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NEwBURYPoRT Nov. :

A young man, named Brown, was arrested
10 this town last Tuesday, charged with pass
ing counterfeit bills. He passed several 10
town. and others were found about him, a
mong which we're ten dollar bill, Bank Of
U. 5. and S. bill of Cheshire Bank. 1t APP
pears that be belongs to a gang, several 9th
ers of whom were taken in Boston.
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Anevlcan Goods.

VIZ
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings-bleachsd do
do--Wsltham Sea Island Shirtings-Gjngbams
and Observation-Disclosures -Sattinetts-Knift;no
Cottons-sewing Threads, &c. &c
y. D. Many OF the above GOODS were pur.
chased al Auction, and win be sold good bar.
gains for Cash alons.
G. C. LYFoRD.
Nov. Is, 1923 #
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oCfCh udfS ldItI-IO OCI. 10.
Ship Diamond arrived at New York, on
Tuesday, % days from Liverpool Papers to
October 10.
The French troops entered Cadiz, October
3.-The King was to be at Madrid on the
lSth-The Regency was dissolved after issu-
ing a high toned address. $4,000 French
Troops were 10 remain in Spain. Nina, and
some other Patriots, continue in arms Riego
has been condemned, but Nina threatens to
retaliate.
The Spanish colors alone were ordered, but
the people also hoisted the French.
Ferdinand has granted al amnesty 10 the
guilty" in general, with the exception of
the authors of the Revolution.
The King had issued such a Proclamation
las confirms the belief that the Constitution
and Cortes were detested by him.
The King has forbid all Members Of the
Cortes coming near him or the capital.
His Majesty is at Seville.
Ballasteros bas been refused an audience.
A Royal Decree declares void ALL the
acts promulgated since March Z, 1920.
The Duke Del lnfantando is appointed Span
ish Generalissimo.
The militia are dsarmed and ordered home
Couriers have been sent TO all the Patriot
forces still in hostility, ordering them to lay
down their arms.
Nominations and other rejoicings had taken
place at Madrid, SC.
The lnquisitions are re-establishing
NJ. Pozza di Borgo, the Tslleyrand of Rus
STA, has been sent to Spain.
There has been a great fall in certain
Spanish stock in IonIon and par;s
Portugal has contracted small loan.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

The trial Of Manned Cartacho for piracy
terminated at Norfolk on the Sd inst. The
Counsel committed the case to the jury with
out argument, and in short time the Jury re-
turned verdict Of GUILTY, but recommend
ed the Prisoner to the clemency Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States. Friday, the 9Th
DAY Of December next is appointed for his ex-
ecution.-Upon the annunciation of his SEN
.tence in the Portuguese language, by p. Cha
con, Esq. who acted as interpreter, the prison
Ter betrayed considerable agitation Of mind
and obs erved, that he hoped God would have
mercy on hirs.-PhiL Free. Journal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
AMERICAN TEA.

A letter from w. Y. Lewis, Of New-Or-
leans, states that Mr.. Mallet, of louisiana, has
succeeded in raising GreenTea from the seed.
His plantation is near the river Amite. The
bed Of shrubs is Of considerable extent. The
climate appears to favor its growth. Mr. NJ.
thinks the shrub might be cultivated with
perfect success, if proper attention was paid
70 i. A specimen Of the Hyson Tea thus
raised in the South, accompanied Mr.. Lewiss
letter, and on repeated trial has been found
to be palatable and refreshing. The rolling
and twisting operation upon the leaves, and
the seeming and havor!ng by other sweet
scented substances, seem to be all that was
wanting to render It equal to the article we
import from Canton. In short, there is every
reason to believe, that the United States is as
favorable as China for the cultivation Of the
Tea Plant. The only doubt is, whether, in
our state Of society, the labor Of our citizens
cannot be more pro6tably bestowed than in
The rearing Of this vegetable.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
OLD ACE

