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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-07
Cohen's Office, Sept. Cd.

Cohen's Office, Sept. Cd.
0The drawing Of the MONUMENT
LOTTERY will be continued on Wed6est
day next, 9Th inst. at the Masonic Hal -.
previous 10 commencing the second caplisi
prize OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be deposited ia the wheel agreeably
10 the scheme; besides which the great
prize OF TWENY THOUSAND DOL-
LARS also yet remains 10 be drawn.
Whole tickets DIE 0O Quarters De0O
Halves on Eightbs ] 50
For sale, warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-07
COHEN'S

Lottery e Exchange oUce, IL Narkef-street,
BALTIMORE
Where the whole OF the capitals yet sold
were obtained, and where were also sold
the great capitals OF loo 900, go,soo, TO-
600, 5000, &c. drawn in the Grand State
Lottery on the 24ih uit. and where more
cnpitalprires haze been sota than at any
other office IN -America.
pOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any o.! the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctuaI
attention. it addressed to
seps }. |. COHEN, jr. Bo!'amore.
The Alexandria Museum
ls open in The forenoon from 70 10 o.
cluck, and lron ) 10 = O'Clock stlsrsoonf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
RAYARIA.

ArasBrRG, July 2l.-A regulation Of inc
prussian cabinet was published At Berlin, the
berinninr OF this month, forlfiddiag the sub
;ects az the Prussian monarchy 10 prosecute
thsir studies in certain foreign universities.
IA account Of the secret associations supposed
~ exist IN them. The Universities OF Tubi-
cen. fyyurtemburg) and Of Bale. (s~itzer-
Iandl we're particularly designated IN these
orders Of his Prsssian Majesty. This publ
cation caused great sensation among the dit-
ferent governments who were interested, and
excited them 10 violent eXpostulailon. The
sabinot OF Sntgard addressed diplomatic
note or, this subject 10 Berlin, proving That
the charges made against the University OF
Tubiren were destitute Of any foundation.
The Government Of the canton Of Bale, also
wrete 10 the Prussian minister m cwiizer-
land, declaring to him that if he bad sent ex-
act representation Of what was passing at the
University Of Bale, bis cabinet would not
have made a publication founded on causes
which do not exist, and the contrary OF which
may be proved by the most respectable attes-
tatiQns
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
.Sa%c6Ee>
PoaTLAND rUL-DAY.sEPTEMBtR =, isIi

TIE ELECTION.
The following lisi cont aims an we have heard
from the sever towns IN the State siace our
last.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
York CouNrY.-Limerirk,' 5unon Fogg-Par-
sensfsIf. Moses sweat-.Newfsld, James Aver.
Jr- Cornish, Simeon Pease.--iebaH0H, samuel
Pray.
CUMBERLAND.
Scarborough Ven Gloucester ard Falm8islt send
none--North Yarmouth, EGw. kIsseii.--BTiar
ton. sBennet Pike OtisEeld and Harrison, 20
cob Emers0n--hgya0Ri, Zachariah Leach
Windham, John Eselelh- BaldViH, IL Bar "a
Brown.
LINCOLN.
PelcdoiHhar, no choice Thomnsion. Jlhu
Rugges-Harr Amos VI H0dgman- Paips-
burg and Georgetown. Parker ACUbb--'sir-
Castle aud .9laa, James l.. ChHd--.io5is50r54 gis
Benjamin FIint-BriqoI, 'Aaron Blaney, d -
Jefferson, Jonathan Trask-Wis-assei, Dau.et
Qninnam-W aldob0ro, a. Rswson.
KENNEBEC.
.qugurfa, ReueI Williams ailOWeH William
III. Page Gqrdiaer, +Oaniel Robnson--HiH-
throp, %Nathan Howard-RsGdfeid, Solomon
Lombard I'1ssulb0rO', Joseph r. Abbou-.H.
Vernon d .NeIc Sharon, -Earuum Crane-Dear-
born 4 BeigrHds, John Pitts-SydHey, "ReurI
Howard WaierriHe, Timothy Boutclle-Fur-
miHgtoH, James utterheld-IHonmoi4th Benia-
min White, -Wmsl0lr, Thomas Rice
SOMERSET.
NorridglcOck, %WilIiam Allen, Jr.-Fairfeid,
Nc Elias Burgess.
HANCOCK.
Belfast, "James VI Bucksp0ri, Samu-
el NJ. Pond.-Norfhpor, &c. Benjamin Shaw
.HORtUAe, &c Jonathan FOgg
OXFORD
LirermOTe, Thomas Chase, Jr-F5yebiTg and
Denmark, Asa Charles
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor, &c. Gen. Joseph Treat-BreUer. &C.
George Leonaed- Hampton, &C. David SWEET
Not Of the last House.
SENATOR'S
IN Lincoln County, Mess-s. Wheeler, Parsons
Green and Stebbins are probably elected. 10
twenty-five towns the whole numbsr n
votes are. for Green. ll6T-Parsuns, 1855
Wheeler, 129lz-Strbb;ns, 1877.
In Keurrbsrk, Messrs. Fairbanks, Lord, and
Southwck are believed 10 be elected
In Oxford, Alessrs. Ripley and Holland are
chosen.
REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGBf g
In oxford, Mr.. Lincoln is reelected UiJ.1It
opposition N Lincoln there Is 10 choice nor
is it probable there will be any in Ksnnebsck.
In the former county the votes were tor Her
rick, Goldsmith, 792-Thacher, 25s-Scattar-
ing 63-lr Somerset and PsROJSc0t, Mr.. kjfGrr
is undoubtedly elected and probably Mr.. o Bri-
en- inHdncOck aud Washington
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

