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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,

No. 2, EKcHhACE STREET
Has JUN received an ex enfve ahor'me' ct
SE4SONABLE GOODS,
AMONG wHIcH ARR
4 hale black blue, brown mixed and coroeau
BROsDCLOrH
40 HACK. blue. brown, mixed, and green
CASsIMERES
do patent Angola Cords
= do Ladies Pe!ihe Cio.hs
do Petite Fanneis
40 Scotch and Tsrfan Plaids
Az Bonbazett. and Wfidbores
40 printed Bcmbaze'ts and Ratinefts
do Flanae-s and saizes
do fancy VeIiings
cafe Unbfe as
40 Engiiih beaver BonneS
I do Ribbons m
cosoue,, Bookings, Plains, S'oekngnet's Berlin
80 Imnerial Cords-serges- Merno shsws.
Is,asx and comm N do. OF various nzes
ehawls-bIack aud fla Cotton ano VORTEX more
Sns".:..1L;a and fix ciove.-men's Beaver do
So, ;lk Handkerehiefs -Fiag, Bandanna and
o., ~ -dreh.s and uDdrefed Caicoes-CoP-
No"o ss~-rot;oo. Flag and Madrafs handkerchief
PeFrp ~o,des and common Gingbams--bri'Iih
- role-;ao Cottons--Linen-linen Cam
as en,tat,on acknowledgements Sewing
ofieA h,,a . and pound Fins-whte and col
c.,h,;eks Indis cobweb Mullins ~Lus
GU lave affortmeut of Fancy Null ns-coa'
81 au,tons-bizek and colored Canson Grapes
ana Al linen Diaper -Braees-cambrick &
-. D;no,ies gentlemen plaid muffin era
comm ,,,k Tab'e Indifpenfabies-6k
va' Tw;,l-Lsd,es ADD Chidrens' Shoes and Boots
Of sl are "a ~ of FAcTo n COTTON GOODS
Sac and retali, At redseed prices
at iss IF
Nov 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

The Broome County Phoenix, states that
James BiTdsall, Esq member OF Congress,
&c has been playing the part OF B'dneii, TO
he tune Of S. or 5000 dollars, with the
Chenango treasury Surely, as for man
slayers of old, there ought to be section OF
county set apart for democratic embez.
zlers and spectators to fee to-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
Singular Britifh Law Cafe.

A fingular caufc was tried a, the
Glouceifer Afzes-brought by William
Chamberlain of Nsilsworth, as the ad-
nniniitrator of bis deceated daughter. a.
gainft John Wiliamfcn, Efq Cirencef.
ter, to recover damages for breach OF
promife of marriage made to the inteftatc.
After hearing of four hours, virdict
was given for the plaintiff damages .svo
Hundred Pounds-fubject to the opinion
of the Court of Kings Bench on the point
of law.
Few things are imptacticable in them.
felvcs and it is for want OF application
rather than of means, that fail of fucceCs.
The number of beggars in the sity Of
London is faid TO Dc &c. SEQ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

IxcaaEGv siREsT,
FgAvF jua received an e1' sf''se II I meet Of
G ,,ss luued to the pre.eas and approaching
Iaalno N.mCng which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Rro,dctoths Levantne aud Florence
= .Gnare. Sik-
Huu.ers Cloths im''a't'h NnA"'s
Queens Cloths N-on tisH 7hAW
ffe ( oihs MeD nsAse ososes
& allngs wooiep eses
Fearnoughts Wome : ~ eeAse1 .
b mEazeits n sses
Wiloours oik
Scotch Piaids Oar Linens
aunes Lire .4nsss-aks
Bookings 60 r. ~ epr.sks
SO Al fk,ns Cambrick E.uilins
Forefi Cioths Faocy Niu4ns
Sattinelts Dimotses
Blankets Coiored Cambricks
ToilineI,e and Swanf- Black fix Hkfs
down Vettings BaadznnS ano flag 90
Cocoon Vevets Pao aud piaided Nio
Women late and black bons
Worried Hofe Ca,icoes aud Ginghams
Mems back white and Pinned Csmoriss
mixed Worried Hole Back Grape
SEQ, oh knit Hofe brown Llaen
Cuerniey Frocks Buckiam
Br 'fh ShIr ing Cotton M,Lenett
mexican ditto Fine Gotten Balls
Linen. Iatan Sewing silk
silk, Girpham and Cot. Silk Twt
ton Umbtetas Boot Cord sc &C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
Fresh London 1uedtctaeS, Paints,
Dye-StgOs, Srgeon's hsiru-
meistS, &c.
BEN MIN BIZ MAN,


