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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

1t is said there is pump on Long-Ts-
land possessing the surprising power Of
converting one quart of milk into three
pints We don't believe a word of it.
Hornet.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12
A. WILLIAMS.
Tailor,

D ETURNs his thanks to his
IL Gfriends and customers generally, for The
liberal share Of patronage that has l,een ex-
tended to him since he commenced business
in uxRRIDGE. He has now taken Shop in
the new brick building directly opposite the
centre school house where he continues to car
ry on his business in all IFS various branches,
in the newest fashion. Having taken part;c-
ular pains to inform himself of the mcst APP
proved style of work, he fatters himself that
he shall merit the patronage of the public.
C65- A. A. w. keeps constantly on hand,
BROADCLoTHS, KERSEYMERES AND
VESTlNGS, with a complete assortment OF
Trimmings, which will be sold at very reduc-
ed prices,
n. B. Wanted Immediately one or two
JouRNEYMEN who are first rate workmen and
who can come we'll recommended. To such,
good encouragement will be given.
Urbridge, NoU. IL.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12
COOKING STOVE.

A NY person having second
la hand STAFFORD COOKING STOVE for sale
io~, may hear of purchaser by applying at
this Office.
Nov. 12.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

Rhode Island.-The General Assem-
bly, of this state adjourned on Saturday
last. On the subject of Constitution a
committee was appointed to report at
the next session a bill providing for a
convention. Charters we're granted for
three new Banks, one in each of the
towns of Providence, Bristol, and Fos-
ter; and an act passed preventing the
issuing of bills payable otherwise, III in
in gold and silver. A bill was passed
authorizing the Yearly Meeting Of
Friends in New-England, TO hold in
trust, and in their own right, property
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12
V ALU A BILE
School Books.
DORR g. ROWLAND

Haze for sale, By 7Uholesale and retail,
GcHoLAR's Arithmetic, by DAN
kOIEL ADAMS, N. d. [This work is so well
known, and so generally introduced in Schools
and Academies, that farther commentator is
superhuous.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Of America with a brief account of some of
the Principal Empires and States of Ancient
and Modern times. For the use of Schools
and Families.-By Citizen of Massachu-
sets. Stereotype edition, corrected and
improved; with Questions, adapted to the
History of the United States, and the Com
pendulum of Empires and States.
*x*This valuable work for Schools is recon-
mended by Rev. DR.. Kirkland, President of
Harvard University; Rev. DR.. Holmes, Au-
thor of American Annals, &c. Cambridge :;
DIR. Daniel Adams, Author of Scholars Arith-
metic, valuable Geography, &c. Rev. Fes-
tus Foster, Preceptor of Munson Academy the
Editors of the New York Evening Post, and
Journal and latterly oy Mr.. Stevenson, Can
andaigua, who has long been an eminent Pre-
ceptor of the Academy there, and who has in
troduced the book. To these are added the
recommendation of the Hon. Prentiss Mellen.
late Senator in Congress, and now Chief
Justice of the State of Maine, and the Hon.
Samuel Bell, late Governor of the State of
New Hampshire.
EASY LESSONS IN READING,
For the use of the Younger Classes In Com
mon Schools. By JOSHUA LEAvITT.
wv Such publication has long been de-
sideratum. as no work, extant, is calculated
to supply the deficiency.
~ book so much needed, requires no o.
Their recommendation, than relates to the ex-
ecution of the work. In addition to the very
handsome testimonials from Rev. Mr.. m
dre'cs, and Asa Keyes, Esq. lately published,
we have one from Rev. Daniel A. CLARK, OF
Amherst, Ms. in which he says, " | have at
tended with some care to your Lessons in Read
ing, and am free TO say, that think the Sc
lections good, and the public under obiga-
tons to you for preparing the work. Profess
sor Eastabrook, ofthe Amherst Collegiate In
sttution speaks very highly of the work, and
it is also highly recommended by Rev. Mr..
WILLARD, of Deerfeld, Ms.
HALL, ON THE DISORDERS OF THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND GENERAL HEALTH.
from the last London edition--a work highly
recommended by the New England Journal
of Medicine and Surgery, by DR.. Smith, Of
New Haven, and other eminent Physicians.
S1,25 6vo. boards.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

York Election.-A fourth trial for Mem
Der of Congress in York District, Maine,
was held on the Sd inst. We learn that
all the votes have been received, and
the result, is that WILLIAM BUR-
LEIGH, Esq, of South Berwick is cleo
ted by majority of more than 100
votes.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12
. GU are hereby cited to ap

