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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

from the interior gave assurances tina.
the cause of independence would DO
supported by the whole Of the popula-
ton.
A Mexican armed cruiser WA lying
at Galvezton. She is large schooner
mounting nine guns; has lately been
very successful agains, the Spaniards,
and wac full Of colonial produce.
Smuggling in those parts is carried
on with high hand. A negro trader
with about 200 slaves Cd board, lately
landed her cargo at u small river this
side of GaIyeztoD. Dry goods and
West India produce are often introduce
ed by means of the different bayous.
The Carrancrau Indians were appa.
reDtly in considerable force; near 600
fires were counted along The coast
Our informants having landed on an
an island in the bay of Matagorda, dis.
covered marks Of the cruelty of these
carnibals. A post driven in the ground,
appeared burnt all round, and on one
side there hung part of mans arm
nailed to the wood. Not far off a
wreck was seen which being Of cedar,
was probably Spanish.
Whilst noticing The affairs of Texas,
we cannot we'll avoid remarking that it
political motives, some years ago, in
duced the President TO seize on Amelia
Island, the same reasons, but in ten
fold greater force, call for the occupa-
tion of Texas. A great number of our
citizens have gone and are going there.
The countr. has no regular system Of
laws. Bands Of armed men speaking
our language, hover over the frontier.
The sea coast is the mos, favorable
that can well be imagined for SNUG.
Cling. Numbers are found now a-days
above the duh pursuits Of civil life,
and nothing but The strong arm Of pow
er and the most energetic measures
will, in similar circumstances, ensure
the observance of tie laws Of nations
and those Of the United States. Je
common report il not most bare faced
liar, smuggling appears likely to grow
to as great head here Ds in Spain it-
self. We have been told, and that re-
peatedly, by men Who have visited
those parts, that the cOunlr, on the Red
River, the Opelousas, and The Attaka.
pas, are full of African negroes and
hne European goods, struggled ill.,
The government Of the Unlled States
should know the truth, and check The
evil ere il attains greater enormity.-
Were we permitted TO advise, we
shOuld recommend the Immediate Oc-
copaiion of Teas the establishment
OF three or four companies OF mounted
rfiemen on that frontier, and the Pres
sence of four or five light cruziers un.
der diligent officers, IL: the Gulf OF
Mexico. [Louisiana Gazette.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
ORANGE A5SOCIATIONIN IRE
LAND

Dreadful qGrGy.-- 4 desperate and Bloody
affrsy, we regret TO learn, has taken place
between The OrsDgemen and the Ca;hoco Of
Bs5dOn, by which the town fer aimoss the
entire day, was in stale nf the utmost
larm, Confusion, and horror. Phe outage.
ii appears, was occasioned by procession of
the Orangemen, on the LIST Of July, The ami
versary Of the battle of he Boyne. Tire par.
ticulars, it is STAYED, by the Dublin Evening
Post, are spread out TO great length in the
Cork journals, and the following are a few
extracts from their abridged accounts,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08
The first Of JuIy at Bondon.-( From III
CorE (HrOnjcIe \


The first Of J"Iy at Bondon.-( From tie
Cork ChrOnicie.)
" ben the wished for morning, bowev.
err, was nshefed in by the roar of cannon,
every thing seemed to wear restless aspect.
The OraugemeD commenced at the appoint
ed hour of eleven, their procession to
Church; their drums and flies played in
turns Protestant Roys and Croppies lie
do7cn. They then went forth, dischafeIng
their fire arms; and irtemperately huzzaed
at evefy Catholic house they passed, and
proceeded TO the Castle road .-here = portion
Of their time was employed in consulting
whether they should alter their usual route
and return by Chapel.street which is chiefly
Catholic, and which clsimed a prospect i've
right 70 oppose their array, in case they
should persist in such an undertaking. they
prepared themselves for action A few Ga.
thoIics srmsd themselves with stones, and
heated with drink, assembled for resistance
The Oraugemen approached The fray com
mencsd, aud went on for some time with
doubtful issue The Catholic CONTESTANTS,
being somewhat projected by their interve
ming houses, foolishly kept the Orangemeo
stationary in lane, firing al Themselves and
every passenger By whom it was crossed
In the general confusion, poor woman, IN
the delicate situation Of advanced pregnancy.
wss shot through she hrar,l The fire Of
muskeiS and pistols CONTINUED, and sever al
wounds were thereby inflicted. Some indi-
viduals began TO die ribute, ct their houses.
swords end guns to every OTangemsu cspa.
Die CT bearing arms. They crowded TO the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-08

