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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-11

At the Court Of Common Pleas, held in this
town, last week, Judge WILLIAMS presided,
for the first time in this County, and in man
ner satisfactory, we believe, to the bar and to
the people.
Several convictions Cor larcenies and smaller
offences took place; and two or three convicts
were sentenced to hard labour in the House
of Correction
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-11
WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1899.

Cattle ShOW.---We trust the Farmers and
Manufacturers of this County will not suffer
the high expectations of splendid Exhibition
tobe disappointed. Every valuable animal,
and every specimen Of superior skin III man
ufactures, ought to be exhibited, whether
premium be offered for them or not. II isthe
interest of every Farmer and Manufacturer to
increase the reputation of the Cattle show
and Fair of this County their own produce
tions will participate in that reputation, and,
ultimately, if not Immediately, will be The
sooner sought for in the market The oppor.
unity OF increasing the reputation of ous
manufactures, especially, ought not TO be lost
They have met with many discouragen arfs,
but, as our Navy once did, they are success
fully lighting themselves into favour.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-11
BOSTON, SEPT. 5.
LaTEST ZION EnRopE

Yesterday arrived at this port, the
SHIP Champion, Capt. Lewis, 80 DAYS
from Liverpool, bringing London dates
10. July 81. Though their contents are
not 40 particularly interesting, we have
found room for few extracts. which
Principally relate 10 the affairs of Spain.
MADRID was tranquil; but in tho prov
inces, there was much INSTRUMENTATION,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-11
CLIFTON

Counterfeit Bills Of the New-London Bank,
of the denomination of two dollars, letter A,
payable to L. Perkins, dated Nov. 1921, and
very well executed, arc in circulation.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-11

St. Domingo. The Kings stables,
where they had collected and posted
themselves. were next attacked by Mo-
rillo, and forced by III, militia, with
fixed bayonets. Withdrawing to the
palace, it is said, the Duke del lnfando,
and the Marquis de las Amariltas, re-
ceived them, when they dispatched one
of their party to enter into negotiations.
But without waiting the result Of this
offer, they effected their retreat from
the palace, and were pursued by par
ty of cavalry, accompanied by Gener-
ais Morillo and Riego. The guards, it
is said, sailed out of Madrid, and the
numerous detachments of militia were
afs,id to attack them on the plain. On
the 9th, the remaining mutineers sur
rendered, aud solemn mass was perform
ed on the occasion.
Connected with this subject, a Mad
rid article of July 9th, observes, that
the corps Diplomatique assembled at the
residence of the English Ambassador,
where the Austrian Ambassador, and the
Minister of another great power, pro-
posed that a note in common should be
prepared, describing the events passing
in the Spanish capital, TO be sent to all
the Courts of Europe. That the pro-
posed note was to commence byHeciar-
ing the disorders to have been caused
by the liberals, by popular ideas, and by
the manGuyres of secret societies.
Mr.. Forsyth, our Minister plenipotentia-
~. declared his opposition to such doc
ument; that he not only would not sign
it, but in the event of its being so pre-
pared, he would contradict il in the face
of all Europe. He said he had witness
ed all the events, and bore testimony, to
the patience and moderation of the lib
erals, and proclaimed the excuses of
those who pretended to be royalists.-
He said the King was the prisoner Of
those who appeared to espouse his cause,
and his life laid in danger by them, and
mentioned the necessity of letting the
truth TO all the cabinets of Europe
This speech was approved of by the
majority of Diplomatists, and the note
was prepared upon such a basis, and
signed by all the Ministers, excepting
the French, who, it was reported, had
demanded his passports.
Accounts from Madrid have been re-
ceived to the 18th Of July, by the Milo,
when the capital was in a state Of tran
quillity. The guards, made prisoners,
amounted to 820-and it now appears
that the amount of killed and wounded
was exaggerated The Duke del In
tando was to be sent to Badajoz. The
late Minister Of war was deprived of
bis functions. The volunteer militia
and the garrison continued under arms
in the same positions occupied by them
on the 18th. The rebel guards had
been decimGted in the combas in and out
OF the CITY,. EV. Ga>.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-11

OF The absence Of the Editor muct excuse
the neglect, tbs week, of several commune
cations.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
O. a5RftE>
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE a. 1922

