Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11
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Capt. Bailey, in 81 days from Naplz arr
rived at this port Iah evening, with Par
is papers to the 10th Augrft containing
London dates TO the 18th Of The fame
mouth The papers from the exsnina
tion we have given them, contain no arr
ticles of much importance. ILey fate,
thar by the commercial treaty concluded
be,weee.Gr Britain and France, the cot
ton manufactures off the former, and the
fix tufts OF the latter, are to be recipros
cally received under moderate duties. Ii
this be The cafe, foundation may BE- COM
Gdered as laid for a laiting friendlhip be.
tween two na-;ons that have for centuries
before, been conGdered the natural enc
mics Of each other.
That letters have been received from
the Northumberland, bound 10 St. Hele-
ma, with the ex emperor Napoleon on
board, Eating, that Bonaparte appears to
be. very glad that he efcapeG from juitice
as fortunately as he did that his hrit
enquiry was after he got fettled on
board the Northumberland, whether any
. of the officers would play at whit. II is
long voyage, and Kingdoms and empires
having disappeared TO him, he very phi.
lofophically determines to pats the time
as agreeAbly as pohi5e
That Mr. Bagot, Ambahador to the
United States, was TO embark in the La.
eedamonian, for New Y ork. And that
Vice Admiral Fleming is TO haze the
command at St. Helena This latter
arrangement, we hope, will quiet in fome
meafure the approximations of onr demo
Gratis, who conGdered the life of their
dear Emprrsr as hanging BY thread in
being in the cufody of Sir George Cock
burn
The prices of American produce, pars
ticularly cotton, were improving. New
Orleans cotton had been fold at 2to
francs, and Georgia Upland at 100
We learn verDalli from Capt. Bailey,
that every thing now appeared to be qui.
ct in France. THAT the army Of she
Loire was difbanded and had all difpcr-i
led that the attachment to Bonapartc
was faR fubfding, and appearances prom
lied that every part of France wouid be
tranquil and reitored TO fate of perfect
peace in fhort time.-Bnt more rffecs
tually TO secure tranquility againit the
deiigns of the adherents of Bonaparte, an
army of $4,000 Prulhans were on their
march for Nantz, and arrangements had
been already made FIR bllleting the Off
GERS upon the inhabitants of that city.
VIENNA, July 78.-When the news
was received of Bonaparte being in the
hands Of the Englifh. the Emprefs repair
ed to Baden, to convey the news to the
Archduchefs Maria Louifa She receiv-
ed it with 6rmnefs but after the depar
ture Of our auguf Sovereign, the Arch.
duchess ihut herfelf up i'll her private
apartments. We are aiTured, that fhe
will soon remove from the city of ,aden
10 return to the Cattle of ochonenburg.
She has forbidden the attendants of her
fon TO inform him of the events which
have occurred in France.
LONDON, AUG f6s
Bouapayfe. --Tranflation of the protect
prcfented by Bopaparte to Lord Keith,
againf his transportation to st. Helena
PROTEST.
81 protect folemnly in the face of hea.
ven and of men, againit the violation of
my mott facred rights by the forcibl- diff
poial of my perlon, and Of my liberty.
/ came freely OF board the BelkrQpboa
l an no. the prifoner, lam the guelf of
England.
"Once feated on board the Belero-
pbon was immediately entitled to the
hofpiiality { Jefu, fur ie Joyey of all Brit
ifh people If The Government by Civ
Ing orders to the Captain of the Relzeyos
PIN to receive me and my flute intended
merely to lay tnare for me, it has for
feited its honor and iullied lis flag.
g IF this act be contaminated, it will
be in vain that the Eng'ilh will talk TO
Europe of their integrity, of their laws, of
their liberty. The Britilh faith will be
loft in the hofpisality of the Beilerobbona
appeal therefore to hiltory it will
fay thar an enemy who made war for
twenty years on the people of England,
came freely in his misfortune to feek an
a