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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20
GEORGE WARREN,

Fore Sbeei-Near the head Of Ilgrahams Whurc
Has just received and offers tor sale
90 boxes and chests young Tyson ard Sou
cbong TEAS,
hhds- VI. /. and St. Croix RUM,
0quaF ter casks and pipes Malaga and Lis
bun WINE,
1000 bs. best Cheese,
bales Cotton
10 hhds. retailing Molasses,
casks Sperm OIL,
10 casks sol. Al snd Tod Nails,
10 bbls. Muscosado Sugar,
Casks Rice,
Boxes Prpes--do. BY 9 and By 10 Glass.
Mould and dipped Candies,
100 a.. Boxes Cigars
50 reams Wrspping Paper.
10 obls Apples--bags Of SELLS,
Bsgs epper-PimenIo-Blown Salt,
Cognsc Brandy-American & Hoiisnd Gr
Cherry Rum w iudsor snd bar SOsu
ID uble refined Sal Petre,
West lndia & domestic Coffee &C col4te
-Nutmegs-LostS Sugars.
stsrcb-Sulp hur-- GIngeF-I. X. IDGrgu
Powder and Shot, &c &C
Also assortment a
Hand 4 HoltoU Hare.
~ O. chez So
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20
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GkELLL-
LAND Of the brave where lie inumd
The shrouded forms Of mortal clay,
In whom the IRE Of vaiol bumd
And blazed upon the haitle's fray
land where the gallant Spartan lew.
bled az fhemopylE ~ yore,
When death mis- purple garment threw
On Hels consented shore
Land Of the mise within thy bowers
Her soul-entrancing echoes mng,
While en- theil course the rapid hours
Paused at the melody she sung
Til every grove and every bin.
And every stream that flOwd along,
Prom morn to night repeated still
The Winning harmony OF song.
land Of dead heroes-living slaves
Snail glory gild thy cline no mcIe
ier banners float above thy waves,
Where proudly il hath swept before
Hath not remembrance then charm
To break the letters aud the chain;
To bad thy chiidfen nerve the ann.
And stglke Tor freedom once again,
No /! coward souls-the light which shone
On Leuctras war-empurpled day,
The light which beam'd 90 Marathon,
Hath lost its splendor, ceas'G to play
And thou ant bat shadow now.
With helmet sbatter d-spear in rust
Thy honor but a dream-and thou
espised-degraded- the dust
Where sleeps the spirit that of old
Dashd down To earth the Persian plume,
When the loud claunt of triumph told
How fatal was the despots doom
all " "a A. Il.
Who died on battles CORY breast
TyTants have trampled on the clay,
Where death has hush'd them into rest.
Yet, Ida, yet, upon thy bill,
\ glory shines Of ages fed
And fame her light is pouring still,
Not on the living-but the dead
But It's the dim sepulehral light
Which sheds faint ard feeble ray,
As noonbeams on the brow Of night,
When tempests sweep upon their way.
Greece yet awake thee from thy trance
Behold tiny banner waves afar-
Behold the gliitering weapons glance
Along the cleaning front of war
A gallant chief, of high emprize,
Is urging foremost in the field,
Who calls upon thee TO arise
Ia might-in majesty reveard.
In vain III vain the hero calls
In vain nc sounds the trumpet loud
Ills banner totters-see, it falls
In ruin, Frl edom's battle shroud
Thy children ave no soul to dare
Such Geeds s 5lorihed the sires;
Their ya.og bur 4 me.eor's glare,
Which CLEANS a moment and expires.
Lost land ! where genius made his reign,
And rear Z Ibis gC.dln arch on high
Ncele scIens1 Tais'L her sacred fame,
It's summit peenng 70 Tile sky;
Upon thy cline the midnight deep
Oi ignorance hath brooded long,
And in the tomb, forgotten, sleep
The sons Of science and of song.