Liverpool papers to the 9th April. and London 70
18th have been received at New-York
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Some articles wear pacific aspect, but our opinion
yet nclines the side Of war, and thar there is no
GROUND for believing the Ottoman government has
made any concessions. At least if she has, il Is the
first time since the sway of the Mussumen in Europe
that they have yielded any thing but at the point OF
the bayonet. Perhaps our next adyces will remove
all suspense.
We believe that al the medatina powers are any
iousy DESTROYS of peaceand that Russia no less So
The Centnel contains the following interesting ar
ticle respecting Turkey.
AS nation she is represented as never in debt but
always has surplus revenue. Her troops are said to
be well paid and the Janzaries composing the elite Of
her military force, well disciplined Her population
exclusive Of Egypt &c. exceeds 20 million her peace
establishment i composed OF 100000 infantry nclu-
ding 100 900 Janizares) and 900 cavalry regular
and irregular To this force which was organized in
European Turkey great additions were daily made Of
troops from Asia, and the last advccs intimated that
the Grand Seigner intended take the field with the
standard Of the prophet in which the laws Of Is
lamsm required that all the garsons veteran CORPS
and the population should follow the sacred
banner to the fight The Turks have not been engaged
in any extensive war since 1889 when they were 90
severely handled BY the Russians under Prince Pc
temskin. and lost Ockzakow. Chotzin Bendar Ismail
and the province of Nloldayia
ibTThe strength and discipline Of the Russian ar
mics. the ability and experience Of their great COM
marsiers. and the resources of the Empire are well
known. If ensues. the contest will unnuestona-
by be bloody but the result of the contest in the
overthrow Of the Ottoman Power in Europe is every
where ioretold.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Parliament was III session. The subject Of
Colonial trade had not been settled tho there was no
doubt Of result favorable commercial interests
The affairs Of Ireland were assuming more tran
quill appearance.
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PREsIDEN AppLETON's LECTUREs


We arc happy % learn that volume of the Lectures
and Sermons Of the late President Appleton has issued
from the pres al Brunswick. From his known charac
ter. and from what we have of the book. be-
lieye will afford rich the student in Theo-
ogy. and the lover of pure religion.
Ii falls to The lot Of few combine so MANY Of
the qualities necessary to good Theologian were
united in the character of DR.. A. He was TOO great
lover of truth and sincerely feared God give up
his mind the guidance of any Of doctrines formed
by lie neither in principle or in practice admit
ted the infability of any thing but the word Of God
He possessed vigorous and discriminating mind
upon the most intricate subjects his thoughts were I'M
usually clear. Few have been less easily deceived by
artul representations of have separated with
discrimination from the truth with which it might
be mixed. Ii often happens, that who will not
receive principles upon trust, viii receive arguments
upon no better ground and perhaps would not be
much TO say that there are many false arguments
as false principles current among and that those
almost numerous, which are and have been used
to defend what substantially true those in defence
OF error has been much the fate Of christian The
ology TO be the subject Of hasty and inconcusve
soning, not only among the enemies of holy reli-
gon, but its friends. and this science which presents
many of the noblest truths which have ever been pre-
sented to human kind and gives such foundation our
most exalted hopes, is incumbered with enormous
Of and absurdtes both in opinions and ar
guments. In DR.. As. book find very little if any
OF this rubbish Rarely could shew Of argument de-
CelVe llM into false Oelie1, or would ne admit the
validity OF course at reasoning, because he was pre-
vously persuaded of the conclusion which il was de-
signed establish. He thus often discovered more
strength of intellect in doubling and dsbelevng than
many have in believing. VINO yet according the vul-
gar apprehension and language, much more clear
upon points. where he is in the dark" Chalmers saws
Of Newton, He evinced the strength and soundness
Of his philosophy and he might have said Of has mind
much BY his decisions upon those doctrines Of phi
losophy which he rejected. by his demonstrations Of
n hp rrac TIM fr-t+C
propose and which stand the eye Of posterity
the only of the force and superiority Of
his understanding"
We might sneak fine extensive and accurate learn
ing, and the laborous industry OF DR.. A. but do not
design 10 draw his character, but to recommend his
work, and to such seek cautious pious and an
able guide in the search after truth, we can most
sincerely recommend it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
Domestic
NEW YORK.
COAfsIER CE.


