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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
SOUTH AMERICA.
FROM CARACAS.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 6.-FrOm our attentive
correspondent at Caracas, we have received
files of the Gaztttc of that city to the o6th Oct
They contain the official account of the sur.
render of Cumana, on the 10th Oct the
surrender was principally caused by the deser-
ton of the Royal troops. Gen. Bcrmudez
the Commandant, thought proper to Weld. In
consequence of the merciful system now pur-
sued by the Independents, the Royalists no
longer remain loyal, but desert daily in large
numbers to the victorious banners of their
cOnquerOrs.
Our correspondent ALSO mentions, under
date Oct. 99th, T." that the Spanish fleet that
had sailed from Porto Cabello, With provi-
sions for the relief of that place, lived two
days after its fall, and the Spanish nmand-
crs of the aforesaid vessels ioinedin ce rating
the victories of Columbia in that city, WING
received polite invitation from the p. ;oi
General, after having been permitted TO anchor
in the llarbor on their arrival near the city. A
Spanish schooner the Rosa, privateer, has
been captured and brought into the port OF
l.aSuira two days since by the Vencedor, com.
manded by Com. Daniels the same brig sail.
ed again this morning in search of another
near the aforesaid port" TCiip Gar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
COLOMRIAN EEpITRyJC

The public papers of the executive, and
officers of the Colombian republic, present IA
display of.principlcs so perfectly in accord
with the spirit of the age, that the friend of
republican government must derive high gra-
tiiicaton, from finding sentiments of public
virtue, and principles so happily developed
and felt in the new republics of the new world
we find in the Gazette of St. Thomas, of the
10Th October, the following address from ge-
neral Mariana Muntilla, to the naval iloiilla al
Carthagena, which we have not seen in any oil
our pubic papers. aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

DIR. Blacow then eulogised the Brilge-street
Constitutional Association the ioyoss accl;,-
nations ofthe Irish and poured forth fer
vent prayer for every earthly aud eternal bless
ing to George ".
When he concluded his fervid harangue
there was very general stir throughout the
Court, we believe of applause.l
Mr.. Justice Holroyd, in the most guarded
and temperate language, gave his opinion that
1t was libel. The epithets were most abusive
and dcrogatory. Could he be ignorant that he
was traducing and yiliiying the Queen I? BY 4
particular statute they Were to Judge whether
the defendant was guilty. As il clergyman OF
the church OF England, holding himself out as
very loyalandvery DESTROYS of the preservation
OF the state, he gave his opinion of the Queen.
guilt, left not the people to their own reilec
tons, and thus he disturbed the peace. But i
was for them to- Judge whetherit was libe
or not. They We're To lay out oftheir minds
| all other considerations, and totally their owl
| opinion, respecting the question ofthe Queen'
, guilt aud innocence. The only question was
| whether the publication tended to degrade tn,
Queen,to traduct her, and was pub,she,
with intent to vilify her, and to break thu
peacc.-ln his opinion it was libel
| The Jury retired for quarter of an hour
and found verdict of GUILTY.
The reverend defendant had quilted th
Court before the verdict was returned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

