The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

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Imnedisisls after re adjournment of Par
lament. " - anauL.kiulosh aiiendsd thu
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state papers. mhich will 80 a. Hi
iussraie that portion 81 lis : HfsfoFy % kDg-
land. q which they bsiong---L"g. Pa
The number Df Hind00 wufntn Nbo aarri-
feed themselves on the fJneral Pilss oi iAcir
husbands IL 1913. am0unied 10 tos and Iu
1879. W 1880. Considering the ruiinHied Coz
trol or the British in India. we arc surprised &C
the tolcration oil these enormiiies- bcoaParic
would have checked them Ia six months.
Late accounts from me spanish Maine shsw thAt
The British are looking out Tor thc trade Of thar
emaucipaged sountry. They have already 0bfaiHsd
some trclusiuf advantages 10 che Island Of Hayti.
and onless our government NOE tigsni il form
ing commercial treaties with South AmeFica. TRAN
they have been With thr free and fnunshing
Rep0blic Of Hayti, they will come oa bUt secone
best IN the polilic struggle OF diplomacy.
Tsnnsssa.-A bill has passed the Seaate 10
amend tie endorsement laws 81 this State and ~
save from ruin the good people thsTeof" The hll
has this singular provision that All process ssU-
"a BY justice az the peace, w crrks uf Courts.
nr the collection Of money, shall be made feturma-
bls two years after TIE same shall W issued. ard
n0t sooner, uneEs the plaintiff endorse thereon that
nc will take bank notes. This DELAY Of iusficea
u W course intended compel the creditor aCqui
esce in the endorsement laws-and 10 get ceaf. VI
possible, Of the decision Of their judiciary tEat those
laws are unconstitutional and void.
General Jackson is elected a Semator Of the Uni-
ted States from Tennessee, IN opposition Colonel
Williams, BY IS to IS Many had pledged them
selves 20 Williams before the General was offered
a. candidate which accounts for the Smallnest uf
the majority.
man named Arlington from Tennessee,
was lately killed BY WIN. Bowers. 10 North
Carolina. The deed was done ~ stabbing.
when under the influence Of liquor.
"Hamburg, sc. now only two years and
three months old, contains between 500 and
1000 souls, and from 1870 10 200 houses, among
which are number Of large and two story
ones but not near enough 10 supply the num-
erous applicants" Hamburg, s. q. and Au-
gusta, Geo. " should fern one great city, with
the SaVasnah river running through the cen
] tire"
The Corporation Of the City OF N. York
proposes 70 apply TO the Legislature Of the
State for law to tax spirtuous liquors, and
regulate Taverns--a law further 20 restrain
the introduction Of Aliens law to license
Theatrical Amusements-and law 70 regu-
late Hackney Coaches.
1 1t Is proposed TO amend the City Charter 30
as to divide the City Legislature into two
Branches as IN Boston.
4 A Convention in ". York has nominated
ABEL HUNTINGToN ESQ. az candidate for
seal in the Senate Of that State.
dHunifesnt DOnation-It Is understood thar John
Mclean. Esq. deceased. has bequeathed Ihe sum or
one hundred thousand dollars 10 aid Of the hassa-
Ichuseus General Hospital; thus rendering The De-
ceased the greatest benefactor Of this humane instr
tuition.
Intempsrance at ". York lately 4 Wo-
man, when about TO heat the oven. found In
4 bag Of powder. supposed 10 have been
placed there by her ilterlPeTate husband ior
her destruction.
Shocking OccaTrence.--A letter from a ladF
"a Paris, Oneida County, to her friend in
Whiting, (Vt) states, that while four ladies
were taking tea together near that place. two
lof them sickeRed and died at the table. and
the other two died the next morning. Oman
examination Of the tea kettle il was found
that hard worm had been boiled in il. The
poison Of (which was the cause Of their death
A member Of tie bar OF Pittsburgh, p.
has issued Proposals for publishing BY subscHp-
ton, u bound volume Of $50 pages, Black
stones Quotations, comprising ali the Latin
and French words and passages contained III
bla06stone's Commentaries, with EHglirh
tr0nsldtionsn
The $4,000 prize ia the n. Y. Literature
Lottery was drawn BY two Lzbourers On TIE
Great Canal, one from Ohio, tbs other from
Connecticut. The odd prize Of s5SiI was
drawn by two men 10 the city Il n. York
There are 10 the State or Vermont " cot.
ton and Woolen Factories--13 paper mills--ass
fulling Mills-25O oarding Machinas-ss0
grain mills-380 Physicians-224 LAWYER
Z55 Churehes-l575 School Houses, ana abcut
$50 DistiIleries.
DIR. Philip Boyer, who left Baltimore fsr
me west, was robbed on the 5th inst. on PEI
teTs Mountain, by three men who we're IN
olsguise. The amount taken was $3.50 iB
notes o. the Baltimore Banks, among them
were two bills Of 500, with the name Of 5.
hlarSh written across the back or them
a young man named Thomas Clements
lately lost bis life Id manner - dreadful alR
vas extraordinary. He was fishing vida
ira" net, with some Of his friends, near Eliza
oem Castle, Jersey, and taking little sols
oni q the vet, be put il between bis teeth "
NH, when the fish with a sudden spring ioFesd
lIsei INTO hrs throat. aud almost cbeakedhia
Do unfortunate man had just time to cal i'r
assista nee but It came too late, be expired SOP
after il dreadful agony.
sdirdsT-Two men named Andrew Fsgs
500 and Julius Dagger have been c0muitiea
for uiai 70 Monroe county Jail, Indiana, chafE
81 with numbering Isaac Edwards, q LaF-
renee counfv - 49, 49,. =. tt.t tH