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The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

and no opposition was IN any aclisi.v 80.
them. Bot the people aiter al sa,ss ,ssie''
themselves, and wsre iaahail d ,bs;. 49, 81
best interest They chose tar ,be;r o"a
sentatives Mr, MKEEs, Il tbe f.., lep'e. %
without any previous running or ls,,s. s''o.s
ting or caucusing. III Mr M'KFrv iss. ~. y efl.
confidence and justly. He knows Il. .iae
est ofhis constituents and will maju,s,a 'a'ss' +
with 6rmness. Heh
AL Bath, the separation fever i ssi4
very high, il approaches near ID n.,as;' ~
On the o'her band the opposition i sIrmss ,'s'',
spirited aud active How nsnv i s's
place will be rewarded by great homes =. =.
great salaries, il the SEPARATION sheoll ,g ~
place, time must determine Al ID ~ -
Of ofgovernment we think our chanc bet,s, i. -
theirs and shall dispute the ground viii Nv -
on that subject, inch by inch. BoIb ~
are secretly amused atthe prelensons u ),
iand Augusta i viewed with some iasl,s
But we must wait I'LL The bubble burs,.
when il does there viii Be many rueiol f,ss.
Brunswick Msy 3, 1919.
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IN polite bows occasiunsily made 10 seen
them snil hsve many Of them, joined WI
lie tammanies II pull down the State al
minissration. The federalists ofthe interior
however, many Of them, revoli at the idea
of union with the Tammanies. The
venine Post is now decidedly against Gov
Clinton. and 10 make his opposition effect
ual, editor fa's IN with lie faal.nanies.
Tie editor Of thS -aQs 1b "a Gazette, who
has good sha p" that Mr.
Col man Won ~-. he cannot IN
derstand hrs 6acA Is" So they
So.
The union buck tail, 7ampnany, Federal
| or ohhositio. ticket is said TO have prevailed
IN the late election for Senators and Assem-
biz men, "and the news from the country,
SAYS Mr.. Coleman, $ as lar as 1t goes, pro-
claims death 10 the aspiring hopes OF Mr.
Clinton 1t would not be at all strange, Il
The attempt 10 sacrifice the Hon. kups
King, should prove political overthrow 10
Mr.. Clinton. The talents, integrity and
Independence of Mr.. King have placed him
upon towering height he stands 10 the
estimation of his countrymen, firm as j
pillar based upon rock Ten TO one, the
blow aimed at him rebounds most woeful
ly.--sN. H Sentinel,
1t is said there sre upwards of 1900 Rev
olutionary pensioners in the single state of
Connecticut. The total amount paid them
exceeds $4,000 per ann.
-0%c-
The Concord Patriot, cautions the public
against the deceptive arts OF young man
calling himself w. S Stinson, who pre-
tends to be Frenchman, and offers his SER
vice TO teach the French language, drawing,
painting, &c. but in reality knows nothing
about what he processes to tsach he has a
miserable memsry, always forgetting to
return what he 6orrogvs. If any ofour read
ers should see an animal that has the ap-
pearance of dandy, that's the fantastical
top in question. Pinch him.
We learn, that Mr.. John Foster, of Box
ford, parishioner Of the Rev. Peter Eaton,
mas made him member for life OF the A
nerican Bible Society and that the same
individual has subscribed Sloo 70 the +" Ed
ucation Society" Added to this, MIR. Sine
on Foster, of the same town, and others,
have contributed Ferty Dollars TO constitute
their respected Pastor member for life OF
the Education Society. The above Rev.
Gentleman is appointed to deliver the Elec.
ion Sermon on the last Wednesday of this
| month. Rost. CentineI.
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Requiem to the Departed.
From ths Salem Regis

rFOU Lh6 SdIcIN TsegIsItF.
According 10 the account from Keene,
he College has possession of all its claims.
II etms, the friends OF DR.. Wheelock will
keep what belongs to them, if The Unfver-
sity dies, as it is expected. And the Col
lege will rely on its own friends Tor its fu-
ure generous support The projsct will
be over. and the State free Of all dispute.
The possession has been taken, and the
shortest way to end the business is 10 lei
them take and keep it without search after
the title.
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LIVERPOOL, kPRTL 9.


