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Whatever these arrangements may be, I ,‘ Aof the Guildhall of the City of London, on MONDAY, the ihave been, or will be, will be duly communicated from the Se- her Majesty again triumphed. The POSTPONED till the Spring. 13th day of August, 1821, 1,1 I ' sectary of Stat e ' s O ffi ce t o her Majesty ' s Executors ; and lam fo.il attempt made to degrade her lA - 02C.! ;•bortive. ,_i feels This day was published, in Three Volsyniv . 18s a under the necessity of adding, that no discussion can take place It might very naturally have been expected that after RriOLTED UNANISIOUSLT, That this Court t it a melaricao.y I THE HERMIT IN THE COUN' It .-By the with any other persons on the subject. and it resistible duty to express its deepest concern and a ffl iction Author of " The Ihresue in Lotoson." • I have the honour to be, Madam, . this defeat of her enemies, her MAjestr would have , at the premature and ever to be lame rated Death of her Most -...-" Quite weary grown Your Ladyship's obedient humble Sercant, been allowed Some respite ; that a suitable residence s , Gracious Majesty QUEEN CAROLINE. The eminent vir- Of all the follies of the town, The Viscountess Hood. LIVERPOOL would have been provided for her, and that she •-- • t !nos she possessed-the amiable and unaffected condescension of And seeing in all public places - ---..... would have been permitted to spend the rest of her • • The same vain fops, and painted faces." her manners-the habitual kindness and benevolence of her dis- Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. days as a Queen of England: but this was denied, , osition-and the vigour and intelligence of mind she displayed ITRTHER PAR3LCULARS. and every means which * the most unrelenting cruelty n This day was published, price ss. 6d. could suggest were resorted te, to render her un- on the most trying occasions-her regard for the Ri g hts and Li- A N ESSAY on DISEASES of the SKIN, con- - betties of the People-and the warmth of affection she evinced AA. mining Practical Observations on Sulphureous Fumiga- HER LATE MAJESTY. ( , :f . society. If her Majesty cho- happy, by driving her, if possible, from every kind for the British Nation, would of themselves have calied for ex • dons in the Cure of Cutaneous Complaints, with several remark - A Court of Common Council was held yesterday, .e to bestow her con- able on those ir. humble life, her object and mo- prcssions of gratitude to her memory, and sorrow for her loss. able Cases. at the Council Chamber, Guildhall, for the purpose Lives weie immediately the subjccts of het foulest By Sir ARTHUR CLARKS , M.D. But when this Court calls to mind the painful and distressing (as stated in the Requisition) " of testifying in a misrepresentations. If persons oi the higher classes Author of an Essay on Bathing ; the Mother's Medical Assistant, called to pay their respects, they were almost in- vicissitudes of her eventful life, from the period she fi rst landed ace. ace. suitable manner the deep and mournful feelings of in this country, under the most flattering and auspicious circum- Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. the Court, upon the sudden and lamented death of _ .tances, and contemplates the domestic a ffl ictions and the series Lately published, . . her Majesty Quern CAROLINE." stantly marked out fur the shafts of calumny, and no At a little after twelve o'clock the LORD MAYOR y• left untried to vilify and defame tlm means .. --(Hear, o f p ersecutions which, in unrelenting succession , raw has under- In 4 to. with a Portra it o f the Author, and Twelve Engravings hear). Those constant of remarkable Scenery, price X• 2. C s. boards, persectili•ms had at length their effect on her Majesty. Iler mind became a gone, it cannot but record its highest admiration of the temper entered the Court in deep mourning. The Civic -ill,. unshaken firmness and magnanimity with which she met NARRATIVE of a RESIDENCE in IRELAND. Sword of State, borne before him, was sheathed in prey to constant anxiety, because she saw it was de- . . By ANNE PLUNIPTRE, termined that she should never enjoy rest from her ind defeated, if not destroyed, the malice of her persecutors- a black scabbard. His Lordship's servants were also 1 3 Author of Narrative of a Three Years' Residence in France, .r.il that to the last moments of her life she displayed the same &c. Lac. in deep mourning. The Court was at first but thinly enemies. This constant mental uneasiness operated upon her excellent constitution, which was at length Latitude with Christian resignation , forgiving all her enemies, "We heartily wish that this ag reeable vo l ume m ay be the attended ; but in a short time after the business of .the means of inducing our countrymen to visit an island which they and when under the weight of her complicated wrongs and sofa day commenced, it was filled. As soon as the ml- are, for the most part, utterly unacquainted with ; yet front overpowered. It was not usual to offer panegyrics on the dead, or when offered, it was generally to gratify wrings, sinking into the arms of Death, she hailed him as a mutes of the last Court had been read