FOR THF STATE
Erastus Foote, Wiscasset, Attorney General
Simon GreenIeaf. Portland Renorter Of the
Decisions Of the Supreme judicial Court.
Nathaniel Goodwin. Biddeford, Inspector Of
Nails
David Quincy, Bath, Inspector Of Butter and
Lard
John Kilby Smith, Portland, Inspector Of
Hops
For the Comfy Of Cumberland
Luther Fitch, Portland, County Attorney
HOratio Southgate, Portland, Register Of Pro-
bate.
For The Countyof Hancock
Hezekiah Williams, Castine, Register OF Pro-
bate.
For the County otKeuneJeck.
Jesse Robinson, HOllowelI. Sheriff
For The County Of PeH0bscot.
Alexander Savage, Bangor, Register Of Pro-
bate.
Most Of the foregoing are Feappointments Of
those whose terms of office had expired under
the act limiting their tenure
The Council adjourned on Thursday, to meet
again on Friday the 18th day Of November
next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

under circumstances Of the most ,u,ao.,og
character. II viii lot be confined ~ Nm M.
izens and military |ths state. We uader-
stand volunteers from Washington, AIexan-
dda and Baltimore will attend ca tie &c.
sion.
This Il ~ II should bR The day should 4.
celebrated Nationally. II is due 10 the oc-
easion. II i due 70 the Nations GueSta-,
Is due 10 the cause 10 which Washington
nd La Fayette were 50 glorionsly engaged
lit i due 10 ourselves that we give u ihe
Jubilee an eclat Commensurate with tie i'm
aortant events winch have resulted 10 our
country from the surrender Of Yorktown, and
the capture Of The entire British army.
The northern towns and cities have done
well, and exhibited degree Of s9lendor in
their attentions 10 L5 Flyette, which Il
would be folly in Us TO attempt. We shall,
however, surpass them, If possible, in feeling
and effect.
The great drama al Yorktown will be re-
acted by the descendants Of those men, whom
La Fayette freed from the shackles Of tyran-
ny-The forts and redoubts will re-appear
Il least in Imagination, if not in facts auA
he soldiers Of the present day, will occupy
iue same STouho winch was 80 gdllahtit
maintained by their fathers in 81.
Many an old soldier will be there who aid
ed 10 the capture Of CORVALLIS, and who vii,
point out the portions occupied by the eppos-
ing armies, and the gradual encrOachnents
made by the Americans, until the whole town
was 50 completely invested as 10 reoder il i'm
possible for the British TO escape. Every in
cident will be recollected a1d reconnted with
an enthusiasm that will 60 home to the
hearts OF the present generation, and b.
forever rivetted on the minds o. the youth Of
our country.
We understand il is really in contemplation
to repair the old forts, &c. at Yorktown. and that
e me Of the principal events Of the siege win oe
repeated by shsm investment and defence Of the
Mace.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
From TIE NJ " Daily .Fdvsrtiser Of the 1874 Il
COLUMBIA.