The Velocinede alias 4cceierdter, alias
the Ped5friaa's Hobby Hoyis, alias the
TracenG, &c
The following detached notices of this
whimsical invention are copied from va
rIous journals -
The Bury paper oblerves, that" The
road from Ipswich is travelled every
evening by fevsrAl pedeitrian hobby hor-
ses no less than six are seen at time,
and the distance which is three miles, IS
performed in fifteen minutes. A militia
ry gentlman has made bet to go to
London by the side of the coach"
:" A curious wager was lately decided
at Chigwell row, between two gentlmen
of Chinford named Brown and Jones,
for 2s guineas, which went the greatest
distance in one hour, each mounted on
his own two wheeled hobby. which was
determined in favor of Mr., Brown, who
did nearly eight miles, beating his antag-
onist quaster of mile"
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BY THE MAILS.
nav YORK, NAY 3.
Late from South Ameriica,

Late from South Amcricd,
The fat falling hip Sachem, Hlliard
arrived ar this port yeterday from Buen.
os Ayres, whence fhe failed on the 10th
of March.
Ii was reported the u. S frigate Ma
cedonian, arrived at Valparaiio about the
beginning of February.
On the I4th Jan Lord Cochran failed
from Valparaiso with his fquadron, con-
sisting OF the Maria Isabel, (rhe frigate
taken from the Spaniards J the San Mar.
tin the SanteTo, and the Chacabuco-
iuppoled with the intention of touching
ar Arica, Calico. &c. and to capture or
burn the fhipping at the latter place, as
they had on board large ttorc of rock
cts. and provision for four months Ii
was thought this naval expedition would
give life and afcendancy to the Patriots
in Lima. Capt Wooter, of the Lau,a-
70, the real hero Of the late naval lucsefs
in Falcabuena Bay, had tesigned. Lord
Cochran was fond of him, and wilhed
him TO rerlain--his place was filled oy
Capt Grile, of the Britifh navy, so thar
the marine of Chill is now wholly com
manded by Engiilhmen. The Brihlh
frigate Rdromache. which was iaid TO
BE- taking off from Lima about 5000, 900
dollars, perhaps bound to Rio Janeiro. II
was luipected would be intercepted by
Lord Cochran. under the pretence OF
doctrine that fhe was violating her nen-
tral character.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

Religious SpeculatiOns.-Ther are great
many speculations, which divines trouble them
selves and the world with, which they them
selves do yet confess are not necessary to any
mans salvation, and consequently which man
is no more obliged to busy his head with, than
with problems in geometry
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11
From The Norfolk Herald
INTERESTING.