message, in forcible language, reminds the
members OF the nature of their relations with
the people, from whom they have received
this important power, and properly directs
their attention to sue h sources of supply as will
create an adequate fund with the least incon-
venicnce.
Although 1t appears the war claim of the state
upon the general government is not yet finally
PAID, The Executive entertains no doubt of an
ultimately favorable settlement [.4mer.
We learn from the St. Lonis ENQUIRER, that
Cote san dessien is selected by the Commissi-
oners, as the future and permanent seat of 60
yernment of the state of Missouri. [D.
NEW YORK, December 5-We understand
the steam boat which arrived yesterday, took
her departure from Hudson, there being con-
siderable floating ice in the river above that
place. The late mild weather has probably
opened the navigation to Albany. II is some
what remarkable that although the wind has
been from the north, we have had no frost
here for the last three nr four DAYS.
Five ofthc gang of,illaihs concerned in pas
sing the recent emission of counterfeit SIO
notes at Philadelphia, were apprehended there
on Monday night. Iii said that upwards OF
ooo dollars at this base paper were palmed
upon the citizens in the course of Saturday
Connecticut, was destroyed ON Tuesday last
by fire, occasioned by the friction of the
picker"
meeting was holden ut Salem on Friday
evening, of which the Hon. benjamin. Pick
man was moderator, and j. p Saunders, ESQ
secretary, and twas voted by the meetin;
that they concurred in the opinion expressed
at the meeting in Boston relative to the cxpe-
dlency ola National Bankrupt Law, and n
committee was appointed to draft Il memoir
al To congress on the suhisct .jIer. .3tv.
VALUABLE CARGOES.
Cargo of the ship Henry Astor, from Can
ton-436 cases silks: 600 chests, $40 bales
and goo bundles Nankins +; s23 chests and ii
ten catty boxes young hyson tea: Sa7 hall
chests d". eel boxes do. 2,3G3 boxes hy-
son do. 10 boxes souchong do 7O5 bags SUI.
gar; 10 chests rhubarb Gl8O mats cassina
Cargo of ship Milton, (of Boston, from Ma
nliia il,75I bags, % hhds. % tierces and 9
boxes sugar 20 boxes, bundles and bale
nanleeas 2 boxes indigo. Il bars coffee: and
~ boxes swcrt-meats
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to be the yellow fever Premium
on Spanish dollars II ais. [Pairioi.
FROM PORTUGAL

ConlesSeu 10 ne tue yeuuw lever. premium
on Spanish dollars 1 ais. [Patriot
FROM PORTUGAL. ~
Lisbon papers to the nth October have
been received here. They are occupied prin-
cipally with the proceedings of the General
aud Extraordinary Cortes, then in session
there. Among other acts Of this Congress
on the Goth September, they decrccd ii new
form of Government and Public Administra-
ton for the Provinces of Brazil, which made
the residence of the Prince Royal therein, un-
necessary and they respectfully make known
to the King, that they have resolved that the
Prince Royal shall speedily return to Port,,-
gal; and shall, on his arrival, visit, incognito
the Courts and Kingdoms of Spain, France
and England, accompanied by persons distin-
Suished for learning, virtue, and attachment
to the Constitutional System, to be nonina.
ted ny His Majesty, in order to acquire sutl
knowledge as is necessary to him VINO will
one day occupy the Portuguese throne.
| Ccntinel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

ALRANr, Dec. 4.--Our river is again aln1os
free OF ice, and the navigation open to Ne,
York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

BosToS. Dec. "a letter from a gentle.
man belonging To this vessel has heen receiy-
ed here, dated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

Barnabas Bidwell, ESQ. formerly Of Massa
chusstts,ls elected member of the pariamen
OF Upper Canada, for the counties of Leuo,
ana AddinStoA, Canada paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06
LIBRARY AT CAMBRIDGE.

We lately bad the pleasure OF recording the
valuable donation to this library Of the splen-
lid work on Egypt, published by The French
government. We have now the qualification
If making known another act Of similar muni
fcence. JONI HUBRARD. Esq. q this town,
has presented 10 the University copy Of the
Botanical works Of Thornton, consisting OF
d. 4 new illustration Of the system OF LIN
npus, vols folio. containing picturesque Bo-
tanical plates, Illustrative Of the sexual sys-
TEN, ard Of tie choicest flowers OF Europe,
1sia, Alrics and America, and portraits q the
vnost distinguished Rotanists-
Q. Boianicai Extracts, Of Philosophy Of b.
iany. Folio. vols
;. A volume Of Plates belonging TO the lat
Ter work-making in all, five folio vols. most
richly bound IN green morocco.
The work i among the most splendid which
have ever appeared from The Engiiah press
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