| A friend has furnished Us with file Of Boz
gotta papers to Jaly Goth. This is about SIX
weeks latter than the last dates we Published
from that capital.
IL is very gratifying TO find BY the follow
ing extracts. that the rigorous anu unfrendly
measures proposed BY the government against
foreign merchants resident in Columbia, are
not 10 be carried into execution
BoGoTA. July p
" We learn from undoubted authority that
decree has passed both houses, and will re-
ceive the ratification of the executive, allow
ing foreigners 10 carry on any trade or com
mercisi business in this country, in any way
tAcy may think proper, on the same footing
rs our own Cohntrymen upon payment Of the
same taxes as are paid BY. the latter. Those
lcommercill houses likewise which are estab-
ished here, are allowed the same periods for
the payment OF the duties, as we'll as all 9th
er persons, who not being established, produce
securities TO the administrators OF
the custom house. We congratulate the
country at large on the adoption Of a measure
which we feel assured will rebound to the
prosperity of Columbia and the foreign mer-
chants"
The late news Of the victory Of Gen. Diane
ia over GeH. Caxatala, and the declaration
of the former for the Patriots are both believ-
ed in Bogota. although the Spanish accounts
present the affair in very different light.
A law has passed the Congress and been
ratified by the executive, directing the estao-
l'shment Of special tribunals of commerce,
which are to have cognizance Of all dispute
relative 10 commercial transactions, and TO he
COMPOSED Of four. merchants. who, with the
Alcalde as president, are 20 decide all eases
brought before them. without appeal, when
the SUN does not exceed 500 dollars. In
other cases appeals are to be allowed to the sn-
perior court OF the district.
A decree has also been passed, declaring
the coast Of the Mosquito shore, as FER as
Cape Gracias Das, an Integral part Of the
territory Of Columbia, according TO declara-
ton made in San Lorenzo on the - Of No
vember 1903
Tho former department Of Venezuela has
been divided into two. called VeneZuet and
pure, the capitals Of which are Caracas and
variuas: AMI the department Of Quito into
those Of Ecuador and Asuav, the capitals of
which arc Quito and Cuenca.
A quantity Of Pitova Bark has been pre-
pared to send 20 England. for the purnose of
sscertaining whether il is really superior TO
the Peruvian bark.
Efuodtion.--" Scarcely the capital town Of
a province" saws the Constitutional, . is now
without a school established on the Lancaste-
Ran system, and the benefits which cannot
fail 70 result from such system Of instruction
the best adap'e inas-7uch as il is the cheap
est method. CIR the diffusion of KNOWLEDGE af
fords as we'll grounded hopes Of the important
change which through its agency viii be ef-
fected in the morals and habits Of our igno-
rant Dopu'stinr."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
From me N. II. Sitcsmaa. Sept III.
AHANDSONE PRESENT

Mr.. FoRsTER, an ingenious mechanic OF
this city, Yesterday brought 10 our office .
copy Of Barlow's COlumbad, the quarto edi-
ton. elegantly hound and lettered BY himself,
intended as present 10 General la Fayette.
The binding Is OF re1 morocco, lined with blne
silk. On the covers in gilt are the two most
prominent emblelns az masonry, the Gem raj
oeing member oft fraternity. The back
IS leitered with the following inscription
n Presented 70 General La Fas etc, By 10
seph Forster, Binder, NeW-York."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
BY TIE MAILS.

