Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-11

dptc paAdSF from .uS ~ ici.dlHSHi, =
a lofg letter OF 'ferri7ous advice, recommen
ding him to ifudy rhe, Scriptures, and to
devote the remainder Of bis life to rcli
gion and pietY.
LONDON, AUG. I3-2o-ItLs intima
ted from BrufTels, thar the expected &C.
cupa,lon by the Alliss1sof the fecond line
IF French fortrefes I Valencicnnes, Con-
de, &c has created great ienfation in
the North If France -s..~ 80. !!
From Vienna il .isfaid chat all the
Armies of Reicrpe have been ordered to
march to France /; likcwite a park of ar
,ilery, from QIlruutz, The Luke and
Duchefs OF Cumberland, with the lie
rsdtary Grand Duke Of NJ ckle6urg, ar,
rived on the Iitn al Frankfort
The effects which Madame Murat
brought with her to lrielte, and which
The will be allowed to retain, amount TO
1900, 1000 ducats in gold, I2o hundred
weight OF lilver plate, and diamonds, on
vary moderate valuation, to the amount
of at lealt : ooo, ooof ftrrliog
Some flock was brought in yesterday
in the ma ne of the Duke of Viccoza, late
Grand Chamberlain and Matter OF the
iiorie TO lhuonaparte Among the eau
les of the rite or the funds We may men
ton that the Court of Chancery sought
yeiterday between and 900. COOS and
mad been making purchales during the
whole week.
The Britifh Parliament is prorogued
from the 22d Ausuit to the I'd Novem-
Der. t~.s 4.. tH
The French papers contain all the ne
ceilary DEGREES, orders, &c. for the re-
du6tlon of the old, and Establishment of
new French army. ihis- operation,
it is expected, will completely purge the
military of all Bonapartean influence.
The Eurotas has failed from Plymouth
for Malta, wh:re SAvARY and LALLE-
MAND are to be landed from her bur
how farther to be uifpofed of is not men
toned
|, AUG 23-The Duke of Angouleme
is inv-itei with very 'exrenfive powers
in the South, and the language of the
Kings Commiilioner at Marlriles pre-
fens very Gnguiar contraf to the dila-
torineis and apparent timidity Of the
Minilters at Paris. The former fays to
the Marfellcis. "Do not think of iuflicts
ing vengeance yeurtelyes. Be aiTared
that the King and his Minifers occupy
themfelves ieriouly on that object. The
great criminals viii be purified. They
mutt be 70, bccaufs it is jutt becaule
that the King has declared it and be-
cauie under his government the law
watches over all. Let US all wait in Il 1
fence (: the lait hour of the guilty ap-
proaches France will be lavsd !; NOR
Atty will triumph"
PARIS, AUG 20 The allied troops
which were i'll the enyirons OF bcfaucon,
have juit retired from .hcre.
Yeiierday evening Colonel Labedoyere
arrived on TIE fpot deGgned for his exc
cution, where he fell on his knees and
received the bieiiipg OF the confeiIcr who
accompanied him after which he role,
and without waiting for the bandage be-
ing placed ever his eyes, barred his BIO
fom to the vete5ans who wire appointed |
10 !hoot him, and cried out - Snfot ne |
me marquee fas ( Mind, do not miss me. u
In moment after he was no more.
he cavalry OF the army Of the Loire
mas IFS announcements in the departments
of larn and Garonne. This army which |
has prefe,ved to France 500 pieces of ar |
tillery was at the time OF lis diSbapdine
10000. rnsN t'e
AUG. Io.-At the moment that the
king was Attending his carriage at a o. |
clock this day, Madame Labedoyere
threw herfelf at his feet to folicit pardon
for her husband he King anfwered, |
that ii M Labedoyere had only offended |
him, his pardon ihould be granted, but
that ali France called for the punifhmeut
OF the man who had brought upon it all |
the horrors OF war. His n ajrlty was ve-
ny much affected, and it was to be feen |
how much he fuffered from being oblig-
ed to rcGlt the impulte of his heart. The
king, who knows how to unite goodnefs |
and juitice, deigned TO promiie Madame
Labrdoyere his protection for her and her