Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

After having al az carry period OF
life fcrved three years al Tea, be entered
into The army Of France during the year
of i77s, when he joined rho Royal Ital
ian regiment, to which his uncle was
captain.
I" lie fucceilivcly became commander
Of the fecond battalion of the Var. Colo
mel of the CT deyant regiment of la Sar-
re. ard general of brigade and of divif
ion in 1893. The enfuing year he com
handed body 10000 men charged with
the expedition OF Ovcllo. and the taking
of Saorgio he afterwards almoit uni
formly commanded the advanced guard
of the army of Italy, took The principal
part in its movements, and acquired the
epithct of the Chsrilhed Child OF Vieto-
rvl
+" Hoailities commencing in 1889. be,
as commander of the Army of the Dan
ube, made that memorable campaign
which the battle of Zurich rendered at
once 70 Deceive and glorious of which
70, 900 Prifoners were the trophies and
where he contended with thofe two great
Generals Prince Charles and Martial
Suwarof. He Immediately afterwards
took upon himfelf TO conduct the wreck
| of the army of Italy. and acquired new
reputation by the defence of Genoa,
where his heroic bravery fecond time
conquered Italy.
/" After having fat in the Legislative
AfIembly as Deputy for the department.
the Seine, he commanded the new Ar
my of Italy, in the campaign of 1905,
and penetrated with it into Germany.
.e was after this entrufted with the con
quea of the kingdom of Naples, whence
he was called into Poland, and returned
to France on the peace of lilii..
In 1869, war again fummoned him
to the pliins of Germany, where, after
feveral honorable actions, he received,
upon the field of Efsling, the title of
Prince, having there fuRained the fhock
of the enemy's right, and thus faved the
French army by his maLruvrcs and bis
judgment. He af;erward. bore brill
liant part in the battle of Wagram, dur
ing which although fick and wounded,
he was feen at the head of his troops,
whom he animated by his example.
+" his military career ended with the
command of the army OF Portugal, in
1910 and 1871, and where he again dis
played the hrmnels of his character, in
the midit of thofc difficulties which he
furmoun,ed He has left widow, two
fons, and daughter, who is married 70
Lieutenant General the Count Relic, his
Give, and Aid de- Camp fnce 1893"
A Bill TO make better provifion for
the Repreilion of Bankruptcy is now be
fore the Houfe of Commone the pream
bic ftates, that
Whereas divers perfons, craftily OBJ
tanning into their hando great fubitance
of other mems goods, and not minding
to pay to their creditors their debts, at
their own will and pleaiure confume the
fubttance TO obtained of others in i'm
moderate living, and then become bank
rupt, contrary to all reafon. equity and
good confidence, and TO the Statutes of
the Realm heretofore made to The con
trary and it is expedient to make fome
better proviGon for the repreiion of fuch
bankrupts."
1t therefore enacts, thar "On the laft
examination of every bankrupt, Commits
honers fhall enquire into the caufe of
bankruptcy and conduct of the bankrupt,
and if guilty of grofs injuaice or fraudu
lent practices, they fhsl report the fame
o the Lord Chancellor, who fhall difal-
low his certificate, unlets good caufe
ihall be fhewn againit fuch report.
There is now a woman reGding at
chapel turnpike, named Smart,
who has lately buried h>r feventh huss
band is between 20 and so years of
age fhe never had any children, and it
is faid fhe is on the point of being mar
ried TO yeung man about 20. an timer
ant dealer in oranges, well known about
the Stock Exchange; fhe gels her liveli
hood by telling apples at the corner of
St. Paul's Church yard. LoE60n pap.
DUBLIN, APRIL IL.
Extract Of a letter frcm an irifb gentleman
at AezU-1crt, FEB. II, 1917.
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