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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
NATHAN GOOLD.

Iate of w;ndham, in the county Of Cumberland, Esquire
deceased by giving bond the law directs he therefore
requests ali persons who ndcbtt the said dcceaeds
stare 70 make immediate pymsut and those DO have
any demands the exhibit the same ot srttcment 70
JOHN EvELErH
Mindham, May AZ 1919.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
3D. that he has been duly appointed, and taken upon
himself the Of Executor OF the last will and test-
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\ NATHAN WINSLOW
III As for, sale AZ MOI, Exchange. Row, Just
Il below the IIay-Market.
SPERMACETI OIL,
o. an excellent quality for Lamps: those who have
been troubled with bad oil, are requested 70 call
and try bis. Also great variety OF
Lamps & LdnihornS
and the greatest assortment ofeast.iron
STOVES,


hnchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vessels. A.
mnng which are very elegant Franklin Parlour
stoves, well c. iOuiated for heating-and Cook
stoves OF all prices from 10 TO 50 dollars all war
anted TO stand fire.
large numbe Of these Cook Stoves are OF his
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use. The objec-
non TO baking instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
STOVES, cannot be made TO these, the roasting is
rs perfect as by fire. Two large pieces can be
roasted al time on splits exposed TO free current
of air, without the additional expense OF Tin
Kitchen AS III very important when buying TO get
the best, those who wish 10 purchase an article
20 important in domestic use, are Requested TO call
ard examine for themselves, and enquire Of those
who have this kind IN use. There are none better
calculated for genteel cookery, or By which more
cooking can be- done with less fuel or greater ease
There can be water enough heat for washing, and
a dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesanie
time. liz has three boilers holding one, two end
i've pals full, but the size Of the boilers can be in
creased or decreased aud the fire may be conduct
ed under either or all three of them pleasure by
turning the hampers.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
hnd great saving in Kitchen FurnituEe, az an
necessary cooking utensils are attached 20 the
Stove and those who are building by procuring one
can save the expense of a chimney.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Funuels for Stoves ofail sizes " ith copper end all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves az shurl
notice-having procured the best Of workmen for
hat purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES TO sell
can be supplied on the most ibci Oh terms.
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Collectors Noiice-Poldnd.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the nonresident
lN Owners and Propretors Of lands IN Poland,
in the county Of Cumberland, and State OF Nsine,
that the following lots and parts oflots OF land,
are taxed in the bills committed to me, the sub
scriber, TO collect for the years 1921 and 1922.
as follows. viz.
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REMOVAL,

GAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS AMORY
~ DEBLOIS Counsellors and Attornies at Law. have
Removed from the Office, formerly occupied by them
TO Rooms over the store of Mr.. Ebenezer Webster IN
Hopkins buildings, in Middle Street, opposite the
head Crossstreet where any business entrusted them
win Ne gratefully received and faithfully transacted.
Portland Jan. 81, 1928. H
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NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS.
ROYAL lincoln,
HAS just received and opened for sale at his store,
H No. 2, Erehoage. street an extensive assortment
Of English Frsneia India and american
Gk GODS :

" -
....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
l case black and coloTed Nankin GRAPES,
1 do. Canton Do.
Nankin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid Silks !;
black and colored French GRAPES; back, blue, pink
blac and green SARSNEIS; black SYNCHAWS |;
black Taffettas black and colered B0MBALLENS (;
good Flag Bandanna, German aud black silk HAND
kERCHlEFSi Merino SHAWLS and HANDkER-
CHIEFS thread and cotton LACES; figured & plain
silk do Bobbnett do. figured and plain Cambtic and
Null MUSLINS; Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Book & Lene AIUSLINS; Linen CAMBRlCS -
white and coiorod cotton do. lash LINENS in half
ft'es, very low linen and cotton DAMASK; Ga,
I'd 81 Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green do. !;
<HANDkERCHlEFS Cashmere SHAWLS ;
tfon do. Marseiles, Velencia and black silk VEST
fNGS; white and sunped JEANS; DIMOTIES; Tar
tan PLAlDS blue and yellow NANKINS; silk and
cotton VELVETS English GINGHAAiS SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALlCOES; black and white
silk HOSE; black white, slate aud mixed worsted
HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and cotton UNI
BRELLAS kiddermnister CARPETlNG MerinO
PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS spool Cotton she'll
side COMBS Ivory do. black and white HOOKS
and EYES; SUSPENDENDERS BUTTONS gen
tlemen and ladies' leather kid and silk GLOVES;
ing SILKS aud TWISTS, &c. &c.
.....ALSO..
Black, blue, Oxford and Hareshack mixed
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES I;
Factory Sheetngs. Shirtings, Ginghams, Checks and
Stripes I'll. May 10.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
~ GRIFFITH, informs the public that he
~ has for sale. general assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS.

