Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-25
/ that purpofe it has

his perlon 3 Eor that purpotc It has
beer gea has all foreign ihips and
vencls vhaters all be excluded from all
commune s5n with, or approach e that
Hand folons as the faid iiland ihail CONF
tinue to be the place Of reGdsnce OF the
faid Napoleon bonaparte.
The Chronicle Of the European con-
federation, contains the following fcheme
of new kingdom of the Rnine. It
would be competed of Lorraine Aiace,
fFranchr Compile, and The countries on
the left bank of the Rhine, which fill
form the department of Mount Ionncre,
or the department of the Upper or Low
Ter Rhine, of La Mcurrhc, La Motcllc,
La Meuie Les VOICES, iiaute Saone,
Mount Jura, and Mount lountrre.
Thefc ten departments are 10 iituated,
as to form a fine and powerful kingdom,
witha population Of three millions and
half Of inhabitants, which would render
its future oovereigns as itrong as the
king OF Bavaria
Lu1portant. - a private letter from Paris,
itates, that the long pending Treaty has
been finally Concluded and that it was
believed, the Duke Of Bourbon was the
bearer Of copy Of the treaty to England,
and that It awaited only the ratification
of the Pyince Regent to be promulgated.
| 1t is now aflcrted thar the report afcrlbed
10 Fouche was the workmanfhlp of one
Of his hackney fcribes named Jeni, and
was merely jacobinical manoeuvre to
feel the pulfe If tie people. 1t appears
TO have tailed. The nation in general,
though smarting under the hardfhip
numerically incident to invaiion, appear
BY no means inclined to augment, their
lufferiDgs by ralh and foollih reiiftance
! to the large armies of the Allies. Hence
il is predicted that Pouches power draws
to clofe; and even the journals fub-
jected by the Royal Ordinance to his
controul, begin to fhow fymptoms of
dispoiition to let him at defiance.
The number OF American mercantile
agents lately arrived at Liverpool from
the United States, exceeds all precedent
Fifteen itsge coaches now run dally from
thar pore to Mancheiter, and in general
return heavily laden with cotton goods of
every delciiplion.
Mr. BAgot, will proceed, in few days,
on his mlilon 10 the United otates. The
Nlgai triga,e, is fitting up for this pur-
potc.
| A Britifh frigate with Slavery and Lal
iamand, on board, mas arrived at tiavre,
bearing The white and Engiih flags but
were not permitted to iand, unnI untrue
tlons we're received from Paris.
he Duke of bahano, has been again
aucitsd, and lent to Bcrne
Jerome Bonaparte pailed through
laiisToubc, on the 22d Auguit, eicortcd
by WerteDDrrg officer.
a Ruillan dlyition, coming from Pc
land towards the khiIe, have received
orders 10 return.
Arras has not jet been given up to the
Allies.
The Marquis de Moncheme, is named
as the Frcncn commliiioner appointed by
the KING for the lland Of st nelcna.
ihc Ottoman Porte are faiu to be in
motion, and that formidable armies are
already OH the march.
Letters from Rome mention, thar
GaetS had surrendered.
Madame Honeniia fill relides near
Geneva, and keeps up an active corref |
pondenes with her partizans,
Dir l.. leo, is to proceed to the
Coat OF Africa in the lnconitant, bear
ing a broad pendant.
| thirty Regiments, (which are to be 1000
itrong each, arc Immediately to be lent
tC india
a eieas number Of fhips of war have
been put IN ordinary, an1 the crews paid
off and unchanged. The Channel heet
Is dislolved anu the thlps ordered 70 be
paid off, Lord keith, has truck his
flag at Portsmouth.
The Fisheries.
MIR. Ashelon. The R,i.ist, arar. e. ~