Boston. Org Mary, Hicks. Of Thonaston, re-
manned under Sewelrs Point 22d ult. capt. on
the sry--The Caroline, Seayy, from Frank
fort, ar I'D the Roads cath.
Up AZ Alexandra Goth. sohs Monroe, for Bos-
ton-Ann, Webb, for freight.
Ar At Baltimore 24th ult sch Olive, Blanch-
ard from Charleston-28th, sch Morning star,
Kempton, Penobscot-OIive Branch. Fowler,
Beiiast-Packet, Buckspor;.-cl sch Baltimore,
ST. Andrews.
Ar Al Philadelphia 9th ult. ship Warren.
Webb, Liverpool-cl tug Maine, Wilkinson, Of
Newcastle, hayana-26th ar briggs Rising sun,
Prince, and Betsey, Blanchard, =. Andrews
29,h, sch Planter, Drinkwster, Pensacola.
The Telegraph, Blanchard, Of this port, has
al al Wilmington, for st. Thomas.
The Sabat, Gould, Of Wells, for St. Mchaels,
q az salem 28th.
At +, Jago Oct. l, brig Fame, Thompson, OF
Portland, dIsch. sch Monroe, Gers, from Cura-
Goa. AtSt. Thomas 7th ult soh Cashier, Spur-
ling, q Cranberry island, from St. Barts.
Al Port az Prince Oct. 3, brig Orion, kenne-
bunk-2 brig just ar from 30.
Al ourinam 29th Sept. ship Neutrality, hence.
The oally,Glidden, OF Newcastle. r. st. Thorn.
az, had ar at Wilmington Goth. The sch Sene-
ca Eaton, ci at do. for Cape Haytan, She was
last from Cape Haytian days passage.
The iIalsey, Small, and sch Nilo, Fauswor.h
for Boston, sailed from Richmond 10Th. The
Hazard, Sylvester, lor. Savannah, has CT at Bati-
more.
1 Ar at Alexandra 28th ult. schrs Joseph, Prince
/ PortIand-kdward Murke Belfast.
4 At Havana oct. 3, briggs Palafox. Bath 3 days,
I Dolphin, Cunningham, for New York-Betsey,
/ Ills, for Boston, capt. sick-Atlas, Moody, OF
kcnnebunk, for Europe-George, Harding, Of
! this port, uncertain set Factor, Of 10. for Ma
tauzas, 10. The Cobbossee Coutee had sailed
! FOR Boston.
, 1 he ship Juliet, Of Bath, loaded and ready 70
| sail for Liverpool, lying il the stream of smith
\ field, N. u. on the 2lst October, between and
10 O'Clock at night, took fire, and vessel and car
\ go was totally lost. Cargo consisted Of 1896
\ barrels turpcutine and 5l9 bales cotton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

The public have quite impatient AZ the unexpected
decays the public tion 81 Laws. The poPCntmet
1T the publication OF the first volume until the second should
also 81 printed has arisen, understand from the
rangtmsnt ,ope by the Jurisprudence, each
volume should contain complete index OF the hole
tents both volumes after tie OF the edition Of
Mass achuettS Statutes publ he'd in So TIE 4dvutaee
arising from such o. the index that By
looking "a any 3artcuar heat the whole law found
-fcrTeI 10. ID whichever Of the volumes il may n contain
II, Such iudc could completed until
after both volumes wete printed. Though sheets Ut the
laws, they pTnt q. were. from tir1e ne fur
~shed the B0a. they pStsSion of III
whole. unr the sv 81 September. Since THAT period,
c publishers have Zee furnished with tatlr Of contents
= the second volune-and siso within few dNs. with
ample index fully revised md corrected Tn DELAY.
therefore a. The publication Of the Statutes has not arisen
from genents Of the Board OF Jurisprudence.
cPtng far relates The suspension Of the pubcs'
ton Of the hst volune, until tie seoord should also have
been prnt-snd also tor the list DAYS or fortnight
euped IN finishing the revising, correcting and completing
N The InatNs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

