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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-23
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&a& SHIPPING LIST. &sS&
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Monday, May t5-Ar. schr. Seneca, Robinson,
Honduras. cargo indigo i.gwood aud mahogany.
Tuesday-Ar. brig Superior, Capt. York. rs
days from Cape Henry, lHayti) with molasses
apd coffee. to Messrs. Samuel Hanson. NJ. p Saw.
yer and the Captain. brigs Rachel and SAL
~, Erwin. Of and for Philadelphia in 10 days, dis
Fortuna, Read. Of Philadelphia wait cargo schr.
Richmond, Treadweil. of Ipswich, lond. to sail in
8 F; 81. Hsion, Farmer, Of Wilmington, Del. dsch |;
sch. Minerva, knight, Of Boston disch. sch. James
NJ 1nroe. of New ern, wait. cargo and a number
of English vessels waiting for freight. Sailed in
company with schr. Margaret, Gray, for Bath !;
and Eliza, Keith for Boston. Spoke. My 18th,
lat 50. Ion. T2, scbr. Commodore Perry, 6 days
from Ssvannsh for Boston--Ney-saw of Man.
tucket going the shoals, .chr. Olive, of Port
land. :
Wcdnesday-s Trio, Perkins, Guadaloupe,
for Cas'ine, cargo molasses.
Fr;day-sl. America. Iiolbrook, Porto Rico, for
Bs,h. cargo sngir-schr. Margaret, Fulton, St.
Domingo. for Bath, cargo molasses and coffee.
brig Mary, Eaton, Cas,ine.
>oLEtRANcEs.
Tuesday, Nay i6-C'. 81. votary, s'ockmsn,
Boston.
Wedaesday--brig Moro, Greedy, Wcst-Indies.
Friday-brig Pacific, Robbins, Matanzas
SKIPPING MEMORANDA.
Sch. Olive Branch, Sampson, of Bath, % days
from st. Barts, ar. at Boston on Thursday last.
Sch. Carr, Story, sailed from ST. Thomas for
Bath LIST inst.
Brig Sarah and Susan, Larrabee, Of this port,
from Alexandra, discharging, was at st. Thomas
LIST inst.
Briggs Paiafox, Of Bath, Rdwin, Fame, and
William, ofths port, were at Havana 28th ult
Sch. Lewis, Littlefeld, Of Kennebunk, for
Charleston; and sch. Bangor Packet, for New
York, cleared at New-Orleans Goth ult. Brig
Eliza, Of Wiscasset, for Philad. sailed from the
Balze two days before.
sloop Caty Ann, Whitney, of this port, from
Aux Cages, was to sail from Wilmington, for
Philad. 9th inst.
Sch. Gen. jackson, Cook, from Bermuda, has
arrived at Washington, N. c.
Brig Argo, killeran, Of this port, IL days from
Matanzas, arrived at New-York 18th inst.
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DAY SINGING SCHOOL.

