Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-05-15
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Monday, May Is, 1915.
NEST European Intelligence.
Monday,

& 4 s.. },on Europe, via St Michaels, ON Thurs
81 communicated to The Editors IL the Pal
r ne following information II being the
q I. x,,isn Intelligence which has been received
Isl .rssk. we extract it entire.
FL rahella brings papers and letters from Lon
s ,he Goth OF March--on her leaving ST. Mi
n the 18th Of April, accounts had been
::..l there from London to the Cd, and from
Z tothe 7th Of that month. and from Paris to
III Of March.
q accounts stated, that there was division
3 Il. 1lr;fisb Cabinet relative to the question of
zs;ov The war with France. Lord Liverpool
.s.,J Il. upon the ground of the present resour-
Il 4 nnrand being inadequate TO that object.
i q castIereagh and the majority of the Minis
Il rsre for Joining the Allies in the general
!. ssainst Ronaparte. I'm consequence of this
S-..ea II was expected that Lord Liverpool
I'D retire from office.
/ Fs,oleon set out from Paris but came back
ia His departure was supposed to have been
"a he intention of proceeding to Relginm, and
= ssdaen return to have been occasioned by the
nations IN some Of the departments of France.
z i stated that the Due d Angouleme was at
Sswaes. the Inhabitants of which city held out
IN Eour5ons and that tn Due de Bourbon
=, N La yendee with considerable force. Ma
|G|sa had another review of his troops in Paris on
&25lh; but it did not appear that he had pre-
md himself any where else in publick. He had
1bsed severa mild measures, with a view of
tuwag pacific intentions.
Ier the 10th was at Client, with part of his
bill and many Of his civil and military officers.
Ri Immediate embargo was expected in all the
III d France.
I Df.te had been declared by Napoleon open to
y Intercourse with England and the other Pow
Apoclamation had beer made by the Due de
(sixlioae, Augereau.) t. The f4th military di-
'iiia which he commanded, declaring that the
tIuy bad been deceived and disgraced by the
kalbous, and that the Emperor was the only one
fbo coad restore its former glory.
!. TIE Aoniteur stated that the absence of the
lnuu d NeufchateI Berthier)wa merely on a vis-
&bhs father-in-law in Germany.
1kaecoants from Vienna stated that the news
dBospfie having reached Lyons had arrived
kae, and had decided the EmperoFs of Austria and
2ada aalthp King Of Prussia, then in that city,
horder the most prompt and vigorous measures to
4 adopted Forces were ordered 10 be marched
'an sllqaarters towards the Frontiers Of France.
lat Prince schwartzenberg was to commana the
Auaran Prince Bluc6er the Russian and the
PIC Of Wellington the English, Dutch and
luaFerau army.
imt the Arrbduchess Maria Louisa was TO take
q cue Of Duchess Of Parma, PIacentia, sc. and
- ~ the advice Of the Emperor her father, retir-
lion Vienna to the interior Of Germany.
la't Joachim, the King Of Naples, had signifed |
ees congress at Vienna lis intention Of oppos-
o'aapare and of joining the Allies.
accounts from Brussels stated that part of the |
lsSsa army had already passed the French from |
esh sai That troops were advancing from all !
fiFn toward the Rhine also that Mnrat had |
g hA support and 10000 men in the general
]. - OaSe Of Castiglione fAugereau) WINS par
49, uehounced as traitor TO his Emperor. by |
a .sssps'e 10 one of bis first Procianations after
~ 4 a'a'ng from Elba; and it was supposed he
I1.'saesei hope for pardon; but il now appears
'''aa 1as declared for Napoleon.
i. = = asoanls from Ersope show that the army |
a. .''a as q nearly unanimous in favour of Napo-
ans y perfectly naturai--ander his reign, |
~ ~ 'oaa 70 Honour, Power and " ealtn. |
III. nag ~ france was made sabseryient 10 its |
a. w *rs asSSfandizement But upon the restor-
.n.1 81 'sace ana Louis the 10Th, il became of |
6raa,sa5 consequence. The !" dull pursuits OF |
III. nave lew charms for those who have been
Ia sonsiaer all orders and professions in So
~ 81. .a'' 'herors, and bound to contribute to |
Ea.a r anu maintenance aud themselves as
49, : ny one nan in the nation. Such were
= 4. \ principal characters in France u1-
Rns.s ssefhment Of Bonaparte bat upon his
n ,,sss ,i' inc administration of public affairs,
" Is,. sassfee, passed into other hands. With
ka1 n ss's returned the old nobility, in whose
NJ h.s.r ''ses OF The state was pIaced-and the
~ Bas Y secondary consequence. The army
hmt,.1 patent nobility became of minor
NJ ,e. sr tals produced jealousy and discomfort.
~ .as and spies of Napoleon were every
4 &iri3 :sa' that Louis the 18th was under
FIN, ~ and the dupe of the Congress
1<1d;os' { '"0 were determined on hu milling and
laaos1. - A' 'nis, II was necessary to restore
EaSJe ~ - power again. This was all very
NJ tals,s oesiaes it was very patriofics and ex-
auo,;a,,a: 70 promote the designs of ambitious
<hais s s's Characters. Such being the state
kat Il. a's''ag and sentiment, it was no very
saa w. s' = y seize on the government in the
NM ns,., aase lately witnessed That the mass
ssgrte3 i !. apparently acquiesce in the measure,
a. a,ss. sne papers. But it will be recollected
kllss seya. as are principally taken from the
epsat s,s 'O'ed e the new order OF things.
sar. Trp ~ are making for renewal Of
~ d ~ : English accounts speak with con-
!: hopIe Il sfaolusation of the Usurper, and that
isour : rance are far from being united in
eserpnss..h ss the late dispatches received
s'pale ~ ron our minister q, Paris, mere
NJ events which have recently laken
NJ c.u sw'ord was preparing to return
ga N, h"s.'n his successor was in Paris,
3 :" heard Of his appointment as miais