The Courier states that the circun stance
OF Lord Sidmouths letter being without
signature, was purely accidental. The letter
was taken off his Lordship lhle, aud fold
ed up, under the idea that il was signed, as
usual Immediately upon Its be ng returned
ny the queen, bis Lordships s'goaiuse was
affixed, and the letter forwarded to her
Majssty.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

the right, II we may 50 express, Of govern
mems as opposed u anarchy and sangunary
revolutions, but j. III no respect violated by
those reforms aud changes, which the reason
and lettings Of mankind from lime 10 time
Introduce o. superadd 10 the most established
systems. Put only one question, Gould the
English revolution Ut 1888, (that Of William
The Inird) have been siablIshed under such
system as that OF the Alliance at Troppau
And would not tie principle here asserted
have compelled and Justified all The Sover-
elgns 10 EAePe 10 invade England al that
time, and lAIUrce Us 10 receive back the
oIuarts and their despotlsn?
Again, we say, let not The people OF Eng
and tolerate the active execution OF these pTn-
cIples, Or they may expect 10 see The time
when declaration wiIl r9e issued against
'lemsSlyes. II The preseht ministry will not
delen5 Tie In.Sxpe1tence OF Naples and SPAN,
iet Us have I1lSfInlhal viii. We have re
peaIediy Sized thN the present ministers pos
.ess our best wishes, and our full confidence
They sill DO 50, but Il will vanish or continue
according to their Conduct III this question.
The business OF the Queen Is nothing 10 the
Importance Of this suuleci. Tbs business l.,
on onet side mere faction, aud on the
other stumbling block, ana most Justly aud
bUnOurabiy so, ~ The way Of well meaning and
Conscientious men. But Tie common liberty
OF maukmd Is Concerned in The other. Surely,
surely, EsrOpe has Il5i thus become what IL is
~ arms, 20 aiis, ana 10 general civilization, 10
be rendered 10 lis several divisions Of States,
Kingdoms. aud EWpires, the patTimony Of
Princes, Emperors, aud hings; and surely
the progress OF mankind is nol now to stop
forever, lest the further profits, personal ease,
or personal enjoy ment OF these ieudal posses
sors, should eventually become diminished aud
impaired IN he gain Of their subjects. What
would now be the slate OF Europe, ii all the
ancient despotlsms had been defended and
maintained by this general guarautee
10 word, IS not this Holy Alliance, as it
IS now about 10 be asserted ID practice, on &C
tua COME deracy, OF all the Kings 10 Europe
against all the people, and at all times as Ca
pabe OF being directed agalns: Toe most sau.
larry reforms as against the most sanguinary
revolutions And IS not the common sense Of
mankind opposed TO any general conlederacy,
which proposes as It's essential principle aud
OBJECT, 10 maintain IN perpetuity any thing so
naturally subject to error and abuse as ali bu-
man existing InsIluIIons-tbose only excepted
(and those Only 10 their first anu main prlnCI-
ples) which concern revealed religion, an It's
hrst truths OF The being oi God, and The saliva
lion OF maDk0d through our Redeemef.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
SATURDAY, March |