Latest from CoiHmbiq-The schr. Pearl.
Capt. Durkee. has arrived below from IL
Guira. whence she sailed on the 9th ult
Mr. r. q Reyburn. who came passenger in
her. and reached the CITY last night in the
steam boat from Annapolis, states. that the
Columbian Government were paying off their
ralcs. hv bills on England, and had ordered
that 10 more should be issued. Al claims
against the government were now paid in cash
a. soon as adjusted. The accounts from Pc
RI were favourable--the general opinion was
that the war would be at an end before the
troops recently embarked from Porto Cavele
woall arrive. as the Royal troops we're said TO
he much divided Llrd Cochran had gone
to take command Of the ChtIlian NAVY. and
10 Cooperate with Bolivar with view % IN
fcrcspt the man Of war Asia and other YES
scls lately sent from Spain. Markets az La
Gaira were bad, snd produce scarce and
d. "a, as usual. Prices at Caraccas-Cogees 20
per qnintal Cocoa s23 10 per fanega: Ia
iirn. IS reals per 10; Cotton, Sill per quntal;
Hides eli u per do. Bali Patriot
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
NFw-YoRK. Sept. II.

FATAL AcdDENT.-Mr. WIN. Cowley, of
this city, went down TO Fort lafayette on
Thursday las, as a laborer. On Saturday,
when in the act of removing one Of the large
guns to which two oxen were attached, a
handspike which he had paced in the car
ri .ge Of the gun 70 remove il, struck him on
the side of his head, the oxen starting before
he had notice be was removed to Mr. Kee-
Ier's tavern, near the place, and expired 10
70 hours. He has family in Greenwich
Village.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

We have observed. with pleasure. that y
work is now in the press IN tlis town. cum
pri-ing the memoirs W the General durinp
ihe French and American Revolutions Tn.
princip1l occurrences IN his present Tour y
uur country "a sketch Of his visit M BosioF.
r. 1884. md the manner Of reception al that
niace; the particulars NJ his confinement ir
dungeons Of Wesel and Olmutz--interestinr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
PoRvLANB. Sept. 10. 1924.
THE PRESIDENCY.

The following letter of Mr. Wheaton ~ a
number Of distinguished members Of the New
York Legislature, and their answer viii w con-
sdered better evidence Of the STATE Of Mr..
Crawford's prospects III New York than any
other document heretofore published
albany, August 4, 1924.
GsltlrmeU, -Havine been requested by seve-
raj Of my friends Ia other parts Of the Union, to
give them information ~ 10 the sentiments Vi
the members Of the Legislature OF the State, up
on the question Of the candidates for tie Presi-
dency. and not being willing 20 rely exclusively
upon my own means Authorization, \ beg leave
70 request you 70 erdcsvOur 70 ascertain, and
state to me your opinions, whether there il al
this time, majority Of the members for or
against the election Of Mr.. Crawford 10 the
Presidency.
am with great respect, your obedient SER
want aud friend, n. WHEATON,.
.5ibqny, 9ugusi 5, 1924
Deer SU,-In answer tJ your urie of yesteT-
DAY We be- leave q state, that having taken
pains 10 ascertain the ,ertIuit uts ofthe members
q the Legislature. both m The las; and the pres
eut meeting, we are satisfied tlat there il a de-
clded majority Of che meu br-, opposed 10 the
election Of Nr. Crav lord 10 ttie office of Presi-
dent Of the United States. Ma are respectfully
yours.
Jdiute bufi. isaac OEHtWs
Latham 4. Burrows, David Gardiner,
Gilbert IhOrHe, Caleb Coffin,
John KIapn, Jar.es Finch.
John Styker, Daniel Washbuu,
Samuel : Gardiner Edw I'd Hudson,
Jacob Drake
Io Henry Wheaton ESQ. RI thr Assembly.
10 conueAien with ,his subject we subioin
the following from tile Worcester spy
We have just received a letter from q mem
Der Of the New York legislature which con-
firms the opinion we have heretofore held. be-
yond the possibility vi doubt, that J1Hv Ours
cT ADAMS lriH reetirs me- roles gf that State We
attach the more importance I'D this letter M " III
written by one OF the majority who voted 20
censure the Governor and that vote has been
claimed by the CraWf0rdites a. the test Of their
strength The letter il dated sept 8, 1924 and
we make the folloNmg extract
Dear Sir,--Much having been said about
the votes Of this state, aud some having sunpus-
ed that the last meeting Of the Legislature mad
given proof that the frieI ds VI Alr Crawford
were a majority, can assure YOU. Sir. that +
not the ease. There il handsome majority IN
the Legislature opposed 20 Mr Crawford and
although I do not think any one Candidate has
a majority Of the whole, yet I DO KNOW that
NIr Adams has more than any other one. and NY
WILL MOST CERTAINLY GET THE VOTES
OF THIS STATE"
The writer also SAYS, that not less than
twenty-five Of those who voted ~ censure th,.
Governor are opposed 10 Crawford and adds
in conclusion, A" have taken unwearied nsins
To ascertain the strength Of parties, and an con.
ident that am correct"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