The sun hath set-the evening storm
Hath pass'd in giant fury by,
To blast the beauty Of thy form,
And spread its pail upon the sky;
Gone is thy glory's diadem,
And Freedom never more shall cease
To pour her moumful requiem
Ger bighted, lots, degraded Greece
FIORIO
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20
EDWARD HOWE,

No. s. Merchants Roc. Niddle Street.
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
ROADCLOTHS AID CASSIMERES--one
bale FLANNELS, and two bales BOJIB A.
GBTIS, different Coiours--ope bale IA 81 9-t
10-4 ff-4 12-i 1874 ROSE BLIiNkETS-bue
Hunters Cloth-Dufil--Coa tings-coIored Bonn
bazeenes-- amblet-bue block and white Rat
tioetts-5lue and brown Queens Coih-Pelisse
Cloth-Sik aud Worsted Yestings-green and
crimson MORGAN black, blue aud white Tabby
Vevets-Siik Velvets-Drab Kersey-worstsd
black Observation-Disclosures Shawls-printed
Merino Sbavls and Handkerchiefs Ga new article)
-wors;ed Hose-Salisbury FlanDelS-Nsnkia 4
Canton Crape>-SinchaWs-S Silks
Flag and Bandana Observation-Disclosures and
French black, green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks and rwst-Neekerchicfs Calicos-r Thread
Lsces-Madrass Handkerchiefs-w and COL
ored Cambric.--cottoD Table Covers and Doyles
Fancy and black silk Handkerchiefs-ieno and
book. plain ard figured Mnslins-cotton and linen
Ihreads-Fmniture Patch & DimIty-slk Rrads
and Ribbons-white. brown end black Linens
cotton Umbi elias gill anil twist Buttons-Buck,
Doe, Beaver and Kid Gloves-Iinen Damask--
Russia Diapers--Bed bindings & Fringes- We6L's
patent susPenders, sc. &c.
ALSO,
Factory Sheefiags Shirtings- Gnghams =
StripeS-Bcdtickine 4 Checks
600 ID live Geese aud Russia FEATHERS.
On hand good assortment Of gilt aud ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
viii be sold az large discount from the factory
prices, 10 close The sale of that article.
treach Paper angings and MI
ttory Goods.
The above articles vii be sold low for cash.
s1-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders punc-
tuaily attended %.
Portland. Get so. #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-20
Men Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exchange Street,
Haas just received. and now opening for sale
a large and extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
e III. latest importations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETlNG--i Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.--Black
Nsnkin Grape Dresses-f Case Ia Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Linen CAN BRlCS-
Linen Cambria Hdkls-En gshwhe SILK HOSE.
French Black ard White DO. do.--Ergiish and
French black aud white Silk GiOves-Beaver and
Kid Gloves Merino Hdkis.-lmitation do.-blk.
Syncbaws-do Sarsenete--Colored Lustrings-
qlack and white SatIins--double chain blk. Lee
vantine Silks-sIik and Cotton YeIvets-eegant
Ffinged VAIs-Meu's black, white and MKT
Worsted and Cotton Hose Women's white, blk.
and slate DO. do.--5-4 black BID MBAZINE-Fig-
uted BON BAZETIS-Plain do.--TAkl AN
PLAIDS-Figd & PLAIN Jaconet MusIins-Fig'd
& Plain Leno &Book do.-whte Cotton Cambi les
Colored do Cambric Musns- Black white & green
Italian and French Crapes-Englis Ginghsns- Brit
ish Furniture Patch CaIicoes- CotIon
Veslngs--T oileuets- Vslenlia and silk Vestings
Flag and Bandenna Hdkfs.- Black Silk d.
blk. red and assorted colours
Cashmere ShdW[S,
with and without Borders Black Stockineit--
Blue Nsnkins-Yelow MilIinet- Bonnet
Paper-black and white Wound Wire-Cotton
Shaws-Dmities Jeans Nankinetts Russia
Diapers; blk. ant brown Linens; Ribbons |:
Tapes Buttons Cotton and Linen Threads !;
Sewing Silks Twists ; Cotton Balls, &c. &c. &C.