SATURDAf, NaTCu III.
AFTERNooN-An order was passed, directing
the Secretary of the Senate to the Journal OF
the Senate up to the close of the present session.
be printed.
Bill for the regulation Of inn-holders, retailers,
and common yictuallers, passed 10 be engrcssed-
sent down for concurrence.
Bill, to apportion and assess on the State tax
Of fifty thousand dollars, passed to be engro.sed-
sent down for concurrence.
The committee TO whom the subject was refer
red, reported a resolve, containing apporiion-
ment Of the Representatives for the next LegIsla-
ture, which report was accepted-sent down for
concurrence.
MONDAY, March 10.
Bill, for the relief Of poor debtors, passed TO be
engrossed as further amended-sent down for con-
cuHence.
AFrERNooH--Resolves providing for the pay
ment Of Military and other accounts, passed TO
be engrossed in concurrence with the House.
Bill, respecting executors, administrators, and
guardians, and the conveyance oil real estate IN
certain cases, passed to be engro,sed as amended,
sent down for concurrence.
Bill, TO repeal certain acts, passed TO be engross
ed, sent down for concurrence.
Resolve. dividing the State into Districts for
the choice of Senators, passed TO be engrossed,
send down for concurrence.
TUESDAY,, March 10
Resolves, granting compensation to J. l.. Child,
Amos Nichols, Josiah Dan and Israel WateFhouse,
passed 10 be eDgrossed.
The consideration of a communication from the
Governor of Maryland and the report of a com
mittee and resolutions, adopted by the Legisa-
ture Of that State, referred 10 the next Legs-
latue.
Bill, to alter the times Of holding the Supreme
judicial Court and the Circuit Court Of Common
Pleas in the County of Cumberland, passed to be
engrossed in concurrence with the House.
The petitions of Mathew Oliver aud others-of
r. r. Kendall and others-of the Selectmen OF
Warsaw of Benjamin ]. Porter and others-and
Of Ezra Drew and others, were referred to the
next Legislature.
Bill for the relief of Poor Debtors, was referred
to the next Legislature.
Bill, 10 provide for the packing and inspection
ofpickled and smoked fish. passed 10 be engrossed
An Order Of the House, directing that the Treas
urer Of this State pay TO the several corporation
the amount, which has been allowed to them re.
spectively on the roll of Pauper Accounts, on o.
after the first day Of May next, excepting so far a.
il may be convenient for the Treasurer to credit
sucb corporation the an cunt any part theTeo
on account OF the State Tax, came up, and wa:
con cured.
Resolve, dividing the State into Districts 70
the choice of Senators, taken into new draft
posed 10 be ensrossed in concurrence with the
House.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
FOREIGN.
From. Beps Weekly .Messengs, of Jan. IS.

From Bells Weekly Messenger Of Jan Is.
The German papers last arrived, contain a
declaration by The Allied Powers at TrOppau.
and more offensive production and one which
will more powerfully excite die feelings of all
Tue British people against it, we have never
had all occasion 10 record. As respects the
existing ministry of England, we say, once for
all, that they are unworthy, totally unworthy,
to remain the ministers Of free people, and
OF people 50 high minded generous, and be-
nevoen:, as the community of the British en-
piTe, unless they act decidedly in this business
unless they attempt in the first place, by
influence, and in the ultimate issue by force Of
arms. TO yindicate the independence of nations
and The liberty of mankind Unless they so
act, they are only worthy of being dismissed,
with contempt reduced 10 compassion in IA
vour OF good intentions, accompanied with
weak and timid natures
II any one shall doubt the justice Of these
terms, we quite only in answer the following
passage Of this Manifesto - Without doubt
the Allied Powers have The right to take, in
common, general measures OF precauiion a
galnst those states whose reforms, engendered
by rebellion, are openly opposed TO legitimate
governments. In consequence, the Allied
Monarchs, &c. have concerted together the
necessary measures, and will attain The end
desired, either by medium or force. And
these measures they have communicated 10
he Courts of London and Paris, nothing doubt
ing &c.
Without doubt we reply, all governments
have right 10 take precautions for their own
security and tranquility hut these precautions
must be taken within their own dominiuns, and
10 matters of their own undoubted right. and
moi by invasion and war upon their neighboIs,
acting only in the exercise of their own abso-
lutte rights Of independence and self reguIa-
ton. If, OF two independent princes, living
| IN The neighbourhood OF each other, one, by a
more intelligent system of government and
| administration, becomes more powerful than
| The other, the duty OF such other is to become
more yigllant. or al least 10 seek an equs in
crease by similar means. There would be no
| end Of wars, and no possibility Of that gradual
| Improvement in the condition of mankind,
which is tic law and duty of our nature, if this
| apprehension Of remote consequences justified
national war. The Independence Of natioIs
| would be but name.
There ale, indeed. certain interests Of man
kind so great, so vital, so univeIsal-for ex-
smple,- religion anu social order as opposed
10 Irreligion and anarchy as not only to justi-
~, but to require, all christian and civilized
nations TO unite and 20 forth for ihe common
defence of that upon which they al alike de-
pend. But civil reforms Of government are
assuredly not of this kind. This is not the
proper sense Of legitimacy. Legitimacy is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

