The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-08
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w are under The necessity ofealtng upon those e
sur snhscfiters ,uhs here been delinquent FOR ereraf
years mad. 10 make immediate settlement fmeir bus
Ihis eaIkcanuoi be deemed uareosohabicni hisfme,
.p,c;oIL, ~ tte.s MIRO haze been indebted 10 the es
tabiishnkns from $50 te pears. 1prempt collection
afsks debts must be made, and II ss'ne noftcefs mol
taken c this request BY hose 10 rsos rs addressed
marc particular invitation rih be .irfn f'es' oy
IN 4tsorrep, We hope this tciH DC ne fasi tne'i'e
sl,oHbe under .hs4seeessisy cfgp'ns paofc he''ce
sf this kind-and zoe frelthe more confidence ma
our patrons ioiH yield 10 Our tcrs solicitations as
she fruits of the Garth arc 80 abundontiy 'ep'ens-
snr The garaers and oil natare is smiling on the ''o
es Of Proridenee.
We extract from the National Gazette, editea
by Mr.. Walsh, a learned and classical criticism
upon the arms Of Maine, together with the edit
or;al remarks upon the same subject I'VE are
inclined to think the criticism was conceived IN
Maine. though Pennsylvania has the honor Of
its birth. If the propriety Of the motto in refer
ence to the crest can be supported, we snail De
pleased 70 afford opportunity for its viadica-
ton. We trust that those who designed II, oy
Offering the reasons for its addition, can defend
the classical reputation Of the state.
4 Coroner,s Inquest was held on the body OF
. man 6aund dead on the 3lst Of July, in the
woods in Bridgton, which to appearance had
been dead two or three months. By the CLOTH
;nr found on him. he was identified to be per-
.on Who boarded few days at Cages tavernj
shopt the middle of April last, who called HIM
elf BARNARD Me Do,Dsi,--s said he was % years
old-a native Of Dublin, Ireland, where ms pa.
rents now live--whs a dyer BY profession, ana
IMPRESSED on board British man Of war, wnere
he served as a sergeant Of marines, and deserted
from the army at Castine> with the suara unue'
his command.-He apPeareA TO be person mucn
.;vcu to strong drink, had very little property at
the time he was last seen-was msch out OF
health. and appeared deranssd.-Verdict oil the
.Jurv. that he "came to his death by reason oil
disease, delrism and epilepsy"
A meeting Of tire merchants Of this toSn
was held on Tuesday last agreeab'y 10 no''h-
cation. to consider the subject OF the new Tar,
il. which was proposed at the last session Of
congress. A committee was chosen 10 drho'
crate upon the subject and report at an adj
,ourned meeting. It is understood they will
report ths afternoon at O'Clock, at Mr..
NEAL's Insurance office.
The Supreme Court Of Mdi's, will this day
commence lis tirst session under The new or
sap;zatiou. in the county OF York. We wish
unto il, in the Ianxags Lord Coke, at this
commencement Ola new era IN Inc )"dic'al
history of the State, :" the gladstone light OF
iur;sprudepce. the iovelinesse at temperance.
the Stabilize Of fortiiude, and the soiidiiie Of
justice" -.
The same court will 81, 10 this town font
night from to day.
Ether SprprEy, Esq. Of Sacc, has been
srpoiuted by the President OF the United
States, District Attorney for the Slate OF Maine
MIR. MosEs DAVIS is appointed assistant TO the
Marshal Of Maine, to take the census OF Fort
land,
Lord Coetrcn. i, very successful in South
America. His vigilance and courage arc both
stimulated by avariee nothing tangible escapes
his rapacity, aud nothing vincble his boldness.
The last feat Of his, Of which accounts have
reached Us, was hi. attack and capture Of TIP
strong fortress Of Vafdivia, in Chilli. defended by
.li6 pieces Of brass cannon. The place was car
red by force Of $40 soldiers ola Chill regiment,
and the sailors and marines his flag ship the
O'Higgins, the brig Intrepid, and the schooner
Montezuma. 80. -.
The town, castles, fortresses, with the'eannon
and all the Spanish royal depot, consisting Off
immense quantity Of ammunition, the military
stores, and chests of the Spanish army Of the
South, were all surrendered to his AUTHORITY
Thi. is considered a great achievement, and
death blow to the power Of Spain in that quar-
ter. 1t is said that Lord Cochran displayed
great gallantry ON the occasion he a''ailsd the
fort. himself, led ON the men, aud with his own
hand planted the Chian standard on the great
square.
MARRIED.,
In Wi,ca..et. BY the Rev. Doct Pac}r I'd, Mr..