Of every description, usually called for. both for.
eign and domestic, OF last years growth, and can
furnish any person with ornomsnta or fruit trees,
.4LSO-Shrubs, pot Covers, Roots, of various
kinds, garden tools SC. at short notice from Bos-
ton. He Hatters himself that he can give gener-
al satisfaction either for price or quality, as he
has taken grea, pains 20 purchase none but such
as come we'll recommended. A Catalogue will be
fur nisbed in few days for particulars.
Drugs, Paints, and Dye-St6s,
as usual. with constant attendance at ms Store,
in MIDDL E-SrREEr, opposite john Cot'S.
Portland, April IS, 1888. If
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. ID.
P5titions-Of Alma Lodge-proprietors Of :, W.
bend Bridge, in Durham-Selectmen Of PERU c.
Boyd, for appropriation for Clerk hire-A Nichols,
for allowance for services Joseph Griffin and Mellen
Chamberlain, were read and committed
LeGpe 10 1olthdral0 granted on the petitions OF
Gresham FOgg and Others-the Trustees Of tile Read
field Religious and Charitable Society-Lucy Moody,
for diyorce-JohH H. Becket-James Lord and 9th
ers-John Wells-Dauiel SWEET, for diyorce-Time-
thy Fletcher and others, and David Prince and others
Passed Ia be enGctsd-Bill establish ministerial
and School fund in Addison-and Resolves CT the pc
tition Of Archibald Lewis and ohers-and granting
pension 10 John Carleton, Cd,
The Secretary of State informed the House that he
had engaged WIN. B. SEWALL. Esq a. a scribe to
assist the members in drawing and copying bills. &C.
oytes-s 81 notice granted on the petitioas Of
Dudiey Fog5 and othsrs-and committee OF Baldwin.
THURSDAY, Jan. Is.
bill to incorporate the town Of Mno-and re-
solve ganting pension to Elisha Douglas, were passed
to be enacted.
Lease to glttdrGO-was granted on the petition Of
Selectmen of Lincoluve,
An order Of notice was granted on the petition Of
Selectmen Of Putnam.
PetitionS-of Joseph Whitney and others-John
Ghdden, Jr.-town of Camden-town Of Albanv-Har-
mony Lodge-John D. Weston-and John Dean for a
pension, were read and committed.
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

ar Verona According 70 an article IN the Noniteur
OF Yesterday j viii BE- for Spain Paris fo liay az
Flenna-and for the East wherever the Emperor Al
eNauder may happen 10 he A new political system
Is to take the place Ol old Instead nj admitting
Europe only the single nlefest-hat Of the Holy A-
ance-the new system Of policy reduces eveFy thing
the particular interests of each separate State.
There are ether subjects TO be acted upon it Is
said that the conduct OF tae Porte has been severely
characterized ~ the Congress, and by the Duke
OF Wellington himself; that the Emperor Alexander
mas shown great Indignation at il that bis Imperial
Majesty has no longer any hope Of an accommodation
and that he only waits for the arrival NJ the Count "
Luzow to declare his denitiVe determination respect
ing Turkey The ENJOYS from the Greek GovemmCn.
nave not been officially admitted to he presence Of tie
eigns.-Paris yarer, Dee g
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

prospect Of d Whr bettccen France and Sprin.
"A "A" arrival at New-York, furnishes London dates TO
very speedy confirmation, indeed, las arrived Of
"e Important Intelligence" That France had sue
S'o IN enforcing the claim which she had urged
a,on ue commencement Of the Sittings Of the Con-
Sess 70 me right Of an armed Intervention il the af
go, u opan: We announced the same time that
:. eoe ministers 20 the Congress had taken their
departure And thus the main noints WHICH have oc-
~ ''e attention of the Congress may be consider
a having been decided London Courier. Dee. 3.
A"e congress has changed its place it's no lesIsr
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n. CRAM & co.
FeRE-STREEr, HEAD OF LONG. WIS