Resolve, making an appropriation Tor COO
tingent expenses, passed 70 ne en5rOsse1 ~
concurrence with the House.
WEDNESDAY,, March 81.
Resolve, authorising the Governor 10 convey
70 ;be United States the right and Title to Pond
Island passed to be epgrossed 10 concurrence
with The House.
An order Of The House, directing tie Ireasu-
rer of the State TO pay the sums allowed on
the several Rolls of accounts, four days after
the rising Of The Legislature, excepting 10 Cases
otherwise provided for, came UP and was con-
Cured
Resolve. directing the Treasurer 10 pay The
expenses Of the Court Martial to Samue' l..
Smith passed to be engrossed in concurrence
with the House.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
BY THE MAILS.

Great Fire al Surtnam.-By laIe arrival al
the ues award, we are furnished with the follow
ing particulars of the destruction by fire of The
beautiful town of ParGmGriJO -
1t commenced about one O'Clock on Sum-
| day the 2lst JANUARY, and continued burning
about 90 hours. The most popuIous part Of
the town was laid in ashes. The destruction IN
volved almost all the public and elegant build
ings, Among which were two superb churches,
Roman Catholic aud Dutch, together with 394
dwelling houses 10 the whole, including
stores, negro houses, &c. there were 1900
buildings consumed. 1t commenced in the
northeast quarter OF the town, Directly 10
wndward; and made a complete sheet il
some streets forty feet wide.
The Engines were perfectly useless in a
short time, owing 10 the scarcity OF water and
the hose bursting, when they were left to the
devourrng element. Many Of the inhabitants,
instead OF trying to extnguish The flames,
! were on their knees praying for rain from
heaven. The Jews were the greatest suffer
ers. 1t originated accidentally in cook
house. and about 10000 souls were thus dry-
en- naked into the streets.
During the late Session, Congress passed
So acts % OF public nature IA local !;
% private 3 resolutions also passed /; and
the Spanish, and 6 Indian treaties were rati.
fed.
The late Inauguration at Washington, made
The sixth time that Chief Justice MARSHAL had
administered the Presidential Oath of Office.
The collectors and other officers of the GUS
toms, and postmaslers, and public officers of
all grades and descriptions, (says the National
lntelIigencer), are indebted 10 the press Of
other business, at the late session of Congress,
for escaping without being shorn of part at
least of The beams OF Office.
The importation OF all Spirituous Liquors is
strictly prohibited in Hayti-uRder conhsca
ton and heavy hne.
Mr.. HackIey, a New-York dough face
member Of Congress is appointed Collector
OF Ogdensburg.
The Washington Gazettee says, another
instruction OF serious nature has taken
place in Mexico, under Ire direction OF a
descendant Of Montezuma.
1t is said Com Porter is TO proceed u
the Pacific Ocean, in a line Of battle ship,
WIN TWO lIlgates, 10 ptoleCl tDe AueTlsan
! merchantmen in that sea.
King john Of Portugal has officially sane
toned The call Of the Cortes at Lisbon, and
has promised 10 return TO Portugal, or send
his son, as Regent Of the Kingdom.
The Kings Printer in Bermuda has been
dismissed from bis place by the legislature,
for having SAID on he departure Of Lord
Cambermer, :" In retiring from The Govern
ment of this Island, his Loldship carries with
him the respect and esteem Of every viriuous
4 and honorable mind" Some Of the members
who were opposed 10 bis Lord-hiP, consider
ed this as a personal insult, Inasmuch as il
implied that they were not possessed Of hon
CRADLE and yirtuous minds
The Coronation Of George w. Of England
is fixed Tor the 18th Of May.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

RESOLVE extending The time for officers in
Commission IN the Militia. 10 take and sub
scribe certain osths
d kSOLVED, That officers in commission in
IL the Militia of this Stale, who were required
ty an act, passed on the twenty eighth day OF
June last, witnin sixty days thereafter, 10 take
and subscribe the oaths required by the C1nstitu-
ton, be allowed the further time Of three months
from the passing of this ResOire, within which TO
take and subscribe such oaths
February %, t82t-Approved,
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22


