The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

I2.4V7 II.937-2L34s.
OF the s6fl natural children born in thatyear, 1884
were acknowledged. and 6657 we're not
The DeIths in Pans for year were 22,6TJ-of
this number 10 deposited ne -Hor4ras place
near the nver appropriated for aliwho tOundead.
and may be supposed TO have destroyed themselves.
come Ia any way 10 a violent death
The Marriages we're 6236-of these Us Wild
ewers With widows, GIL widowers with maids, SD
young men with widows 5U2j ,oung men. and maids.
Children sill born. boys 757 girls 59J-total 1852
There were 3jl deaths by small pox, 1919 males and
l52- females.
The population Of Paris is 1877 souls.
In 1917 throughout the eighty.two departments Of
France, 8jO,95U legitimate children were born, viz !:
4J9U75 boys and i1i,9 girls and 81. 59l natural
children. viz 1886 boys and 81 AS girls in all
24l,57l births
In 1913. throughout France were born Of legitimate
children, 4l0.802 boys and IL III girls Of natural
children, 80 70L boys and ~ grls-otal Of births
9l4,35L
In 1917, the whole number Of marriages in, France
was 2O5.80i- In 1873 there 1887.
Whols number OF deaths in Francs III 1917 was 742,
959, VIZ maleS 1882. OF females 3d. a67. Deaths
in 1913. Of males 3726l3, OF females 3Tl,O2i-tota
1852.
Paris contains 40 religious edifces. 9 squares -
fountains. 10 bridges triumphal arches, 10 markets.
prisons, 10 hospitals D public schools colleges 10
museums, III public libraries, ID theatres which
was built aiIout year since, 30 pomenads and public
AT the Church Of our Lady (-Notre Dance
she"n vase said 10 eontain the whols part for
get which, OF the crown OF thorns !; it j. opened but
ono day III year. also piece Of wood, part OF the true
cross and that there might not be shadow Of doubt
on the sup Ct, the Popes seal was attached TO il Ia
this place Is kept for shew the Tegaa used al the
" Coronation OF Buonapane. Cent.
SOUTH AMERICA
q decree IF the King Of Holland published at
Curacao on the I'D OF Nov. prohibiting all privateers,
or letters Of marquee from capturing molesting any
vessel under neutral colours belonging power not
at war with Holland, within the waters and urisdic-
ton Of these islands every violation Of this decree
to subject the captors to detention, and being carried
into Curacao and there fined fifteen hundred picccs Of
eight and the vessels captured restored "a their own
er; besides being liable TO corporal punishment or
otherwise in Of having violence towards the
persons board.
Rerolution in Bnorils.-A passenger was put on
board the steam boat Virginia on her passage from
Norfolk from the brig sontion n;55 DAYS from Per
nambuco, which sailed the 10th of November. He
states that there had been a, complete Revolution
throughout the Brazils-The Governor and staff had
been shipped Oft from Pernambuco and the Prince
Royal had been sent from Rio Janciro.. The same
state of things existed ST. Sally adore and Monte
Fiedo-ther was some resistance made at Pernarabu-
co By Il royal troops viii haer abou, roo beag killed
was compelled to surrender All the ports were
thrown open Flour dull al mill reas. Provisional
governments established and every thing had be
come tranquil
IL j. ais SAID that the Patriot General Artegus was
prison at BueIos Ayres, and that that unsettled
place had mad three different Governors within mouth
preyion. 10 the last accounts from thence
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC
totes Of thGnkS.-Onthe 18th Of Move nben tho Sen
eral Congress Of Coiumbia, passed WOES OF thanks
separately several public characters in Europe and
the United States distinguished for their able and dis
interested advocacy Of South American independence
Amongst those have 10 enumerate the Able de
Prad Mr.. Clay, late Speaker in Congress of the Uni
ted States, and Colonel Duane, Editor of the Phade
PIMA Aurora. Sir Robert Wilson, and James Marryatt
Esquire. members Of the British House Of Commons
We learn that at the request Of his sxccllency Pres
'dcnt Bolivar, the Congress of Columbia had passed
law prohibiting the importation of slaves This law al
SO provides that any person entering upon the territory
Of Columbia shall NOT bring more than slave SER
want and shall be obliged to into bond sell
or dispose of said slave in the country and in ayent
Of his leaving the country a5anto take the SLAVE with
him.