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The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
IL REMOVAL, 20
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.


WorC stOr IS. &c the mon. the Justices Ut The
Supreme Judicial Court begun and held al
Worcester, IN and for lhe county oi WoCces-
ter on the fourth Iu-aday OF September, il
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred ana
eighteen.
tNHE petition OF John Leighton of ShspIeigh,
in the county Of Yo.k, Yoeman, LumDly
shews that lie Is increased IN, and holds III
common and Undivided with May persons, 10
tour petitioner unkD0Wn, one matt part ot alt
tnose certain trans OF Lind, situate IN shla
county Of York, which are Included IN and coh
; / ute the towns Jr townships commonly called
and known by the usmts vi LHnington, Coz
nlsn, ana Ne~held, wulch SAID towns le a.
ID county DC weeu The great Ossipee river Oh
ii e north, tue Ssco river on The east, the little
OssI.ee river On the south, and the western
boundaries vt The sald county as II exlelds + ON
The Iste 20 The gfeat OssIpee river on The Yves,
being parcel OF Luat tract Of Land desc ribed a.
follows, IN the deed of Capt. Sandy 10 Francis
omsn under whom your petitivier rlams 10 hold
ylZ. All that great ttsct y Land st Ossipee con.
aiming twenty mites squaFs, lying snd being be-
tween the twu rivers OF great Os. ipee and n,de
Osslpee, so called, aid being the same Land
where SAID FtancIs Sm lbs uadinc House now
ands, and from the river Newcnewanns,k
ne4r Humphrey Chsdouln's Godg,ng camp, TO
extend northerly and easierly % Saco river.
which said deeC is Tec1ld ded IN the hook 10
PAge 239, OF tner gist OF deed for SAID conn
ty Of York, whcrcupon your petitioner repre-
s-nts and shews 10 your Honois, that he IS de.
siFoua u holding his sand Slate Of said I.snds
u s6veralty, and humhly prays your Honors to
Cause partltlon thereof 10 be made and h.s
foressId share Of The same 10 be divided and e,
OH rom ne fes'' and That due notice sccot ding
o law my be Shel and such other proceedings
had as orlsht and Justioe oppertaiu, and as IN
duty bound. sc.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
JOHN LEIGHTON.
l5y his attorney GEORGE SULLIVAN.
Commonwealth of MosaocbusetJo

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
Worcester IS. Supreme Judicial Cour, at Wor-
ces'er, Septemner ierm, A. ID. 1918.
% he petition afo esa,d, Ordereu. th.t tho
SAID John Leighton notify all persons interested
elen, io appear .. term of this court "a h.
hliden a York, wi,hin and for our county Of
io'k' on the third Tuesday a May next, by ouh-
nshins 70 attested copy of said petition. and
'hs order thsreon in he Coh.1nbian Ceat,naL 81
independent Chronicle and Boston Pariot, printed
III sos on ana a.eo in the Poyliasd Gazette. and
Easff'n gus. p IN ed in Portlana, IN ee weeks
,u~cessneiy, The last publication to be thirty
u"ls ~ ieast, before In ting of said cour,.
hst sad persons may there and then 10
csuse, # any they h,Ec, why the PRAYER thereof
should 10, be granted.
At;es, abb All BlGELOW, Cierk.
a copy OF the petition ard o der thereon
.,'iest. ABlJAH BIGtLOW, Ck,k
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
WASHINGTON Inn.

TyIMOTHY BOSfO.>, respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public, that in consequence Of
the sale Of the Columbian Tavern (Which for seve-
raj Years he has occupied as the stage house, be
has removed his establishment directly opposite
10 his former stand, to mat pleasantly situated
three story buiIdieg, (known by the name of Cof-
~fA'o building) by the hay scales where he has
opened House of Entertainment aud genteel
boarding. Stage passengers and other travellers
are invited to favour him with their custom.
T. B. would inform his friends iu the country
and all travellers to Portland, that he has large
commodious stable for horses. He hatters himself
that by fidelity and attention he shall secure the
patronage of a generous public.
N 3. Good horses sleighs, and chaseS constant
ly TO lei, and Gendemens horses kept, and occa'
soralIy let if desired. TIMOTHY BOSTON.
Portland Jan. !. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