W GU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (ifyou see City at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in December next at
ten Of the clock before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the adj
ministratrix TO sell and convey so much Of the
real Estate of said deceased, as will raise the
sum of sixty one dollars, for the payment of
debts and charges and you will be heard
thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Rsg5.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

AMHERST, Oct. 18.-At the Supe-
rior Court in this towu Joseph Cham
berlain, for an assault on his wife with
intent to kill was found guilty,& senten-
ced to 10 days solitary confinement and
S years hard labor in the state prison.
Cabinet.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

A medical pupil of promising abilities
recently died in England, whose death
was occasioned by the absorption of mat
ter through wound in his finger, when
assisting in the dissection of a deceased
body.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Oct. 90, 1923.
To the Wido1o & Heirs Of REUBEN ALLEN,
late of fIardwick an said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all Others concerned an
the Estate Q sad deceased.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

The London Sun states that fl .O00,-
900 of British manufactures have
been shipped to Mexico within short
period.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

BosToN, Nov. 5-The trial of John
Wilson, Joseph Lambert. Louis Jerome,
and Jean Francois, before the Circuit
Court, Judge Story presiding, on a
charge of Piracy, was concluded yester-
day by the acquittal of the prisoners.
The cause underwent alaborious inves-
tigation, and the prisoners we've zeal
ously and ably defended by their counsel,
Messrs. Spooner and Flint Dd. Adv.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

An extraordinary case of hydroce-
phalus or water of the brain, has excit-
ed the interest Of the medical gentle
men of Salisbury. The head of an in
FAINT, before any operation was perform
ed, at the age of six months, was of
the following extraordinary dimensions :
Round the. forehead and back part of
the head 80 inches, and from ear to ear
across the vertex 81 inches, which mea-
surements will be better understood by
stating that the large circumference of
the adults head averages but GO inches,
and from ear to ear but 12, and of a
healthy child Of six months old, the
large circumference averages l6, and
from ear 10 ear but inches. The in
FAINT, belonging to respectable parents,
is under the immediate treatment of our
surgeons, and is submitted to a novel
practice, viz, the removal of the water
by degrees, through the means of ope-
ration, and at the same time, the en-
ployment Of pressure.-The infant has
undergone the operation five times, and
100 ounces, (nearIy seven pints) of wa
ter, have been removed. The present
state of the infant and the effects of the
operations and treatment are such as af.
ford well grounded hopes, that for this
disease, considered hitherto hopeless, a
remedy has at length been found.
Salem Gazette.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12
GEOGRAPHICAL GAMES,

GEOGRAPHICAL GAMES,
The Travellers Tour though the United
States, Europe and round the world, each be-
ing performed with Tetotum and Travellers
A L S 0,
Vernacular, Astronomical, Philosophical,
Botanical, Scriptural and Geographical Cards /;
the whole intended 10 convey in a pleasing
manner the principal facts connected with va
rious branches Of Science.
A large and complete assortment of
Blank Books and Stationary. Writing Paper.
Quilis, Playing Cards, States and Pencils,
Penknives and Razors, &c. &c.
ALNANACKS FOR 1924.
The above will be sold very cheap for cash.
or approved credit.
~ Old Books, Magazines and Pamphlets,
bound at short notice. eop.3t.
Forester .Nou. 10.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

Upwards of $40, besides several
gold rings were collected in Rev. DR..
Cummings Church in Newly DIRK for the
benefit of the Wiscasset and Alma suf-
terers. Several liberal individual sub
scriplions have also been made.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-12

We understand that one of our broth
er editors, in this city, was challenged
by Crawford gentleman, yesterday,
but very properly declined the invita-
ton. Neither Mr.. Crawford nor his
friends, can expect to fight their way
clean to the chair of stale. If the game
of pistols is TO be resorted to, Gen. Jack
son will certainly stand the best chance.
" Y. Com. .adv.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