WILLIAM DAVIS informs the inhabitants OF
w ,hi. town thar he propofes to open Sing
ing School for the instruction of Natter and Mis-.
,es. lie has procured . room over the Portland
Academy where he will commence his 6rst quar-
ter on Sofs,ds, ne 27fB ;sS and continue II every
wedcs,dsy and Saturday during the quarter, from
to 7 O'Clock, p M.-Terms rsssouabe-to be
made known q the opening Of the school.
His School for instruction on the German Flute
commences this Evening q, 7 o'clock. A few more
scholar. will be received IL application 10 made
Immediately.
For Sss-A Bass Vio, Cariouet, and French
Horn. Inquire as above.
Portland, May %, 1890.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that further time Of sis mon'h'
allowed blythe Judge Of Probate, Of Wills, &c.
for the county Of Cumberland, to the commission
ers on the estate Of WILLIAM CHADBOURN
PAGE. late Of Brun'wiek, Phy'ician deceased, for
receiving and examining the elai ms against said
estate, that they will attend 10 tina, duty on the
FRI Monday Of Juoe and July, and the second
Monday Of July At the couusing-roon of Joseph
MeKesn. from two 10 Sin Of the clock ia the after
noon Of each dsy, ersdisors are hereby requested
TO take notice and govern themselves accordingly
JOSEPH McKBEN, } Commits
l.. T. JACKSON, toners.
Bsunswich, May 10, 1889.
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the first appearance OF danger. Were it not for
these funds deposited in Boston, never more than
$4,000 from one bank, such an immense crcula-
ton could not be supported; their bills would
return almost as soon as the messenger who car
ried them away, and thus they would DC obliged
always to be prepared to meet them. or else by
reducing the amount 10 give them a credit which
should keep them abroad We must therefore
protest against any more complaints from Boston
on account of Eastern Money, until the banks of
that place, which are indeed most in fault, corr
rect the evil at its source, and TO hold out
TO specializing and avaricious spirits, the tempta-
ton Of gain, 10 their own evestual and the pub
lies immediate injury We would not be
thought to justify the management Of the fallen
banks, on the contrary we think their conduct
highly rcprehensib!e, and proceeding from
spirit of speculation, if not peculation, which
ought not to be tolerated.
ssThe President and Cashier of the Hallowello and
augusta bank, (aIessrs. AoRy and MKRRIcK)
have called upon all persons Indebted thereto, to
make immediate payment, or their notes will be
sued and those indebted to the bank, who re-
fuse TO receive its bills in payment for goods, &c.
must expect, they say, to have their notes sued
or sold and further, that their real estate valued
at $1,000 will be sold, and their bills received
in payment. They conclude thus-"lt is con-
.dered by the Directors that the funds, property
and notes of the institution, amply sufficient
to pay all demands against it," We offer no
opinion on this statement. By the return made
from this bank in January last, its capital was
x15O,OO0; bills in circulation l67, 325; and cash
on hand 81, 139 dollars. Their last semi annual
dividend per cent. Debts due to the bank,
244.478 dollars.
We should have liked this state ment better,
il the President had intimated in it when it was
probable the bank would reccmmence cash pay.
ments.
Wisea,sst. SiOO, OoO.-CirculaGpn in
January last $4,000 Specie 3a,464.-Last
semi annual div ide nd per cent.-pebts due the
bank l48,237.
Casiine.---Captal 800, 000.--Circulation
$40, 7O9.--spece SsO,Os7.--Due the bank
Sl74,5le'
APPRENTICES LIBRARY.
The Committee for procuring Books for the use
Of this institution inform their fellow-townsmep
that they have procured Room for the use OF
the Library and that they are anxious not only
ofextcnding its influence TO a. many as possible,
but to lose no time in putting it into operation
they take the liberty, therefore, ofrenewing their
call upon the liberality Of The public, and Of
lcitng the favour Of those who have not already
contributed to this highly benevolent object, to
avail Themselves Of this opportunity of adding
their mites TO an institution which is not only
honorable TO the town, but calculated TO impart
lasting BENEFITS to the rising generation. Dona-
lions entrusted to the care II either Of the Com
mittee will be thankfully received and faithfully
applied to their intended use.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-23
INAUGURATION.

The inauguration OF PRESIDENT ALLEN and
Professor NEWMAN took place at Bowdon Col
lege on Tuesday last. The introductory GER
c,nonies were performed by the Rev. DR..
PACKARD, vice President of the institution.
Addresses were delivered on the occasion by
The President and Professor which The public
viii probably have the qualification of seeing,
in consequence OF the application OF the boards,
from the press. 10 the evening, the college
was brilliantly illuminated. The Exhibition
was on Wejnesday.---lti is understood, that
measures were adopted by the corporation Of
the college Tor obtaining The patronage OF the
State in conformity with the provisions Of the
constitution.
The .4lbnny Register is issued under new
name 1" TIE New- York Stnfesmor," conduct
ed by Mr.. Carter the same editor, and profes.
sing the same principles, Clinionian Republic
can.
II was Just forty years ago last Friday since the
Great Dark Day, which happened on Fr'dav, the
10Th NAV, 1850. and extended over the whole
of New-England, the darkness being so dense
thai candles were neces.a y in houses at noon
day. and in the evening "no more light could be
dsccrned las noted by person at the time) in
looking into the heavens, than into close
collag "--.Salem CaS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-23
ORDLN.ATIOE.