-..-'' t-- iirf.-t treaty tCt " Silence ol wees
WI l'''''.-. III" '''Nt'- lir appointment and when H
Hil ''rM'.'y ifl.".H ..i- tIH..-at"1 syftlI--he
iha'aA-e, Il' t't. 4'4rec 4s 'nlrl rfHrr. ln thr
"'ah 'h'~ NH ' RIM N'. asa, to iat sIdrir@ C tHo
-- o'' "'-' MN, si'' Hh- ul-tf iEis stale and
tIt 'h.'-- oli'ts wy Nis lti-oi '-D tc state were
'."i-' d- "a. ..'' WIN Lt l"ur-'tC i rr Governors
m ""i7 l' 4-tfA AZ. nv .-a"suA' lIysrCnt ut tht
s'nh'-""i,A Ad.a-'i WAY d-.utHt i..rd tIfh au WV
icAii III roA+ -id r'frr,H A. ARA A.Il. imitation ND
''nut't great l-1e t-il .h4t. oi rHat Vfcn Dis dis
played t lt coronation u " hu. aI ,hr c,r,l.-
Stages 1,tIl'H- pEgU " ".'l tr ut. fI .s., rrr,,
rIancpT n WV, w, t37t t.e r,..-,.- ljt Nv ,,,, ~
,.ar sith h,u- .ositrrt oi t1r -r-ltr ana s.., ~
Governor tur following l., predecessors stems also
..,lcs aver tine iruuIs ua rewards to hc obtained M
r." e.ra: cltv, az, rt.c..Irlf -..9.tr mi C0gry,,g
ia, y,o-.y KEEP Ei. at h. .or some ,iuc but ~
ra-tn at ua- rctel' -"c o ear D .Is ar Iiion Chc-
s.u indeed h' 'a" majority iiu Oh Tic present case
.., -naN'f' IN MIS- .ia '''A6'l- sun he keeps lbs
-''.i '' .' ll ' ol.-- ..'''S' IN Ne 1,icve,to
'..'. MIN. Mn Nj. '''' '''-i. "ne'uy Iepu5
i-.' i' 'l' N''' "'" .P'.' NM -' CONSTITUTION.
WV t' dlt Hi>'.a.h ID l'c'>-"W Ieasoring ot course
trsi lr rINnrcN-. iUI we are lniOnnCd IN a late
court l"pcf Nit M t' tL-cttd "t"'tr M Congress
.il IN ntiisl'u lat II mas tCe-i IacaIy ascertain
rd h "At i'lt hy ihe covh'h ri iheir late session
lnc 'oAst'ui'h IfoNid', lA eNllC's tnns " trat
nt he.tf oi C9I-Iess, @c. snail have sCat IN GUAR
f.t.e during us bc.cg sucn member ~ Congttss,"
and d. also profccs further tHat lo person holt
ins any on o. place Currr the United States, SC
sIHll ,ttrCfSc tle Office Ci G0yrnct
D. tDt !lct D. as La> tttr lui Icy aTCmccd that hc
Is tlo-Cn tits gentleman SHOWS lt-bt,au.p il was
bs uhcia du'v io CONT the votes a.ll 10 cause the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