FeRE-sTREEr, HEAD OF LoSG.WHARF,
HAVE FOR SALE,
CHESTS & boxes Young Hy- ).TFAS.
" son. II son Skin, souchong IS S.. d;a,,.r,
and Bohea Carroey.
Hhds. of 81. Croix and W;ndward Isihnd ftU Nj,
Y. L. RUM-MOL ASSES,
Pipes Cognac BRANDY & Holland GIN,
Pipes, half pipes and quarter casks Sicily Madeira
WINE, entitled to debenture,
Port and Malaga " AANLNO,
dhds, tierces aud bbIs. first quality winter and
summer Sperm OH, al Boston prices,)
Casks OF fresh Malaga and Smyrna RAIStNS,
Muscatei do. in boxes & bali BOXES for family use
Bbls American GIN-W HISKEY-Cordials,
cherry Rum and Cider Vinegar,
bh's OF MackefeI-casks of R;ce-A Hum,
SllPhur-Ginger-sslt Petre & Copperas,
Bags COttEE-PepPer-P imento-blown Salt,
Senares 3UGAR-bOxes White Canton Sugar,
Chocols te-Starcb-Ca ndles-bales Cotton,
lotion Sheetiugs, Shi -tings Worp & GInghams,
Sois white and brown Sugars loaf & lump do.
Casks cut & wrought Nails assorted sizes,
Boxes by and by 10 Glass, various qualities,
Kegs twist and fig Tobacco, various brands.
Logwood-Redwood- Nutmegs-Csssia--C Cloves
Lorllarfs SnUf-English and American ShovaIs
herman, bstered and cast Sieel-bar Iron,
ssit-Pollock Fish-SOaI Leather, &c. &c.
.diSo-A general assortment Of
Hard g HoUow Ware.
Nov. 90, 1922. e.
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Summary Of News.
EOREIGN


The city OF Genoa was visited with a terrible hurri-
cane Oct p great number OF persons supposed
70 have perished-Col. Jose M SaLazar is stated TO
nave been appointed Envoy fom the republic Of Co
lom9a TO the Y. Sit is proposed in Colombia To
dlVlde that republic into states as our nation is and
TO have federal, rather than consolidated govern
meht--- be French ship Alexander, from Vera Cruz
which has arrived at New Orleans, il is said TO have
been robbed by pirates Of specie and cechinea to the
amount OF Sl00O0.-The official paper of Lisbon an
nounces, on the 3Oth Of Oct. that the Portuguese
Charge de Affairs ID London had been informed ~ Mr.
Canning in the name Of the British government, that
me report OF an invasion of the Peninsula entire
" alse and that, 10 amy event, England would new
er abandon her ancient friend and aly.-The Coom-
oian minister and suite are said have been ordered
% quit the Mexican empire in six days, and hast
enng away on the last OF Nov. 1t is rumored that
attempt has been made poison the emperor Iturbide
About the 10th of October last, there was Of
me most terrible eruptions Of Mount Vesuvius which
had ever occurred The proprietors Of gambling
mouse IN London are said TO have made upwards of
-uuVUo pounds IN one year.-An American has OBJ
tanned the privilege OF establishing steam boat the
Leman Lake in Switzerland AR ong the reports cur
rent al Verona was that tie Greeks bad in solemn
counc whether the crown Of Greece should
oe oiered to the duke of Wellington condition that
ne should take the command of their army and that
tle proposition was negatived by large majority
report is brought from Jacqueme that the town OF
fort au Prince was nearly destroyed BY fire. Dec 10th
70 18Th and that the President Of Hayti had issued
MS proclamation, opening the port free Of duty for IL
otns TO loreign vessels with cagoes OF lumber and
cther materials for buding--A squadron was fitting
OUT IN England about the first OF December special
service, to be commanded by SIR Edward Owen
= memorial N favor of reestabshing the knights Of
nia+a mas been presented at Verona --lt il said the
eisahs ann at occupying port the Black sea. FOR
Pait VI theif operations against Turkey.-Ihe late
eAPeulti"n from England against the Cuba pirates has
saileu Iof home-Suitabe buildings 10 be erect
W On hompsons island for the accommodation Oft
NeuAon against the pirates, which is 10 rendezvous
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DIED.

