Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19


The king Of France, will remain at
Client, where he has efablifhed his court,
and initituted royal official Gazette.
His lait proclamation, calling upon the
people of France, to aid his caule, IN
idrivjng away the ufurper of his throne
is dated at this city
Numerous accounts, agree in Eating,
that the king of Naples, has completely
failed in his attempts on Italy; that be
has been clofey puihed within his own
kingdom and after fuffering comfortable
lofs, had finally jsttsd terms If anrity quitb
44glf,ia q0fb the condition it was believed,
81 joining The allies agaiaa B5naparfs la
one OF the lait battles, he was wounded,
and taken from the field. General tour
noaville has joined the fandard of the
Bourbons, aud arrived at Gbsnt.
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NEW YORK, JUNE 9
Latsf from England = he flip Ann
Maria, Capt Waite, arrived here this
Morning in 80 days from Liverpool BY
this arrival we have received, from our
very attentive Correspondent at Liver
pool, our regular files Of London Papers
to the aoth of April, and Liverpool TO
the 1T of May both incluGve The Ann
Maria failed on the I'd at s in the Morn
ing of courls our papess are of the lateft
The could bring
Ihele papers furnilh many important
facts and itate papers, fome Of which viii
be found below, and others ihall be given
as foon as we can hnd room.
1t is ifated in one of our latea papers,
that hpltlities, on the part of the allies
was to dominance on or about The 10Th
of May. Anoth.r paper gives letter
from Brulleis, of the 24th of April, an
nouncing that an action had already been
Fought, and that twenty wagons filled
with wounded folders arrived the pre-.
ceding day at BruheIs' This intelIi.
gence, however, is doubted
1t is alto itated, on the authority of
LETTERS from stockholm, thar sweden had
acceded to the ncafufes which the Allied
Powers have judged it necenary to take
under the preirnt circumitauces.
In the Houfe Of Commons, on the 18th
of April, Mr. Whubread moved AN
Address 70 The Prince Regent, praying
that he would be pleafed to take such
meafures as might be necchary to prevent
England from being involved in war, on
the ground ,hat the executive power of
France was vefted in the hands of any
particular perfon." This motion was
cppofed by Lord CaftleEeagh, who avow-
ed that, although hoitilities were directed
againit Bonaparie himfelf, the French
people would be expofed to their opera
ton, if they iupporsed his ufurpa,ion.
AFTER a long and intereaing debate, the
motion was nagatived by majority of
2oi-273 10 II.
A Client paper, of the oath of April,
itates that the French Gen. BURNoNviLLE
has Quilted France in order to join the
colors of LOUIS the XVIII.
The London Sun of April 18th coma
tains fmall item Of intelligence, Of very
great Importance, if true. 1t announces
on the authority of private letters from
France "that nearly the whole of the
French Cavalry has been fuddeny order
ed from the Northern frontiers 20 Paris. !
From ibs L;vypso' hd0ofie, IF Nag /.
FaoM our soRREsPoaDENT
LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2o
| Extracts from Paris papers to Thurs
day laf appear to the full extent that they
deierve in the Journals of this evening,
Bonaparte has not left Paris, as was con.
hdently fated. he condition of the
| Public Funds in France ihows that there
is no confidence in the Government bul
this diitruf is attributed NOT to the
itrength of the party Of Napoleon but
rather 10 its weakness compared with the
faction of the Jaeobins. The account
of the advance and fuccefion of Murai
are certainly very much exaggerated in
the details from Paris We underftand
that the aufirians have elablithed their
principal depor at Milan, where they
have powerful Army and ihould Mu-
rat not have proceeded to che fouth Of the
Pc. il is probable that desperate con-
tlict will take place in the neighbour
hood Of that city.
II appears by all the military informa.
ton from France thar in cavalry the ar
L If.