Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-01
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Monday, May /, 1915.
REMARKABLE lit true.

| Europe for months, reported NEWS o
high importance has been received by an ar
rival fiom Rochelle, which, it correct, il
truly astonishing, and affords matter io'
much conjecture and speculation Man.
believe the report in its fullest extent; and
some pretend to say that they have contcm
plated such an event. That the partizans o
Mr.. Madison have uniformly wished 10 set
Bonaparte on the throne of France again, i:
| abundantly evident from the sorrow and re-
! gret which they expressed at his overthrow
as Well as at the Joy and satisfaction they
now universally manifest at the idea and
hope they now have of his coming into
power and authority again. If Bonaparte
has second Tins usurped the government,
of France, il is moi more TO be wondered at,
than the fact, that he was permitted to re-
tire, in safety, to a.neighboring Island, and
at the same time, furnished with the m cans
of keeping alive party in his interest rea
dy, at any moment, to seize upon every cir
Gums ance and event that might favour a
man OF his unbounded ambition. But the
question is, can this account of Bonaparte' $
landing at Frelus with only 600 men, and in
a few days collecting an army Of 10000, *
! in soshort atlme as % days be able to reach
| Paris, distance of between and 700 miles
be correct we do not believe il, unless the
| People OF France are generally in his ia
YOUR. 1t this is the case, they are not only
fit, but deserve to be ruled with rod of
iron and Bona is the character best qual!fi-
ed and disposed to exercise it over them
with witness.
The report alluded to, is extracted from
the Boston Palladium of Friday last, as fol-
lows -
IMPORTANT REPORT.
Mr.. HENRY BICELow arrived in town
on Wednesday nigh., in the N. York
mail fage, and has given the following
important information. He has ltated it,
as nearly as poflible, as related TO him
by Mr.. Pond, brother of the Matter Of the
Sine Qua Non, who had juf come on
fhorc.
Both Capt. Pond and his brother were
well known to Pat1engers in the Stage,
who repreientec them as gentlemen Of
very respectable characters, and on whom
ltfia reliance might be placed.
The feb. oine-Q ua- Non, Pond, matter,
in IS days from Rochelle for New. Y ork,
arrived at Milford, icon on Tuesday
evening, and brings intelligence. that on
the 18th of Feb, BoNAPARTe landed at
Frejus, in France, with 600 men, and G.
re6ted his itandard, TO which many Of
the neighboring people hocked.-Mar-
fhal Macdonald was ordered to oppole
him with $4,000 men, who, on feeling
BoNApARTE in perion, threw down their
arms. and refafed to obey the orders of
Macdonald, who then fed for Paris, and
his mcu Joined the itandard of Donaparte,
BoNAPARTE Immediately commenced
his march for Paris, and was joined on
the road by many others, 70 that on the
10th of March, he entered Paris without
oppoGtioD, at the head Of Sc. 900 men,
having previoufly ifiued proclamations
TO the French people, and offered to Lou
IS XVIII liberty to depart for England
L he Congrefs at Vienna on hearing of
the landing of BoNaPARTE and the diff
affection of Macdonald's men, broke up,
and the Allied Sovereigns Immediately
departed for their own Kingdoms.
The above is indeed an Extraordinary
Report. IF Bonaparte is again matter Of
France, miracles continue The report
itielf certainly fhews that he has made
new and great efforts, and that commo-
tons have recently or do exit in France.
We have heretofore underitood that ma
ny of the French troops were in favor of
Napoleon but thofe citizens not friend
ly to Louis XVIII, have not been confid-
cred partial to Bonaparte. The French
Republicans were againtt both 1t has
been often aferted that Napoleon was al
ways extremely unpopular in the south
of France
The Sine Qua Non touched at Mil
ford, where Mr.. Pond boarded her. She
then proceeded for N. York, where she is
fuppofed to have arrived on Wednesday.
1t is reported she had Proclamation of
Bonaparte's on board. IF he is gone to
Paris again in power, no doubt, he ifued
many Proclamations, on his way & there
The diltance from Frejus to Paris is
o87 miles.