At Philadelphia, MI. John Mellish. The wen tro,,
geographer. At Cam nlagus, ". Y Hon. C,dea.s
Granger, late post master general Of the IT, n.
Canada J. BurnessY native Of Scotland AGED Ink
He served in the Battle Of Culoden, rib.
Newhayen. Lient. Gov Ingersoll. aged a.
In Rauguon. (Bumah after short illness A..
MARY Price, wife u Rev. j. ID. Price. al. y ~
Price and bis wife recently joined Nj Iudsou - .j.
sonaries under iIe Psaonagc q tie Baptist gspsad
ecnysatvn.
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TO TANNERS.

HIDE AND LEATHER STORE
SNWkTT x hammond have rrmava,
- no. >, Central 81, 90 M. 10 Ind. W.
lcotner OF i"dia s'reetO BOSTON. where 'bsn
"il' heep constantly tor sale good assor,men, u
H'des, Godt-Skins and Leather.
"h oh they will sell on The best term. g.. =, ,,,,
CREDIT. i'r C-4SH
VI ~ HER received on coasigcmon,
an h'Oi advanced or The >an,e.
Hoston. jar. z, 1925. SIN.
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POETRY.
THE SAILORS LADY.

COME busk your galentlie.
Busk and make you ready.
Maiden, busk and come,
Aud be sailors lady.
The foamy oceans ours,
From Hebride 10 Havana,
And thou shalt be my queen,
And reign upon il, Anna.
See by bonnie Ship
50 stately and SO steady;
Thou shalt be my queen,
And she maun be my lady:
The west wind in her wings,
Tie deep all in motion,
Away she glorious goes.
And crowns me king of ocean.
ILL.,
Gladstone is the time
- When all our cups are foamin-
Sweetto weary kinds
The dewy hour of goamin-
But sweeter still 10 20
Where wills the wind and thou
AMID the ocean roamin.
".
The merry lads are mine,
From Thames, and Tweed, and Shannon
The Boubou flowers grow pale
When hang out my pennon
I'll win thee gold and gems,
With pike anu cutlass clashing,
With all my broad sails set,
And all my cannon flashing
V.
Come with me and see
The gold islands glowing;
Come with me and hear
The focks of India looing
The fire shall be Of spice
The dews Of eve drop mama,
Thy chamber floor OF gold
And men adore thee, Anna.
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WhoteSd5c and Retail Book Store.
WILLIAM HYDE

fit the sign Of the BIBLE, No. 8. .Wussey's ROW.
X EEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, an extensive
~ assortment If
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.M4RfIED

In Alfred. BY Rev. Nj. Douglas, MIR. Jarns. ebs..
Of Belfast, to Miss Mary Howard Of the former pace
lin North Yarmouth. BY The Rev. Mr. Cbspir, I'M
Levi Chase, TO Mss Mary Chase.--In Wesrbroot
by the Rev. {. Bradley, Mr.. Simeon Rice. of POI
land, to Miss Mary stevens, OF the former place
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N) Z, EKCH4NtIE- STREET.
" For safe, ou i,t,erai terms. 3 general ss.
sortment Of BOOKS STfTION14RY.-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-21

