The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-03
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free port. The conditional importation OF grain ~
be permitted Il u also proposed 70 form two CONNIE
cial comps nies-one tor Africa, and for Asia.
The Portuguese Cortes has passed severe decree
against the Brazilian Government a Regency is to
be appointed. The Prihce Regent in III letter his
father, used very offensive language respecting the
Cortes. There appears no possibility OF reconcile
lnent.--fwo officers OF high rank, arrested az
Paris, Oct. 6.--Excesses and distresses are agaia
Common in Ireland.--Receut outrages in Ireland
said TO have in view injury Clergymen, and the
overthrow of the Church E1ablishnent.----Ten
Churches have been recently built in England 80 are
building and the plans of 10 others have been agreed
upon. Those built all furnished with a large pro-
portion OF free seats. 40 new establishments for
preaching 10 seamen. were formed last year---A
new machine fer dressing cloth. doing much in IS
minutes as two men cOud ia days has oeen invent-
ed in England 70 is condemned as throwing many
people out Of emplOy.--Lt, Hogan has carried into
Sierra Leone large Portuguese brig, which he had
captured, with 500 slaves on board. He had taken %
slaves from another veSsel.-A fire At Constantine
pie. Aug 19th destroyed 1000 houses and shops
The accounts from Greece represent that inc
Turks have been successful Some STATEMENTS give
them the possession OF nearly all the Morea. Ii j.
reported that the Grecan fleet is dispersed different
places, afford refuge to those who fly before the
Turkish arms.
DOMESTIC.
The Vermont Penitentary has, during the last p
months yielded gain the Of SIS dollars, 81
cents.--fhe stemeut that Dr. Rice had epted
the presidency OF Nassau Hall is incorrect The lam
lily Visitor, Of the 10Th inst. says Dr. Rice has been
dangerously i'll nearly the whole time since he receive
ed the appointment and presume he has not igs
nilied his Intention. even come 10 "a determination
on the subleltAn Impressive fact To slow the Ges-
olaon Of Ne WOre is, that the Federal Court there
opened an1 that neither parties, lawyers. jurors
witnesses attended and the Court closed uith-
having acted a single case. Oct. 18th, there
Is deaths in that city, Of the fever Ii pro-
posed in Charleston, S c. fortify spot the centre
Of the city. and garrison it with $50 regulars,
ready for any rgency from nsurrecton XII slaves
or otherwise.--Four prisoners escaped fro Exeter
jail on Thursday night; last week.--About 70 T. s.
SELLERS are said 10 have died al Pensacola. Capt
Perkins Of the Missouri fur company lately arrived AZ
St Louis. with boat load Of furs and peltries nom
the Rocky moun!lins. wsr;I g le3e. Another parcel
worth 10000. was expected 10 arrive soon after
They descended the Yellow Stone river, and must
have bean transported 5000 miles, TO arrive Al 50.
ouis.-Co Coopers party have driven CONNER
cial wagons from Boon slick Santa Fe and return
ed in saiety.-Capt. Williams OF the brig Sampson
from Mobile for New York, was detained BY pirate
of TOrtueas, hours, and plundered Of every thing
they could carry away. Capt. w. was hung up twice
had his head open with a SABRE and otherwise
wounded and abused.-The board Of Commissioners
on Spanish claims at Washington, was expected 10
adjourn last week. They have passed upon about 100
cases. Of which about 10 have been allowed The
claims in the already rejected this session.
said amount 10 than million Of dollars.