IIAs received ger he Gene Linc. from
i i LoEdon via Bottom an ex enhve a ,ment
Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye St1f5 SIR
geon's igftHmeats, S'c,
ameng viii zre--irue Andesf Pis--Ce
phalc snuff Ie'ui, Drops CT amomi'e Fowert--
Co'oeynth- o.yi Bimu'h squi'ls- F Or Be gin
10 Z1 cii--Gu Gsihanum-- Lunar Csuic-
Oil Rhodium-Or Cymin OI IuaIper-Mudges.
Enhaler-Wa.ch Oil -Valerian- Tart ImeI'c--
Grain Scale. and Weight pothecarys COPPER
Sea es and Weights K ives -ke6oed I.iqu
orce. &ipdior Soap tooth ., uihes Gu Pan
ser--salts Lemon Waters Boxes Water C,,curs
long aud fhort Camefs Han Pencils Iudia K
,-Carmiue- Red Chs.k-French do Drop LAX
--AlphafNun. and Dutch Pix k Patent Ye
low K.rgs do-Siip B're Orange Red-Pu' PIE
Brows- Woad-- coarie and Are tRe v Cames
xy-;r l'ools--varnilh Bruihes--Ciaz,ers Diamonds
&C sc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19
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Ampu,atiug Intsuments-T repanping do-D;f-
feeling do--Pocke, Cafes ver Cahe s. Gum
Ela(ic do Gum Rattle Boughe ben London
Lancet. common do Gum do; TTocars, Pro
bang improved key Tooth Inlfrumenrs; eoA
mon do Plus for hare Lips Elaii'c Gum Syr-
enpes ivory do Seton Need e.. Poiypu- For
ron, &C &c Dee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

The Hon. MIR. LOCKS, Senator from
North Carolina, in Congress. he's resigned
his seat. here are now vacancies In Eir-
gina, Maryland ard " Car0ana.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

That venerable aid long tried patriot, his
Exceltency Gov GILMAN OF New Hamp-
shire, declines being a Candidate at the mex
election OF a Governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-19

Among which are the following SC4IRCE -4R-
JTCI ES -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Gentlemen cf ne Senate, and
GenfieU4en 0flh HOpef " PeprpscuJoy;r !.

Gsnflemen IF The Senate, and
Gemlemen gMc House qf Representatives.
SIHCE the commencement Of TIC last session Of
the General Court, the differences which lately sub
sisted between the Government Of the nited States
and Great Britain, have been adjusted by the raiG
cation OF Treaty of Peace. Cur grateful acknowl
edgeme"ts are therefore due to the Supreme Being
for the kind iuterpositon Of his providence, in thus
putting an end to the miseries of war.
Other actions have also been rescued from tie
same calamity, after a long and most sanguinary
coiict in which every part Of Europe was threaten
ed with al ineupportabe military despotisIn, the
civilized world al the close 81 our contest with Great
britain was again restored to peace. In state Of
general tranquility, which, notwithstanding TIE late
events in Europe hope will soon lie re-estabsll-
cd, each nation is at liberty to pursue without inter
ruptlon, the measures most conducive 10 its harpi-
ness; and We may be assured that the people among
whom the virtues Of prohity, industry and economy
most generally prevail viii he the most successful.
hope orr constituents uiif have large share OF
the Benefits Nhch an undsseGhled and permanent
renewal of friendship is calculated to bestow and
that tue future prosperity of the people of these
States will not beinterrupted Ivy unnecessary in
reference in the disputes and conflicts which may
arise in others nations
v hen the repeal Of The British orders in council
was known in this coui.fy it was the protested Cb
ject OF the government III continuing the war, to
compel u. Britain TO renource the claim Of search
ing Tor her seamen and taking them from our mer-
chant vessels But there is not any provision TO
that effect in tie treaty Of peace this subject al LIE
war is relinquished, aud We have no Fretence again
to commit hostiitiea for the same cause. Nor is il
probable that England, or any other of tie great
nations OF Europe, will ever consent 20 abrogatt
the general law Of perpetual allie glance. L heir
Claims, however, this point will do US no inn
portant injury, if our Government takes eflectual
neasuies to exclude foreigners from the employment
OF navigating orr shiPs, and in their way affords
substantial protection and encouragement to our
native seamen. IheTemedy is therefore in our own
power. but il we allure foreign seameh into our
service, or continue 10 employ them, even though
they may have conformed to our rules OF naturaiza-
ton, we shall again be liable to the incontenien-
clfs from inpfessment which we have heretofore ex-
pefienced, especially, whenever war takes place
between the maritime powers Of Europe. An at
tempt. after the ratification Of the late treaty, to
negotiate Tor lie establishment OF the principle.
'not the las shall m oil cases protect the crew,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
Miscellaneous .AfNckes.

