Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-29

Ansrl. e the growth, produce, or manufacture
sistIng !. ossessions are charged with a duty
dtoe ssI nIlar per ton, for tonnage duties& light
ofone discriminating duty often per cent,
MONEY! mon the cargoes of such vessels, TO
i;enanssels ofthe u. States, and cargoes OF
snSu.s d~escripti IN, entering the ports OF the
te S@ s",m the ports Of his MajeSty's said pos
%. are not subject; His Majesty, by virtue
session." awers vested in him by the said acts of
o. passed in the fourth and nth years
az - Maiesty's reign, by and with the advice
D ss;s priyy Council, is pleased to order, and it
a mb ordered, that there shall be charged
suIni rsssels of the U. States which shall enter
0lanf he ports of his Majesty's possessions
ai~ Continent Of North America, with arti-
" =. of me growth, production, or manufacture
: 10 said states, or which, until the said lst
- e December, 1926, shall enter with any
UN srticles any ofthe ports of His Majesty's
"s"..sious in the West Indies or South A
pD"~;ce or in the Bahama Islands, or in the
ppsr,ouda or Somer Islands, a duty OF 4s. Sd
',srling for each and every ton burden of such
.".sels' equal, as. nearly as may be, to "a cents
.e,Ss money ofthe United States, and being
Il. difference between the tonnage duty paya-
Ne bs vessels Of the United States, and British
,ss,els entering any of the ports of the said
limited States, from any ports OF His MaJesty's
Iomi Unions in America or the West Indies; and
Sr,her. ar addition of 10 per cent, upon the
dn,ies set forth in the said act Of Parliament,
D,ssed as aforesaid ii in the 9th year OF His Ma
;psty's reign, or any Of the articles therein emu
msrated, which may be imported into His Ma
;psty's said possessions on the continent OF
North America, in any vessel Of the said Unit
ID States, or which, until the said lor OF De-
cember, 1926, may be imported into His Ma
;esv's said possessions in the West Indies or
South America, or into the Bahama Islands, or
into The Bermuda or Somer Islands, in any such
vessel of the said States; such duties TO be levied
collected, and applied in the same manner and
10 the same purposes as the duties levied under
the authority of the said act of the 9Th year OF
his Majesty's reign.
and the Right Hon. the Lords Commission
eTs Of His Majesty's Treasury are to give the
necessary directions herein accordingly.
&C. GREVII4LE.
We are told in a French paper of Tuesday
that the King Of France has appointed M Will
Ham Dubourg, formerly Bishop of New-Orleans
20 succeed the Bishop of Montauban, Nj. de
Cheveras, who has been promoted TO the archi-
episcopal see Of Bordeaux Thus have two
Bishops, brought from the United States OF
America, succeeded each other in the same
oishoprick NJ de Cheveras, who was invited
srom New-York TO the see Of Montauban, about
ShTee years and a haE ago, is one Of the most
2iftuous and venerable men of whom any church
car beast. In America, where the feelings of
oos-I khoo - Sho do
fence or attack of a church establishment, be
was distinguished among the most tolerant OF
us brethren, by his meekness and charity; and
9hs same evangelic virtues have enabled him TO
withstand the bigotry by which he has been
surrounded since his return TO his native coun-
ary. His departure from Montauban appears
90 be regarded by the inhabitants as a public
calamity; and so well satisfied was he himself
with mis- charge, that he petitioued his Majesty
Tor leave to retain il, and to sacrifice the hono:s
Of his profession TO the welfare of his flock
Times
The intended, or imputed, visit of Mr.. Can
ming to the French capital, is the subject OF
earnest conversation every where; and among
no clsss of politicians more so than among
those who interest themselves personally and
deeply in the affairs of Spain. There seldom
perhaps was struck a blow of pure diplomacy,
nsors powerful or more seasCnable than the Por-
iugnese constitution. If Mr.. Canning were sa-
ished 10 let things work out their own natural
consequences, he now might safely rest upon
MS arms-and merely excepting the ring open"
telling legitimate aintruders 10 stand OIL, and
leaving the two parties more directly compro-
missed, to act as their own means and wills I'M
PEELED them,-the right honorable gentleman
might be secure, that in giving countenance TO
representative government for Portugal, he
had, IN fact, ~extinguished the brutal despotism
which disgraees the rest of The Peninsula. But
nis possible that the Secretary for Foreign AT
lars may see in the vantage ground thus es-
%taollshed, materials for carrying, or expediting
oy negotiating, objects which, independently OF
such a medium, time Will more slowly realize.
shat such amotive for his French journey is
Uasily ascribed TO Mr. Canning, those who feel
as'fong interest in the subject need not be IN
'OFn'ed; noS let whatever pains be taken to per-
Seade the world that nothing further is IN the
right hon. gentleman's contemplation than a
lcng promised visit to his friend Lord Granville,
VII! the conjunction Of such planets as a foreign
secretary and an ambassador be regarded by
many people as an occurrence, from winch
smens OF good or evil are not Justified by every
~alr principle of vaticination. 10.
he accounts from Ireland are dreadful -
A-Oy ~ r.. - = - "a n.