| To our very obliging and attentive Cor
respondent at Gibraltar, we are indebted for
the following interesting intelligence.
GIBRALTAR, March |.
"The grand expedition fitting out at Ca
| diz under the com mand of the Vice Roy
elect Of Buenosayres." is about as forward
row as when first advised you of it, and
n all probability viii be as forward (tor
all the physical and substantial benefits in
tended by i,,) when next write you, as it is
now 4! Nevertheless considerable expense Is
Incurred and the work of preparing some
necessary appendsges to 'hs enterprise is
going on but all this is rather 20 feather
The nests of the officers, merchants and
workmen employed In it, than to promote
the elevated views Of the government-and
s. it will continue Till the day of Retribution
arrives, which depend on il, is on the rapid
march of visitation
q In one of the papers now send you is
the official account of the execution OF no
less than thirteen conspiratots lately, IN the
Ci,y of Y Valencia--Sincc then, we have &C
counts of the discovery and arrest OF twenty
hree more, amongst whom is the General,
second in command they will probably
share the fate Of their unfortunate prdeces-
sors-A rumbling noise is the precursor OF
an earthquske.
"rhe story of the Kings deposit in the
Bank of England is confirmed beyond a
doubt, but it is better known here than to
he people of Spain who of all people per-
haps in the ehrsuan world, have least ac-
cess to information Interesting 10 them
selves, tho' affecting their happiness, their
liberty, or their lives.
"A feport gains ground that the Marquis
de Casa Yrujo has already incurred the
royal displeasure,
"Our squadron. believe, is at Messi-
na-The United States frigate is expected
here soon on her way home
p. S. The British sloop of war Sperry
has lust arrived here from Mahen, having
on board an Algerine Ambassador bound
to England.
The State of New York, presents at this
day, living illustration of the Affections
9 those worthy gentlemen" suffer, whom
the burlesque historian of that State says,
are whimsically denominated governors
in this enlightened republic--a Set of un-
ppy victims ofpopuisrity, who are in fact
tn hcsmost dependant, hen peckcd beings in
the community doomed to bear the Sc.
cret goadiugs and corrections of their own
party, and the sneers and reviIings of the,
whole world beside. Set up, Hke geese at
Christmas holy days 10 be pelicd and shot
at
| his is in great degree true in the case
of Gov Clinton. His own party are gosd
ing" him, and continually snarling if they
do not hold all the Offices The Tamma-
nies, Bucktsils or hot headed democrats,
are " sneering and resiling" because they
are not invited TO the public table, and suf-
fered 10 cut and carve for themselves, with
heir tomahawks and scalping knives. The
old federalsts, sickened with that hollow
complaisance, which they say, consists only
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

THE selectmeR OF Portland hereby give notice
that they will be in session al their Office, IN
Exchange streer, on Wednesday. the l2ih ia
from Ten to eleven o'clock in the forenoon, far
the pus poss of receiving the evidence Of the quail
ications of such persons, a. may apply, to vote
in the choise Of representatives 10 the General
Court Whose sames are NOT bcrne on the list.
ISAAC ADAMS, CBshssa
Portland, May 10
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

For the GGseffe.
The Separationists al Brunswick, have had
their forces under drill for several weeks past,
and were 50 well organized that they enter
aimed no doubts of the success of their repre-.
entatve election. A federalist and dem
ocrat were very harmoniously agreed upon,
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WILMINGTON. APRIL Q.

Ntw OfIeans.--A person lately belonging TO
this town, has wrote from New-Orleans to his
correspondent here.' that he went into the grave
yard, at that city, where ne observed a number
of negroes digging graves he inquired who was
dead, and was informed that no person was dead,
but that they always kept number dug to have
them ready.n
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threw up his commission, and the feet
sailed without him.
Considerable apprehension is enter
tanned here of the coming of the Cadiz
Arp1ada. Should it come out Monte vi
Deb will no doubt be given up by the
Portuguese, and then this river can be
efectually blockAded. There cannot DC
doubt of the ultimate failure of this ex
petition. Although the people of this
country are divided among themselves,
and the interior 10 state of commotion,
yet they would join against any foreign
enemy, and SO the SpAniards are uniVer-
sally regarded.
MARCH. A.
1t is reported that a Messenger was
dispatched the day before yesterday to
Gen San Martin, with orders for him
TO march his army to this place-it is
said that he is TO be named Director; and
il conforms TO what Puyeredon recon
mends in his speech to the Congress,
which | enclose you. Fear. of the Cadiz
Expedition is no doubt the principal
cause of these movements The Expe
dition TO Lima will of course be suspen-
ded, at least if san Martin comes this
way
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