The proper time having arrived the instructor hears
the class spell reasonable number Of words selected
from the reading exercise.
The public are requested to consider what has been
accomplished in one hour. class consisting Of near
ly one third part OF the school, has been very maent
feading or spelling every pen is prepared for use and
every scholar in arithmetic has received his necessary
instruction and explanations
The second class read next overlooked ~ a p~omD.
Ter belonging TO the geography class and subjected Ia
the same regulations 8 watchfulnes the preceding
The instructor Is at this time setting copies for snch
scholars as do not write ia oining-hand (which re-
CURES about Ave minutes attending further 10 arith-
meticians, and experimenting the whole school, over
winch ne IS sole monitor. and will neither countenancc
false reading or pronunciation The Lass class spell
as do the former. If the weather be very warm the
scholars are now permitted take the air for five
minutes
The time for writing having arrived, the books are
a'sriouted and the scholars their duty. Neither
deness nor confusion are now the order Of the dav "
things appear something like right and the master is
oouby paid IN this part of his labor by the applica
ton Oft pupils. Would thar children's attention in
other branches might equal it in this.
In the ordinary of proceeding we have arri-
we'd to the last general exercise for the half day. viz
the reading and spelling Of the geography class which
IS attended 10 by the instructors while tie other scAo
ars are studying their lessons.
During all the exercises 10 reading and spelling
each scholar IS accountable in the class which he
belongs, for the place. word and pronunciationthus
IS ne compelled TO be wachtul and. il is be hoped
IN some measure studous.
Writing is dispensed with the forenoon OF Satur-
days to make way FOR other particulars recommended
by the Committees regulations. Scholars who have
acquired Sufficient knowledge in writing form toll
erabie letter permitted 10 write pages day,
nine week, and hundred and seventeen in a
quarter u his attention be ponctual ~#
Ihs believe TO be as fair and full representation
o. the schools in this town. can be given in so
small compass.
That some improvement NAV vet be made on our
system OF instruction. is beyond doubt. Whether
improvement on tine New-England. the introductior
q the Lancasrian system win he mo,e congenial tc
me genius and feelings Of youth, may be the sub
! .leci % a subsequent communication. by VERITkS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
IMPORT OF PORTLAND:::::a:::::::

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, July l5tt-Ar. schrs. William Prince.
iiom New York. with four-Ja..e, Chandler, from St.
Thomas. for Boston, with rum. sugar, molasses and
coffee.
WED-NESD.4Y-S chr. pedlar, Gcrrish, from N.
York.
THURSD4YASloops Only Son. Purington. from
Bath with salt-Aiagara, Taner from Newport, r. r.
with flour. corn. tar and Am Gin.
FRIDHf-Soops America, Stanwoood, from Bos.
ton-ExpTess. Sawyer, do.
SUJVD.4Y-Sc hr. Gen. Bona, Jaouis, from
Newburypor-sloop Caroline, Brewer, Boston
Maine. Lowell. do.-Alpha, Pinkham, from Nantuck-
et with oil and candles Packet Prince Boston.
MO.fD-4F-Brig Enterprize, Stickney, from Bos-
ton.
Since Our lost--Bng Mechanic. Ham, for Matanzas
-schr. Leader, Ross, for Befast-sloop Rapid Calef
for Hallowell.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
July ], off Cape st. Nchoa Mole the Union. Of
this port, from 81. Jago. for New York
June is lat -, lon 56. brig Eastern Star or Dres
den ~ days out. for Surinam
In NlatanzHs Bay, schr. Recover. hence, 90 DAYS
June a. 10 the Alersey, Elizabeth a. Jane, Of Bath
from New Orleans for Liverpool, lett Balize' APP %
Lat -, ~. Aioio, Gordon OF Portland. FIR. Havana.
MEMORANDA.
Big Vermont, Dickinson for ST. Ubes. sailed from
Amsterdam June 10 The Midas, Prince for Gotten
burg sailed 2 or days pre- vious.
Al Stockholm. May 6, Nestor. New York. 8.
Al Flushing. June 3 the Mary, Drinkwaier, Of this
port, from Maianzas
The Director. Hamilton, Of Portland, and the Cad
mus, ar At Havre May 25. Of, 2sth Motion Har-
rod Of Eastpor. from 10.
The Noble, Maxwell, from Havana, ar il the We
May 18Th
Tbs Bctsey, Hsley, Of this port, f. Wiscasset 90,
ar. at Havana June %.
Ar. at Liverpool, June 8, Lawson, Of Halowen f.
New Orleans. (left Balize April l2;) Sylvester Heay
Of Thomasion. from do. Jasper, Of Bath. from do
In port. June 9TH. Lucy Ann Davis fo Boston, ready
AT Maanzas, July |, Enlcrprize. Ospra and Cuba
Of this port.
At Havana, "a ms. Hind Albert. and Mercator, of
this port, disg; Exchange, Of do. Just sold Betsey
Wales, Of Belfast. do.
Schr Enterprise. for Lubec, 10. was at Antigua a.
bout 25th uI
At Point Petre June 81 Harriet burlington, dis'g !;
Atlantic. Davis. do. Ellen, Bailey. loading Mary
Ann, and Ardent. do. /; Arms Boston, s.
schr. Favarite, for this port 10. was the only Am
at Curacao. 9th ult.
Ar at New York, 9Th inst. Herald, Quoddy; VIM.
Murch. Of this port, from Washington. n. C.-1lth
Ohio Hill. Saco; Sophronia and Mary hepce.--l2h,
Cen Jackson, Cook, Ocracock. 5.--Ad& WDl. for
Washington N. c. l4th.--Ar. 18th and 18th. Marv
Thomas Mobile ~ Albert PASSPORT 7-Sailed 18Th.
Mount Hope and Woromontagus.-Ar 18th. Hannah.
Crawford. Bath; Reporter, Knight hence Julia + !.
an Eastern port. Cl Leader, Lubec Volant Case
Ar. 18Th, + zabc,h, Gardner. Pt. Petre. IL; Con-
cord, Thomas, Acbile q ;NJula, Pinktam. Michias.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