NJ the fu scrieep being appointed by the
w Hon. Samuel Freemsn. Liq Judge of
psobate for the county If Cumberland TO receive
md examine the ca of creditors TO the eitae of
ABRAHAM MITCHELL jr Iare of FseePort in
f4id county genie deceased repreiented in-
"a vent DO hereby give notice that fir months
son he hrf of November laif pan are allowed to
.aid CREDITOR to bring in and prove their Gains,
nd tia We haIl attend that &c vice at the louie of
c3fre,ius Dingham ip iaio Ffeeport on the hsfi
:, third Mondays of January ne.', and on the
4 il Monday of each of the four following months
) arl two 10 FIVE oslo ck 10 the afternoon OF esch
( thole Gays.
CoaNgLtUs DILLINGHAM; Commits
THOMAS SHOP. ! foners.
Lteesor Dec rs f~
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Joseph Johns.


HAsJUsr RECEIVED
PIECE GOOI5j'ssSS'
which ne offers very low.
Ahosc wurcx
Cafhmere Shawls Aas...
Imitation and chinlz Shawl.
Bombazetts, Toilinett and r.
Ladies worried Hofe cbila,.a a'00sn Ya.
Gen'lemens worried, lamb, wao' 20
Flannels' ! light and rk canbris % % aalI Il.
Low priced prints and coppe,nI,,ana''
Carlisle Cinghams PNa
Leno, book and fancy Muffin.
Cambria Muslins
scotch Lawns, white Cambria, :,
Coloured green LutelriDgs 80 e00ta
ltiih Linens
Cambria and common Dimo,is.
abby Silk and uncet Velvef.
Gsnslemenss and ladies besve,
Kid Gloves Britifh Cotton, - Aasa Gus
Cotton Damask Table CIs,h.-.o
Umbrellas '0n aah
Ladies white and nate Angola Glow.
India CaIicoes and cotton. Nal
Hdkfs -Flagg aud Bantaun, In. - h'qh
Thread i'ins-But,ons- RibbOpd,-'Trssaas.. 'Tsa.
French filk Gloves 'g& Il
Waltham Shirtings aud SheetipO,
Factory Ginghams--black. Tbs,
Crapes-5aces, sc. &c. &c 1a g.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Joseph GOOLD. Jun.

fIAs for lalc at the head of Green ltreet, in
Wea Market Row, complete aflortment ct
WsSt- india Goods and Groceries
WINES. IRON, NAILS, GLASS e PUT Y.
Aio S 600 VT FEATHERS of good quality,
which he will fell who elaie retail.
~ Beds filed on hand will be fold at the low
eFprice for Cath or Lumber or Country Produce
Lhssvie The FRI quality of Thomatson LIME
Wan.sd-In the courfe of 8 or 9 months, 80 600
white oak hoglhead Slaves aud Heading.
g5- Horses and Carriages, To Lst-s'abing for
Hor(es a. u(ual ,f Jupe %
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT


, offered % the public IS being one of the ca
slest and safest cures for this dis order II ,one
experience has proved the efficacy of this Oint
meat. Il IS perfectly safe in ITS operation. and
may De applied to the smallest infant withou,
danger. The scent is sgreeable-It is moi ne.
cessary Tor the patient to lake birthstone, as is
comnon IN other ointment. This Ointment IL
Pu' Up IN IN boxes, convenient TO carry, and
each g-hune bcx viii be accompanied vi di-
rsc''''.s u genuine, AID will be signed By JoEL
MILLER. The above Ointment may be hsd in
smalt or large qusnities Of lori MILLER. ST.
George !; Doctor Cpus Holbyook, Syn of ST.
Luke" He'd No Sc, Hanover street, d. San.
sel Horton. #. No q, Ne wbuty street. Bosom
OF -nr. 8en)a'nin But'1lan, Po tsnd; Avery Rayu
son. "sdooorough Mr. Jude Hyde OF Drums
wieK Halsy HeaIey, Geo,Re Nc Lelian and Ma
ma" fd|es, Thomss,own, and Oakes Perry. Cam.
oea R'ee q Geer, friendship George Robinson.
81. George.
~ The above Ointment ID sold also by The
lmc'pAi Apothecar'es, booksellers snd Traders
=" IA massachusetts, and in The British provinces.
Fehrusry. 10. f,ts
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
COLUMBIAN TAVERN.

w VILLAIN HICKS, having purchased that
ecgable aud frequented stand the
Columbian I'dvern s. Stage Office,
in Portland, socis The patronage OF the public as
usual in their calls 1t being his intention to ren
derevery accommodation TO Stage passengers and
other travellers, be trusts that the new arrange
ment in the affairs Of the house will give salts
faction.
IFThe above is now placed under The care
of Mr. JAMES DWINELL, whose exertion and
attention cannot fail to please WM HICKS.
Portland, January 5.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
BOTANICAL DROPS