lGOOD TAVERN REGULATIONS IN OHIO.
BY a recent law, passed 10y the legislature OF
Ohio. DO person il allowed to keep tavern, un-
less ii shall appearto the satisfaction ofthe court
granting the license. that he is provided with a
good house, containing at least four rooms, and
three fire places and i furnished with four beds;
and that he is also provided with a good stable,
divided into at least stalls. All tavern keepers
are prohibited from selling Oh credit to any person
liquor of any kind to an amount exceeding fifty
cents-and is prohibited from any recovery be-
yond that amount. Every tavern teePer IS also
subject to fine of twenty dollars tor permitting
any justice of the peace TO hold court IN ms
house and for permitting any kind Of rioting,
reveIing or drunkenness in or about his house, he
forfeits a sum nv. exceeding 90 dollars, and the
suspension of his license for the space Of tour
months.
The British ministry have granted passports
for four persons to proceed from Italy to st. Hele
ma, to join the family of Buonaparte, viz. DIR.
VITIALI, Corsiean; Professor saNroMARCHI,
Surgeon the .4bbe BoNAvIsrA, Priest of65,
native of Corsica and an eminent Cook. They
are engaged to remain with the eXiled Emperor,
during his residence on the Island.
The Portland gazette., 1819-05-11

Bou, daries acith Spdin.-lt is stated by the
Nashville Clarion, that " about two hundred
families Of Americans are settled west of Red
River, on the land given up to Spain by the late
treaty.-.NileS.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

the whole of the tax Of 500, o0n, which
MAS imposed by The legislature lasi winter
on the two Offices In this stale. The
Injunction granted by Judge Todd before
any attempt was made 10 collect the tax,
came too late.
THE STATE OF OHIO VS.. THE UNIT
ED STATES BANK.
CHlLLiCoTHE, Sept. 24.-On Friday
last, the amount of the Tax imposed on
the iwo Offices OF Discount and Deposit
OF the Bank OF The United States, located
within this state, by an ACT Of the lasi
session OF the General Assembly, was
levied on the Branch at this place. As
This transaction may lead TO very serious
consequences, and as il is highly neces-
sary that 1t should he calmly and dispas-
siohately considered, we shall make NO
comment on II until the public excite
ment 10 which IL has given rise, shall
have IN some measure subsidized. De-
siring, however, 10 give our readers all
The lnfor:" alton within our reach, as 10
The manner IN which this Tax was collect
ed, We have copi, u from the Supporter, a
statement detailing The principal clrcum
stances with which il was accompanied :
10 which we nave added, brief comm
nlcatlon from Subscriber, correcting hat
statement in few particulars.
We understand That the money was, on
Monday morning last, deposited IN the
office OF The State Treasurer, TO be re-
tanned there until the meeting of the
General Assembly in December next
The surplus taken by The Collector was
returned to the Bank OH Wednesday
! morning. [Gaeetie.
IIessrs. Editors-ln the " statement oil
facts" published in the Supporter OF This
morning, | have discovered one or iva
inaccuracies, which il may be proper to
correct. You will, therefore, have the
goodness TO state In your paper, for the
information of the public, that the vauIl
| OF the Bank was taken possession of, be-
fore the Auditors warrant was presented ;
and that no application for Ambulance,
on the part of The person WHO collected
the tax, has yet been made 10 The Bank,
for the purpose of returning the surplus,
| which exceeds 20. 900. Yours, &c.
A SUBSCRIBER.
| 30
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EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE.

