{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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The iron nrsnutaf7cry at Carron, in
Scotland, is the greateit perhaps Of
the kind in the world. The weekly
confumption Of Goals amounts to
1900 tons at a ihillings per ton,
and the confumption of each dav is
equal to that ofthe city Of Edinburgh,
tor week.--As many Goals, there
fore, are confumed in the Carron
Foundry, as would iIufficc to iupply
city of 100, 900 inhabitants One
thoufand workmen are daily employ
ed in the mandatory, whole wages
amount to 1901. a week, and 5,4eoL
per annum.


Exty0l7 sfa hftsy tr5nr 2 gentleman in
Ne7v Orleans, dated dprA 70, 10 his


friend ia Baltimore.


I" We have nothing now to commu-
nicate from this quarter, except an in
creating difafettion amonsit The na
tives. Our harmleis cougretS feem
peaccably difpofed as u(ual, let what
ever dangers CT inGults threaten; and
by their amicable meckuefs, this
country, the richcit and by far the
mott valuable part of the United
States, is left totally unprotected
and liable TO incur al the es.l8 rcfult-
ing from the machinalions Of difcon-
tented citizens, aud the inyaGon OF a
jealous nelghboripg foe, The effcc-
tive number Of all the United States
troops in all lower Louifiaua, does
not amount to 500 men What a
pity that iuch pu6llanimous govern
ment ihould Poliefs fuch country al
tbs They do not dellrve tt
Their objectionable neglect has
drawn on the adminifrstiop and on
the government in general, the foYe-
reign contempt Of its Inhabitants.
Pardon the ieverity Of thele remarks.
They flow from lively fence of our
expoied aid unprotected ftuation.
| We will fend file Of papers contain
ing the extraordinary proceedings OF
our heterogeneous Legislature. A bill
is now before the houte to introduce
or rather TO make the French Ian
| guage the only one TO be ufed in all
publlck bufinefs and fome very in
ftuentlal members have gone 70 far
as to fay in private circles and caucuf-
es, that the knowledge of the Eng
.iih language by native Of the coun
try ought to be couGdered as fufi-
cient to difquaiify him for Office. A
law has alto been talked of to prevent
foreigners from marrying natives of
the country, under reGdence of ,
years. 1heie things are ridiculous
in themfelves. They ferve TO fhew
the ignorance of their authors, but
they allo lcrve 70 thew their lnveter-
ate and irreconoilea difafe6fion
towards the government Of the Uni
ted States. From the6 conidera-
tlons, and kAO4viag that large por-
ton of the natives of the country
would Immediately rally to the ftan-
dard of any in7'ading t6e, and having
our ears and our feelings daily infult-
ed by the grofef and mott contempt
uous abufe Of our native country and
its government, good and happy be-
yond parallel in the hifory Of man,
we do not believe that our remarks
are 30 fevere refpe6ting the extreme
remihnefs Of congreGs.


The great events that are paling
in Europe are ffrangely aitonifhing,
but as you are no doubt in pohehion
of later dates than we are we fhall
make no comments thereon, except
the too great probability that the
commencement Of general peace
there, will be but the commencement
of trouble here"