BOl ANlCAL DROPS, !
Copied f ON ne Ncquark N j )csnis.I !, 49,
iHlS Is 10 CERTIFY
EiHAT my son, between six-eeu n, :.
Il teen years Of age. was nesrIy Iour ,,s..
sereiy sfflic,ed with painful md a.
Af.er having tried various medicines NJ
effect, | W induced. fom seeiur ms,,,..,
ted cures, t1try CDR Relies Bo,saIcsl A.,
prepsred oy w, t. Conway.n uhss Il
Astonishment Of myself. son and fisnl. /.
taking these Drops alone for seys,.I .,A |
(nesrly fifty pieces Of bone having c,u.Es
,he different ulsers, the last Of w6sb ~ /
inches and a.hsIfin length, and hsf il HI
bresd1b,) The sores healed, and his lsg e.
sound. 1t is now several moalhs snt.
there IS nOl The least appearance oi e.
y nptoms ] therefore think It duig, 81
to the Pr oPrirtor Of this vslaabIe medeisasI
the fuoiic at large, 10 make the sane IAs' i |
licl known. /
Witness my hsnd, this 7th dsv Of S;ls
ber, 1878 MATTHIAS DAY, Pos Aas
Newark, NV Jersey.
Dr. ReLfe'S BofanicaI DrQas slsl1
cal cure for sal; rheum, scurvg srr A4s |
ADthony's ffe, leprosy, pimqled i,sa
legs, ulcers, veneral tsinls. when nsrpIs
failed. Fever sores even wien Ihehsrsa7I
rious, are The bes, spring and suiuna.l II
and may be given to children wi psitri
ty-Price one dollar. IT dstfu D. T.
Botanical Drops, soRs are Bsaafs Faa'F'
: w 7. Conway, Pamphlets d mdg e
d'nary cares accom- pay each botts II
These drops ere prepared and sold -
by the sole .propiietor, W.TscaT'h
ist, No 1, Bumstesd Place, Connas'
Boston at the Chamber over III
B. G. Attwoods I'll
Crockery-Ware Store, Haymarkti-R'ss
.and and retail b sppointmeaI 81 las g.
Bookstore, Doct. John Coe, POrll,aol
HoIbrook, Boston Greenough, koi0sn
items, Cambridgepott Kiddefs Casf
Cushing & Appleton, II. WhlPps, s@
" nipple, NewburyPor; B'ker' L'a'
erly /; Smith. Rowiey Hu chias' n',ss w.
] w Adams, Portsmouth heOsns
Kennebunk Goodsle, Sc4maioa, ~. .....,s
tow, Coolale HsIlo~el Baosoa' ~
] II. Mason, Fl. Whitney, PfO'ldsnes,o n
Ne wport Dixop, Dedharni -.
Hartford Drew,, Kingston n0.ss8I
cester, Eb. Fl in' & sun, Ndribsag =, III
< Sons, Northampton Hsnsh's sse,ss
field Long, Greenfield -snd noa .'..s ~ !
B lokseilers and Post Masters 7 -
lnjon-where may be Lad all tb''s - -.
"a and highly approvsd Med'c'a''
: w. /. ConwaY' -
U7Al large discount to COUNTY, Hr.:ss
TT de-. (3w-lfl.iJ
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Dissolution of Partnership.

T,HB CopartnerfhiP of TOLH & BIXBY 10
1 this day by mutual content dissolved. All
nef(ons indebted TO the 6rm either by note or &C
eoant are requefled fesiie the fame by the firf
day of February next--otherwfe they will be left
with an Attorney for collection And all per(ons
holding demands sgainlf iad firm are requsaed to
exhibit the fame for payment.-The books and
accounts are lodged at the houfe of Levi Toie.
Weabrook, January /, 1919
LlVI TOIE.
~ JOHN BIX3Y.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

The business hitherto transact
ed under the firm of roIe e Bixby will 10 fu
sure be conductsd hy the fubcriber, the pubic
are refpectfuly ~ iavited 20 favour him with their
cuftom. LEVI TOLE.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
w. B. NORTON,
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the subscriber or
n the late firm of
B. & Fl BUTMAN,
on note or account, informed that their de-
mands are placed in the hands of ". SFoRER, Jun
Esq to collect at whose Office, they are respect
fully requested TO call and make payment.
THOSE persons, whose term og credit expired
some mouths since, are particularly requested 70
make immediate payment
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
December. Is 1913. If
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
FOR SALE.