There is now in ~ York a native Of Manila.
an extensive merchant. who is purchasing goods
for that market. Should the political concerns
of the Spanish American nations settle down as
happily aud TRANQUILITY as we hope they NAV, we
may then calculate upon having our port lite
rally thronged with merchants from every part
of that extensive and delightful country. We
have been the first to acknowledge their exist
ence among the Independent nations ofthe earth,
and their attention will naturally be turned in
the first instance to us. Great Britain will make
an effort to monopolize that trade to herself;
and our merchants must be awake TO their own
interests. The channclof trade once fairly d.
rected 10 this country, and extensive Mercantile
houses opened, and it will not be an easy mat
ter to divert it into another direction.
Com. .4dc.
stupendous cavern has been discovered in
Jefferson county, n. Y. which has been explored
100 rods.
CONNECTICUT.
The Senate Of Connecticut passed the bin 9
to prohibiting the use Of their waters to the
N. Y. Steam Boats.
MASSACHUSETTS.
in tie Senate, the Hon. John Phillips was
elected President, and Samuel +. Lyman. Esq.
Secretary-the former Secretary, Mr. M'Cleary,
having declined being a candidate
In the House, Levi Lincoln, ESQ. of Worces-
ter, on the fourth balloting, was chosen Speaker.
Pelham w. Warren, Esq. was chosen Clerk.
The former Clerk, Mr.. Pollard, declined re-
election.
The candidates for Speaker were Messrs. Lin
coin. Lawrence and Saltonstall. On the third
bafloting Mr.. Saltonstall declined declined. On
the fourth balloting, the votes stood as follows
Lincoln, IA
Lawrence, 60
Sat0nstall, 4
Giving 70 Mr.. Lincoln majority OF fourteen
votes.
This i no indication of the political character
of the old State. Had Mr.. Saltonstall consent
ed to remain candidate the choice would doubt
less have fallen upon him--his withdrawal indu
ced many federal characters to give their votes
for Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Lincoln is high minded
and pendent-and, it is believed, he has been
distrusted more by the democrats than bv the
federaists. In the joint ballot to Gil the vacan-
cies in the Senate for Suffolk county. the whole
number OF votes was 157--of which Mr. Hume
well had l36-Mr. Russell lOl-Mr. Winthrop
13, and Mr.. Dearborn 10. The two former are
the federal candidates.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

The last Argus contains an article. whose
avowed object is TO correct an impression il
thinks has probably been made upon the
minds Of many" by what it calls e an erroneous
statement" IN our paper Of the 21st ult with
respect to the donations lately made to Bowdon
College IL states that the sums We mentioned
are, IN almost every instance. exaggerated"
we published the article upon the authority
Of espondent-whcthcr il is correct or not
we are unable to sav.-The Argus has not
pointed out the errors, u there lie any AMI un-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04

MAYNARD & N0YES's
SODA Powders.

MYTH these Powders very fine SODA WATEr
may be Immediately made. which i pleas
ant, very refreshing and healthful, and which con
tains a profusion Of fixed air. Ii relieves head
ache-removes accidity Of the Stomach-improye e.
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clhc aspect thsn those brought by the last ar
rival. Il cannot. however. be concealed, that
other accounts give very different represent.
alton. AtOdessa, which j. nearer the seat
Of action than either Paris, Vienna or London,
late accounts had been received from Constan-
tinople, by which !, appeared that notwi,h-
standing The great efforts Hade by the Austrian
and English Ministers TO prolong the negocia-
tions, the Refs Elfendi bad refused all kinds of
conference with them. 1t is even positively
asserted, that "tbe Porte had already decided
for 1uar, when it invited the people TO assist
at the Divsn. The MuFli proposed at this
great Council to spare the lives Of the poor
christians, because they were destined by
Providence to do hard work for the Mussul
mans. Nor is this all accounts from Augs-
burg of the 18th April, affirm that Austria, dis
pairing Of succeeding with the Porte, had en-
gagged 10 act in concert with Russia against
that power. g. that treaty fixing the number
Of auxiliary troops, which the Emperor Fran
els was TO bring into the field, had been con
cuded.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had met after IFS two weeks adj.
purnment THE House Of Commons had not
yet acted on the report Of the Board OF Trade
for opening the West India ports.
The Disturbances in ireland had nearly
ceased
Ii is computed that not less than 1900 per-
sons have persisted in the late furious storms
on the coast of Jutand.
sOUTH AMERICAN ryDrpFNnFNcF
The Globe Of the Goth april, contains an
official communication, which Mr.. Yea. the
Minister Of Colombia, has made to the cabin
cts OF the several powers Of Europe. Ii is
firm, hsnifed, and wel,written state paper,
and calculated TO make an impression ontham.
A free trade is offered 10 such nations as shall
recognize their independence and 10 those
only.
The London papers mention that the last
winter has been the mildest within the memo
ry of any man living
HARDENED TNIeUrTY.
Al the Wiltshire Asszes, William TAYLOR
was convicted of Robbing, and sentenced TO
death. He was an old offender. On bis
leaving the Count after receiving bis sentence,
he remarked g shall have chuck for now
It's only crying keck, and its all over"
SPAIN
The accounts from Madrid are TO April 9Th
There was no truth in the report Of the as
sassinaton Of Riego and the Royal Family.
SPAIN AND RUSSIA.
In memorial from the Spanish Secretary
for Foreign affairs laid before the Cortes, il is
announced, that the Ministers of Spain al the
Court of Russia, has been recognized by his
Imperial Majesty. This is very important
in many views.
PoRTUGAL AND BRAzrLs
The Portuguese Cortes have consented that
the Prince Royal of Portugal shall be per
mitted 10 reside in Brazil /; and that such OF
the provinces a. choose 10 adhere to the proyi-
sional government established at Rio Janere,
shall be allowed so 10 do.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04

