The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-06

OF peri ms VINO are lellSfS, Delnb IN the
iecret, are utterly unbranded.
Paris, Angnf "a
An article from CopRantinople
fta,es, that on the 9TH of June the Baron
de Strogenof, the Russian Minilter,
was infulted by Turk, who met him on
the promenade. The Baron complained
very energeticaly to the Refs Etfendi,
who promited him juffice. Two days
afterwards the V,zier fent to the hotel of
the RuiIian Minilter, eating that the
Turk in qucfion was in prison and that
he fhould be placed at the difpofal of the
Minifer, to undergo whatever punifh
ment be pIeafed, the Vizier. recommen
ding at the fame time, that the Turk
fhoud lofe his head The Miniltcr.
however, requefed the reIeafe of the
man, which was complied with the
next day the Cadi pubIiihed at CONTAIN
tinople very fevere order, as to the ref
pect due to Foreign Minilfers, and all
tfof- who were under their protection.
The fon of Napoleon and Maria Lou
ia, is to bear the title of Duke of Reich
itadt and to take rank Immediately after
the Princes of the Imperial family of
46ulfria. Tn report of an attempt to
aGahnate HIM i; without foundation.
The French government have refufed
upon application therefor, to admit the
armed veilels belonging to Buenos ay-
res, into the ports of France, but mer
chantmen will be allowed to enter.
The difficulty of the spinners in Man.
cheffer and other towns and their en-
ployers continues to be uufettied.
Troops have arrived at Macclesield Leek
and Congleton TO overawe this fpirit of
differentiation The fpinners during the
years 1916 and 1917 were conffantly
employed while the weavers and almof
every other class of manufacturers, were
upon very low wages AT the time the
fpinners turned our for an advance the
average weekly wages, which had been
regularly paid to them for nine months
previously had been sIs for men and
IT'S for boy and girl spinners.
A Greenland whaleman has returned
from the Northern. Ocean TO Banaff-
and reports that little expectation can be
entertained of the fuccess of the Polar
expedition 1t was iuppofed to have
failed too la,e--for in May 10th, in lat
60 ss the Tea was open-but the fhips
did not arrive on the fame parallel much
before June when they attempted every
direction TO the welt of Spitzbergep for
pafIage north without fuccess. They
may attempt to pass between that land
and Nova Zembla, which feems to be the |
only hope left, OF their fuccecding.
A man named Crisp, lately undertook
TO perform the unparalleled task of 1vak
ing ITO miles IN ~ hours The 6rit 10
miles he performed in one hour and ID
minutes--but when he had performed
u miles. within time, and having
hours and an half to perform 38 miles in,
he was feized with fudden giddiness in
his head, loft the ufe of his limbs and
was put to bed. lie is determined to
attempt the fame task when he is well,
and he is recovering very faf.
An Embargo, upon american vehcls
in the ports of Old Spain, it was appre.
hended al Gibraltar on the I2th Nugult,
would be laid, in eopiequence of cap ure
and occupation of Penfacola by Gen.
Jackson. Pour Americans were conhn-
ed at Ceuta who were captured in the
feryice Of The Patriots, and treated with
great feyerity. Their names are Mr..
Thomas Cooking and Lieut. Thompfon
Of Baltimore; CAPTAIN Sears of Bottom