.4t the sign q the BIBLE, No. 3, .Htsseo's Ro,,
4 EEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE, an extensive
IN assortment Of
BOOKS g. STA7TONARY
BY Wholesale or retail, on the most liberal tAr,,
for CASH, Paper Rags, Sheepskins. for Book
Binding, many kinds of country produce. or an
Profed credit. Just received an additional s,r
ply, among which are the following SCHOOT
BOOKS, to wit.
Wash's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re,dor w
derstanding Reader-Art Of Readng-Amer;c.n
PreceptOr- Columbian Orator--Ijnitsd ST..
History-Morse Cummings and Adams, Geog.
raphies and Atas-Cobb's and Ingersols Gran
mars-Colburn's and Missionary Arithmetic
MurrHy's Grammar, Reader aud lntrodnr,;on
together with many others, which with his forn,a5
stock, comprzes complete assortment NJ an
the SCHOOL BOOKS, in general use. il III.
vicinity. " ms
a0TTraders and other gentlemen from tho
Country, are respectfully invited 10 call.
HENRY Martyrs SERMONS
just received.
Constantly On hand, great assortmsn, a
BLINK .ACCOUNTBOOKS
warranted well bound, and of good n.no,
Bood-Btnd'ng IN all its branches erp-
catted by first rate aUorknlen.
Portland, Jan. 2. 1899,
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NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.

Middle Street, Portland,
HAS just RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
OF GOODS, AMONG WHICH ARE,
d ROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres. FIaRne,s, Pc
ID lise Cloths, Caroline and Tartan Pals Cam
blet plain and fg'd Bombnzetts. Bnmbazines
Cassmeres, Imitation and patch Shawl' worsteJ
Hosiery, Tuilinet and swansdown Veetincs, Lin
ems. Linen Cambrcs Lawns, Linen Dama,k,
Russia and American Diapers, Six and Tabhv
Velrets, British Cottons, Cambrics plain & fg'd
Musns, Bcbbne', MechIin and Silk Lacce, Nan
kin and Canton Grapes, Sinct avs and Sarsnets,
Light and dark Prints, Copperpates Gioghams,
Dmoties, German, Flag and Cotton Hdkdfs. la
dies Long and Short Kid and Beaver Gloves,
Gentemsr's Beaver end Dog Skin Gloves, I'm
hreIar, American sheeting,, Shrtings, Ginghsms
and Ticking. Jan. IA, ls2S.
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BOOhS 6 STATIONARY
ISAAC ADAMS.

W. Z, EXCHANGE STREET,
" for safe, ou liberal terms. = general s,.
sortment Of BOOk>& STfTIONARY.-
AMONG WHICH ARR
Laws of Maine and Town Off
ser-hasoDs' Monitor and Masonic Chart
Abbot on Shipping, new edition-Morse' 8
oYo. Geography aud Gazetteer.
Classic Sc School Books.
Lnhelds Pailosopb Analogy
Faley's fbilosophy-Lo on the u aderstanding
Hedges Logic-B!air's Rhetoric-Graca Ma
J'fa anu Ninofa-Greek Lexicons, Tes, aments
add Granmsrs- VTgii--Horace-- -Ciropedia-
Ainsworth's foung's and Entick's Lain D.ction-
s"es-Laiin Primers-Walker's Perry,s 81 John.
sons Dictionaries-W alsh's, Pixies, Staniford,s
Roots, Kennels, Scholars and Temples Arith-
metics-Englisb and American Readers-YJniver-
sal and American eeeptoFs-Morse's Werces-
ter's, Cummings aad Adauls' Geogrs phies new
and improved sdItilas, with Atiases- WheIpIev,s
and Buffers Compend of History-Hi,tory Of
England, the United States, and New England
abridged for the use of schools-Murray,s and
A'exander's GFammars-- Christian and Columbian
OrsIoss-Evangeiicai Instructer--S acred Fx
tracis-ScotPs Lessons-U understanding Reader
Art Of Reading--Picket's Webster,s Cun-
mings' Perry's aud Pixies SyeI ling Books-Younr
Lady's Acknowledging and Cypberiup
Books-School Bibles and Testaments-Wstts,
J'elknap's, Harris and Smith and jones' HYMN
I1o0ks.
Singing Books.
Handel and Haydn Society CoIIection-Vn.
iage, Temple andAortbern Harmony
Large Bibles.
Browns, Scott, Collins and Cary's family
Bibles. Variety of Pocket Bibles.
SeGmdn's articles.
Bowditcb's NavigatoI--Bluni's Coast Pilot,
ae~ edtion--NautIcai Almanacks---scales and
Dividers--Joui mails, Log Books and Paper
Charts of the American and European Coast,
West Indies, Bahama Banks and Atlantic Ocean
--anadrants.
Rogers Penkniyes. Of superior quality
Rszors. Mathematical Instruments Picker and
Memdsndum Books, F. gsh and Dutch Quilts
Swans QuillS. Walkden', black cad red Ink Pow
der.
Reeves Paints, in boxes and single Cakes,
States, lnkstands, Playing aud Blank Cards.
Great variety Of Cb,dren's Book.
American, English and Italian Writing and
Letter Paper, Of various qualities and sizes suita
ble for account and Record Books.
Ledgers, Journals, Day, Record,
invoice and Letter Books
Account and Record Book, bound and
Clothers aud Bonnet Papers, Drawing &
Cartridge Paper.
Maine Registers for 1923.
Farmers Almanacs for 1923.
Books or cash given TOR clean Cotton and
Linen Rags. jan. IL.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-01
nv. Y. Gaz. June 81.