til We have better authority than mere .7rgtS
assertions we must be excused five give more
credit 10 our correspondent than 70 "a article
in that paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04
Machine & Hand Cards.


HAVING hetn appointed Agents. q ISAAC
= s~SouTHGATF. Of Leicester MISUNDERSTANDING
just received from his yanufactorv. srrnly OF
Cotton Wool e. Horse C.iRDS,
which they Offer for sale on as good terms as can
be obtained in this town, or at the Mandatory.
They have Likeuise rece we'd samples Of Machine
Cards, of superior quality. which Manufacture
ers are invited to examine.
ANY quantity Of the above mentioned articles.
nav be had on application at this agency.
Portland, June l. 1922 If.
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The Jews are now living In every part KY ihe w..
Europe, Asia. Afira and America and some ~ 80
have planted themselves in the different Nfsi-n'r
Islands but Il i somewhat remarkable thattney iii
Tar les numerous in those countries where 'he .r
an unAchlet religion q. jesus prevails, pfoNh =
the liant . unbelief cannot thrive under tne s'a
Galway Mount.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-04

-1o3l p sunr 'pugIlIod
OEF'qsp.1 lof doaqo 6.tsf 60
% ~ % '1SOH MIS- sl!qM pue EoeIq S3AOT0
HIS pue pm s9ssoI0 uITsnW S1OSVHVd luotulIos
Sc lup5sIe ;SHAHd1Z sYT!S p9IoIoo .sHIIS p!RTd
pue podrus :'sJqpHeH houpI pue sIouqsp0 ouaI
-rIV .SITLNVIv MIS- Med STTLNVW pur IT
SIMVHS 5deIO iSIdvHO uolueO pue NIYNVN
'QIAIa0dT LSlr 3AvH
'J.NT'TLHOd '7osIls-9SuDY7r7
elVMTTD 81 GT0ENT
'spooO lueSevA 3 MoN
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We are informed, (sa,s the New case
Chronlcle) upon the authority Of letters IT,.
Liverpool. that within the last tour mhin'
three American vess els have cleared on iht's
VIII cargoes Consisting principally y b'''',"
manufactures. cation goods. and bullion. Y
The amount Of 100000. ostensiJly for Jaw
bul really for Culna.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14