over, which England fills one-third of her g ranary with corn, half her the living. Her Majesty' herself bad never anything orier .1, in the hope of exchanging those scenes of sorrow and fleets with provisions,and a great part of her army with soldiers." The LOltD MAYOIt stated, that in pursuance of the trouble for a Crown of Glory and Immortality. -Literary Gazette. Requisition sent to him, he had called the Court for in her power to bestow, and nothing could be ex- Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. pected from any of her surviving relatives by speak- %seism) Urtemmoestse, That this Court is anxious to do ho- ing in her praise. That would not be a passport to nourto the Remains of her late 'Majesty QUEEN CAROLINE This day was published, occurred, he had been induced to fix the present day, and, is the event of the Royal Corpse passing through this City, In 18ino. with Plates, price 3s. 6d. bound, as Tuesday might probably be too late for the object •hey feel it their duty to attend the Funeral Processiou at Temple T II E. ELEM Eyrs of ASTRONOMY: with which the Requisition had in view. favour in those quarters : but, leaving such consi- They had to give a proof of their respect for the The Requisition was now read, after which derations to others the Court had a duty to perform. tier, and through the City. WOODTHORPE. Methods for determining the Longiiudes, Aspects, &c. of mory of their departed Queen ; and he trusted they - the Planets for any future time; and an extensive Set of Geo- Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN rose.-It was scarcely me- FOR SALE 13Y AucTios, graphical and Astronomical Problems on the Globes. Designed would do it in that manner which would at the same necessary for him, he said, to assure the Court that St the Custom house, DOVER, on WEDNLiDAy, August oo for the use of Schools and junior Students. time express their strong feelings, and do justice to 1821, at Noon precisely, • By S. TItEEBY, the duty which he was then about to perform was one her memory. It was not his intention to submit any THE GOODS UNDER - M E N T lON ED, Teacher of the Mathemstiee and Classics, &c. &c. which he entered upon with the most sincere regret. flattering Address: no, her Majesty was now past the In sundry Los, viz. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Indeed he should feel regret in alluding to the death reach o flattery. She was beyond the praise of her Tea stone CONSUMPTION. THE QUEEN'S DEATH-ANOTHER CUT AT THE of any member of the Royal Family, but more par- friends, and the persecution of her enemies. To her .;96 Yards Thread Lace 85 Bottles Eau de Cologne GANG! • titularly that of the Queen Consort of these Realms. 4471 Yards Silk Lace .i 0 lbs. Chocolate de arced spirit it was now indifferent whether she Just published, Stxmorrn Eotriox (with an extra Cut--the But, after the situation in which her late Majesty 1 Silk Lace Dress 20 lbs. Wax Candles Queen's Hitch ment), price Oue Shilling, 8 Woollen Shawls 40 lbs. Soap ONES SLAP at SLOP and the BRIDGE- had been placed-after the part . which . the Corpora-was . praised or calumniated 25 Yards Cotton Fringe 5 Musical Snuff-boxes 8c the H . . ... . , •. dd [ion of sr REF r G A NG-EN LA RG ED . Containing a i- London had taken in vindication of her honour, " Can moiled urn or animated bust is Cambric Handkerchiefs Works of a Musical do. clonal Articles on HER MAJESTY'S DEATH. With it would he impossible to be silent on the present • la Bark to its mansion call the fl eet i ng b reat h ; 12 Pieces Worked Muslin 35 Medals - TWENTY-EIGH T CUTS, by Mr. George Cruikshank, viz. melancholy occasion, or to let it pass without offer- a Can honour', voice provo k e t h e s il ent d un , 5 Leghorn Bonnets 1 Gold Watch He did not intend, in the Res. dution which he should 88 Pair Stuff and Leather •13 Pair Metal Specteeles -1. The Queen'e Funeral Ilatchment.-2. Subscription Vessel The -3. Ilridee-street Sweeper-4. His . :t . larking . Br us h-S. ~ ing same token of tespect for her Majesty's memory. " Or fluttery south the dull cold ear of death?" . Shoes • - .... „. .. .arke . Wneks. of four Clocks However feeble and inefficient the attempt which he 27 Glass TUDItlerS A anvil quantity of Jewel- Tenths, or King's Own-6. ferocity - 7. lopsy-furry-o. jelly's perstcution,- as he was aware that the re ;ii. j Indian Juggler - 9. Peterlea Monument-W. Peterloo Medal- was about to make, it would not discourage him, be- propo s e, to enter into particulars respecting her Ma- , 57 Wicker Bas lery 11. Jack Ketch's Mark-its. Slop's Cuckoo Clock-13. Red-hut cause he felt satisfied that his feelings on the occa- dices of some individuals might cause that w ant of : 121 Dozen Fans 96 Dozen Fan Sticks .104 Coloured Prints 342 Coloured Drawings Slop-14. The Rat's Reflection-15. A Nondescript-16. Bridge-street Gang at Work-17. Devil on Two Sticks-18. Dr. sion were outrun by those of the Court, and that those .. feelings would afford an excuse for his deft- unanimity which was so desital ' .617 Plain Prints 34 Plain Prints ne or. the present etc- 44 flaps 43 Pictures Slop's Obscenitv-19. U niversal Safety Lamp-20. Pray rentem- casion. The Resolution r: ac of