Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-08
Of THE JUDICIARY ESTABLISHMENT.

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4 ,.s.sh.--JAS.a9 The debate % dr. Breck
4 n9gs reloiution fer repeating the Judiciary va.
ftessssd il the Senate b. Mcffrs. White, CHIP
i g. Wegs and Calhoun, all Of whom were oPpol-
! y, Calhoun read il his place, refoIution which
!. could offer TO the Senate if Mr. breckenridge
'.nuton fhould not be agreed to. Il was in iub.
; apre As follows
pp.slqe1, That a committee be appointed to re-
u md amend the judiciary fyftem pa1ed the laf
/ sroo of Congreis. He mentioned that he would
.essoFered this as a fubaitute for the one which
Al betn under confederation, but that would not
HIN order.
Il M. Dayton faid the idea Of the gentleman from
II srsa Carolina " as too valuable TO Be LOT, he
Il sse,fore moved to amend Mr.. Breckenridge ref
rlatioa By ftfikiOg out the wO " Tepsaled' and
hIerog g reviitG and a1leaGsI"
/ Tbeduelou was taken ~ yeas and nays-There
,uosued for TIE aTendmtnt, Mylrs. Calhoun,
csignza, Dayton, ID. Potter, Hllhonfe, Howard,
4 siao0 Morris, OicOtr, Sheafg, Tracy, Wells,
4 Wste-AFaiut II, Mrii.5. An7er.oE, BALDWIN,,
+ Brskgai age, Blown, Cocte. Eaery, ark iu,
f 7. F5ler, Jackion- L95an, 5. II. d4f0a. Nicholas,
I Ssne, Sumpter, Hr's-t.-AYEs Ij.-NOE5 IL
Tshsthe amendment was rvlrtltt.
\ Th5 qnefion on The reio.utioa wlathsn put and
errisd, IS 10 I3.-The yeas and nay On tie tor
na qa:aiOa beng juR reverted o. this.
The President on the 9th ut. TENT 20 the Senate a
Nofthe apo ailments which he has made during tbs
rerss and ProPofrs for permanent appointments.
Ihe following is al snaIyh Of It
II CAFES Of redgnarion, declining 20 accept promo
ton or death.
Of EXPIRATION Of their oommiihons, not recap
n OF vacancies left untitled by the former admin
iarltcn.
a8 OF dilmiaais for federal principles.
ofrenOvals On grounds # ipeliAi propriety.
%
The town Of kaa.iens, IL France, was celebra-
ted before the revolution for lis msnnf4dures
linen and wollen cloth which, il is laid, em
poyed 10000 people. This ancient town /,
Isnzksble for having been taken by the Span
indsin 'o7,by the following tingnlar ltraragem.
A number Of folders, dilguifed like Peal4nts
we're concluding cart loaded with walnuts a-d
lst quantity Of them fall frsm the machine jut
As tie gate was opened. & while ;he unluip-St,7g
guard we're buiy in gathering Up ~ nuts, The
S9aniih army entered aud to.k 0oE tioa Il
me town, I. was r=taken bT = -a-~ .he uTth.
Amiens is on the road from CALAIS to Paris,
Is miles north of that city.
BrOckholR Livingaon, who Tot long Gn1e
ihot fellow citizen 4ead ia y duel his ~ the
democratic government Of Neeyo-k been r.
gently appointed Judge Of tha Supreme Govt
10 that State"
We have lately heard the 55P Of al pofi5's
rsalons al.edgcd to the high prise Of mix ant
butter, that he gra(s was F. high, the COW,
were hid, and could not be found to be naked"
(L914 PqP.)
Dr. Barton, of London, has dlc9gered
method Of mixing vital air with wine, in
ntflclsnt quantities to produce very efficacious
Iemedy IN all kinds of fevers, nervous, afFec-
hons, and cafes Of pregnancy.
ProfeFor Callidsn, of Copenhagen, has read
ala meeting Of the RoyalAcademy of Medicine,
areafiie, in which be proves that the external
application OF boiling water, in cafes Of Internal
Inflammation. produces more lPeldy and ef-
iFttaal relief than b.iRers.