Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-16
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PARIS JUNE 26.--Y Yesterday morning |
rhe committee of governme.t affcmbled |
at the huiieries--fhe Duke of Otranto
preldent--Ihe council of miniifers alto !
met IN the morning, and again at o.
clock III the evening. Same day, Napo.
leon Bonapsfte fef out at noon from the
palace of L'Elsfee, to 60 to Malmai(on.
The yidetis who were If the gate, and
the guards which occupied the interior
and exterior Of the palace, have retired
to their quarters.
Martial Grouchy is confidently aHerts
ed to have been appointed by commit
tee of government, commander in chief,
of the army of The North,
Count Boulay, is proy6onally charged
with the duties of MiniRer Of Juiticc.
The p!enipo,entiaries, TENT by the gov
ernmeos, will 6rR apply to Lord Well
ington, for the pafport necefary to their
milton. They will then repair 10 the
head quarters Of the allied foyereigns, at
Mapheim.
NJ. Otto has gone to England, with
milton diitinct from that of The FIVE ne
gociator, f-nt TO head quarters of the al
hes, but which relates. it is iaid, by a.
mother quarter, to the affair of the abdi-
cation.
JUNE 27-Nspoleon Bonaparte before
his departure for the army, had attached
to each journal an.eli,or in chief, fele6ted
from among his minifers and councillors
of fate We are now relieved from this
fuperintendance, which was continual
refraint upon our opinions We have,
however, never ceafed 10 fupport thofe
g'e4t political principles, which form the
harpinefs of nations. Circumstances re-
CURED moderation and We have con
family had in view the public good and
the fafcry of the country. We are now
placed in difficult Gtuation but with
6rmseis and wIfdom we fh4ll attain that
obi CT which we have puriued for TWEEN
ty five years France has not loft all her
means of energy fhe will rally around
contribution truly free and, freed
from me only obltacle which ifood in
the way of peace, ihe will caufe her in
dependence TO be seipeded, and refume
her rank among civilized nations. We
fhaiI be happy, if we can contribute to
dliiemmate wholefooe opinions and to
rekindle The patriotifm of our fellow citi
zcns - Journal dc Paris.
A decree Of the Commute of govern
ment (onnmllEon de government declares
as follows ::
All the military abfent from their Ran
dards will Immediately rejo II the nearef
corps d'armee, and if iuch corps be 100
dillalt they will repair to Paris
he civil and military authorities will
fee this decree carried into effcd.
Napoleon Bonaparte went to Malma-
ifon at half paft O'Clock on unday, and
had not departed for Havre, as many of
the Journals have announced During
yetterday (Mcnday) his family went to
Malr alton TO fee him, as we'll as many
other per(ons.
All the communcs of Paris are encum
bered with troops, who are ordered to
rhe poin.s which are menaced the COM
mune of Lachapelle alone contains 500 !;
there are 600 at P Min.
The Count ID Eriou and General Du-
hesne who had been placed among the
victims of the battle of Mount St. John
were not even wounded ; General Du-
hefme is this moment a, Life.
The | CHI plenipotentiar les await az
Laon the pAfports which they have de-
manded he general commanding the
Pruhian advanced guard has fent. their
requeit to the head quarters OF the allies,
There exits at this point tacit UNDER
nandifg between the advanced poiis, not
70 attack each other without previous
warning.
MONS, JUNE 23-Louis 18th, Count d Ar
tots, and me Duke de Btrri, have arrived
this afternoon, with the royal Amy at