The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-17

the affirmative, Mr. WortIey, amidst consider
able cheering, declared that the principles i
avowed were highly dangerous 70 British
liberty, and gave notice q q moilonon The SUB
ject Tor Tuesday next.
Court Of Claims, June 7.
The Rev. Mr.. Oymoke claimed 10 perform
the service Of Champion Oh the day o. Coro |
nation--gran,ed The claim OF the barons Of
the Cnque Ports, TO carry the canopy, was
allowed The claim of the baroness Grey de |
William, 70 carry the silver spurs, was allow
ed The claim Of The Duke Of Norfolk, 70 !
present glove, was allowed. The clam q
the Duke OF Montrose, to have The care Of the |
silver sculery, was referred 70 the King -
| Mr.. Soamis' claim 10 hold the basin and tow. I
( el for his Majesty 10 wash his bands, was al
lowed. Dir. Wltshire's claim TO present the
first cup al dinner, was allowed, DC. Sever
al claims were rejected, and he court adjourn
ed 10 the 18Th.
The Rev J. Smith, curate Of St. James
Church, in Liverpool, has publicly contradict
ed a report that he had prayed for The queen !
The Rev. gentleman doubtless considered The
report as an odlous SANDER, and would have
much rather been supposed 10 heap upon the
be al Of that princess al The curses OF Staw
denbergius, than to have been detected IN
waiting TO Heaven an aspiration for It's mer
cy upon her
CAPE OF BAD HOPE
Private letters from the Cape Of Good Hope,
describe it as Cape OF Bad Hope 10 the set
tiers the utmost misery aud detection pre-
vail. Their fine crops, upon which her eX
istence seemed 10 depend, having enlreIy
tsiIed (as appears by df.ught. The whole
IS described as The amos di-a>l.ous adventure
that ever was undertaken by any people ev-
cry body is ruined and several persons are
named who have rsked considerable sums
In addition TO rum anu approaching famine,
TIgbllul end naueeous picture Is drown OF lhe
Wol.es, jackas, seTpents, ants, and other YER
] min and reptiles, which IDiest The miserable
: tenements OF the settrs.-[ Stafort .4dU.
1t is not surprising that the English Phloso
: pher, Johnson when called upon for the alb
5 sTact definition Of man, described him 10 be
!. tda-pa5iag animal!
y FROM THE DANUBE, MAY 81.
? After long debate, it has been resolved in
the Dyan, at Constantinope, 10 call over
new and powerful Turkish army from Asia TO
5 Europe. Strict orders have accordingly been
sent TO several PaChas The Porte designs to
: have two large armies one on The Danube,
and The other IN Moldavia Meantime all the
: disPossble troops are assembling IN Romelia,
: whence the must ad, ance over Mount Hoe
mus 10 Bulgaria. Janissaries who are in
; and about Adlrianople are from The vanguard
OF this army. The JanissarIes 10 Cons an j.
: rople are speedily 10 march from that city
F The Russian Ambassador had frequent con
) terences with he Minister Of The Porte.
ETtrGct q q letter from a French merchant al
Perd dated April "a
We are enN ironed with terror, tents and
; blood. There is 20 safety here for any Greek
aud still less for any European. Alas! can
not Ind words TO express the horrors which
we daily witness. am almost distracted.
For the last two days my eldest son has not
been seen or heard Of. enquire for bin Of
every body even Of you who are 600 leagues
distsnt-yes for it is possible that N BIZ
fright and trouble, flying from death, by The
natural instinct Of self preservation, along he
sea shore, he may have found an asylum on
board some ship, which the wind and III,
fortunate stars may have guided to my native
country"
/ LONDON JyNFe.
J An article FROM Consiantnouie. Of the Oh ofI
MAY, says, )" W az just beginning 10 exper;- |
| ence relief from indiscrininste massacre bur |
legal murder still desoistes the Creek dusrteit.
and 'hrestens he total destruction of heir ror
nlsion. The Porte, however, begins q Re alarm
ed a. lis own me asures and he execution oil
Prince Morusi. who enjoyed in HIGH degree !
he confidence Of the peorie has excl ed sn IN /
expected indignation L was far he PURPOSE Of !
recovering some slight degree ofc-edit that tie !
Sultan dePosed the new Viz.er b nduI after !
ten days enjoyment of office, during which he |
| hsd c0mmi ted the most horrid strocities
SMYRNA M,Y 3.-lmnediateTy lie eceipt |
q the intelligence respecting the disturb in
Cons'srtlnopie, orders were ISSUED for he for I
ns'ion Of corps Of Volunteers ~ his province I,
The Turkish oonu'ation was slre d n arms and !
ristols were Fl ed at the Furopesn rs on horse \
beck. At lene tn. IN he night IF Su0dav, ths h I
ultimo. the Chief of the French Factory. Nth /
two of his officers, fell in 0 the hands Of M
mercus patrol, whn, ui'hou' res-ect 10 their Il !
nfarm or rsnk, insul,ed, bat, srd drsgFed hem
away. NIt being known ~ the fi-st post thet /
were set a. liberty. At midnigh i, the Consul e !
France, repsred with the Head Of the Frct,-v I
% nc Governor who assured them that sAtsf,c- ,
ton should Ne gwen.
On the following dsy the Consuls wen' in .
BODY % he local AUTHORITIES. The people nut
vsrinus const uctirns upon tbs rrOreduTe--some
ssying tbs he French msuder medita'ed .
revenge, while Others represen ed The Turks -
IN s'Ste nf evaporation, and tsik-d OF contem-
rlsie1 MSS 4cres and firing the town