LONDON, apkIL 24.--Yesterdsy, soon atte
three O'Clock, lie Irlnce Regent, attetded ef
Col Menish, the Equery in " aiisng, wished Use
Duchess D'Angouiemes Ut lie French Amhas
ssaor's house IN peesmsu square. The regent
rem aimed with ,he Duchess near TWO hours.
The new Tres,y Of Alliance sisned at Vienna
on the 25,h Of Msrch, AIS SAID was r~tified on
Saturday sisernoon.
Il sbeen suggested that LOUIS XVIII, would
;oin the Allied Soselegns Il frsnkiot cut re-
cent letters STATE that he will remain ms tlm~
longer at Ghent
Il wss erroneousy stated some time ago, that
M De Chatesubriaud had renamed 10 PARIS, aud
embraced the cause Of the Usufper. That e.o'
quear snd admirable writer IS wtth his Sovereign
at Chsnt, as arc Ma LsiIy iendsl
Ii is said that Doneparte would not permit
Lord + Somerset to tske with him from Paris
the Duke Of Weil,ng,oh'o valuable riate, Which
had been presented TO him IN c, minemofauoa Of
his many glorious victories
Admiral Gantheume has assumed the cem-
msnd Of the Touion fleet
The con Q iption Laws are, ii IS said, again
acted upon -. France. a demand OF 500 rnen
has been made upon Derpe.
A strong Channel fset viii be Immediately
collected, as feet oi observation. Under tue
command OF Lord Keith. Naval arrangement
near the French Coast, and an Admiral IS sbou
TO be re-sppolned but en- whom lie command
viii DE conferred IS moi yet mentioned.
Last night NJ. Lombard, Secretary 10 tbs
Aus,risn Legation at Paris, arrived here. he
has brought proposals from Bonapaste, VINO,
when he finds diplomatic agents, makes seem
ingiy amicable proposals, which however wll be
no where attended 10
The publication of The sbdicstion Of Maria
Louisa is expected f.om day 10 day, rut has not
yet taken place.
FAIRS. APRIL7 I'VE are assured that Mar.
shall MscdonSld, exhausted by his long warlike
iabors, has demandtd and obtained leave & re-
tire.
The pisn Of the new Conssitution was finished
this evening. Ii will be pubitle next SuudA.
Ga Toesdsy hight. the Emperor was =, the
Olers. He entered his box Unexpectedly, and
was received wio, loud acclsmssions.
Bonapar,e has decreed, that sll The officers end
soldiers, who have Quilted the army. l~hatevel
may be lie cause) shall repair to their r. spec.
i've stsndsrds, Immediately.
10 600 workmen arc cmFioyed in making arms
At Paris.
l. is said there are 70 600 Of Bona parties II oop,
90 he frontiers of + sndsrs, towards Lise bul
their cavslry is smsil and their artillery, in no
proportion to Whist WAS fdfmeriy allowed.
The Duke de Berry was neatly taken Ct Be.
hume. By 200 isncers, while al leb!e with par.
y Of the kings household lie had bu, Just lime
% escape ca horseback, leaving his coach, and
1sggsge.
A C4diz article Of a ptil 10. ssvs. " snoa has
5esn taken BY the B ris,sh, and Rome by the Ne
p1li,sns be rope and the former king Of SPAN,
(chares tVih,) were daily expected TO arrive
a Valcncis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
affairs D." The .ANies.