On the 18th inst. in the University Chapel in
G. nbrdge, the Rev ANDREW BIGELow was
ordained to the work Of the Christian Ministry.
Sermon hy Rev. Pres Kirkland, from Ephesians.
iv. II, l., i3.--Mr Bigelcw has lately gathered
a verv aorrishing Congregational Soc ETY. in
r,stpo-' and his ordination is to prepare him
fs undertaking. the pastoral charge Of that peo-
pie ; ring limited period further; response
i'li,. which he assumed after declining their So
hciiaiious to remain permanently with them.
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WRITING LESSONS.
MR.. COLBURN

II AS deferred commencing his next course Of les
sons until THURSDAY the 2Jh inst Those wish
ing To attend are invited to call and see the i'm
provemen,s Of the present pupils. Should snffi-
cieat number apply Mr.. c. will open from to
half past in the evening tn continu. one term on
Iy-rhe other classes E Ladies and Gentlemen
attended at the usual hours. 2w. May 23.
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TO BE SOLD.

DY order of the Judge of Probate in and Tor the
ID county of Cumbes Iond, on Wednesday, the
Sist inst. al ten O'Clock, A.. M. ut the Store Of
Capt. THOMAS MILLER, in Bristol sixty acres
of urimprovea land sitpsted on the sea board, sd-
joining land owned by Mrs. McKown, IL being
part Of the Real Estate of Dcct. Ahiather Alden,
late of Scarborough, deceased. For further par-
,icuars apply to Capt. SAMUEL CooMBs, Of Bris-
ioi, or the Subscriber in Portland.
JAMES ALDEN. .2!mr.
NV n, 1000
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CHARLES BLANCHARD

CHARLES BLANCHARD
LAS received ny the late arrivals Cfoekery ,osss
IA and China Wares. which, with his stock be-
fore on hand. he wishes to cell for cash or edit
amorg which are
40 Crates assorted for the country and large
stock Of opened goods for repaeking--
1900 Tumblers Decapters; Wine Cruess; Salt
and Castor Bottles plated ADD common Cassors
common, painted, Lustre and China Tea setts
Dining and Desert se'u; Cur Ga" dshes q; $50
dec. Ccmbs Writing and Wrapping Paper !;
Beads 4; American Brown Ware and @ ." Bo'tles.
A I'm all auor,rent Of HARD WARE such a.
Waitr, Kni es and Fo,ks, Spoons, Candiesticks,
sick'es, Buttops, &c.
Those who have formerly purchased in Boston
are requested 20 call n No. 5, Merchants Row
Middle Street.
May IS, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-23
MARRIED..

= This town Mr.. SAMUEL SAwIS, Of Lirer-
more, to Ni's sAa'H WEsn, of this town.
In Vinalhaven. Capt. Abram Young, Of Matin-
icus, to Mis- lydia Thayer. OF the former place.
In Lineolnville. Mr.. Ahiel Sheldon. TO Miss
Harriet Munroe. eldest daughter Of Hugh Munroe,
OF Thomaston.
In Thomas;on. Capt. John Allen, to Miss Mer-
oy Maker, daughter of Jonathan Maker.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-23
Brass and Iron Cabinet Ware, and
TOOLS