The history Of this country furnishes.
perhaps. no instance of more 1aYrsut and
deliberate contempt for the authority of
The government of The United STATES Than
has just been committed IN HE name oC
me state If Ohio. II will be recolIected.
mat auring the last session of tie legisla-
Iufe OF liIat state, law was passed, i'm.
posing TAX OF hiiy thousand dollars per
annnm,, upon each branch OF the Bank
OF 'he Onied States, iransaciing bust
DeSs W TIE slate. As the question Of
tne i'Ynt OF state government TO tax the
bdhk Oi TIE United States, was, then, in
Tue course Of investigation before the
highest Judicial tribunal III the country,
TVS bdnk did not think IL necessary i'm
,ncdia'ely TO withdraw its branches: aud
'he Supreme Court having decided a.
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YELLOW FEVER AT NATCIiEz

we have seen letter from respecta-
bile physician at Naichez, which states
that the yellow fever had broken out
there. II first appeared OH the 9th Sent.
on The Stb five deaths were apnounct,s,s:
and such Was The panic, that during heavy
rains five siNilis of the Inhabitants had
hed 10 The country. Ii was thought that
III two days NOT more than 100 persons
would be left in the town. No new case
occurred OH the 9th. [Phii. Onion.
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Spanish dollars have got up TO - per
cent ADVANCE IN New York
BY il letter from Cadz dated the 2slb of
August, received by Tue brig Fanny arriy.
ed here this day, NE are informed, that at
iiiaf date, The ratification oil The Florida
treaty was no, known IA, Cadiz land it was
the general belief that II wuuld mol be rail-
neo, oht that war u ould inevitably ensue.
i lie merchants acted on this belief, as We
are informed, that the Spaniartls retused
~ ship IN American bottoms. Flour sold
at Ssh Ill Cadlz. [frankin Ga-.
The mayor of New York has ISSUED q
proclamailon, subjecting 10 examination
oy the health OH er, or 10 quarantine.
until the is,ot November, all vessels COM
my from Cadiz or any part OF tie T..
Staies TO the southwark OF Cape Charles
or The capes of The Delaware Bay. The
New YORK board oi health has publicly
demonstrated againsipe,sons prema,urely
moving back 10 Oldslip.
Letters from Cadiz, dated osih August.
represent thatthe yellow fever had broken
on, al lsiay, a large towN. about miles
from Cadiz, and tina, apprekcusions were
entertained of It's reaching Cadjz. Tie
| inhabitants were generally renewing, aud
all business was al a stand. Numerous
| bodies OF troops were i'll the neighbor-
hood OF Cadiz, and it Was supposed they
would be embarked from some other
point. Nothing Is said of the treaty in
these leileIs
Other letters from Cadiz state, that the
Merchants OF that place were declared
making shipments in American vessels
on account OF the Uncertainty OF The Trea-
~ BENG rallied. [Pdit. Gaz.
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HEALTH OF OUR CITY

II gives us much satisfaction 10 congra-
'oiate our fellow citizens, both at home
anu abroad. upon The increasing health
OF our City. The Bill of Morlaliiy, for
me week ending yesterday, exhibits but
ten deaths by Yellow Fever.
tCRartcston City Gag.
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EATON ROUGE. SEPT. I.