LONDON, APRIL ls-Fiom private and
authentic channels, the most recent from
the continent, we have ascertaintd the FOL
lowing important factS:
The advance Of the Russian force passed
Dresden>on the 10Th, 50 that there i, every
reason to believe that the Emperor Alvxdn.
der vii. even anticipate the period whtn he
promised 10 have his immlnse armies on
The French frontier.
The allied sovereigns are to leave Tien-
ma on the 5lh, and proceed to Frankfort.
The Prussian army amounts, accor-
ding 10 returns, 10 1000 men. Their
head quarters are at Namur and I.iege
hey are 10 be joined by another cop Of
10000 on the 25th, next Tuesday.
The illustrious veteran Blucher has.
without hesitation or jealousy, accepted Of
a command under our hero. the Duke Of
Wellington. Never did finer and mote
enthusiastic army form under the burners
of more Distinguished leaders never had
an army more righteous cause 10 main
tain
4 he allied head quarters are now at Nieu-
port. Courtray, Aih and Grammont.
A letter from Leghoin Of the Gath uIt.
received in the city this morning, confirms
us in our statement respecting Murai. Ii
expresses no doubt Of his immediate and
hostile advance, and concludes with ali opin-
ion that British property and shipping viii
no longer be safe in that port.
1t was on the 25lh Of March that the new
definitisc- treaty Of Alliance between Aus
tria, Russia, Prussia and Great Britain, was
signed in order TO put an end as soon as
possible TO the power Of the usnrper in
France. The treaty of Chaum ont is taken
as the basis. The number of troops which
each Of the four united powers engage to
bring into the field is fixed al SO, 900 men.
The Portuguese Minister has accedt d 10
this treaty without reserve. Tie Spanish
Nini,ter resersing the appreciation of his
King. The Swedish Minister has sent to
ais Court for Observation-Disclosures has
likewise acceded to this alliance on oondi-
ton ofthe execution of The treaty Of i,l.
The high Allies have agreed IL no cases
to receive dispatches or proposals from
Bonaparte, but every where io send back
ms flags oil truce al the out-posts.
The high Allies have demanded from
the French tbs delivering U, of Bonaparte,
and also strong guarantee for the future
maintenance ct peace and order. In case
Of refusal, they will march their whole
force into France. Spin and Portugal
have engaged TO send $4,000 men into the
field
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
BY THE MALLS.

There are those who really suppose tina,
the leading democrats III his country are
friendly 10 rational liberty and haters OF op
preston and dcspotism. But bow such an
oplnion can be entertained by any one who
hears their language or Witnesses their con-
duct is a mystery. The very zeal which
they manifest IN the cause Of Bonaparte,
the most cruel, memorable, and detes, able
tyrant that heaven has ever suffered to sfFliet
mankind, should OF itself remove all doubt
upon this subject. 1t will hardly be btW.ev-
cd by those who have not an opportunity 10
satisfy themselves by occuiar demonstra-
ton, yes ], IS actually fact, thar the Ma
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

t,onai inieliigencer, the Auro,s
democratick prints conductrd : !, md Il
from Europe, are gravely labon's' iusl
snade the simpletons Of this ca .
. bonaparte IS the champion Of l;1al
the rights of man, and tina, :. a.as'4
depends the existence ola free ~ y va
IN Europe No longer ego ,hs Ss0s.'a'
last a very long and laborious a y. Non
upon , tins subject appeared in he '', 8
10 which the writer, speaking or' S dun
bility OF a war between the alI;ss 'ae Pc
par'e' says /" Every man &C ps saa
integrity will therefore conte,a spH9
war as a conflict between The sa
otlfresSors Of tie human intfll,e, ,"'''
side tha, of the allies and !, ~ ID
are seeking 10 rMANcIpArR 49,. ucss
On the other" Yet you will hear s !. ~
pressing doubt whether those u 'l.a
In THIS manner are aotuatedb v ! =
Tor the lyrant, and a desire ,ha, r. t''' -
conquer oil Europe, which is c.Ilsda '''.'
cipaung man and mind. "-Wba,. sa's
mass OF emancipation should w. pas
held by this time il that" otty,,. a''s /
human infellecf;" Alexander, ho6 II,
Tered with the benevolent de,io ~ Y.
which this great emancipator MARI. 81 Y
such trouble and expense to hins .a !
the dreary and inhospilable regions ,s, =,
STA !! For the rudsness which H. y as
the north treated this gentle li5sr,,, .'I !.
trends Of h6eTy in this county rs,.. ' Y ]
forgiven and never Will forgive him : ~
.. s Ga-<t.
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Legislature Of apaesafbusett6.