Every kind ri Saws Plane Irons (hisels; Gou.
re. aud Bits, in sets singly; bit Stocks. with
bits pol ard screw Angefs ; hne and course Files
aud Rasps; Rules Compassss and other Joiner's
and Carpenters Tools Ciockmoker's Harc and
Tools all kinds OF IRON SADDLERY snaf-
ne and Pelham Bits. Siirrups. Spurs, fatsets, in.
lets aud roller Buckles brass Nails; brass and
iron trunk Locks and Handles LINN aud Wooden
Web wrought and cut Tecks I; PLATED Bits,
S,irrups aud Spurs saddle Nail. Buckles and
Chains an assortment of Saidter's and Shoeuioksr's
Tools variety of b. ass and iron Candlesticks
and Lamps Ira.s Aniirons; coarse and fire bass
Wire &; tined iron table aud Tea Spoons; every
de cripton of brass and iron Locks, Latchec aud
Hinges, int lading various sizes rising joint Butts
all sizes Screws; shovel aud longs Waters; tea
Trays hresd, knife and che,s Trays Nelson's
Brushes and 1rowes, some of the latter Of new
md improved construction; COOL assortment Of
plaied, gilt and Ma,berman Buttons; plated and
gilt ball Button. all kinds Hemming's suptrine
aud best W {. Needles pound and bundle Pms /;
fish Hooks, Of every size great variety OF floor
Brushes heath aud hand Brushes. various colors.
gilt and common cloth hearth and flesh Brushes !;
shoe Brushes all sizes and qualities Paint Brushes;
chase ard twig Whips, Brushes and " hi ps chief.
iy of States Pri.on Manufacture; Pocket Books !;
lead Pencils; lux Powder; writing and wrapping
Paper ;slates and Pencils Quills Inktands &c.
lin and ron by quantity or'etan iron
and ti,'J Rieets; Lanthe,n leaves Wrought and
GU, Nails an Brads of every size and best quality:
English deck Nails aud Spikes, from l to inohes
iron trace Chainss lind halter Chains and Rings;
Fowling pieces, various kinds. by she dozen or
singly Guns and Pistols for military use Anvis,
Vices. Frying Pans, sheet Iron, sheet Lead, Eng.
lsh and American Shovels and Spades Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Flat Irons. Axes. Brass Kettles.
by 9 and by 10 Glass; best Glue; Pomace and
rotten Stone Black Lead and Lead Pots; Cross
cut Saws; Dutch and Philadelphia mill Saws,
wit a many articles not enumerated.
An assortment, of Iron HOLLOW WARE, IS
daily expected.
H. Traders IN the country ,ci,o lire nearer his
fomn haa Boston. couid probably find il for their
interest 10 call as most Of the principal articles in
The Hard Ware line BY the quantity eHbe found as
cheap MS in thai place.
March %.
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A FARM for Sale al Auction.

WILL be sold at Pubic .3uctioa on TFED-
.NESDAY. The l2h day Of July nert at 10
O'Clock a. M. on The premises.
4 FARM situated in Sumner. in the county
N of Oxford. uhereon tLlis SrANpfsH now
lives, consisting OF about 800 acres oil good LAND
on which are siiusied slsrge and very convenient
two story Dwelling HOUSE. three BARNS and
cut houses, and Merchants STORE. The stu
a,ionis pleasant. AMI affords good stand for
Trader being in the center of the town. and but
few rods from the Meeting House lately built.
The above will be sold in three several Lots or
the whole together as purchasers may choose.-
The terms Of payment are 800 on each purchase,
IL sold separately, in thirty day.-$tO0 do. in six
months ana the residue in payments Of 800 yearly
on interest food title will be given and good
security required. For further particular in
quries may be addressed 10 the said Standish. or
to the subscriber in said Sumner.
ELIAB STURTEvANT, .fuci'r.
Nav f6. 1890.
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ITO Be SOLD at Auction, BY MCCLELLAN 4
! FLETC HER, Oh Tuesday, 9Th June, / o.
clock, A. NJ Share No. as in the Portland Ii.
brary. JOHN +. BfOD, Liorarian.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-23

WILLIAM NEWHALL
~ ONTlNUES the Boot aud Shoe Backing Busi
~ ness a. usual ., his chop opposite tbs the
Town Pump, near the hay scales. May %.
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a Diseoui Sc will be delivered before the PlSAt r
IA SOCIETY OF MAINE BY the Rev. Mr..
rayson, nj his meeting hou.e 10 Porianj on WED-
htSDiY EYENING May 3isi, At o'clock |;
and meeting nf is members will be holden ~
the same place. a. O'Clock p. NJ.
May %. c.s. DAYFIS. Stc'ry.
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DIED.

In This town, Mrs. Harriet, consort of Capt.
George Bradford, aged "a.
10 Newbnryport, on the Sd inst. Mr.. Nathaniel
gmery, aged 81 years, son Of George Bmery Of
Thoma ston
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POSITIVE SALE,
AND WORTHY OE NOTICE