From the Nantucket Enquirer, Oct. IS.
South Shoal OF .Nanhtcket--Souie doubts hav-
ing arisen whether Capt. Colesworthy IN his
late surveys had discovered The shoal bearing
this name, several gentlemen Of this place, with
a view TO remove all doubts On this subject, dis
PATCHED vessel on Saturday last under the COM
mand Of that experienced navigator capt. Peter
I. Coin, who 18th capt, Jonathan Briggs,
capt John Calef, aud other approved OBJ
servers. have, n the minds Of most people, con
frmed The late surveys Or capt. Colesworthy and
Walter Folger, Jun. Esq.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Oct 2l. lat 80, Ion CO. sch Washington, 9
DAYS from Konnebunk. for Pensacola.
Oct Q6, lat 80. Ion 73, brig Betsey, Baxter, Of
falmouth, tom 81. Andrews for Philadelphia.
Oct. 26, South Shoal w by N. 80 miles, brig
Susan 4 Sarah. g days hence.
MEMORANDA
Up al Phlladelp hia brig Milo, for Portland
9Th. Ar 18th ult. brig Sarah, Cole, Of Saco,
ST. Eustatia-Cl sch Monkey, Of Portland, for
New York. Ct at New York 25th ult. sch La
dy Washington, Lubec-ar Goth, 81 William,
RackHFe, fredericksburg sailed brig admit
lance, Bermuda.
Ar at New Haven, brig Dirigo, Machias--sail-
ed. schrs Industry, and Catharine, 'Quoddy.
Ar At Richmond 21.t ut. schrs Mary Spear
Cornelius, Thomaston--at Hog Island, brig Bea-
yer, Of Kennebunk, at al lor--at Woodson's,
sch Boston Packet, do. do.
The William, Cor Portland, sailed from Alexan-
dria 23d.
Ar at Baltimore 23d ult. sch Lydia Adams,
Mossman, Of Thoma.ton, It. John, SO passengers.
cl brig Trident, Burnham, Of kennebunk, Ha-
vana.
Ar at New York oath ult. schrs Olive { sa-
rah, Bath Hazard, Higgins, St. Andrews-cl.
brig Admittance, Moody, Bermuda.
The Olive, Lincoln, Of Wiscasset, ar al Della
70 Aug. rs.
The Jane, Drummond, Of Bristol, sailed from
Liverpool Aug 90, for Belfast, Ireland:
The Planter, Drink watrr, Of Portland, for
Philadelphia, q at Pensacola previous to Sept.
20.
Brig Richmond, Adams, of Portland from Bal
timore ar at Helvoet, Sept. 10.
Cl at Charleston 10Th ult. sch Only Daughter,
Dsggrtt. Of Maine, Wilmington. The Boston
Packet Emery. Of Kenne bunk, for Port au Prince
sailed from Richmond 10Th.
Tie Madison. Jones, Of Portland, and Colum-
bus. Ross. Of Gardiner, tor Bermuda, q at Nor
folk Goth inst q at Baltimore cath ult. schrs.
Reaper, Loring, Of this port, Turks Island Lyd
"a, Bath.
The Patriot. Bunker, from Sacco, ar al Rich
mond oath. sailed brig Delegate, Robbins, for
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Limerick, Nov. 8, 1921.

ENHE Subscriber hereby gives public rntic= IN currrr-
ed nat r. ms h-eu duty appointed snI taken usan
hnset rhe trus- Of Executor ~ will ana rssts,
ment Of
MERCY HATCH.
ARE of $ewlnHCr IT, the couatv nf .4
srrasi. Ivy vBg hand the law rtcsIEe there.
tors I-s-s I'll who ind red to rhe sIt d-
cctset estate I'm r<e imns ti=tr psyett and those IA h
h1vc any demands thereon ~ gSh5it ~ sp - vr.rr-
o fHILlP CHANDLER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

We are happy "a hear that tla members OF the
.N.ic ChgyItcbia .flrrdu,ir association are en-
tcavoring 10 revive tho interest which was OK
cited in behalf Of this institution in 1890, and
that another aPrcarto the bencyoIcrne Of their
icilow-t0wnsmcn is TO be made on THJRsnAY
lNEnIvG vlNT. al the Westinghouse of the sec
ond parish Exercises 10 commcutc at hall
past O'Clock, in the following order -
l,t. nm Anthem,
?. PRAYER by the Rev. DIR. NICHota,
3. Hymn,
4. Address bv CnrNvu1r NFrLEN, ESQ.
b. Collection for the benefit of the Library,
G. Anthem.
Z. BcncdCtion
The Music will be performed BY the BEEruo-
VEN SoCmTY, who have generously consentcdto
lend their aid on this occa.nn--The Library
was collected bv the Association from the bcncy-
client citizens Of Portland. Although they feel
themselves bound 70 guard and protect ii, vet as
thCr funds were raised for the express purpose
OF encouraging the Mechanic Arts, and assist
ing the INDECENT, they 90 not feel themselves
authorized 10 appropriate them 70 the support
Of the Library. The use of the Books is con-
fined 10 Apprentices and Clerks generally.
whether their masters or guardians ale members
al the Association or not.
Already has the beneficial influence Of the
Library been felt our youth are acquiring 4
taste tor reading and good effects upon their
morals and habits will ofcoursc follow its cstab-
hslmcnt. i Is hoped, therefore, that the gen
crosby Of our townsrncn, viii be exhibited on
this occasion, and thatthcv will be instrumental
id encouraging our youth to Perscyere in the
path to knowledge and Virtue
t11TShouId nc l7cattsr PIecc Indictment Oh
Thursday egcning, TIE eIerciSes triUJe postgon-
~ IN ~. frst. fair sr0jng etute following Ueet
TIE bell iriH gire notice.
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GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND....