Black, blue, drab. MKT, haresbaCk and brown
Bro0dclOihs; black, blue, white. drab MKT, and
bareback Cdssimeres; Blue Queens Cloths blue
aud light colored Pelsse Cloths green and drab
CcdttngS Dufis KTseys; dab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green Flanncis !;
SwsDskins Ca "a i0-A & ia Rose Blankets
&c. &c. &c. &c.
ALSO general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Sheetings Bedtickingt Gmghrms Checks and
Stripes SatiineHs Derry DiGpers Bale
American red FlanneIs, Silk aud Couon Cnbrel-
las !; Parasos Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
& Forks.
Sept. 1921 t09
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27

Psesk in vain from her ignorant and ferocious
ePpressors. The ties OF fraternity and kind.
ness will forever unite the q recians and the
, Americans; and our mutual intrrests are
! .uch az TO strengthen forever an alliance
founded on liberty and virtue.
Kalsmata, May Is, [ June 6 Z 1921.
Signed The Messenian Senate of
.kalsmats. - Peter Mayromichale,,
Commander in Chief
Such is the Proclamation issued from that
portion OF the Mores, which ha, ever been
the least snbjected to the Torkish Govern.
rnent' The little town Of Kals msts, stand.
ing a. the head Of tho Messenisn Gulf. and
not far from the ruins cf Mes.ena. 10 sepsra-
TED only by brook from the province of
Wanna. VI the assembly convened at Kala.
mata, under the name of the NIetseuian Sen.
ate' we have no satisfactory information :;
the publication of Proclamation like this,
and the mission Of so authorized Ambassador
70 Paris, with bis possession of the conf.
oence OF the most respectable Creeks in that
city, seem TO authorize Us to attach some i'm
portance to the character, of the body in
question. 1t may be inferred, we think,
from tue Proclamation and the letter from
which We have given an ex,rsct. that tn.
Greeks despair OF assistance from the great
Continental Powers in their peigbbo,hood
We are at a loss to understand that part Of
| the Proclamation. in which Americs is said
"to have sent her children 10 the schools of
Greece, where they had been kindly receiv.
| ed" Nothiog occur. to as, o which this
| Can refer, unless it be the circumstance that
the American Mis,ioosries to Palestine stop.
pea at ScIo, for the sake of acquiring the
/ language OF the Greeks, and were instrp ,tetl
by one of the Professors In the Ac..emy
| there.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
From Rclf's Philadelphia Cazstte.
CASE OF COL. CALLAyA

MIR. EDIToR,~ Whilst we adhere to the
principles OF WsshiDgton; whilst we ore
well informed and honest people we shall
CONTINUE to be wise, free, end independent
IL is the duty Of every citizen, Who has his
coootry's interest at heart, to expose every
attempt to misreeresent extraordinary and
important facts with great injury to our
good moral and political reputation AZ re
publicans) which may greatly Influence oor
future prosperity at home, and political rela
tons with foreign nations. consider the
case of the Spanish Col Caiiava of such a ma
tionsi import; so 6isgraceful TO our liberal in
sti'otisns; so dangerous as precedent, and
pregnant with such evil consequences to the
pubic welfare, that cannot help offering
some observations on it,
have been credi'ably informed, by re-.
sPsctable friend who happened to De present
when this shameful transact ton took ulace in
Pensacola tbet all the facts set forth or, oath
upon has honors in Col. Ca!lsva's Protest
(Which fret appeared in yonr valuable psper)
are correct, and that the Inhabitants Of ,hst
place speak very highly Of h m, whether as
late governor, as a gentleman, or as . Spa
nish ofbeor. However this nay te, ] am
perfectly satisfied that he j. innocent of the
crime he stands accused OF, before The public
OF thls unioD: and bow is il possible 10 SUP
pose IN MN, few days after the delivery of
ths province TO General Jack son, On jpten-
ton TO secrete and send away airy rarers.
when he might have done it al his ase and
with perfect IMMUNITY, when he wns the sole
ana sovereign lord OF the province or terrific
ryT But will suppose that Col. Gala "a
was not wise enough to do ihi,: that govern.