There is now living in Sanford, Mr.. Moses
Tibbets, aged ninety-nine years and eight
months, who attended town meeting and yot
ed for Representatives TO Congress at the
last triaL-He still retains the use or his
limbs, is able TO work and eonverses with
freedom. and sensibiHty.-Oid are IL his re-
ward, for temperance and Industry.
Ks1nebtslk Gazette.
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Seignior Causici, who was favorite pupil Of
Canoya, has completed, in New York, statue
Of Washington, [ 10 feet high) which is now
exhibiting at the Wsrren-st. Theatre.-sThe
hero Of the revelation is represented seated
on a war horse, trsmphng the serpent Of t.
ranny under bis feet The calmness Of his
sereneIy smiling at the presence
'of danger, is finely contrasted with the fierce
ness Of bis charger, who seems impatient 10
mingle in the blaze Of battle. and bear his
rider to the stormy scene OF death"
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Extracts from teller received by the Canada,
from friend in London.

Washington Irving spends the winter,
learn, at Paris, and is to be engaged in writing
another work. Perkins is still in London.
engaged with his new steam idea They think
here II viii not answer. Perkins, however,
understand. still entertains hopes. There arc
not many Americans 10 London indeed, al
the world is al Paris.
The dinner al Liverpool, which presented
an occasion for Mr.. Canning to ex press bis
sentiments on the subject VI America. has had
an excellent effect 10 this country. America.
stands well IN every respect.
The condition Of England is prosperous
She will preserve her neutrality, for the pre-
sent, al least Spain must succumb, sooner
or later, and leave the Holy Alliance AZ Ebar-
ty to pursue some hotter work
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RICH GOODS.

Black, blue and peaJl Levantines-blk blue
pearl and pink Gros as AapEes-Brs ANA shsyyIs
broad black Bombazines-Sinchaws 4 Sarse-
neiss--green Bonnet Silks-s-4 Merino shawl
--Meriao Hdkfs--elegant Brandeburz Trim.
minss lor Ladies Habits--g7imps and Cord
DAISY Buttons and Froggs-White silk Lace
thread Laees-black Lace yeils-blk Ostrich
riumes--scariet Merino Trimmings-steel CLASH.
and Habit Buttons, &e. sc Sc
IIKFMIsp--a lnrge - ~
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Sir William Lumley, whose administration
vas 50 bnisterOus In Bermuda. and who va
last year ordered home 10 answer certain
charges Of political NAL conduct. has been re-
invested With the government Of the island
and arrived there On the 18th ult. N tba
Glasgow frigate. The inhabitants. We 49,
1ect. were rather in a sorry mood On this M.
casiDn, aud tbs ExoeIlency was receive
without any demonstrations OF jov.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Letters from Italy, (says the Augsburgh
GaE.) speak Of terrible instruction which
has just broken out in Upper Egypt. The
whole country between Dubbe, COST, and
Cordofan, has risen en- masse, and all commu-
nication has been interrupted. AtSuckot, al
the Turkish Soldiers, foreigners and travel
lers have been assassiLated, the magazines
pillaged, and the caravans plundered and
broken to pieces.
Eighteen pieces Of American pine timber,
marked r., have been picked up along the
coast from Lytham to BlackpooI, supposed to
be part Of the cargo Of some vessel wrecked
near the mouth the Ribble.
Captain Parry, with the discovery ships
arrived of Whilby on the 10th ult. all well
No particulars have been received.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Free WasoAry.-It was several months ago
announced that the Emperor OF Russia had
the Lodges Of Free Masons within
his dominions, in common with other secret So
.cieties. We perceive moreover, BY the late
London papers, that not content with abolish
ing these societies within his own dominions
his Majesty has extended his arbitrary power
TO all persons, whether Russians or others hold
ing any commission from him in any country
where the Emperor has consuIs. An order.
has been issued from the Russian Consulate in
Londen, directing all Russian officers to sign
a declaration either that be does not, and never
viii belong to Lodge of Free Masons, or
any other secret society; or,(in case lie does
belong to Lodge declaring that he renoun-
ces henceforward the said Free-Masons, and
will have no communications with them-IIf
his Majesty knows any thing of the mutual
oaths and obligations of MasoDs, he must be
aware that those who happen to hold commits
sions must resign them rather than make such
a remuneration. IN. Y. Com. .3dU.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