POSITIVE SALE.
AND WORTHY OF NOTICE.
House and Land IN Pleasant Street.
On WEDNESDAY. June the 7ih that valu.
~ able lot of LAND aud Inconsistencies on the
notherIy side of Pleasant Street, and the prop
erty of the late Mr.. Thomas DeIano, persons wish
ing for further description, or to view said prop
er,y, will please cell on Mr.. Joseph Mariner CT
ATWOOD & QUINCY, 4uet'n.
No. 1, Union Wharf, Portland,
ujPsa'e at II o'clock, on the rremises-Ierms
liberal
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ON Wednesday the l4th day of June next, at
9 o'clock A. M. at No. 8, jones' Row, Ex-
change Street Portland, will positively be
sold
TINE REMAINDER ofthe Stock in said Store,
i which is now selling at the lowest rates
much cheaper than can be purchased in Town,
consisting Of Gold Silver and Plated ware,
Pearl Gold and Gilt Jewelry,
| Britannia Church Service,
Gold Repeating Watches,
Gold, Silver, and Gilt do.
Gold watch chains, Keys and Seals,
Britannia Teapots-Plated do.
Plated candle sticks,
Silver Table and Tea Spoons-Silver creams,
Sugar tongs,
Swords, Epaulets, Fowling pieces, &c. &c. &c.
Together with almost every article found in
jewelers. shop. S. MCCLELLAN, ! o...,..
T. PITCHER. '1"e'''
May 90, 1920.
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PRICES CURRENT

1T Portland, .Nay %, 1920, taken tfroa,
recent safes and wholesale dealers prices.
CORRECTED EVERY MONDAY
BY ATWOOD & QUINCY.
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HENRY GODDARD,
HIS ron SALE, III No 6. Mussey's RoV,
Wholesale and Retail,
HARD WARE GOODS,

ofhe foiiouing descriptions
4 y assortment Of CUTLERY, consisting Of
IA Knives and Forks of every quality, neln-
dug sets of ivory handle. large and small with
oaIsers; arett variety of Pcnknves; pocket
Knives !; Joek knives Scissors; Razors shoe and
bu cher knives; drawing and curryng Knives.
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AWQ1lfON2a

VALUABLE SHE OF
CROCKERY WARE,
JUNE the 1st, at 10 o'clock, at Tie Long
Room, Exchange Street,
60 Crates assorted Crockery WARE.
90 cases China Plates, Cups and Sau-
GERS, Coffee Cups and Saucers.
Terms-less than $50, ca,h-from So to 900,
mcnths-over 500, 9 months.
k5Invoices will be printed and ready for de-
livery May a5th.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-14

scholar who has succeeded him. Th-re Is now a
promise of something in Bowdoin College which
we have uot before witnessed-a light is dawn
ing there, for which we have long waited-.there
appears to be day coming up, at las, upon our
literature, and heaven grant II may be bright
one--there is a charaoter--an energy-a CONSOLE
dalton forming and settling upon it-and pervad-
ing it, which makes us hope for aud believe all
things-and we may well fatter ourselves, that
if it continue TO enjoy that patronage which IT
has recently enjoyed, and if there be still III our
state the present pride to love and cherish our
literary establishments, we shall not long be OBJ
lissd to look west for the bright places oil our
learning.
We have just received Catalogue from Bow
dom by means Of which we can show 10 the poo
pie, at least The preSei prosperous state oil lhinss
there, and that there is spirit Of encouragement
already, abroad, on which we may rely with
firm aud enduring hope. The Catalogue gives US
% Seniors,
25 Juniors,
SO Sophomores,
10 Freshmen.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-14

