The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

xxrEAcr FROM rHE LATEST ENGLISH PAPER.
How the Ministers will be able 10 bear up
against the storm which Is gathering against
them we are entirely at loss 10 conceive
Their friends reproach them with imbecihty
and their enemies derldc them with every ep-
tibet OF contempt; feeling, We apprehen
which may be exenpliied by addresses from
all parts OF The country. What, then, are tbc
Ministers TO do? That is the question nov
with all orders Of men. What they will do
l. impossible TO say; but what the Queen
friends expect them 10 do is we believe, sum
med up ~ paper, winch has been put into
our hands, and which we understand is circula
ting by them with great rapidiy through many
OF the principal towns and cities.
BOLD md EXPLICIT LANGUAGE.
"1he HEARTH the ALTAR, ssd the THRONE!
&C These must re respect. and these mast ne
defend, as long as The right hand knoHs us Gun
aang
. INDEMNITY for the past, and SECURITY for
the future: These are what the people Of
England expect from the Ministers, and these
are what The people OF England have resolved
10 obtain.
Il. The restoration of her Majesty's name
TO the Liturgy Of the Church.
ell. A royal house Hampton Court /;
Kew; Buckingham House; or Kensington
Palace.
:" I'LL. A free exercise Of the rights. prvIeg-
es and immunites, to which her Majesty is
entitled by custom, courtesy, and the laws Of
tire land,
g These obtained, then LEI there be peace
and good will throughout the country let
there be grand national amnesty and jubilee;
and let the rich and poor alike partake in the
general joy"
These propositions we give as we received
them; but whether they will be adopted in
the whole, or in part: or whether Ministers
have any project of their own to conciliate the
Queen and the people, we leave 10 future ex-
perience.
The Marquis of Buckingham was insulted
on his way to Stowe-the Earl of Brdgewater
on his way 10 Ashbridge, where he employs
hundreds OF poor people-and the Bishop Of
Landau on his entering the village Of which
be bad been many years the distinguished
rector.
Important 10 Commerce From the follow
ing extract il will be seer that a yerv ready
way has been found out to neutralize The Cd
pressiVe operation of the French retaistory
tonnage law on American shipping, through
The nedlum OF the Italian ports II The neigh.
hourhoOd al Marseilles.
ErtrGct Of Letter. dated
GIBRALTAR. Oct. "a
Ion may wish 70 know The operation of the
Tetaatory law of the FrenchG overnment upo,I
your commerce in the Mediterranean.
10 toe portof Marseilles, where all youl
trade IS confined, the law is rendered pecu-
larly accommodating, aud subjects the mer-
chants OF he United States 10 little or no IN
convenience
An American vessel may call off Marseiiles
and communicate with her Consignee, without
being Obliged to enter. Ii It be expedent 10
avail OF The market for her cargo she is ordered
across the Gull TO The port OF Nice, inSsrdinia.
OF via tTanca, IN Savoy, where the expences
ale very trIfhng. Nice affords an entrance Ia
vessels not drawing more than twelve fee,
water; but Villa Franco is spacious and con-
venIeni Tor a0y draft. AT either Of these ports
the cargo is uanshipped on board French
vessels Tor Marseilles, and the difference of
duty on the cargoes from the United States for
that market, arriving in French vessels. [par-
tioularly colonials will more than paw al The
additional expenses. including the freight.
The American ship then lakes in ballast
and goes over TO Marsellles, which exempts
Der from the new tonnage, and loads her return
cargo.
The American merchants al MarseiIles have
an agent al each OF The above named ports 10
attend 10 the interest Of their friends.
The Cortes have approved The foreign loan
OF ten millions OF dollars with Barring & Co.
OF London. The terms are not published, but
they are said to be grinding.
After The lst of March, Tobacco is 10 be
admitted into all the ports OF Spain, upon the
payment of reals 30 cents) per 10. duty.
The committee reported in favour Of the old
system ct monopoly, but the Cortes deter
mined 10 change il, returned the bill with
instructions to report what duty ght reason.
ably be assessed 10 prevent the depredations
OF smugglers-and such has bee The decision.
SAT-, another of the Kings perqnisites. !
declared TO be free on tie Isl March. QUICK
stEves will 90 next.
The bOonapartisis IN France have protest
ed N The name Of The Duke Of Orlean. against
The legitimacy OF The young Prince of Boz
deaux-they say has mother neUer uas preg
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