OF Jackson had been invested with the ex
teUsIve powers Of an EBiendaDt and Captsin
General, and fnsliy that Col. CalIsya or pbt
not TO be treated or considered in sny other
way than any other private individual wbate-
yer; Sill will maintain that Governor Jack.
SOD bad M right TO seize those papers in the
way he did; and much less to imprison the
Colonel.
sm far from imPuting di,boDorsble mo.
ives or bad Intentions to Gen. Jackson in
this case; but J shall undertake TO prove,
that he is absolutely ignorant Of the iats sys.
"HsS rel knorn fact Mat every nation
"as IT'S oUn Tcay Of administering an oath
ana u as not uncommon TO hare u adnainis-
teTed IN f1ro or more different 5royS in tie
same nation; and under The same authorize.
n Quaker's affirmation is equiuaienf be-.
JoTe our Courts Of Justice, TO another Chris
RanS oath administered 1cith tie Bile. n
Sofd'er'S oath upon homer, has tie same
JoTce by the Spanish fauS. as that taken
upon The Cospei, by other citizens of tie
same nation.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
IRELAND.

The following are ex r.cts from letter.
dated DUBLrs, August 27, received by gen.
ueman /" Baltimore. Lis written by per.
ton attached TO the govefnmens:-
This Rinydrm Is nearly inSane 10 con.
sequence Of the Kings visit. lsaw his entry
into the ci,y, and in order to s.Se you the
best idea OF it, | refer you to Plutarch's de.
scription OF the triumpnai entry Of tho Elm.
psrots. tcan be compared 10 these alone.
" While the King 10 almost de,fed here,
they are tearing him TO pieces in London =
Among various attacks, personal and other.
wise, tnsy have advertised him as q an al.
Derby fas gentleman, stolen, or strsyed a.
mong aPaek of savagcs 70 In short. there
10 en- snsry bad feeling sub.istins against
him in London. which has been heightened
by this visit; and believe more inefficiens
person wss never left t. take care of affairs
than My L>rd Liverpool.
Marquis Londonderry { Ca,tlereagh
that was) 10 here, but so unpopular, that
the other day q, tho review, he was surrouo.
ded by guards, though the King has had no.
thing in the shape OF soldier near since his
arrival.-fsd. Gas.
The King Of EngIand's visit to ireland
and the unanimlty Of The people Of that island
IN their manifestations of new born LOYALTY IN
the person Of their Legitimate Sovereign, >,
has given offence to the opposition prints of
London. which have been heretofore the vim.
dicstors OF the wrongs aud grievances, real
and imaginary Of Oppressed Ireland The
following are examples of the wit as we'll q,
the gall, ~hich has been poured forth on the
occasion: JNnt ynt
"His Majssty's presence in Ireland has
certainly had the effect of making the whole
OF the people Omitted lrishmen''--a once
fearful but now happy title g Star.
"fhere is Don mot recorded in an answer
made 20 Lord Lieutenan; OF Ireland, which
strongly exemplifies the conduct OF the sister
country in ITS present aduation OF his Msies.
ty. Pray said his excelirncy, 'iiow hap
pens 1t there are 20 toa6s in Ireland p BE-
Cause answered a Hibernian, ',here are q
| great number OF US tad eaters-E5id.n
Extract from The address OF the Lowell He
rl'h 10 the Tute!ar Saint Of kirkland I'VE
are ready to dl. in The service of your saint
ship, and we will then serve you all the day.
