Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-11-01

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4 Provisional Government. tbs
repIete with anti-revolationary senti-
shsli ue always, (said he,) annihlate
s.nre o. rc.crealIng- and scatter wrecks
..r..e q rr-coIIecting them"
acton Of the Municipal Counc OF Ly-
r..a-,l;narv war tax has been laid on
The produce OF this tax is estima-
~ al francs; and the town has engaged
4 ..h,.ish 900 francs 10 the Austrian
q Il place of the acquisitions now levied !;
..:tants have beeea invited 70 pay down
IN the extraordinary tax.
n.:,;.h trooes are to he sent to India.
IN carried 10 England this season from Da-
IN gave oJo gallons--and Was reckoned
80 Il France had summoned his new Hon-
acd conlinons 10 meet on the 25tn OF
s...a,s Montchcmc is appointed the French
..y and NJ. von HaendeIn, the Pfas-
..'.,s<oucr t. reside at ST. Helena.
!. .s;d to appear to saave neither hope nor
s<rsoe deafh--and smuses himself with
]. : aute with great sang froid.
-.cat Prussian official account il appears
q s,mv 81 that nation, lost, &C. from June l
,.e7O men, killed; f6 $50 wounded !;
sooers and MISUNDERSTANDING 200 officers
<s3 wounded--and II missing.
'isn;h Government is greatly incensed a.
4. scrpoltans for the aeieHtion offs YES
~ h.l lately sent new Consul TO Iripoli,
lcocrur. and always paid its annual tribute ;
y n rbafians now set up new pretensions
- the Assisian, Spanish, nor French flag il
"a W Tue Bey.
~ eist Of August, about sixty gentlemen
q 4 The Vine Tavern, Liverpool, to celebrate
arm Of Mr.. Broagham to Parliament. A
the toasts, the following was given
IL United states OF America--hiay oni
A,1ip be as lasting as our Interests are insepa
~ Editor OF the Salem Gazette, in alluson Il
y srticle on the first page of this days Gazette
I'D
ExIGRANTs TAKE NOTICE"
<nrls, that " this article satisfactorily account
he malignant industry Of our Democrats il
Eryiag the land of, their nativity. and in attemp
Ito persuade the pcpls ton OF New-angland
q wandering Arabs, to strike their tents an
rsle 10 the western Willis. BaRNAeAs Bin
I'D Is probably at the bottom of the whole Plo'
.sod7such men as Samuel Bel of N. H. for III
k o. q lucrative speculation, would gladly Sc
= our honest yeomanry to become instrument
slheif agrandizement. The Chronicle has ,atel
u Med with a series Of pieces eescribiDg the :
u and the Western States as pieasaat and de
|tdul as Temples Vale. hese pieeas &c
6bsbly from the pen of Barnabas fsidweH, VIII
ia fain coax a colony of Democrats To p1igrau
u place themselves under his government. Fl
bid have been democratic Governor Of this stat
lead Of Gerry, if he had not been banisled b,
) terrofs of Justice and now. as Mahomet can
Il cone to the Mountain, he thinks the Mountain
st 90 to Mahomet. II bis friends and follower
il kindred spirits leave MS, when he beckons, NJ
nest man ought to object"
Sabbath Laws. THE Supreme Judicia
0urt Of this state has decided that justice
the Peace cannot issue a warrant for
zach Of those laws against an offender tina
not an inhabitant of the County where th
knce is committed and that Justic f tn
ace cannot issue warrants nor sheriifs sery
en- on the Lords Day. At the late term @
Supreme Court in Hampshire County
nice, Tythingman &c. were fined for al
sing and OBTAINING on the Sabbath, it bein
nulleFized by law and considered as falls
lpFisonment. Tythingmen have a right t
lqure Of person the cause of his travelling
; The Sabbath, and if the reason given is nc
1lAcient, the person offending may be prose
Ned. The correctness as we'll as the pro
iFly Of this decision must be apparent t
'ery one, for the contrary practice woule
nder the sabbath day for granting war
pts; Sherids would be serving them ane
pst'ces holding Courts instead of its bein.
'sened and attended as day for religion
onhip.
| lie following pertinent remarks are from tn,
70 Fedcralsil
5s'f1es From the first origin of parties, in thi
u'ry, the democrats have pertinaciously main
- s"us suc icutfdiists were enemies 10 fepuDii
a'an and friends to monarchy. 1t is to the cred
sn'ca this assertion has gained among the peo
! that they are indebted for power and authority
tie government.
! d'd not believe that there was ever any matter
po'dly asserted and so generally believed, thai
totally destitute Of foundation. II is really
yer q curiosity to look bsck to the origin of Thu
'1suon, and examine the evidence then adduced
support Of il, and compare the evidence with the
6''ns state Of things The funding system, The
= ue Presidents levee, the army, the navy
Extension Of executive patronage, the doctrin,
"ahdence in the executive, and interpreting ih,
50 as to give strength and energy t.
s"efnnent, were all strenuously urged as evi.
s'e q the monarchical and anti-republcan dis
suons Of the federalists.
wen the fedcraIists funded the debt Of the revo
~ twas evidence that they were monarchists
we 0eu,Ocrnts have rr1ofed a, c.nJa.l :, v,,,,cl