LONDON, Der. live understand that
government has received information of the
final and complete settlement Of the differ.
ences between Russia and Turkey, under the
arrangement Of Lord Strangford. II i added
that the deputies between Greece and Tur-
key. are 10 be entrusted 70 the mediation Of
Russia, Austria, and c. Britain.
The King Of Portugal has prohibited The
entrance fall foreign newspapers into hi.
kingdom.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Compliments betlrecn brethren Of The srras
principle. Mr.. Noah, the editor " tbe
New York National Advocate, SAYS The
Boston Patriot seems 70 be incIiniaa N tbp
support Of Mr.. Calhoun Add the Patnot
replies, "We wish We could say that tie AL
vOcate was iaeliHiHg to truth and decency. =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

srooKIoIM. AUG l5.-Among the rcsolu-
tons adopted by the Diet i the abolition II
sumptusry laws, which established tax on
several indispensable objects There was. for
example, tax for using tobacco, drinking
vine and brandy. and on playing cards: the
women paid for wearing silk robes.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

I Snail F'or.--Sertrai cases Al ANAL prA have
occurred 81 tie house No.l2s. Antiony-sirtst
/ New. York. The Board of Health have rp
moved tie infected To hospital Il kipps' BsF.
The Board recommend general rarrina.
ton. and the poor are vacciaated graus
Cases have also occurred il Philadelphia
from whence the disease vas brought w New
York
The Rev. James Richards, ~. I'D. wa iast
week indicted into the Office of Professor 81
Christian Theology I'd the Theological Semi
nary az Auburn, ia New York Tbs pro.
feasorsbip was endowed nv che liberal donh.
tiou % al individual ID NoW-fork.
Mr.. William Hell, formerly az Portland
Z Maine. and late of Marietta, Lancaster
County, Penn. u advertised III a Lancaster
paper, M missing. Ilc left Piitsburg, M Fe-
bruary last, for Marietta, since which w hss
not been heard pa
The Hon. HESRE Clay delivered, on the
\ lth ulL before the synod ~ Kentucky. con-
rossd Of all the Presbyterian Clergy 10 the
State, an address respecting The plan III The
American Colonization Society.
II IL proposed, IN Kentucky, to have Louis
vile, Shipping Port and Portland, incorpora-
ted into a City. Together they have 5lG3
inhabitants, including 1865 blacks
The Hon. JosEPH M'lLvANE has been elect
"a a Senator of the United States, in New
Jersey, vice Jodys soUTHARD, appointed
Secretary of the Navy.
Al the late exhibition, under the direction
or the Agricultural Society ar sc0hairu. M. M.
a woman presented three infant daughters
which she bad AZ one birth. There wa ID
premium established, but 4 number ~ bache-
lors presented her with . each, making up a
handsome purse.
The Rev. G.. Wilson, Of Jamaica, has mar
ried il his own parish IS7 couple W slaves
In Virginia three men have advertised that
they will shoot against any other three in Tire
U. 5. for from 500 to 5000 70 l00yards
-ofFhand.
S. Robinson, Esq. at ST. Augustine,
has commenced the cultivation 81 the Castor
Bean. and the making Of Oil. He has alrea-
Nv sent some to market.
Three children persisted BY starva-
ton al Black River, Jamaica. in the early
part OF last month. A meeting Of the Vestry
Of the Parish was called on the 10Th, TO take
into consideration the miserable state ofthat
part Of the country, and % ascertain the ex-
tent Or the wants Of the Inhabitants
At the circuit ia Ulster CO, last week there
we're two actions for breach of promise vi mar
rage. 10 one, Low vs. Dickerson, The iury
verdict for the plaintiff vi $1,000
Damages-In theother, Bevier vs. Deyans, YER
ict for the plaintiff $3.50 damages.
There are ID the Mississippi, 70 Steam
Boats Of which are over 400 tons.
Lrf.rcfr fnrn q IefIea. ascei..nd l.. fhn (-..nA.
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twill be perceived, by further advices from
Europe, since our last, that the news OF the fall
Of Cadiz is fully confirmed
We are not among the number ofthose editors,
who seem to take a degree Of pleasure in an
nouncing intelligence, destructive TO an hopes Of
free government and liberal institutions in the
old world. Still less do we feel inclined to
prophecy any good to an oppressed and degra-
ded people, from the tender mercies and parental
watchfulness Of the Holy Alliance" We have
no sympathy with those, who look with fond
ness upon the gaudy traPpings Of 4" splendid
king and court )" venerated priesthood -
and paternal nobility Y who are pleased with
the childish superstition Of +" masses and process
sions." We confess our hopes would be much
more readily embarked on the " tempestuous sea
OF liberty" than suffered to remain torpid III the
calm Of despotism. We might even prefer to
trust the rising prospects Of a nation to those,
who are stigmatized as e provincial attornies, "
upstart capitalists" and orators Of club
rooms" instead Of committing them to the care
Of those, who are born and educated under anti
quated systems Of arbitrary power and feudal
tyranny; systems that are essentially hostile TO
the cause Of human Improvement, personal lib
erty and the rights of conscience
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Advices from Natchez 10 the 18th, state
that the fever continued TO rage at that
place. without abatement, from 70 inter-
menls in a dsy taking place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