TITO be sold at Public yendue, on TUESDAY,
4 the goth day Of July instant. at ii o'clock,
A. VI. on the premises-All the right, title and
interest, Of wnich RICHARD FicKETT, late OF
Portland, CsnIker, died seized, in the following
described Real Estate, situated on Danforth
Street, in said Portland, viz beginning at a
stake, standing on the south easterly side Of
Danforih Street, in the most westerly corner Of
lot Of land belonging 10 Thomas Merrill, Jr /;
thence south, Az degrees east. about 102 feet to
a lane; thence southwesterly, adjoining said
lane, AZ 2 .eet, TO land Of VIM. Merrill; thence
northwesterIy, by said VIM. Merrill's land, a.
boa, l02 feet, TO Danforth Street thence north
easterly, by said Danforth Street, TO the bound
frst mentioned, with the two story Dwellings
house and harm upon the same. Said estate is
subject TO the widows dover, aad is sold by
order of Court, for the payment Of the just debts
of said Pickett, and incidental charges. Terms
al the time OF SALE
WIN. WILLIS, .ada'r.
Portland, July u, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

TO LINES NEAL. Esq. Clerk ofthe Propriefors
ETA certain tract Of land IN Portland, in ne
County Of Cumberland, formerly assigned 10
The iWidors Of infhOny Bracket, deceased, as part
Of her DoWer ia his Estafen
WE the subscribers hereby request you 10 call
Meeting Of said Proprietors, az Mitchell's
Hotel, in Portland, on TUESDAY, the nine
teen h dsy Of August next, at 8 O'Clock, p. M.
for the following purposes -
4. To choose a Moderator for said Meeting.
g To see npon what terms said prOprietors
will release or convey u the Portland Bridge
Corporation, lot Of land for dollhouse, and a
portion Of their fats, for The purposes Of the
Bridge. yy4.
s. 10 see whether said proPrietors viii open
road from SAID Bridge, 10 meet the contempla-
ted ST Get, called Brackett-street.
Given under our hands al Portland, July Of,
ID. 1928. PRENTIS MELLEN,
THOMAS BECK,
LEVI CUTTER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

IL Supreme judicial Court On Thursday tie 2fH
day Of august nsri, az IA o'clock, IA. ~ on the
premises. the following described Real Estate, be-
longing to the heirs az Robert Rrag,Ion. late or
Portlsnd, IN the county Of Cumberland, Mariner,
deceased. via:
Two thirds Of lot or LAND with the build
ings thereon. IN common and undivided situated
lin Portland.) on Cross-strpet; northerIy b. the
passage way leading from Cross-street 20 Josiah
Pane's lot; south BY William Chadwick Ioi.
and east by said street; containing twenty One
rods by estimation, more or less.
BENJAMIN usLEY, Guardian
Portland, July 8, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
PIIHIIC SCHOOLS

NY Edttor--The piece headed Education No j"
lately published in yeur paper relating 10 the Abece-
darian institutions in this IS calculated 10 make
a more uniayorable impression. the minds OF peo
pie abroad than il ought; and notwithstanding your
very fair remarks 10 following paper, on the same
subject. think II reasonable that you give publicity
90 the following statement of facts =
With the women's schools I acknowledge myself
hut little acquainted bet informed hat the prina
ny object OF the AIsireSses is teach their pupils Is
necessary qualification for admtanee into The other
schools) a ioleraby correct method of reading oaLy
wonens schools. and very highly OF some Of them
unuay migrating from the women's to theis schools
and generally appear Ia have been well Taught In
,n's The sbecf of the school is fully accomplished.
.Hens schools In these schools the scholars for The
eseicise IN reading and spelling divided into three
classes the hfst read alternately in Adams Geography
aad Beauties Of the Bible; the second in Murrav's
Render, and the third IN the New Testament AT the
commencement OF the school, the Testament class are
aeqnested 10 read, and lad from one of The higher
classes IS appointed prompter the class read from
ioriy-hse 10 hy minutes. AT this time boy is pre-
pairing the writing books. which he does by ruling two
copies ~ time with instrument for the purpose
and putting written copies previously prepared into
each o. The books in which he finds Join ng hand cop
ies before written. always cautious 10 place tsm in
ALPHABETICAL order, having regard TO the capital be-
ginning each copy. The instructor during this exeI-
case y At the seat OF every scholar making and men
aiog pens attending to aTithmeticians aud likewise
ovssheafing the class usces the partial dictaon Of
the promptefr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
FRESH GOODS.
FOR SALE AT,
JEREMIAH GORE, JAS.