! OF our lives. Long life TO your honor hon
| or; and when you die, may YOU never die;
| and may our mex, Tu.ear Saint be brtter
'nan you, and yeu be no worse With all GU,
hanks tor your kindnesses and unkindnesses
tor all you do is kind, aid with resuntion
n-ver to forget you as long as yon can remain
| 10 our memories, we subscribe ourselves your
| ssintship's loyal Standardization Pap.
II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27

/ iStc's uotch mtue 10 stTlkc III the IlOerty
OF the people, aud 10 iutimIdafe them
F, into on igDominious submission, their
first blow Is at this great privilege
They prevail upon parliament 40 sus-
pend the n. Corpus. What was the
greatest grievance to which the French
were sobiecte Those iettres de Ca
cher, by which any man nigh, be inde-
hniteiy imprisoned a, the discretion Of
ministers. And what is remarkable
: enough, The first blow which the
French people struck for liberty. was
, to throw down the Bastile, where these
victims OF arbitrary power were con-
hned.--And yet we are now 10 be told.
that the people OF Florida are to be-
put out Of the pale of the constitution
And that they enjoy sncb liberty on :
~, as may consist with The Lettres de
Cachet
The Habeas Corpus il the very lie
! blood Of the other rights. What free.
dom can the press enjoy, when Gen.
Jackson may issue his iettre de cacbet
to seize the editor and coDiipe him AT
his .pleasures Where is the freedom
of conscience, when Gen. Jackson NAV
confine the followers of religion at his
nod and pleasurea
1t now appears. that Judge Fromeu.
lin denies his having recanted the
power Of exercising this writ. Itap-
pears too, that & correspondence has
passed between him and the Governor
upon this question, which has been
conducted with no little asperity AT
least, if We may judge Of it by the fol-
lowing sentences IN the communication
| Gin the Charleston Patriot I" from an
authentic source" s This excited
Gen Jackson to final answer, which
his best friends and warmest admirers
will ever regret that his p, had produ-
ced Detailed accounts of the whole
affair, with copies of the corresponds
ence, had been transmitted to Wash.
ington," &C. We presume The whole
matter will be published until then.
1t is due TO both parties 10 form no dc.
! finite opinion upon il.
Mearwhiie, We must deprecate The
course Which Gen. Jackson has pur.
sued towards Ceiiava, and toward.
| Fromen tin in the FIRST instance. The
| people Of Florida ought not to be left
IN the situation in which they are pla.
ced. some seeuriiy ought 10 be Given
for the protection OF ,hsir rights
] he impe'uosity OF Gen. jackson i. the
rock upon which the Governor .plits.
Place him in any danger. where brave.
-, presence end strength of mind are
necessary. and $ his mind rise. al once
TO the level Of the ocrasian.'' Place
him at the cannOn's mouth and he
shrinks not. But his are not the pa
thence aud eoolne.s, which are reuuis.
tie 10 qualify man for civil stations.
The Seminole campaign was enough
for US. Our gratitude TO the Hero Of
Orleans could blind Us 10 his errors in
that affair. We aisapproved his i'm
pe,uosi'y.-We expected that the ad-
ministration had been sufficiently war.
ned not to place him in high, res
ponsible. civil Office, 10 which any ex-
I traordinary powers we're attached
We feared for his iu,petuosity-and
unfortunately We have already some
evidence Of it:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
FOREIGN.
SUMMARY.

from tie Nep York Commercial Adueyt;.
ser, Of October Is.
The Opposition papers in London are be.
e inning "a rsil 1t the Irish people, for the
cordial reception which they gave the king.
The King has announced his determination
TO hold court every third year at Dupliu.
very handsome monument 10 10 b. ion
medistety erected 10 Ham nersmth Church
20 the memory Of her majesty. The sob.
Ccriptiou proceeds rapidly.
