounced on the perjarer, who, tread
ing under foot all jultice and all human
confidence, has again launched all the
fire brands of war amongh Us +; the
whole population of Europe, if neceilary,
will arm itfelf to pour in upon France,
and fife r. 5 monRer in the blood and
tears OF nls followers but IL will not be
necefary TO refort to thefc extreme meat
ores, and Heaven has perhaps reiefved to
the brave Prunans, Englith, Hanoverians,
and Belgians, who, collected between the
Rhine and France, from the bulwark of
nations, the glory of being the intru
ments of its own vengeance
you, brave inhabitants OF the Mid
die and Lower Rhine, have it in your
power to contribute to the glorious work,
and you will no doubt zealouily do 10
The moment is come when noble and
generous fouls mutt crowd the ranks in
order to oppofe wall Of brafs 20 wicked
nefs and per6dy, Let the VIGOROUS
youth aiiemble in crowds to coniecrate
their arms and their courage TO the mott
iacred of caufes, and to the defence OF
their country. For Germany IS our
country; it lhall be 70 always, and at
every expenle.
"Let The men who have reached
mature age, the fathers of families OF all
claflcs, arm themftlees under the colours
of the civick militia, not to march to com
bat abroad, but to defend their own
homes againf enemies and traitors, The
country conhdes arms to you, brave in.
habitan,s of all ages, Of the banks OF the
Rhine, the Mofelle, Roer, and the
Meule, | myislf ha e pledged that you
will bear them with German fidelity AMI
bravery.
1t is thus that you will Ggnally par
,icipate in The triumph of the good cauie,
and preferve yourGslves from the CURES
of your children ard grand children
which mutt fall upon your heads, il by
ycur Incidence or indifference you fhould
paralize, the forces of Europe combined
10 oppofe the common enemy coming like
a defruaivc torrent to inundate and
Tayage your plains.
lSignedl "SACK.
Governour General of the
Lower and Middle Rhine.
I" Afx-h- Cbabele, March "a"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, MARCH IL

While Bonaparte was marching from
the South upon Paris, another force, act
imp in concert, was marching from the
North. for the fame defamation The
chief in the latter enterpri(c was Gen.
Lefebvre. who broke his parole in En-
gland. He marched from Cambray at
The head Of four iquadrons Of the Royal
Chafeurs Of France, and a corps OF Cul-
ralliers made an unfuccefsfui attempt
upon Laon, and advanced as far as Com
peigne, when the troops having afcer-
tanned the nature Of the enterprife into
which he had betrayed them, refuied to
ACT, and returned TO their garrllon.
Davouit fecretly ifiued orders to few
eral regiments in Paris, in the name OF
Napoleon"
INQUEST
On Toefday, on the body Of Jonathan
Paul, one of the nurles of the holpital of
The prifoners of war, at Darsmoor, xii.
led by George Johnfon, an American
prfoner. Verdicf--WiEid nlurdsf.
Capt Staines, of the Britilh frigate
Briton, writes, that on his pahage from
the Marquclas, Sept. IT, he fell in with
an iaand where none is laid down in his
charts LAT IS, a, 5. lon. I3o 2; W
and found OH it 40 persons who ipoke
Enghjb, being the defendants of Chril
tan aud other mutineers of the Bounty
who proceeded there from OIaheite,
where the hip was burnt.
a man named John Adams was the
only furviying Engiifhman. The de
Pendants had been brought up in NOR
al manner f. fon Of Chriitian's was the
hrt child born in the ifland and IS now
IS years Of age anu is called Ihuridly-
October Chriitian, The iland is contic-
cred thar called Pitcairn's though erro-
neouAy laid down. They had never
been v6ted but by one ihIp before and
that was the Topaz, Folger, OF Bolton
alb Ut years Gnce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29

released release. and altho' the s,,;s
treaty was received the ,s'a
Mr. R G. Beasly, Amer. 10 q
PRISONERS OF War, had then .aa
4 vessels, about 1000 tors sI :. 'ssss
ance OF the prisoners to H. .~ 'as
vessels would take abou, IIe h Y
London, could not be exoes - md
to receive the prisoners !, pI' a
the 18Th April. How lops ' y
Of the Prisoners wcte 70 - !, 'ss u
mlserles Of . prison, it is in 'sosaaA
for no further arrangement !, 'esses
have been made for their !. 's'ssa,s|
Beasley, with his usual a;' ass Il
feelings and interests Of i S'a
Dartmoor, had maintained Il. ~
and contemptuous silsnce. al - .a'
them the least satisfaction -
lec!s, in which, it must Be sa pSa''ss
feelings were most deeply iots ,ss's
dissatisfaction occasioned bv -
ten'lon alter their countrymeo : "
Ing the blessings of Peace, - -
rise to the attempt (noliced +
papers) made by the Prisoe..'a = y
April, TO break through tie = ! u
Prison, and in which, from { ! s !. II
were stated 10 have been I'm :,
wounded"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
Ais.h Chatelle, Marcb II.

The following meatures of precaution
have been adopted BY Baron Sack, Gov
ernor General of the Lower and Middle
Rhine -
"In confederation Of the events which
have paGed in France, and CT the declar-
alton of the high allied powers, dated
The 18th inf | direct, in concert with
the general of the royal troops, as fol
lows - All communication between the
general government and France is inter
dieted, until new orders Panports to
that country lhall only be given in the
mot urgent ca'es, and by fuperior author:
ity. All iale of horfes or military effects
in foreign parts is prohibited
" The high allied powers having by
folemn act declared Napoleon Bonaparte
an outlaw, and an enemy and diiturber
Of the repofs of the world, every act
reading TO fhow attachment to his perfon
or fyltem, can only be conGdered as an
attack on the internal and external fafe
ty Of the fate. And though am aware
that any fuch difpohtion mutt be extreme
ly rare among the faithful inhabitants of
the Middle and Lower Rhine, yet feel
,nylelf bound TO declare, that whoever
fhall do any public act, or make any pro
pofal tending to flow that he feels a
particular attachment to The perion OF
Napoleon BonaParte, or lntereits himleif
in his caufe, fhail be Immediately arreited
and brought before a fpscal tribunal, or
be fhut up 10 as not to be ~olc 10 inJure
fociety."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-05-29
PARIS APRIL z

PARIS APRIL
An officer who accompanied LOUIS
18th to Offend, has returned to Paris
He informs, that the King travelled very
tlowly TO Life, Bruges, &c. lie was &C
companled by three carriages, in which,
beiides himfelf, were the Prince OF Wa
gran and Neufchatel IBERTHIERl the
Prince of Faix, the Dukes of Grammont,
Luxembourg, Havre and Duros, and Count
BLAcAs.
M. HUE, of the Kings Houlehold,
who had under his care, three covered
Wagons, with treasure, Joined the King
at Offend.
The chaneurs which formed The Kings
guard to Offend, have all, excepting Tx
or eight, returned to Paris.