Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-09-20

Neither, it is fald, will he be permitted.
to take with him any comfortable iufn OF
money. Of the rumor fhouId be true, thar
he is poA- fled of large funds) as every
thing neceaary will be provided by the
government. 1t is iaid that Sir II Lowe
is to be The military officer appointed as
his guard. He will fucceed Mr.. Wilkes,
who is in the companys fervice as gov
ernor Of the Hand The compaoy's
troops will be replaced by a Kings resi-
ment and there will be all article in new
treaty OF Paris, by which the cxpence OF
this eftabIiihment will be conituuent
part of our contingent towards the force
that is to be kept up for the maintenance
of the peace in Europe.
PLYMOUTH, AUG. On Mondayth
future defamation OF Bonapartr was otfi-
tialy communicated to han and his gen-
eral officers by Lord Viicount Kriin aid
Sir henry ,anbusy, Under Secretary of
State for the War Department, which
the Delpot heard with grief, of the mott
acute deicrlpuon, exclaiming inarticulate-
| iy ,hg, his with had been and was to
domlciiiate liza England, under any
fnsvcilance iss government might think
proper, but he never would be carried ~
St. Helena alive, and publicly declaring
that rather than be removed from The
Belerophon he would have hinieif ihot
through the head by his Marihals. Mag.
unanimous hero ! Ii 10 fond OF dying, hy
did he not meet death IN the field ot ba,-
tie, the properett aeid tor the exit of a
| folder.
Bertrand cried bitterly, on learning his
own fate, aid that Of his matter Mad
anne Bertrand became 10 affected, that The
attempted 70 drown herleit, but was pre-
vented, when III the act of ieaping over
| board All the officers fwore that they
would not be separated from their pre-
cious matter, but the validity OF a French
oath VIC all know, by experience and 10
itrongIy did thOie orderel to be removed
obey Its dictates, that they went with the
greateh tranquility on board the Liffey,
whence they proceeded, on luciday Iait,
with equal calnneis, on board the EURO
tas.
The demeanour of Bonaparte, ever
lince the above communication, has been
ferocious, iullen, and dlffatistiod and ne
declined gratifying his viftors any more
with fight OF his form, except tor about
three minutes on the fame day, when the
boats were kept at great diftance.
On Iueiday orders came down for
reffaining all boats to cable and half
diiance frcm the Bsllerophon, when the
captive complaining that he was lndif-
poieo, cloieiy confined himlelf TO his cab
in, from which irdeicribabls difappoint-
ment were occaiioned to tho(c VINO had
gone out 10 fee him. The ptecautlon
adopted, with reiprct to the bats, arofe,
We underitand, from foreign ipy's being
detected hoyeIing round the ihlp, with
letters addreled to Bonaparte, and with
out pafpors, who could give 10 account
of himielf. He is in cuItody.
Bonaparte's property, excepting what
may be abioluteiy necehary Tor his uie,
has been fealed up, and is to be kep' in
England, to prevent him from commit
ting bribery, but he will be at liberty to
bequeath it to any perfons he may like at
bis death.
AT length, after career of infolent
pretenGcns on one hand, and of itrange
and ungovernable curioGty on the other,
the departure of this diiturber of the
world has taken place. An expreis arr
rived on lhurfday night, directing the
bellerophonto meet the Northumberland
in the Channel, which ihip failed yelter-
day, accompanied by the Ionnant and
Eurotas. The Telegraph was at worN
all day, and report ifates, that it trani-
mitted an order for the fhips not to pros
coed further than the ofhng, but to wait
the arrival of the Northumberland, which
is hourly expected.
Londdn, Aug 3--Government, it is
iaid, have received accounts this MORN
ing, that the Peace is fgned between the
a dies and France
French papers to the 28th infant, have
arrived The arrangement made by the
Nliniiters Of the Allied Powers argues
determination, of which the policy is felf-
evident, to continue to hold Military