The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

nOrd, m Norway, dated SeptemOer u hc"
Lirht-House ) erected on this coast within the
district of Christiana river, within FEEDER Light,
which is very useful 10 guide ships in dark nights
running or beating up Or down the river, The
want Of a light on the Fuglehul1 Rocks having
proved fatal 70 many vessels.
The Fuglehull Rocks arc the three south
east Of Bollarerne, lying oumost rocks they
are living close 70 one another IN strait Inc
from south to north. The lighthouse i 42 feet
above tie surface and II lamp light cclIpscc
every half minute to distinguish il from the Fer
der light. and will for the first time be lighted
on the lst Of November next.
"In' case the wind and sea are SO high that
vessel in the night cannot beat up from the coast
which i verv difficult, as the current sets on the
shore in heavy gales and not having pilot on
board she may with safety now run for FEEDER
Light, and from thence steer for the new Fugle-
hulk Light. where a vessel in tulerable smooth
water can keep her cruising in sight OF the hight
until morning; she will always keep her place,
rs the current from the Dram and Chlstiana rlY-
or is under her lee side or if the vessel has
pilot on board, he will from thence at any time
run the ship TO a good anchorage
FRANCE.
Paris dates are to the 10Th October. On that
day the FisCount de Ruault, was condemned 70
death, for the assassination OF Gen. Dulean. The
Archbishop of Paris was at the point of death.
1t appears that the Court of Peers will soon
commence the trial of Mazian, charged with be-
ing one Of the cor sprators Of the 10th Of August,
1920. On the l7tll, the officers q justice, met
at the palace OF Luxembourg, to examine the
documents relative to this affair
Although Count Biacas, the French Ambassa-
dor at the Holy see, has entered into convcn-
ton with Cardinal Gonsaivi for suEo changes III
the concordat Of 1917 il is certain that hc de-
mandcd no dismissal, either of those who have
been instituted as Bishops, or those who have been
simply nominated.
A telegraph TO communicate mercantile inior-
nation, is TO be established from Paris 10 the
principal sea ports. Communications may be
made by night as well as BY day. News from
Bordeaux to Paris will be communicated in i've
minutes.
France is augmenting her army with extra
ordinary prompttude, aud TO the full extent of
the peace establishment. The avowed object is
to complete the strong Gordon extending along
the boundaries Of Spain, from the Atlantic u the
Mediterranean, 10 keep out the yellow fever.
SPAIN.
Latest from Observation-Disclosures papers Oct. a,
state, that the yellow fever continued its deso.atng
sway in Barcelona, BarCelonetta, Port st. Mary =
Xerez, and Lebriia, and all communication between
these places and the surrounding country rigorous
ly interdicted.
PORTUGAL.
An article from the Journal dc Nuremberg
dated Vienna, 18th ult. states " that the recall
Of the Austrian Minister and the Consul Gener-
81 from the Portuguese Court, had excited tie
most intense sensation in that capital. 1t is
viewed by some presagc of war, while 9TH
ors affirm that all relations between Austria and
Portugal are interrupted, and that a diplomatic
rupture with Spain is also inevitable"
\ Another account says the Austrian govern
mont has addressed a note TO the Foreign NJ y,
bic for its f. f5Kfnts in P2Ftq 6 a Te1
/ The recall of the Austrian Minister and the Counsa
General from the Portuguese Courts, says a Vienna
Journal has excited the intense sensationsit il
1 viewed as presage Of war
| motion has been made in the Portuguese Cortes on
the utility and necessity Of the marriage OF priests.
AUSTRIA
The Austrian Emperor has established a Novciate
Of Jesuits az Vienna.
! ITALY.
| Naples Great numbers Of the CGrbona7l
and others who attempted the late abortive rev.
Oluton, have been tried some sentenced to be
| guiotined, others TO the gallics, and many ban
lShGu from Italy. ne rope has issued q Dull Oi
accommodation Of all the CdrbOndri. The
| philosophy of the times has shortened the horns
of these Bulls very essentially.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Some very extraordinary doc uments relative
10 the latter days of the reign of King Charles
III. have lately been found among the records il
the Heads College.
Within a fortnight, nine churches were rob
bed in the north Of Ireland, in all cases OF the
same articles--the communion cloth and cush-
ions A hundred pounds has been offered for
the detection Of the robbers.
Trr female Pirhpocl'ets in London have be-
come as numerous as the nnaies but the former
rival the latter 10 the art to such degree IS al
most 10 engross the whole business.
The King of England is still on the Continent
--hc had had an attack Of the govt change
Of Ministers was talked of, but denied by the
Courier.
The Royal Squadron were on the eve Of de-
parture for Calais, to receive the King, on his
return TO England from Brussels.
SOUTH AMERICA
.NEW GOFERN.IE.NT' or .MEXICO.
Don Juan O'Donoiu, First Regent and Captain Gen
eral ad interim.
Perez Bishop Of Puebla, Second Regent.
in Chief in the field.
The Ministers are
Foreign Relatons-Almaza.
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