JUNE s.
The gentlemen chosen from tie Hon. Senate TO
act as CohnselIors, having all declined accepting
the Office the two Houses, III convention, proceed
ed tochoose as Councillors the following gentle
men The Hon. DAVID Cone, SAMUEL FALEs,
NAHUM MITcEELL, john WELLEs, NATHAN
TEL BowDITCH, EPHRAIM WILLIAMS, JosErH
ALLEN, EzEKILL HKITmAN, and JosHUA
HEAD, Esquires.
The House accepted the report Of The committee
Of elections, that the Rev, Mr Aiken of Dlacut ii.
not entitled 10 his seat. Naysf@.
1hc oatbs Of cficc were administered 10
the Hon. Messls, ALLEN, and WnlrmAn,
as counselors.
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From the philsd,loha P,o;,,..
1 HOMAS JEFFERSON ''S''
"a e deh.c I'LL.

Mr., Jefferson, Of whose hyDse,;.u
ence itself has been the dupe, hsyi., y
clared his intention to bestow a portos : :.
least, Of his books On the American pl Dr.
sophical Society, Of which he va, b.
dent when the proposal 10 sell Ii, !
bTary to Congress was made public, H..
was addressed to Mr. Jefferson, yenipd;s
him Of his promise in behaf Of lie ss
", and his Philosophical Highness win
generosity worthy Of himself, sent The s.
ciety---his reaignan9n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
CALEB STRONG.
June 81, 1915.

Tbs communication being read from the chair,
was committed % Messrs Fay Knapp, Worthng-
ton Green, and Gomez.
Many petitions, and much other business of q To-
cal nature, was disposed of.
In the Senate the reported answer to the
Covernour's speech was accepted unani-
m0usly.
In the House Of Representatives, the re-
ported answer was debaled and accepted,
Yeas III, Nays 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