contains 10 900 inhabitanis) were for The year
ending March |, S2l ,72l-ior the preceding
year S25, 839.-For The support Of The poor
for The last year (365 beng in the almes
house March y S4.296.-For the support Of
the poor in the year 1914, precious 10 the
building Of the new almes house, when the
number Of poor was about 100, Sl2,779.
A white owl measuring 5 feet from tip 10
tip was lately killed in n. Jersey.
The Aged Lord Erskine has commenced an
action for divorce, on account Of sIledged
adultery, against the wife be lately married at
Gretna Green.-She denies the charge.
POST-OFFTCE ESTABLISHMENT.
Il appears by recent report Of he Post
Master General, that there are 1863 Post
Offices in the United States, and upwards OF
1000 mail routes, on which the mails are
transported at the average rate OF 81 ,559 miles
day, during every season of the year. The
extension Of the operations Of this department
j. shewn by the fact, that for period Of 20
years after lis establishment, The payment for
hostages inlo the Treasury averaged but about
$4,000 year, while the payments for tue
last six years have averaged mole that $685.
600 annually.
The committee Of Congress, on the Post
Office affairs, reported, that that Department
had paid, for transporting the mail upon four
routes in Virginia, during the years l8i4,
1915 and 1916, 1921 dolls. 60 cts. more
than the mail contractors were entitled, By
their contracts, 10 receive. The Post Master
General pleads war embsrrassments, as the
cause Ut this extra expense.
William Wilkinson, Esq. Of Providence,
has made the liberal donation Of 100 volumes
OF valuable books to the Mechanics and APP
prentices' Library, lately established in that
place. -
The amount of Deposits in the Philadelphia
Savings Bank, on the 1st Jan. last, was up
wards of 100000 dollars.
A NeW Bdit.-The following is said 10 be
fact, which lately occurred on The Winni-
piseugee lake a man who was employed 10
cutting wood on one Of The Islands in Tue lake,
being thirsty, went on the ice and cut hole
with bis axe. While stopping 10 The waller 10
drink, . Musk rat seized him by the nose, on
which he drew back, drawing The animal from
the water, and instantly secured him.
Dover paper.
annual Fdas. In Vermont, lltb April,
ensuing. 10 New Hampshire, 9Th day Of A
pri. In Maine. 18th day Of April.
The maker Of Pozccr Looms in Philadelphia
has for considerable time made and sold 70
in week
donation Of 1000 dollars has been recev-
ed in an anonymous letter by the treasurer OF
foreign missions.
Uncommon Visitor.-A beautiful Rainbow
appeared at Montreal on the Isl inst.--and,
8 Tor brightness of color, is seldom surpassed
in Summer"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

Uncommon Visitor.-A beautiful Rainbow
appeared al Montreal on the Isl inst.--and,
8 Tor brightness of color, is seldom surpassed
in Summer"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22

A donation Of 1000 dollars has been receiv
ed in an anonymous letter by the treasurer 9
foreign missions.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27
Or PICKLEs,A

UT for rab.e u.r, eorsiaalIy or saie al Tie
IL Store of IONA. STUART, Fore-slreei.
Nov. 20. 5mo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27
BOREDOM College.

Tue MEDICAL LECTURES al Bowdoin College
will commence on Wednesdag the 18th day
Of February, 1922 90 on Anatomy aud Surgery bv
Nathan Smith M. d. assisted BY demoDstrator-
--on Chemistry and Materia Nledica. by Parker
C'edteldnd, II. H.-aDd on The Theory and Prac-
tice Of Physr, by Nathan Sntith, III. ~.
The Professor Of Anatomy and surgery viii
employ IN his demons tfations lie " preparations,
which have been made expressly fur the usc Of
this school.
The fee for ticket Of admission 70 each course
OF Lectures is FIFTEEN DOLLARS, ayabIe in adj
vance amounting ID the whole to forty-fve dol-
lars.
IN order TO obtain the Degree Of Doctor in
Medicine, two full courses of tie Lectures must
have been attended. the last Of which Inust have
been st this Institution
Notice IS also given, that any citizen Of -Iaaas
who nay ueed surgical operations, and who shall
offer full and s1lssfactory evidence al great pov.
eriy, shall hare such operations AMI the medical
attendance necessary ID such cases, free from any
expense. provided such person brought into
the vicinity Of the College that The operations
may generally he performed ~ tie presence &c
ths Medical pupils
0-T-Bcsrd may be obtained At Brunswick al
-l,95 week.
BrrHsslrA, NsrsulsE IL, lggl. (soP. aY)