WAsHINaToN, June SO,-A para
graph is circulating in most of the
news papers thro1gho ut the Union. pur-
porting to be an extract ola letter from
Washington, and importing that the
Russian Imperial Ukase of 4-lo OF
September, 1921, had been revosed.
This statement is not correct. We IN.
derstand that, at the proposal of his im-
penal MaJes>ys government, recently
made, the Minister of the U. States at
81. Petersburg will be Furnished with
powers aud Instructions to confer with
the Russian Cabinet for the adjust
ment, to the satisfaction Of all parties,
oftheir conflicting claims N violation to
the Northwest coast of America; and
from the, we'll known moderation and
? regard to Justice Of the Emperor Alex
amber. no lees than from the friendly
dispositions toward the United Statss,
90 long and so constantly manifested
BY him. there 10 reason to expect that
tb,sadju.tmeDt will be accomplished in
. manner satisfactory TO him, and, at
the sAuas time, consistent with oil the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-01
LATEST From SPAIN.

New YoRK, June 81 BY the schr.
Panopea, Doane, in 42 days from Ca.
dig, we have been politely favored by a
mercantile friend, with Cadlz papers
Of the 18th May, and of Seville papers
to the llth, all inclusive which are 9
days later from the last mentioned
place than have been before received.
Two or more French ships of war
were erulzing off Cadiz, and had over
hauled several Spanish vessels, all Of
which they suffered to proceed.
The Cortes were employed on the
10th of May in discussing a bill for al
lowing the ssculsrized clergy to vote
at elections. Perfect tranquility pre-
vailed at Seville, and the papers speak
with composure of the gradual approach
ofthe French. Tho following passage
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-01
SPANISH MANIFESTO.

In one Of the Gibraltar papers received
at The Office Of The New York Commercial
Advertiser, is contained the following
interesting abstract Of the Spanish Mani
lesto accompanying the Declaration Of
War against France. 1t breathes the
pure and noble spirit OF Liberty and 10.
dependence-snd wifi be read with feel.
ings OF qualification by all who wish sue.
cess 10 the Cause Of freedom throughout
the world. This state paper is dated from
the AIcazar, or Palace, Of Seville, The a3d
Of April. and begins by observing -
That, after the signal success with
WHICH were crowned the exertions OF Spain
to repel the outrageous attack made by
Bonaparte upon her independence, it was
not 10 be expected, that his example would
be followed by Princes who call them.
selves the reslorers OF order, and who are
so much indebted 10 the noble minded
and gallant people who paved the way
for the fall of the French Attilla. This,
however, has unfortunately been the case;
and The French government attempt to
yindicate their understandable aggression
~ indecorous and groundless assertions.
They call the restoration OF the Constitu.
tional system. a military revolt impute
to compulsion the Kings acceptance Of
and adherence TO it, and brand with the
name OF faction the Cerses and the Go