A curious book, printed in the Chinese
lansusse, containing l46 cages, printed only
On one side Of very tiae tissue paper, was re-
gently discovered by tea dealer az the bot.
tom OF a chest Of tea. II is supposed 10 have
been packed by mistake IN the wrong pack.
age, in China.
Letters from Rome cay that all the mem.
bers of the Bonaparte family, who reside in
that capital, and especially his mother, are
plunged IN the most profound grief.
IL is said that the people of Spain never
paid their taxes with much puncsuaiity,
nor required SO tide pressing to make pay.
ments, as since the re.estabiishment Of the
constitutional system. Aud the enrolmeuts
for the army, in all the provinces were never
before made with such expedition, aud 90
free from disorder.
An extensive maritime survey of the ives,
Hope TO Nortiward of the Line, 10 about to
be undertaken.
The Jonrnai de Paris contains the following
curious piece of intelligence 1--WE have al.
ready stated that report prevails in Lon.
don. that George Nv. will contrect, after a
few months, new marriage pretend
to say that it will be with the sister OF prince
Esterhazy others say the sister of prince
Leopold, h.. m.jesty's son in law"
1t Is expected that on the winding I'D Of
the late queen affairs, there will be q surplu.
OF ab,o. 10000. for Mr.. Austin.
A heavy fai! of shells, Of the snail species,
was observed at Tockington. on the 25,h OF
August. which covered the surface of field
about three acre, to the depth Of nearly az
inch. The shells are streaked and about Oh,
size Of pea
Great indignation has been excited in IN.
lonlaa islands by the conduct of the Britilt
merchants in furnishing prov sions to III.
Turks In the fortssses of the Mores, which
but t'r this aid. would long since have bser
reduced
party of Turks recently entered the kus
trian territory 10 pursui, of come Greeks VIII,
had taken refuge there but the Aus,riar
troops having fired upon ihem they made .
preciptste retreat without returning the FIRE
or committing any father hostile act
"a u WI from MaTschleS. inserted In tht
journal de Ia Hauts Garonne, ata,es that ti,e
Sresk vessel which came to Mar.eilles fol
arms. and sailed some time since, had or
board, besides the youog men and wart men
"ho were waiting For it, thirty French off
GERS desifous Of assisting the cause of Greek
Independence.
Certain intelligence has been received tina.
price, Demririns, the brother of Alexzndes
YpsLanti, has arrived in the Morra where he
immediately assuned the command in chiei
ot the Greek troops, and addrc ssed 10 them
on the 24lh July, very energetic proclama.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
A CITIZEN.

Ldfest from 81. .augustine.- An i'm
teiliSent and well informed correspon.
dent IN Florida wrote to us. some weeks
ago, that, from what he had observed
oi The disposition Of the late Spanish
oiheers in Pensacola TO delay The de-
livery of the official records Of the
Western Province, be had no doubt
that coercive measures would be neces.
sary 10 obtain them IN the Eastern
Provinces also. His prediction is ver-
med, rs appears by Tie following ac-
court, hicb has been politely for-
"arded, in anticipation Of the mail,
rom our editoria! correspondent
Char'es'op. The proceeding at
Augustine appears 10 have been equal
~ energetic with that at PeBsseolss
with ibis advantage over ii, that no
personal violence was employed IN
making the seizure Of the papers. II
is hardly possible TO conceive correct
motive for the conduct of tie late
Spanish authorities in thus embarress-
ing tie American officers in the on'set
OF The discharge Of their dpties. The
delivery Of the Provinces certainly
ought 10 have included the delivery Of
aII the papers Of public nature APP
pertaining to them; and the secreiipg
oil such pspers canpot but be regarded
a, a breach Of faith on tie part Of The
Spanish officers, if they retained any
authority under their govergmeD'; ard,
IT ihe authority derived from their go.
vernment had ceased, we hardly know
how 10 speak in proper terms Of The
soDtumaey which induced them as pri-
vate persons 20 60 to such lengths as
they have done.--NIdt. Int.