Commission Store,
No. 6, SoUTn SIDE LoSG-WHAaF,
CHESTS and Boxes Hyson, Young Hysou,
- Hyson Skin, Caper Souchoug, Souchons and
Bohea Teas Hossheads and Barrels St. Croix
Sugars; Boxes Of Canton White Sugar Bills.
Clear, No. /, aud Prime Pork Bags Pepper
Hhds. Choice St. Croix and w. ]. Rum Or.
Casks Sicily MADEIRA and Malaga Wines Pipes
Cognac and Marseiles Brandy Pipes Holland
4 Hhds. & Bbls. American Gin; Cask Raisins
Casks Winter and Summer Sperm Oil; Manila
Indigo; Bbls. Tar Casks Rice; Boxes Mould
and Dirt Candles Boxes Baker and Lapham:
No. l, Chocolate Casks Palm Oil Boxes d
Soap, &C. &c.
Portland, July 20, 1928. (3w isl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
iR WARMING.

IIyHEREAs. OLIVER GODDARD, late Of
~ Ware, Member OF the Masonick Family,
is guilty Of loose, lascvious and immoral conduct,
inasmuch, as to leave a wife and helpless family,
and elope with woman Of i'll fame which
renders him unworthy Of the patronage and
privilege Of the Fraternity. is therefore ORDER
ed By Mount Zion Lodge, Of which he was a
Member, that he be expelled from said Lodge
and that II be recommended to all Masons and
Lodges. to exclude him, from their friendship
and fellowship. EBENEZER PERRY, Sse,rv.
Hsrdwick, June 81, A. H.. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

la the 5oand.l6ih. Belvidsre, Walker q iaowell,
from Marseiles 80.
~. At Boston. 18th inst. scArs. Fox, Nye, IT, Hal
lowell; Boston, Wood r. Bath; sloops Jane Hutch
inson. OF Cumberland, hence Policy. rapey. Wells
Union. Gardner. Augnsta.--16th, Sally Ann Springer.
Haowell; Aurora, Springer, do. Washington Smith,
do ; Champion. Shackfod. Eastport. -l7th, brig Ad-
ans. Spaulding. fom Thomaston; ChMalon. Andef-
Coatee. jackson. or Gardiner, frog u. ana schrs
Milo, Farnsworth Of Bfixlol, from Nscle. 80; Sea
Flower, Saule. from Augusta. 9Th, schr! Fame, Har
rngton, Easport--CL schrs. Hiram, Pierce, Belfast
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
EMEDICAL LECTURES.

rTHE MEDICAL LECTURES at Dartmouth
College, will commence fortnight after The
Loliege Commencement, viz:
On THURSDAY, the 9Th Of next SEPTEM-
BER, and continue thirteen weeks.
Hanover, july 5. 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

Capt. Partridge of Norwich Academy, has is
sued card, inviting the parents and guardians
OF tie cadets Of his school, to attend the general
examination. which viii commence at the nst-
tuition on Monday, the lth of August next.
The examination in the various branches of
science viii continue through the week, and
the following Monday and Tuesday. the 18th
and 10th of August, will be devoted TO military
aui other public exercises. During the exam
ination, Capt. Partridge will deliver a course of
lectures on the military science, which Will
comprehend one lecture on the operations Of
the English and French armies in Spain in 1870,
one on the campaign OF the French in Russia 10
1912, and wll close with one on the battle 81
Waterloo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
NEw-YoRK, July 10.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Tie ship Panathea, Capt Bennett which arrived
last evening brings London dates the 7th Of June.
We have only time 10 state, that
Toe Regency appointed BY the Duke dAngouleme
have despatched Ambassadors TO the principal
Of Europe.
The Cores have adopted measures to remove the
X ing 10 Cadiz.
Abisbal had been declared traitor by the Cortes.
and lie had retired somewhere in the vicinity Of Ma
did.
The Cores quietly holding their sessions.
II was repored Donnadeu had been taken by the
Spaniards.