EATON ROUGE, SEPT. 4.
We have been informed HAT distress
sing circumstance occurred a few DAYS
since on The plantation of MIR. Sherburnr,
late American Consul in France, now a
resident ct the parish of West Baton
Rouge, about l3 miles above this place
Ii IS reported, that whilst That gentleman
and family were sitting i'm The house the
banks suddenly gave way and the house
was preclpi,ated into the river, and IL vas
with the greatest difficulty the family
escaped from The jeopardy TO which they
were exposed-no lives however, we are
happy TO learn, have been lost. One
OF the children of that gentleman was
thrown INTO a chasm of the ground
from which he was happily rescued by
means OF rope let down To him, when
The cavity was Immediately filed by
other ground falling in; another young
man, also one of the family, was taken
INTO hoai from "a piece OF ground on
which he stood in the middle Of the wa
ier-aii the furniture is said 10 be lost.
SAVANNAH, September 2S.-We are
informed by gentleman of this CITY,
VINO returned from visit 10 Dulloch
county on Sunday last, that OH tite nigLt
W NNS'"N ~ ~ iuSis a idil Vi Iidll WAS
experienced in that negIiborhood. more
severe aud desiruciivethan any thing of
The KIND ever known in the memory of
tie oldest settlers. IFS effects NAV be
Imagined when we are Informed thai
hue field OF cotton, occupying 40 acres
the property OF col. Shepherd Williams. a
respectable planter in that county, was
completely MISUNDERSTANDING but thc
naked stalk survived its violence. Our
fornaiiOu says some Of the hail stones
weFe as lsrge az fowls egg. lGe0rgian.
CHARLESTON, October 2.-On We'd
hesdzg, tie 2glh ut. was launched from
l!le SKIP Yard Of MesssTs. Marsh 81 o..
Neal; the beautiful steam boat" Pc Dee. F"
lvirDded for Tie navigation of the Pee
Dec River, from Georgetown TO Chatham.
y. I. She hasbdu,isOme accommodations
and ~ intended 10 Tow freight boat
Her model and workmanship have moi
been surpassed, it is said, by any Steam
Boat tH lllS Siale--and from the apuear-
ance % i,er Engine, lately arrived rom
Pliiiadelphia, aud the opiuion of Judges.
uiere Is hU doubt Of her answering tbe
end Tor Which sue was intended.
The Cotton market has opened under
somrwiat better auspcps tilaH Rad been
a'liIpalcd rom the sioyhg accounts we
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sci to charge the tax, aud issue lis war
rant, and deliver IL 10 the officer, unless
lie should be restrained by the inunc-
ton. On TUESDAY afternoon, the agent
OF the bank started TO Columbus To stay
the proceedings of the Audiior--but, un-
fortunate " for tue bank and the whole
community, tie counsel had forgotten TO
have wrii oi injunction issued 10 STAY
the proceedings. The papers served on
Tie Auditor were copy OF petition,
and subpoena 10 appear before the Cir
cunt Court OF the United States on the
hrst Monday of January next, al Chill
coihe. Previous TO the service of these
papers the Auditor had charged The tax
and made out his warrant. On the ser.
wee OF these papers he enclosed them,
together with The warrant 10 The Secre-
'ary OF Stale, then here-requesiinsh him
TO Obtain the written opinions OF four or
h'e lawyers on the subject, whether these
papers amounted TO notice Of all in
JUNCTION, OF operated as AN Injunction
Iii they did, TO re-enclose 10 him the
warrant and papers, as he would not
acl IN contradiction of that authority
but, II, IN the opinion of these lawyers
II did not amount to an Injunction. then
To delI,erihe warrant 10 the proper agent
and order him 10 proceed. On Sonsulta-
ton and mature deliberaiiom, the law
yers unanimously gave their opinion that
The papers amounted 10 nothing like a
bill of injunction, and that he could not
be lncontempt for acting III contradiction
OF them. The warrant was then deliver
Ell To tae officer, With instructions 10
enter the banking house, demand the
pay ment OF The tax, shew his warrant.
and, on refusal TO pay, 10 enter the vault
ana levy on specie and notes TO the a.
mount OF The tax-to use no violence him
sell, and 1t opposed by force, to proceed
until expelled from the banking house :
and then 10 complain before a proper au.
ihoriiy OF the resistance offered. The
ofscer entered, made the demand, shew-
ed his warrant, secured the entrance of
The vault, and on refusal TO pay, entered
the vault himself, and levied the amount
OF the tax with small overplus TO cor
rect any mistake which might have been
made IN counting, which overpIus he has
offered 10 refund, but he has been refusr d
Abundance in the banking house he
used no force or violence, but conducted
himself III an orderly, bnt determined
manner. The money has since that been
conveyed 10 Columbus TO deliver TO the
Auditor
This Ia plain statement of the facts
which occasioned and accompanied this
transaciion-we torbear making any re.
marks for line present.
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YfinmpL of So lSor.reirn,n-

C1NCINNATI, Sept. Give under
stand that the auditor has collected Of tie
Unlied States Branch Bank at chilicoike