The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

Art g. Fin the interval Of the Session of
Chambers grave circumstances should n0mon-
tarily render insufficient the measures Of guar
antee and repression AZ present established, the
laws Of the S1st II March, 1920, and the 16th or
July, 1927 1.-THE censorship shall he immediately
restored 10 activity, IN virtue Of royal ORION
nance. oountersrnel by three Ministers.
" This article shall expire one month after the
opening Of the Session uftle Chambers. il during
that time Il shall not be converted into \ law.
= II shall likewise expire on the dav, on which
shall be published m ordinance rroRouncing
the dissolution of Che Chamber Of DCputies.
This has occasionod much wrathfuI debate
and the Deputies were still warmly engaged in
il, NJ the date Of our last accounts.
letter from PARIS Of Jan. 10Th. received in
New York, remarks, that n Navigation Act was
contemplated bv the French government, pro
viding for the admission OF the produce Of the
United States in French and American vessels
only, and coming direct from the latter ports.
[.ufr .idr.
: The King held court yesterday, at which
were present the Chancellor. the different Min
istcrs, the Ncapolitan Ambassador, the Prince
&c Talleyrand, the Duke de Richheu, the Duke
.. RarnSs, the Duke Of Tarcntum. the Marques
de Latour Maubourg, the Duke o. Albuicra, the
MarQeSs de Niomend, and a great number Of
Peers, Deputies and Generals.
By a letter from EJarseilles, received al New
York. of date Feb. 18th, we learn that the dis
Ctssions in the chambers al Paris are very severe
and il Is impossible 70 forcsoc what will 10 the
result. The uitra-royal party is predominant;
and private interest aud self aggrandizcmont
unfortunately have SO much inlueure over
them. that they cannot be called the representa-
tivcs of the people. To give each other the lie
III the Chamber, while in debate, is aS common,
and as much the order of the day, as 10 ask leave
10 ascend the tribune and the whole conduct
during their angry debates shows that they are
aiming al any thing but the interests Of the com
munlty.
GREAT BRITAIN.
london, jar. 29.-Dutv has been paid within the
last eight days. on unusual large quantity OF hemp
and flax
very lNrEe shipments Of British manufactured goods
have been made and sill making she southern
parts a the world. This demand has the merit for
the present Of Keeping an the manufacturers AT work
but well informed merchants doubt whether the result
will be equally beneficial. The quantity going out
greater than the markets are likely 10 consume.
The grain market in London is not ye, more favor
able for the a5ricuituYaSt
The manufacturers III the northern counties al
England are said 10 have never been i'll such fun en-
plOy 20 this time.
The English journals announce ct it is the ntCn-
ton Of Ministers impose a Property tex-ths is a
plan said 10 be devised 20 relieve the Asrcpuralisis
The weavers in Wiltshire, lately turned out in a
body n riotous manner, ana proceeded 10 Bradford.
q break the spring looms, Sc.-They had committed
some excuses, when the TiDsleadeTs were arrested
and imprisoned.
Fhe preparations for opening Parliament on The 9Th
Of February had been completed and tickets sent to
the ROYAL Family. Officers OF State SC. The king Is
10 take his the throne being his first appear
ance since his coronation. and viii deliver his speech
in person.
The reported murders burnings and other atrocouS
said be cemailied in Ireland are declared to
he, ior the most part, soandalous tabrcations
SPAIN.
The accounts from Madrid are 70 the cIst or Janu-
The session al the extraordinary Cortes was 70 ter
inmate the 18th al February aud the first session
OF the ordinary Cortes 10 commence on the 18th
Letters from Madrid the t4th of January an
rcurce the submission OF the whole OF Anlalusia 10
the government.
Spain is still in perturhed and revolutionary state
New troubles have IN Seville, where several pCo-
re have been murdered-the insurgents were defeat
Cd. I'm Estvcnadura hands Of insurgents were form
iuS. and all the militia had turned out to oppose
them.
Ertract ofu iettrr. from Malaga, Jan. -
The new Tariff has been received from Madrid.
bv which the duties on various foreign and domestic
annuled Iron Hoops which were formerly prohibit
Cd. are now admitted Nails still excluded. and
as there bat few manufactures in Spain and those
al distance from Us the article is very scarce.
The COurS have enacted severe laws against the
abuse OF the liberty of the Press.
PORTUGAL
The King Of Portugal has Bonded 10 the new order
Of things.
.Ntl0 York March Is
FROM IlSFON-We are indebted 10 Captain
Tay lor. O the ship Alexander. arrived on Saturday
for he AZ Lisbon papers the Goth Of January i'll
clusIve-they without interest The Curtes were
occupied IN discussing the articles Of the new const
tuition The trial BY Jury in both criminal and civil
causes was established by that body the session on
the ninth Of January
decree mas been passed bv tic Cores for the g. \
adjustment ot hank ii Lisbon. with a capital M .
10000 shares az 500 mraS each equal in nm III about
Sb.-3oO0o. with exclusive privileges for 20 wears 90
condition ot ioanlug two-hfthS Of tRe capital to the
government AT four per cent interest. The sub>crip-
tons, ~ the last dates amounted only 20 about one
eighth q the proposed capital and il was doubtful
whether the plan would be carried into effect The |
last article OF the decree suthorSes the government
70 obtain and employ the plates nf the invention III |
the celebrated artist Perkins. in order q prevent she
talSlhca'ion OF the paper money Of the hnglom-GaS
WEST INDIES
HAVANA TRADE.
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