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, Oct. 3O-Ar brig Mentor, Ste
vens, Boston-sloop Industry, Mansfield Iubec;
brig Cordea. Sawyer, Point Petre. with molas
ses. Left Oct. 6. schs Cyrus, Cobb, for lamp
den, loading William, Bradford, for this port,
dlsch. Brig Agile, Lar rabee, Of this port, sailed
3ih for market
WEDNESDAY-sloop Fancy Packet, Waite,
Lubec. with fi.h and plaster.
IHURSDAY-bris Mechanic, llsley, Matar-
"a. with mola,ses u J. Knight. Left Oct, 9,
b.igs 60, Small, for this port, ia days -Po
tonac, Richards, Of Boston, just ar--Mary,
Noyes- Of Providence, Just ar.--PIanter. Lap
ham. for Boston in days-Cisrissa, Coffin, 0:
Providence, had sailed for Turks lsland-schr
Rose, Treat, Of Hartford, ready for sea, capt.
sick on shore-sioop -, Cook. for Charleston
next day. Spoke lat 30, Ion 12, sch Boston
Packet, Of Kennebunk, days from Richmond,
for 7. An Prince
SAME DAy-ar 81. Governor, knight, from St.
Andrews. with plaster.
Sclu1aY Nov. g.. sChr. Leander, Cousins, lr.
St. John, FOR Boston, with coaI....brig Union,
1heobald, from Boston, for Bath
Sunday 4....schr. Ardent, Prince, from Boston,
with four.....schr. Aretas, Prince, 80. DO.
Monday, 5....schr. YigiIani, Waite, from East
port, With Fish.
CLEARED-ship Elizabeth. McIDtosh, New
Oreaus-brgs Statra, Nounttort, Havana oa-
marian, jackson, Havana; Eliza, Davis. do.
Maine. Oxnard, MartInIqG e--sch lIsley, Prince,
81. Andrews-hrig Mary, Gardner, for Guada-
loune....sloop Maine, Lowell, fer Boston,. ship
Liverpool Mel elan, for Charleston :. q.
sfoop MiAedgeviile, knight, for Boston...'sioop
Packet, Loring for Boston.
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.N4RRIFD
At ~ "a M,
Nn Joseph Libby, TO Miss

In this town, Nh Joseph Libby, to AIiss-
Lowell
II Dennysyille. Ichabod r. Chadbourn ESQ. nr
Eastpor, 70 Miss Hannah Lincoln, daughter Of tie
Hon. Theodore j.. ~ the former place
Ia Eas;po-t, Mr. William Nogdcn, 10 Mrs Mary
lIau>--Nh. John Wentworth, 10 Miss Jane Fountain.
al Of pyeg-IsandNIr James Murphy. 10 Miss Sarah
Lon--lIr Hugh McCay, 70 Miss Julia Coulson.
I'll Bangor Mr. Daniel Pike to Miss DoIcas Plum
MGR
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

II this town, Charlotte Quinlr, daughter Of CaIt.
Charles Alden aged ; years and mouths child of
MI. Aaron Roberts aged months Elizabeth, daugh-
lcr az Mr. William Marshall aged IL months-FTed-
Crich, son Of Nh Christopher Maun, aged months
"a child OF Mr.. Charles Pcnnc. aged 10 months-a
child of MIR. John Andrews, AGED about year
On Sunday last Miss sally koLcrts, formerly Of
Durham, Me e-.d -
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SELECT ORATORIO.