...foag Oh PORTLAND
schr -, fl,eebsll for bath, saiied from st.
Croix W E) Oct 20.
Brig Sarah. Cole, of ,eco, 90 days from Roma
vista, or Mobile, uac. was at Havana Oct. IL
ar 18Th.
At Point Petre, Oct. 10, bries Francis & Sarah,
Rich, Bath, unc. /; tSruius, Sawyer, kennebunk,
uuc. Jane, Mcclellan, Portland, . Hero,
Robinson, do. unc.
Brig Mary Aon, Of Portland, s days from New
York, has al. at Darien.
Schr Thomas, Gilohrisi, of rhoaaston, for
Boston, up at Petersburg 5lst ait.
schr Olive, Prince, irom this port, ar. at Al
exandria 3ist nit.
Mount Desert, for New York ; Daniel * James,
for Boston
Schr. William, Johnson, Of Dresden, from Dos
tou, ar al Phladeipf 81 INST.
Brgs trsncis, DAVIS OF kenncbunk, and Fc-
rox, Burnham, of do. were at Port au Prnce,
Oct. 2, TO san next day.
The u. 5. schr. srtar, ar. at Charleston 26th
ult. lew days before, of ST. Simmons, boarded
the sem. Retrieve, days from Bristol. (,le.)
bound To MBsquito River, l.. Florida, having
number oil labourers on board.
Ar. al Norfolk, 29ta, brg Me xico, Stspwood,
Bath sch. Southern Trader, ',mpsou,oi Castpe,
from Aiexandris Tor Brazts, h,yiug sprung aleak
coming down the bay.
Ar. at Alexandria, Goth, sch. Midas, Boston.
30tn, sohs. Union, Bermuda, ballast; Susan,
Ames, sisenias Adams, Emery, Ihonaston, and
up for Boston.
CT. at Philadelphia, Both ut. sch. Betsey,
Triton, Lubec--3ist, brig Susan, st. Andrews
ist INST. az. brig Rising sun, 81. Andrews.
Az. at New York, LIST inst. brig aeptune's
Barge. Crane, Of iiallowall, Charleston, days,
and was 10 sail again for Charleston TIN inst
Up, sch. Maine, OF Saoo, for Wilmington first
wiSd.3d INST. sch. Aretas, Johnson, fortland,8.
Az. at Boston, ilh inst. brig Eliza, Boyo, Of
Vscssset, Philadelphia, via Portsmouth 9th,
brig James Monroe, Chase, OF this pori, Balti-
m9re.--Ship Warren went To sea for Charleston,
Sd inst.
In the gale of Sept. 81, al Port au Prince, much
damage was done TO the coffee, and several hous-
es unrooled. l. vessels were driven ON shsre.
but ali got of again, without much damage.
Osly an Am. sch. rode out the gale.-Bngs Gen.
Macomb, shanks, Of Baltmott, and Gen. Pike,
of Kennebunk, were entirely lost, outside II the
harbor, with their cafsoes, and the mate OF the
former pershed.
The wreck of sch Sally, Of Saco (reeently
abandoned at sea- fdll OF water, was fallen in
with Oct. %, lat. %, 30, long. 70. 30, masts
standing.
brig Charles Fawcett, Cox, uncertain, was al
New Orleans Oct. z.
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Extract from a Memoir Of the Queen, pnbiishes
IN The Liverpool Mercury, paper Jraesdiy
10 her Majesty,
" Il msy be- necessary TO observe, that the
court OF the Duke her father pstiook OF that
freedom of manners which is described 10 ex-
ist in various parts OF the Continent, aud
which, fron The rigid noi,oas vi delicacy
which exist in tbi- country, we have been
taught m some degfee 10 condemn
q" Il isl stated. that al the aye OF Is. peri
cd Of our lives when The heart is moi .u.cep
lbe Of lively impressons, gentleman from,
tis sister Kingdom. OF progressing manners
and Elegant appearance, itrIsed al her iath-
ers csurf. The fist acquaintance between
the Dake Of Brun,wlck and his gentleman
was formed after hard fought battle on the
French frontier, in Which the d Hes had been
victorious. The personal intrepidi'y If the
young officer was con-pcuous, .sa1 was OBJ
served By the Duke hlaself, vho pfa,,ed bis
conduct on The fed with The fGankness OF
soldier. raised hin 10 the rank of Colonel, and
appointed b,m one OF has own Aides-de camp.
'As attachment is sad 10 have sprung up
Between lbs gentleman aad he young Pun-
cess, which excited the disple asule of the
Duke.
- This attachment, was stfeng hened by
subsequent circumstances OF romantic ma
ture, INTO the detail oi which our limit, WILL
not permit vs. TO enter. Suffice !, TO say, that
after the lspse Ut -cyersl years, and on he eve
vi The Princes. being brought TO England
to be married to hi, present Majesty, hen
prince Of WsiesI a wild and esperaie-,itempt
was made by the gentleman M question, aided
by an Iusa policeman. This was defeated by
The vigilance OF Der father. She wa rescued
from the Danger by which me was threatened,
and saiel, conveyed 10 our shores. The au-
ihors oil The Intended outage were for some
tine confined "a PRISON, but eventually sscap-
Is The one vas subsequently, reported TO
hse been killed Il the bale Il Hohehliden,
and the Other ieil ,icim 10 cerais visionary
schemes iaio winch ae had .p's ed With re-
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