The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03

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'ss aeai q political controversy, I've saall pre-
Ter 70 Iabcur . l:!sle harder ID he field Of
peaceful rnisceIIaar, to becoming parties in
Inc destructive campaign which has already
opened.
We shall keep cur readers informed OF the
progress aud result of The war, and take care
10 preserve insiola'e the rights attached to our
neutrality.
In speaking Of Maine election the g Rhode
Island American has the following remark
The Name papers are bnsiiy discussing the
subject of "who u TO be the next Governor r.
Ger. Chandler, Gen. Wingate, Judge Paris. and
r. Ton. Mr. Williamson, are In nomination.
1he former Gentleman has declined, and the
name of the latter as candidate had reached us
only from the above source.
The election in the state Of New-Yor for the
approaching convention, has terminated decided
w in favour OF the An;i-CIintonion party Among
the gentlemen however of the opposite party,
who have been selected for the high and rcspon-
sible duty Of revising the Constitution, may be
named, RUFUS KING, JAMES kEvT, Chancellor
of the State, and Chief justice SPENCER, of the
Supreme Court these nen are Of the most con-
spicuous standing in the State. The venerable
JoES Jar declined being candidate by reason
of age and inhrmity.
The Constitution Of New-York was formed in
7T77s the follswinp members Of the old conyen-
ton are the only survivors John Jan. John
n ~ e. -r@la
V. President) I'm. Padding, c. Sands, @. Tap
pan and ID. Geisoa MIR. King was then citi-
zen of Massachusetts, and is native of Maine.
Mr.. Noah, Of the National Advocate, advises
his party TO use their victory with moderation.
He says, we have triunphed; let us use this
victory discreetiy- Letus approach the Consti-
tuition with great Caution; let us do nothing 10
alarm our opponents, who have an equal inter-
est In the form OF government about to be estab-
lshed. Let US have liberty, without permitting
it TO degenerate into RIGHTEOUSNESS"
On the 9th instant, the Captains and Subal-
terms of the First Regiment, IN The First Brigade
Fifth Division, met al the house Of Dexter Bearee
Esq. innholder, in New Gloucester. for the pur-
pose Of filling the vacancy Of Colorel, occa stoned
BY the promotion Of Colonel DANIEL HAIL.
Lieut.. Colonel JoHs WEBER, Of New Glou.
cester, was elected Colonel.
Major JABEz CusH1IAN, Of New Gloucester,
Lieut.. C0isrlti.
Capt. ELIAS BAKER, Of Windham, .Maior.
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To Yreserve Cucun6ersf from the striped bug,
sci out an onion in the hill
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London paper, speaking of Lord Petersham,
calls BIN harmless Earl, who lives but 10 the
ladies smiles, and breads the power of man.
whiskered dandy, man. nor brute, bat Just
enough ofeach 10 make it doubtful whether dame
nature, in wsnton freak, took from her shelf the
vissge OF an ape. and placed it on a twoiegged
frame resembling man,
The late Sir George Stsunton informed friend
that he had visited man in India who had com
mIfted murder, aud, IN order not only to save
hss asse, hut wsr~t rsaof much more Consequence,
his cast, he submitted 10 the penalty imposed
this was, that he should sleep for seven years on
ahedsieau, without any msttrsss, the surface of
which was studded with points Of iron resembling
nails, but not so sharp to penetrate the fesh.-
car George saw him in the fifth year of ms proba-
tion, and his skin was then like the hide OF rhi-
noceros, but more osllous; at that time how
ever, he could sleep comfortably on his = bed IF
faoras," and remarked, that at the expiration of
The term of has sentence, lie should most probably
Continue that system from choice, which he had
1cS- ooiA5Cd 70 duopt tFOIu necessity.
TtrSyh RE tndnsss fhr British JTee cniHl FIR this State
Tse are s5tsd &c fat before reader dy The fszu
isgeia' P7pers S1hieh cnVsy 70 Saint ArarSVt RE pr-
AT TsG COURT AT CARLTON HOUSE THE 2lsr
OF MARCH, 1921,
PRESENT.
TIE KINGS Msr Excellent Majesty in crui-H.
hEhEAS ~ an Act. piSsd IN the htty -sghh yer OF
the reign of his late jest, King George the Thiri.
Untitled An Acr allow tor three ye.rs and until
weeks after the commencement Of the Thea nezr
pontedb by his Majesty within the Of Scotia
and New Brnnrw Of the articles therein enumerated
" and TN xcrtation ther Of from sucn pors en-
acted thar shs aud be lawful any British ship
vessel swaed and navg ted according law k1
or oe9ngg 10 the subjees OF any ereigu Or State
such Porrs within rhe provinces of N1v4 New
as shall be specially appointed for thar purpose,
law 70 The contrary irhsandng bis Msjrstv BY vr
tue OF the powers vested ID Him by he above eirec Act.
oy and with The advice OF His Privy Coul cii 70
order and hereby ordered that from and after the date
ct tots ORDER ard until further order made thereon il
shall DC wta IN any British built ship VESSEL owned and
navsse according 10 law ship vessel belonging
60 - subjects OF Sovereign in aity with his
Jcsy, 10 import the port of ST. Anirs VS.. IN NV
knnssek, any scanng panks slaves, hssding-5o
shingles hccs horses cattle sh hogs, poultry
live stock OF brta biscuits, onr, be
fatoes whesT, rice osbsey gain OF sort Prch,
s articles shall in all where the shall be inn
prd IN foregp vessels he OF the grow produce
aacture o the country which the vessels importing the
same shall Belong snd th il shah he lawful in British
but ship OF vessel ownrd anu vigzred sccord 20 rs.
70 zoe United KINGDOM or 10 any other OF His MJesps
possessions.
And hereby further orerd 81 n and may he
awfu an any Brsh-built ship vessel, owned and navi-
Rated according law. any ship vessel belong ing
~ subers OF Severe State in smiry with His Ma
Jesty. from the port Of 81. Andrews IL wrus-
wick, gypsum, grins ones pToduce uuac-
ture of the sad prrvncr and also pouce anuac-
the United kingdom or 81 his Msirsty colonies
IN fne ora IA