RIGGS AND INDEPENDENCE!
Tune" knetc by the smoke" SC.
knew by the sign that was PLACED atthe door,
That the Temple of Fortune" by Riggs was
kept there,
And said that if wealth could give bliss to
the poor,
Then Riggs is the man who their bosoms
can cheer.
One evening on Bridge-street Iloiterd around,
NY heart was depressed and my purse al
most bare,
And duns in nv ears were beginning to sound,
Dull music for those who'vc no money to
spare.
Then in this bright Temple Of Fortune
With my small stock of money ticket I'LL
buy;
And when al my wants, by prize are suppli-
How blest can live, and how calm can
die.
From yon s'Temple Of Fortune" a card ipro.
Which replenish'd my pockets SO empty be-
And It's sweet to reflect, that tho duns I've en-
dured;
Ineer shall be troubled by duns any more.
For the sweet little card which from Risg.
obtain'd,
Was my passport to wealth and to happiness
too,
And reader, 4 few more at Riggs remand
Go purchase, perchance there's a passport
for you.
Grand Nation al Lottery
FIFTH CLASS.
II drawings over, and the following
splendid prizes may be had by applying
RIGGs's Lucky Office,
Bridge street, Georgetown, O,z
One Of
100000 Dollars,
One Of
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
Three Of
5000 Dollars,
Ind Eighty THO Of
1000 Dollars,
= 500 Dolls.
sc 100 Dolls.
and an immense quantity of lesser prizes,
any OF which may be bad Tor the trAing
SUN of l5 dollars, shares in proportion.
Orders from abroad promptly attended
to, and all lottery information given gratis.
Prize tickets and uncurrent bank notes
received in payment.
Georgetown February IL.
JOB PRINTING.
Neatly e1ecuted at this Office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14

). census, reported the same with
Sdr'n .sdment 60 strike out 10000 ana
50 si !, 40 600 as the ratio.
inss. peasants, from the committee on
ari affairs, reported, without amend
N''s' tbe bill FROM the other house
ulSns w. partial appropriations for the
psS" no of the Navy tor the current
.app0fs
yssr. senate then resumed (in eommit.
q s,he whole, Mr.. King, OF Alabama
t's !. Chair the consideration OF the
10 w ~ confirm the claim OF the Marquis
elp MASON n Rouge to certain tract OF
10 the State of Louisiana.
lanu OTIS defended the claim in
~ .5 Of nearly two hours length; and
'PP, M, Barbour spoke more than an
, ~, IN opposition to the validity OF the
l ,. and thea, (about half past ) o.
CIV NE re- senate adjourned.
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Trust Safe.

1uSt OuCC.
ON Monday the 18th day of April next,
" at one p. Nj. The Subscriber will offer
al Public Sale at the front door of Fair
tax Court-house-a tract OF Land contain
ing about
567 acres,
Lying on Wolf Trap Run, IN Fairfax Coun'
ty.-Bounded by the Lands of John S.
Love, Edward Adams 4 Robert Gunnell.
The above sale will be made under deed
of rrus, from James G Deneale and wife
TO the Subscriber 10 secure debt due to
Thomas Jannsy, &Co.
Terms of Sale; one fifth OF the purchase
money IN hand, the balance in three equal
instalmenls, OF 6, II, and 8 months. with
interest from the day OF Sale; the deferred
payments to be secured oy deed of trust.
r. TAYLOR.
feb. Ia. eodis
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" hiskey, Tea, Sugar, &C.

~ htsR6y, lea, sugar, &C.
SlXrY FIVE bbls of Baltimore whi,,
- key
lS hhds J NO. g. WI Musco SUGARS
ID bliss OF various qualities
~ hh0s superior retailing molas,es
Is kegs Malaga raisins
100 boxes Muscatel do
20 bunch do
SO mould candles assorted sizes
"a brown soap
5 No. 2 chocolate
200 reams wrapping paper
5 chests, ii halt chests, SIS ten catty
boxes and boxes containing ~
4 ID. Cannis!ers OF imperial 4 gun
powder tea, Of the Cargoes OF the
London Trader, Hunlre.s and So
vannah, of fine quality
1S casks prime Goshen cheese
IS bb!s prime pork
IS beef
Is or. casks Malaga
5 = ', S SSH MADEIRA WINE
l.. P Madeira )
box containing 100 sets Canton table
mats, low to close sale
Hampers porter bottles
5 t;erces white beans
4O'bundles binder and band box boards
For sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMITH.
feb IA ST
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$4,000

HAVE ten to fifteen thousand dollars
l Of the Georgetown importing y EXPORT
ing Stock, wish to dispose OF: will sell
if for cash or on credit OF to 10 years
for undoub,ed landed or other security, or
exchange it for prop ry. those disposed
10 deal tcr any par OF this stock. viii call
at my Office, Bridge.s,Teet GeorgetoWn:
- ~ R0MUhES RIGGS.
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