Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-08

| M POLTTIC IL LIFE Is EN-
DED; and Iproclaim my Son, un-
der the title of Napoleon Ii. Empe-
ror of the French
The exiting Minifers will form pro-
viGonally a Council OF Government
be afc 6fion, bear to my son, induces
me to requef the Chambers without de-
! lay to organize Regency, by law
Unite yourlelves for the public iafety,
and preferve the independence Of the ma
ton
Done at the Palace # EIyGum, the
AID june, i8I5'
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
Authenticated by Comte BoRLAy
| his mefage was referred to CON-
mittee of fevcn.
The Minilter Of the Interior (Fouche)
| Attended the tribune, and in the name Of
tn. MiuiRer of War, comm un icated, in
| lubfance, the following -
That the Duke of Dalmatia has rallied
1000 of the old Guard at Rocroi that
5000 rallied near Nj zicres that Mar
ihal Grouchy has bear Blu her at one
Point, and has pail, d the oambre. and
made Junction with he Duke cf Dial
malta. In Short, that 90 COO men GOV
cred the entire frontier Of the North.
We can yet lend 10 eco men. and COL
Ilt6t, with thofe at Paris, zoo pieces of
Cannon
Martial Ney protefed, with great en-
ergv, agalntt this letter and declared il
t, be wholly falfe.
Under the exiting circumstances"
exclaimed the Martial, . truth is due to
the nation There are not 60 .oco men
en- the frontier Of the North The enemy
can pats ii every wherc.-i he Duke of
Dalmatia and MARTIAL Grouchy cannot
rally, at mott, $4,000 men. If MARTIAL
Grouchy had been uHhuu on The Il sh,
he would have made movement 10 he
left What Is faid in the letter upon the
rallving of the Old guard is alfc falle
|, was | who commanded il under the
Emperor, and | know what is eft Of IT.,
The enemy car enter Paris in TX or teven
days-1h he My way you have to provide
for the pubic ialety, is to make PropoG-
tions to the enemy.
a very dtluhory debate enfued on a
variety Of proportions relating to ;he ex
igency Ct the tines. he fittings were
adjourned from time 10 time day ana
night.
Prince Lucien made proportion to
proclaim NapoleonII Emperor of France.
This proPilltIon cccaioned a lively debate
but no quttion was taken upon it.
At hall Pait O'clock mthage was
received from tie Reprelentati,es, Gov
ering their relolutions Tor the appoint
ment of a proviGonal government.
The GERS then proceeded to the choice
OF two Members, o. il part, to form the
lPtovliional Government.
The Duke Of Vicence, and le Baron
Ouinelte were choien on the part of the
feers The Duke de Otr2nto, Count
Csrnot, and Gen GreuIer were choien
by the Representatives.
CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
sitting Of June Am. Lag nai5 PREP
ding.
Gen La Fayette : This is the hrit
time tina | have RATED my voice within
theie walls, and feel the ncceility OF
opening my whole foul to my colleagues.
Ina time of public diltreis, the true
friends of liberty will perhaps recognize
this voice, which has always been RATED
in its defence, and never has been ming
led with the cries of taGiion. The iinls-
ter reports, which have bsen surrePtie
tiouly circulated for thefe few days, are
now realized our armies have lufttred a
reyerfe, and our territory is threatened
Ii is to you, representatives of the people,
that it belongs to rally the nation around
the tricoloied banner of 1880, that Ia
cred handard which is the hgnal OF the
revival OF liberty, independence and pub
| lie order Ii is TO YOU, that it belongs TO