The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-02
Foreign Articles.


lnat Tie Queen ever once thought ui preparing
for another world.
Size e'Inctd careessness of Eia, and
restles-ness from self induced degradation
- TIE eyes o. lie nation and her last hours
were spent 80 talking Of plots AMI cun,p.ra-
cies JCatch ueUer ecisted aad enquiling What
good her popularity had done a. ID HE we're
disappointed ia us Effects III such topics.
and ~ 40 angry lamrntalIon after the prIy-
.'sges,' The power, ana tie dignity vi Queen
ct England was Tuesday, tie Last day OF her
mortal career expended.
The Times says, " 10 mir,red Prela.e
was near ID receive, amid-t ile- Inpre,.I,e
ceremonals OF bis Office, aud to Publish 10 lie
world, her solemn Lecllra Ions ut innocence"
Ot these declarations none specifically apnear.
tut tie Tunes still speak uuIy, 5nl ianruta-
Ole II IS 10 reject upon, EoI only that 10 a MI
tired Prelate" was present, bu. tuat religion
was altogether forgotten III The last I" peocsJul
moments" Of her Majesty's lie We bear ri
her Majesty making CoLiciIes III Der wIl.-ue
hear q her Majesty taking over her worldly
affairs III Alderman Wunu-we hear IF hrr
Majesty entrealng her legal advisers to s'a,
win .eC-we hear Of Atr Majesty's Jantgr
arriving 81 toll galiop--bu; We hear Of no
cier.F man living been called upon (jhe Req
Mr. Wood mentioned Is a lad, a son Of ihe
AidermaH's al Cambridge, but we much doubt
his being IN orders.) We certainly ID not
hear q her Majesty's prayers, nor Of her Ua
.estys participation ID the Blessed CommuJL.on
Of orr Holy Church.
We have no hesitation in saving. that
mole ppa.liDg, cherries description of a
se7.hhead we never read anu however suit
able ID Tie close otsuca iIie as the Queens,
most aasuredly, 10 paper, except the Times.
could have been 50 ignorant Of right, SO care
less Of respect tor patronr~,'s memory, OF 50
disfesPec'ipI to ihe good feelings Of the rep
uiable proportion "a is readers, as 10 have
recorded II with an air OF triumph
The EHgllSh Wtigs-It is stated IN The
ST James Chronicle Just received, th.t 6 for
some lime past, h- m jesIy has been earnest
y engaged N CouI-e Of concilia,ory nego.
t1"on ietween h's prr-rn servants and The
ieates OF he Constitutional Opposition and
with .u,h complete ,ucce,s that all the Gren-
Vile wings as they are called, have protested
Their willingness 70 cooperate 10 carrying
on Tie 'etnacnt upon tie principles protes-
:ea 10 Mms'er-
Tbs CJCumsiarCe al once accounts for the
pr ntnt figure which the leaders OF the
Nug party made at he Coronation. and
their apparent all ndonment of tue Queen.
Who was not even accompanied ~ her '.trus-
~ friend Alderman Wood. when she en-
deayored 70 push her way INTO Westminster
Abbey. ". Y. Com. .adv.
important operations have lately taken
place u the Empire Of Morocco. Nu4y
ZeIc aa'iDg learned hat his Uncle ScIrman
had prepared a foEmi liable expedition against
hun, " out from New Fez with his troops.
and L-'ing defeated hose II his uncle, took
the Woe train % Artillery consisting If rs
cannon. mortars and ammunition Muev
Zejd thea eLiertL New Fee with BIS army
whence ne = 10 march for Tetuan, SC. 10 act
against anger and CahIia de Anghora.
which len,an faithful 70 bis uncle.
SL4VES.
The num.e- .' Saves imporicJ from The
Isl q January, 1917, to he 1T Of January,
i Il 'i..o ~ " Jaueiro. .r - ships. was
1903. A much larger nur W.. ~. BOOTS
had been embarked, but 2.Q4- hot Erd ,,
The Middle PossGge. One vessel. VII. P,o.ect-
or, had taken on board 2O7 slaves 81 NJ zan-
blGne, Of agh0r l39 died during he voyaqe.
= The number tslaves imported INTO Rio
III J1'el'" from January !, to December 81.
i-le, a.- 1902 The rumber embarked
h. been p, 23I in 50 ship, Of whom ? ,429
had died on Tie passage. One vessel The
PeroIa De Nosira, from Mozambique lost 16I
out Of 42I another lost 229 out Of 659 4
third lost 238 out OF 454."
The London African Institution IL 4 DamDb.
lei against the Slave Trade, have gwen the
names Of four vessels, in which they intimate
that Americans were Concerned.
DUBLIN, AUG. l5--Esery man, woman and
child in Ireland appears ieiigbted with Tue
King and not the 81 aiesl particle az Marty
spirit exists any where His Maies'y sad
yesterday TO Sir Benjamin Bloor fed. !. I
5yaRf no soldiers-I lvan! no ofte- Guards tbga
ny Irish people" The fact ", \. " j MT
solder nora peace officer ia attendance on
bis majesty. The King held private Levee
tbs day. al which several Ambassadors. and
lrIsh DigniIares, having business with him.
werr present But no one else was permit,
TED 70 be present.
LONDON, AUG 60. Alderman Wood has
published 4 note complaining that DR.. Lush
IngtOn, and the other Executor of the Onpnn