A valuable commodious aud handfome Dwell
"A LISG-HOUSR, plea(antIy situated in the
tswn Of Brunswick. containing two front rooms
and the chambers over them facing the main
ftreet, in the occupation of MIR John Dunnug Sd
with the Land on which it ltsnds and privileges.
Terml viii be made reafonahle.
Application TO CHARLES 5. DAvKfs aud Ma
THAN KINsMAS Esqrs. Portland, or JorHAm
STONE E:q. Btunswick.
Oct 20. (eoptf)
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

IIALF A BRICK HOUSE Gtuate on Federal
= Street with hafa large Barn, if wanted AL
70, fma hsp in Ktsg Street
Far Sais "A Houie on Federal Street-enquire of
Scot IA 1873 f. OLIVER EVERETT.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
CHARLES FROST,

TTAS Just received at the RosToN Hat FAC
II ToRY WARE House., Erchaage-sireet, Port
land, very extensive assortment Of
Supeytfae and loo priced HATS
among which are, one Gaze REAL BEAVERS.
ALSO
Ladies' BE.aVER BONNE1'S--MUFFS
and IIPPETS.
1 case silk UMBRELLAS, Of a superior quality.
03P Cash given for SHIPPING FURS.
Dec CIV
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
TO LET.

STORE No. l9, on Long Wharf
Enguce 1t W. sToRER, Jr.
Iannsfy Q, 1919.
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DIED.,

la this town, the l8,h inst after long illness
Mrs. ELILABETH PEABODY, wife Of Mr. Thomas
rsabody and daughter oi Mr. David Melville, in the
o5tD year Oi her age.
On Saturday evening last, after lingering illness,
siiss ELIzA HuDsoS, aged l6, daughter of the
is.e Capt Thomas Hudson. yonng iady deserv-
edy possessing the esteem OF ali who had tile hap
piness OF he' acquaintance and society.
Al Goaeester, WILLIAM STEERE, Esq. late
Clerk oil the Court OF Common Pleas for the Coun-
y OF PROVIDENCE. aged So years.
At Ueslery, on The 18Th inst. Mrs. KETURAH
GAyIT, tbe amIabe and deservediy lsmente con.
soft OF sylvester Gayit. Esq. aged So years Sell
dom does society sustain ~ heavy loss as in the
Geath oi this smiable lady She all the fond.
est heart could wish, or the lIveliest imagination
fancy. vi liberal and exalted mind, amable and
conciliaiory, and benevolent heart, the sphere OF
Del usefulness was extensive, as the circle OF her
Acquaintance. BY the side of the sick bed, and in
the chamber OF death, her merns were most con-
spicuous The plio~ OF affection smoothed
by her kiId attention and administering hand, and
the King OF Terrors deprived OF half his sting
Long Will her loss be remembered and regretted by
those Who have experienced her kind attention.
The Baptist Society, Vi which she had been a ~or-
thy member for more than thirty years, will long
lament her loss, remember her exalted virtues ana
endeayor TO emulate her plety and devotion: 10
the bereased partner and dsconsoiate family, her
loss is truly affecting and irepsrab,e. She was
the most duiful and sffectlonaie wife, the fondest
and most indulgent mother. Long will they " hesye
the tender sigh and drop the ieeing tear" Dur.
ing her sickness, which was Ions and tedious she
manifested firm reliance upon the merils OF dy.
ing Saviour, and waited with digni6ed com Josure,
and pious resignation, her approaching dissolution.
A sincere friend, who well know her merits and re.
vered her virtues, pays this last tribute her
ory, confidently believing that she is ciosthed
with the robe Of righteousness, and is singing the
song Of triumph IN the aims Of bliss
Blessed are they 1vho called 10 .he marriage
Subber Of tie Lamb"
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Ldse3 jr0n1 i7uofe.
The,trig Factor, arrived at Nsw-Yo,k on
Friday last iIom HAVE, which port she left
on the lolb uIt. havre papers arc to the
OH, but contain no polIiicsi news. French
stocks, 7th, oi April, 81, TO- There was o.
improve Denl in the market.
The Factor brough. i5s passengers, l29
oi whom are from England, principally me
chanics Who are not permitIed 10 migrate di
ectly from that country 10 the u. States
About 500 mofe were expected ., Hasre, 70
mbaIk tor this coun,ry; the brig Eiiza, oi
Bos,oo, boond to Baltimore, had engaged $50,
- he Jus,lna on the way TO ~. York, has 60
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POkT or NE WFGkT.