lslon ran be reqrircd * rariiaF, from IRE bead
0f The College % his fuptsi unr Nuuit suppose
The great cad md object wouid ~ more rnec-
1naily attained On q private aud more parentai
expression II the good feeling uiat would nat
urhH wnrse on such occasions tHan could posi-
bly, follow IRON a public exhibition where thf
auditors have become AeaFird. and the attFn-
lion OF those Tor whose beneli the address j.
mainly intended has become distracted and di-
veried % every object and ~ every person raih-
~ than the speaker
There might have been, in the infancy Of chs
college, some object and some effect w the
nrc paration and delivery oi these periodical ad-
dresses when the number az the students was
small and the commencement rEerCisrs ucreE-
sarilv confined a. few individuals, no were
candidates tyr aradrmcul honor, and the timf
% entertaining the audience was not SUCH -
w any event 10 levy an unreasonable ilN oH
iheiF patience. But i Is not 80 now i--cess9Htf
rHfiGHe, ccss1t Ter since the reason mo longer
exists, LEI the practice cease. Every well
isher 70 the College must pray t0r dimilu-
lien, rather than an Increase Of the quantity ~
literary provender that i served up TOR our
punishment "a these annual festivals, and a. no
better reason than custom car " urged W favor
ne this I'LL timed exhibition, we hope Il viii not
be considered necessary 10 be repeated hereai-
ter
York County CouTts--T0 ihe list ~ votes or
this question, given 10 OR first page, should be
added those NJ CorRisB--ior Alfred l6D, FOR
Eennehurk7 The majority then for keanc-
hunk over Alfred, III an the towns, u Gus.
JAWS +. CHIn. ESQ. elected Representa-
tive from Alla ard New-Casla, aeclni-s accept
Ing. Il is probably bis intention ID BE- q cundi-
date for the station NJ haF alway, held since
sepataiiOu-Clerk Of the House d Representa-
tives.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

The future arrangements ofthe General, ID
is sail, are to visit West Point, Newburg, and
Albany and probably plrt If the Grand Ca
nal. and return through the towns % The east
Vt the HUDSON, most ~ which have risen
from wilderness 20 their present state, since
be vas last 10 that quarter.
He will then prooeei Sou'hlra1d To re-
ceiyo him the mast extensive preparations
are making in New Jersey, Philadeii hia, Bal
timoro. Richmond, sc. The PLiladelphians.
( IS said, intend, if possible toUutdo III other
1ntioers ia lis rereptiu1- To Richmond. too.
excellent arrangements arc making. All the
Revolution ~ Officers IN the anci1nt DUmin-
ion have received personal n,itations % meet
bin. Presidents Jefferson. fdaJisOn and Nor
ros are also invited, and tief Justice Mar
shall saccepted the arroIntmenttO welcome
'in.--.the Governor bss offered his residence
for the Generals accDinmOda liah.
Prep ratioas we're so making 70 Charles
ton fir his reception here.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Gen Desha has been elected Governor or
kentucky, by a mainrty Of 1879 votes
The hrsi Official act which ~ has performed
n highly crecltable 40 him. Tie Las aprnin-
ted as Secretary Of state, William r. Barry,
"a. who was lately t0lstei N the Demos
ihenes q Kentucky" At the dinner given IN
Frankfort 70 The new Governor and T.ieuirn-
mt Governor. Mr.. Clay was toasted a. che
candidate q their preference for next prssi-
dent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