A meeting OF the friends Of General Jack
son was held at Philadelphia on Wednesda,
last, for the purpose Of nominating him as
candidate for the Presidency. They passed
resolutions setting forth his professions, and
appointed Committee Of Correspondence.
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Mr. William Hul, formerly 81 Portland
Maine, and late al Marietta, Lancaster
County, Penn. . advertised III a Lancaster
paper, M missing. We lefi Piishurg, IN Fe-
bruary last, for Marietta, since which w hsa
not been heard Oh
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Fire.-A building in Augusta, near the west
end Of the bridge, owned by Mr.. Benjamin
Branch, was consumed BY FIRE, on Saturday
morning last. The building had lately re-
ceived some repairs, and il is supposed that
the fire was communicated to some shavings
that lay around it.
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NEW CHEAP STORE,

anon w. ase-iniddAHg aud lew nr,cA4
srosa SI'll ; sId Cassiasres good ssso opu
low and red fianneh-saIisls..,'' s,l''te, yell
kaliaetts-Plain and figured Bonl,vs, 1au'' e.
and bordered Cashmere shawls-bIE 49, 'a'a
figured SIX, aud ToiIinct Vestne. -ls'i,
Beaver, Doe and Buckskin Glovss-Lsa;ss' 'i ~,
Beaver s ~ and Lined Gloves-Ladies' blaek !
colonred Norsted IEosc-Tartan and f, GO y
Plaids-English Gingllarns--, L. NaIoiihe
Of DARK and light Caieoes, FurnitSres ana % =
Perplales-wh'ie and coloured Cambdcls-
snd hgared Mnslins-Jackonet and NInn H.
hns- Muslin bobes-Linens and LIN CsTtri.L.
Ladies Cam5riek Hdkis-MusIin Hdkfs0s
great variety Of kibbons-Tabby and silL 49,
oil Table Cioths-Britisb Cottons IT, I, ~
danna, German and blk. silk Hskfse,,bi,..
checked end spotted cravais-Imitution Merle.
Hdkls-Cassimere do-Cotton ShawIs-e'ha
drens hakis-Cotton Balls-Tapss-p
s--Bultons-sewing Saks-Twists. ~ ~
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JoHS w. MELLES, Esq late Of North-Yar-
mouth, has been appointed Cashier, of the Do
yer Bank, at Dover, N IT,
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The Rev. James Richards, ~. ID. wa iast
week INDICTED into the Office q Professor of
Christian Theology ID The Theological Semi.
nary AZ Auburn, ID New York Tbs pro.
fess0rsbip was endowed hy che liberal d1nh-
too Of "a individual IN Ncw-fork.
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