ENTERED
Sloop Agent, rhven, New.York sch. Merno,
Calvert. do do Henry, Brown, do. do Lord Nell
son, Miller, do. sch Planter, Pierce, do. sloop
Rapid, Walden, do do. Hannah, Burnt, Rchmond
sch Seloma, Atwood, Georgetown soop Invncible
Seabury, Edenlon; sch Duichn al. Baker, Aiexan-
dria :, sioop Victory, Coleman Newbern, do. Caro-
lima, Alien, Charleston; seh Nancy, Handy, vii.
ninston.
CLEARED,
Sloop Sally, Vars, Albany do Saphromia, Hill
do. SCH Merino, Calvert, Alexandria, soop Ana
Maria, Gardner, N. York Go. Iolden-Age, Greene,
Georgetown
.Honday, May 24-Arrived sloop Rapid, Walden,
IS hours from the Capes of Delaware, and 4 days
from Philadelphia. Passed on Friday last, N. L
ship, with stump Top. gallant mast bound up; same
day, Bombay-Liook, bearing, w N. w miles
spoke, ship Ann, of Gloucester, 104 days from
south-Amerca.
Brigs Russell, Norris, and Neptune, White. of
this port arrived at Havana on the Goth May.
The soop John, of Newport, sailed from Cape
Henry, 29h uit for Washing ton, N. f.
The sioop Hudson, Browneii, of this port, arry.
ed at Richmond ON the l7th inst.
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foreign.
Foreign Advices.

rPer the Cri.erian. at New-York from London
In the house Of lords on the eth Of April,
the marquis Of Lansdown said, that il was his
intention ON future day to move an address
for Information respecting any communica-
lion which may have passed between the
prince regents government and the United
States OF America, relating 10 the cesson OF
the Fioridss.
Ferdinand, il is reported. has refused TO
full so much Of the viii of his late father as
ordered the psyment of his debts.
The German papers, state, that Count
Uamboldt 10 preparing the details Of new
representative constitution Tor Prussia.
Tas Morning Herald Of April Sh says,
shai the report is in circulation, that Mr..
Vsnsittart is preparing to resign his Office,
ADD that he will be succeeded by Mr.. Peal.
The Newcastle, OF 5o guns, was TO sail
early III the spring fof Halifax, with Rear
Admiral Griffith, who is TO be the comman-
der In chief on that station.
Another edici Of the inquisition, prohibit.
iog the pubhcalon of certain books is in the
press, and will shortly be published.
The Ring Of France has reduced the mum
ber Of the councillors Of war TO fourteen A.
rnoog these arc such as have longest held
their Office. The others arc 10 retro on
pension.
The King OF Sweden has issued a receipt
for opening loan Of 100000 specie crowns,
20 be lent In small shares, and at moderate
interest, to his Norwegian subjects.
The parliament adjourned on the Tth OF
April, to meet again that day fortnight.
In the house OF commons, op the 7th oi
April, Mr.. &. Hutchinson gave notice, that
on the 7th OF May, he should offer a seso-
iation for the repeal of tho allen act.
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III" Nosf WorShifYni
JOHN CARLILE,
Grand Master

tJrorG- Master.
A QUARTERLY communication of the Worship.
iu' Grand Lodge Of the State of Rhode Island
ana providence Plantations, will be holden at st
Johns Hall. in Providence, on Monday, the Sd in
slant, at T-ociock, p. NJ. officers and Members of
the Grand Lodge, and Proxies of Lodges. and all
Others concerned, requested to take due notice.
and give their attendance accordingly. as business
o' importance will be la6 before them.
BY order, WALKER HUMPHREY, Grand See'rv
Nav c6.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