We copy The following from the Boston States.
msn, as an extract IF letie- from this town -
p-a~uuirg \ viii be al article VI news 10 most
Of Ouf rLadctS.
PoRvLANB. Sept. l3, 1924.
After a ve-y sharply contested election
the reads OF A ,.,,r, 1Jng thcir heads They
are satisfied ilrv ms suul hang their harps
np,n The willows. We ar s4nguine OF a
Crawford EIector IL tbs district Is All our
piecunnS have iurueI llOn thai point. The
Adams 3 rty have 1t;en nothing 10 day but
Joshua Richardson for representative. lie
was chosen Al tie second ballot BY majority
ofagh oniy !--CteW flrd's friends viii come
10 the poll next time Eiih more confidence, but
not less <tai."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
pORTTTGAIA

Accounts from Lisbon are to Aug. ) but
nothing ofimportance IS mentioned. A body
of Hanoyerian troops we're expected; also
600 marines, to be stationed on board the diff
ferent British men-of-war in The haIbou Nc
recent disorders had taken place. Pat
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
NRrooLK. Sept. 10.

NkFuuIh. ctpI. ID.
.3rrirIl efr French S4sIdroa Arrived in
Hampton Roads on Friday lest. His Most
Chrisisin Majesty's ships az war L'Eylaa.
-opt. Ciemendot. " 90 guns La Jeaenne
ARC, Captain Dapo'st. 66 and brigantine
F.'Antilons. Capt MaHduit Duplessix. Is ;
Inier The command Of Admiral Jurien l..
sr virrs. This squadron is from Martinique.
In "a DAYS passage. AMI visits orr waters in or
ser to AVOID the e9uinOctial gales Of the West
Indies. The officers and crew or the squad
ron are in COOL health.
We earn that all was perfectly tranquil a.
he tune the squadron sailed. Herald.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

ADVANTAGES or THE CAEAL-Before The
81 the Western Canal. W. con-
sidered ourselves fortunate 20 get onr goods
in twelve or eighteen DAYS after thew left
New York. On Friday last, we received
package Of Books 10 5I2 DAYS from that
city. They were brought On IT, Canal w
good order from AibanS 20 Palmyra, bv
Messrs.Norton, Goodman & Cos line w boats
The whole distance of the route to this place
Is 424 miles.-Canandaigua paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

st the Commencement al Yale College On
the 9Th inst. there were go graduates. The
honorary degree Of Master OF Arts was con
leTred on the Rev. Elijah Hcdding, oDe OF the
Bishops Of the Methodist Church.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

MEDICAL ScHooIs.-There are thirteen
Medical Schools 10 the u. States viz. one In
Pennsy lvaOia- one ID Kentucky, twoin Mas
sachusetis. two in the State Of New York. one
in Maryland, one in NeT-Hsmpshire, one IN
Maine, one IN South Carolina, newly urrani-
zed' one IN Ohio, two in Vermont, and one in
Rhode Island.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

The National Jubilee. at Yorktown on the
18TH Of October, promises 10 be celebrated
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21


Fand I Dasish Lady. from entering any part
al tee Andrtsn dominions. and ordering their
instant removal should they have already en-
tered. the second commanding the proper au-
iborities not to suaer any persons who APP
gear suspicions,to enter these same dominions.
The preiext tor prohibiting Lady Oxford.
Mrs. Hutchinson and the Dauish lady, IS the
srier issued By the French government some
time ago.-Lady Morgan has drawn down up-
On herself the vengeance 81 the Austrian gov
eminent by the manner in which she speaks
a It "a her well known work on Italy. The
ground assigned for denying TO Lord Holland
the pleasure Of view Of any part of tie Aus
TRAN dominions is to be sure curious enough.
- Lord Holland, who IS well known IS an
,nthusiastical adherent Of Radicalism. and
even 10 the English Parliament openly utters
the most insoIent abuse Of the Allied Alon-
arrhS -