THE public respectfully Informed that Tile BEE
= TitONtN SOCIETY intend giving n .Stiecf Ora-
toro, on FRIDAY EVE.NI.NIi ncxt,at their HALL,
in the ACADEMY building, 10 commence at hall past q
o'clock.
PART Isl
Solo and Chorus Rejoice o JUDAH b. Handel
solo and Chorus Divine Inspiration
4" 0 thou whose power Whitaker
Double Chorus, lie gave them Hailstonrs for
rain, from the OratoriO OF Israel in Egypt Handel
Trio and Chorus The Heavens are tel
ling HAYDEN.
Solo and Chorus, Hark the Vesper Hymn
IS stealing,
Eecitatiyc, row the work Of mans req
dcmption, Beethoven.
CAcr,s HallClujah to the Father. !
P.4RT a.
ONERTURL....bvJ J. u. HAY.
THE INTERESTINGLY MI L. King
Fccitativn, Father thy word is past,
Air, for MS sake will leave thy bosom,
t2Citatiye, But he shall rise victorious.
Chorus, y y" multitude "a Angels
Rccitatve, Thus they in heaven.
tlr, Why comes not death
Recta'iye, The great ArChal1el
Air. Must leave tnce
semi Chorus, Lament not Eve.
Duet. With sighs tie air irequcnng.
Quartetto and CholUs Thus thcy ia loWeet plight
Air See Father.
Semi Chorus, The Heavenly Choir
Chorus. Hallcluah Amen
fs"Icktt AZ 20 cents, Uay be bad Al tho Bookstores
Of Me5Srs. William II de, Richardson and Lord ard
Pratt and Sawyer.
CHARLES MORRIS, Secretary.
P6rflgld Nor g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

HEZEKIAH WINSLOW,
Has for Sale, al AZ. L. Long Wharf,
0mN Hhds. prime Retailing MOLAoSES,
- wv 1900 Bushels Maryland Corn,
20 Pnncheons st. Croix Rum,
Pipes Cognac Brandy,
100 NJ. Alexandra Cigars, from the manufacto-
~ Of May & Co.
Clear and bone MiddIings Pork,
Russia and Ravens Duck.
100 Kegs White Lead ground in Oh,
300 bbIs. Bait and Fhia. -four,
Also
The new HOUSE, lately built, opposite the
How. MAtruEw CoBB's on H,sb-S ret, with
the Lot on which il stands, will be SOLD low, II
applied for Immediately; If not sold at private
sale. it will be sold at Auction Monday, 18Th
inst. at ! O'clock, a. M.
o. Sale on the premises for further Particu-
lars, apply as above.
November, g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

Has just received his Bookstore, NJ. y, NIsseys Row
FAREWELL LETTERS 70 friends u Amer.
T. lea, by Rev. William Ward, missionary al
Seramporc. Dr. Woods Reply 10 Dr. Wares
Letters. IA 'halEav ~ Discoy,--7 On the APP
Plicatiou Of Christianity to commercial affairs.
Goust an'ly on hand an extensive assortment If
BookS and Stationary.
Persons wishing to procure Or repien,sh Libra
ry, either theological, Law, Mcdi csl or Miscel-
laneous, may be furnished or the n o-t liberal
terms. Country Merchants, School Committees
and others supplycd with School Books, Pap er,
&c &c. as low Al they can be in Boston, and the
smallest favor received with gratitude.
Nov. s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06
Grocery ant Hard Hare Store

WILLIAM MERRILL
FyAS for ,ac, al hs store, Middle Street, gen
Z ] crai as>or' ment OF
Groceries and Hard Ware,