au(tria wiiled, and the 'Congrefs aligned
her. lie has commenced war agairit
Auq,ia-the power thought to be mott
likely not to oppofe, or perhaps to hide
with Napoleon.
Jerome Bonapa,,c has eieaped from
Naples, and it is fuppofed he las joined
Murat.
The London Morning Cronicle fays,
before Bonaparte returned home from FL
ba 10 Paris, the Sovereignty of France
was offered to the Duke of Orleans and
to Eugene Beauharnois, who refuicd it.
The Courier difcredits the ffory
The Spaniards have marched a large
body of troops to the French frontiers.
Deputies from the different Depart
ments in France are to meet at Paris III
May, to adopt another new Contribution
about the fitch Gnoe the beheading of
americas art ally. The Emperor Bona
patte is to prefent the contribution now
contemplated.
Proofs. Of the oppoGtion Bonaparte
tneels with appear in the French papers.
Near Cohors leveral places rejolced at his
return. "Severap- what not all, then!
Ihe partifans of the BoURBoNs are or
dered TO diftance from Paris-have
they then 70 many partiIans thar their
ifay at Paris can be dangerous LOUIS
XVIII, did not thus order away the fer
wants of BoNAPARTE. Truly, our good
city of Paris seems to be fufpeded of in
civiim. Neither The National Guards
nor the perfons employed by the King
can be rrufted "A toIerable number. But
the fanding army and the Jacobins will
fife the national voice. For this pur-
pofc FIVE Commiflioners are fent TO the
Departments, and Suchet is TENT TO Ly-
ons.
Itremains to be leen what effect the Al
lied Treaty will produce upon the fober
part of the French nation. On the face
of it is deliberate pledge on the part of
all the Powers not 10 coniider the peace
of Europe as ftcured till the Ufurper hall
have been driven from the throne, and his
adherents fhall have been purified, for
their perjury and treafon.
In lis prcient form the Treaty is Ggned
only by the Minifters of Ruilia, Auitria.
PrufIia and Great Britain but all the
other Powers are to be invited to accede
to it Iii known that ieseral of them
have already notified their acceflion, ard
it is expected that mott of them will con
cur. Fears, however, are It'll entertain
ed respecting the King of Naples; and if
we may credit accounts brought in private
letters, by the lat Hamburger Mail, the
conduc. of the Crown Prince OF Sweden
has become 70 myiferious, as not only to
excite fufpioions among the Allies bat
10 render it necefary TO appoint arong
divifon of the Rul1ian Army TO watch his
movements. --lhe detection of lheie
Powers, ihould it actually come to that,
will prove very injurious to the general
caule; bur we cannot doubt that every
reafonable alurance will be given to thoie
which may be wavering, on account of
fvppofed dangers with which they may
conceive themfelvss to be threatened Ii
is certainly much to be defrcd that unan-
i1ity fhoud be eitablifhed and main.
tained among the different Powers, when
engaged in conflict with Power which
Has already nearly ruined Europe.
Declaration Of Loais IVlIAb, King Of
France.
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an the brother of Louis XVI. come
as Henry w to attack and vanquiih a
new faction. come fecond time TO
bring you peace and happiness.
(Signrd) LOUIS.
FranktSrt, Hp,ii Is, 1871"
A nd underrea,h--s The Duke De FELTRE,
AisJFsr IF W1.
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was estimated the total force to te brouTht
10 bear against France, wauid eAceed 300
39g men.
La4y Ma,y Fitsgeg .4.---A meip etad
f4gl sccdent occurred ou SafdrGse ia lady
Msr5 gtzsera!d. n her III se n Ca- street
Berkeley square. Abou, 1Aar-ea p@s n@'41k
siep maid ieE her TO ges Her upper she han
asst begun when the bell .ung and she heard
" len scream she immedi.teiyrsn up 8 airs and
when she 20, u tie han saw great Ugh or
lie sta3rc&se. i Instantly struck her that hes
saysho was on fir; and she accordingly called
70 two ID servants who happened TO be IN the
house, vgho took % H. h&ii nat, ran inc The
drsw,ay- groom, nd found er iadyship's clothes
al 10 4 mes. They put tie mat eound her, hut
i had not the d sired stfec'; they hen got wa
CT and extinguishad The tire. Har iadyship
was quite sensible tie whole time, as abe ire
qaent!y called for more water. she was put 10
Jed and fingered in great psin till belt past six
o'clock yesterday morning, when she expired
| Her ladyshp was 10 her ooh year, but very
strong and eotiye for her eye. She was aunt
e. the present duchess Of Lsvonshre, 20 the
countess 1T Liverpool, earl of Bristol, earl Mui
grave, HOn- Gen. PhlpPss and Hon. Augustus
Phi2ps.
An interesting debate took place in the Il.
Of Lords on the subject OF the Treaty OF the
Allies, lately received and published 1t
shews that The Eall of Liverpool disclaims
the idea oil this county being pledged 10 the
re- establishment of The House OF Bourbon.
lie says the Treaty with the Allies, with
the memorandum Of explanation annexed
10 it, contains three distinct propositions,
viz 80
/. That the government of Eonaparte
vas an evil which must b. got rid Of:
2. That it was highly desirable that the
egitimatc Monarch of France should be re-
stored.
3 ha, that. however, was by no means
q arne-qua non, and that the Allied Powers
discl3ined any intention oil imposing GOV
eminent on France
The French people are told in their Jour
nails s. that The House Of Commons and the
majority OF the people Of England arc for
peace with him that the populace pillaged
and destroyed three hotel. belonging 10 per.
sons who were advocates for war that they
sought Tor Lord Casilefeagh in order 10
punish him and more serious dis,u ban
ces are expected ifthe Government do not
yield 20 the strongly pronounced wishes Of
John Bull" Such ale the articles 10 which
the government Of Buonspare has recourse
TO deceive aud misIead the people.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

The hour Q: t2 O'Clock arriving, his excelency
The Governor, agreeable to notice, Trade the follow
lag communication 10 hotil branches OF the legsla-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Iessa.s roa lie Netherlands state, that
itas mQs sonEdentlY mentioned that
Lord ton had been appointed geners
.llsssno az He allied armies and that 1t
was estimated the total force to te brou ut
% bear against France, wauid Exceed soo
39g men.