u C. SCHAFFER. respectfully informs the La
! dies and Gentlemen Of Newport. and it's vi.
cin',y that hs second quarter will commence on
'he 2ist OF June next For further particulars
please to call and see the Subscription paper, at
j. G. sHAw's Office, No. ll8, Thanes-street.
Newport, May 26
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ME-. the Subscribers. hsyine been appointed by
the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town Of
iiverton, in the county Of Newport. commissioners
receive and examine the claims against tie Estat,
vt WILLIAM CLIFFORD,
iste of Tverton. diseased. represented insolvent
do hereby give notice. that six months, from the
Sd inst. are allowed>, the creditors Of said Is
.ts to bring IN and prove their respective claims.
and th't we shah attend for that purpose. at the
house OF Allen Durfee. in said Tverton the last
'turday OF June. August. and October, ensuing, in
he afternoon &c said days.
ALLEN DURFEE, 49,
ELIHU HICKS. ''"''s''0"s'''
Al persons that are indebted 10 the Estate Of
id Diseased are called upon to make immediate
payment TO
SAMUEL CLIFFORD, ErseH,sr.
Tiver,on, May IS, isie.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY, or

CVIHWUIt1W CTUCT.
a MEETING of Tammany Society, will be held
at the State-Ho1se, THIS EVENING, at the
going down Of the sun A punctual and early at.
tendance is earnestly requested. as the meeting will
be for the purpose ofaying the laws before the So
ciety, and making the necessary arrangements for
admitting such persons, as are desrous of becoming
members thereof. A. 'THURSTON. Aee'ru.
Month Of Flowers, Goth
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hssassin 1tion Of Kot&cbue.

PARIS, MARCH 80, l8l9.---The sympathy
OF all Eu,ope !, excited oy the assa,sination
Of NJ Augus,e De Kn,zebue, whose ceiebrny
has extended even 10 Jahan. The assassin
was named Sand, (aGas Heinrich) graduate
1f the University. He went TO Mannheim
where he inquirod for, and obtained sdmis.
sion to Nj. do K. aud began by commenting
ON his opinions and sentiments, and soon al
ser stabbed him with poignard in four psc-
ss! NJ. de koiz;bue's cries brooght his el-
dost sou to his succor, but he expired in that
cons arms. The assassin went uanquilly
into ths street, cried out, With extended arms
Ffpar 7ufania, and then stabbed himself with
she same pognard. His wounds are thought
tn be mortal, though he is not yet dead.
There Was found on him the following billet:
-" Sentence Of death Hhon .fus uste dc Koize.
ise, ereca.ed me S3d March, 1919" lie IS
aaid 90 be native of Saxony, and to have
shown marks of insanity.
Another paper says--The assassin called
twice upon M. da Ko,zcbue, In tho moraing
and alter dinner, without seeing him--He
announced himself as one Of his coun,rymen
who wished 10 make acquaintance with him.
M. do Kosgcbue lef, the room he was in
with his family, aod went to receive him Ia
the anu.chambor. What passed in the in
torval TO the result, no one knows, as
.ehsre were no Witnesses. On hearing the
cries OF NJ. do Ko,zcbuo, his wife, who had
|,sbccntly been conined in child.bed, and his
\, ,(esig hler ran and found him stabbed in four
places with pognard; one of the wounds
I'D pierced his heart, and in Few instants
~ expircd Ia their arms.
Ffs1k1. dc Kot2ebue was only So years OF age
(1the commenced hi literary career ut 10;
Ne health was Impaired, aud he looked older.
no had just ceased his functions, as literary
<c@fte sdondent Of his Majesty the Emperor
y iAlotander, in Germany, and was preparing
-to feturn TO Russia, whsn he was thus hur-
sied TO u premature grave.
M. Vcillon has submitted the government
- now plan Tor q new erganiza,ion uf tele.
Z -Rrsphs, by means of which 5000 dispatches
! per day may he transmitted To 500 corrcspon-
1aents In different parts of Feanee and the an.
<eWers received.
Y; Spanish agents have purchased in the
4 fench ports particularly at Boz deaux, ligh,
z -tqu&dfon, consisting of two eorvetts, two
khtigs, spd four goelettes which it 10 said, are
70 tosus part Of the expedition 10 Buenos
!. Ayesssf
/. ExSrees o. letter dated Lonasn, -HGrek TO-
\, 4 Wanchcster as We learn is In truly ala rm.
ing lilpssico the principle manufacturers
keQqsisue to discharge portion OF the per.
16sas who are In their employ and il is caIcu.
ls&sd, should business continue ia its present
spse, that before tho end Of April there will
~ 10000 weavers out Of work in Manches.
Z tos end i,s vicinity. Some insurrce,iooary
novswsu, on the pat Of these distressed in
dividusls is greatly spprehended, and IL Is c.
ven said hst the messirscy have secre, intel.
hgeoce which implies q most formidable
sssts os orgsnizsuor..