that nature, that he The whole of the above Goods will be put up at the amount • ber the Grouo (-21. Th e Poet Laureate an d Glorious Apollo - ciencies. It was usual on such occasions as the pre- her woman Majesty oi had x: h i b c r h e been ii,h persecuted istory o of this ' 1 _ 22, Jack in t h e G reen -23. London Bridge and the Borough .sent to enter into some short detail of the life of the thought none could dissent from it. I t wou ld not be 4 the Import Duties ; and 968 coloured,and 2518 plain Prints, 330 coloured Drawings eo Pictui es, and 41 Maps (part of the , Arches-24. Constitutional Bridge-25. The T r i ang l e- 26 . object to whose memory they were about to offer a denied that 'nye), not producing the same, will lie immediately offered for Emptying the Slop Pail-17. The Paw-23. The Gang Arms. tribute of respect, in order to point out to the world than any other Printed for William Hone, 43, Ludgate-hill; and sold by those amiable traits of character by which that respect country,afforded an example. Every action of her's • •.sportation. all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. FOR EXPORTATION. .251 Coloured Prints 5 Maps . . August Ist is published, in his- i :15 i lain ditto . 30 Pieces Paper Hangings ' Hororeued, pr. 2s. 6d. (continued Monthly), Majesty had been so chequered with misfortunes- even if she bad been the most :grills , of women, her 1 196 Coloured Drawings 119 Deals • QELECT BRITISII DIVINES-PART V. so full of melancholy incidents-so marked with per- sufferings were sufficient to excite commiseration. 1 6.-7 Containing Archbishop LEWISTON'S COSISIENTARY on ST. secutions and sufferings, that even to enumerate them He would ask, whether there was anything 2 Pictures ) 1 -- iav A e nd su n b o . The Goods may be viewed the two preceding days, and on ram , would be too great a trespass on the time of the tory-whether in the sufferings of the Bolerns or the i in Court. He would avoid melancholy recital ; but he Catherines-there was anything which could touch hen like pr present e e i r lt s t oprrye• prejudices i(c/e/sear, shouldhea e. he morning of the day of sale. A Deposit of £25 per cent. will be required. Edited by the Rev. C. BRADLEY, High Wycombe. Roe Bishop BEVERIDGE'S Private Thoughts are completed could not but allude to the flattering prospects which molldoub ' s t , minds when PORT OF FALMOUTH. .N os. I. and 11 . i witO i a Portrait, and form a Vol. pr. 55.- a.EIGIITON'S , erato a rea. Lectures in No. 111. with a Portrait, had been held out to her on her first coming to this FOR SALE BY AUCTION, cher with his Expository Lecsures in No. IV. also form a country. Site was then cordially greeted and ad- sided whenparty - feelings should have passed away . . .. • t „.. to , ge . '' Order of the Honourable Commissioners of hot Majesty's L - 'llsucceed the Works of HALL, C orporation i 1, 01. pr. as. After MOWN Vi , I . n , ' dressed by the of London, and by most the story of her Majesty would be read with de e p in - ' "Ye. o' lB2l, b T .austoms, on ..ISURSDST, August 23, y en o'clock „ 110Rtit, DODUEIoCE, WATTS, CHARNOCK, HOPKINS, HORE, siA/- in the Forenoon, at the Custom-house in this Port, TER, PLAYELL, OWEN, W. JoNEs, &.C. &C. of the other public bodies of the country, as was her tersest ; and if another bard should exist to describe 1 TWHE FOLLOING GOODS, T W his o,k will consist of a uniform Reprint of all the Royal consort, the Prince of Wales. Her arrival her sufferings, they would fill with t ears t h e eyes of VIZ. most valuable Pieces in Devosacnosa and PRACTICAL Divinity. was hailed with joy, and everything around was all those who had claim to the common feelings of 22 Gallons Brandy 12 Lace Shawls The Mutton, f rom- whose wt . :dogs they will be selected, are calculated to inspire the fondest expectations. What h • umanity-(Hear,hear).-The description of her suf. 24 Dozen Pair Spectacles those who lisve either been consistent members of the Este- -69 ditto Runs a contrast were those circumstances to what had ferings • 271 ditto Geneva 174 Staves Wished GatireO, or whose sentiments have been in strict ac- . . would excite deeper interest than those of the st Wine 1 Piece Mahogany coraance with the general tenour of its Liturgy and Articles. since occurred 1 She was then a young and beautt- unfortunate Queen Catherine: her undaunted spirit, 46 lbs. Sugar 8 Pieces Ebony A short Bioaraphical Sketch of each Author wi ll be given, ful Princess, full of expectation. Could she at that her magnanimity, and her mildness, would then 10 lbs. Currants 8 Pieces Brazil Wood and in more instances a Po. train time have foreseen the melancholy change which truly pourtrayed. But it might, pe eps 17 lbs. Tapiaca 19 Chairs The Wolk to be comprised in 40 Vols. but any Author may ps, be asked was so soon to take place-the series of misfortunes why, if she possessed such a spirit and ' too lbs. Soap 44 Pair Shoes ' be had separately. such strength how she ' ' • 14 Ito. Arrow Root 1 Camel Ilair Shawl Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Co. ; which she was to endure in this country, of mind as he had alluded to, should she have sunk 772 lbs. Cheese 1 4 Pieces Nankeena ceard and Son Seeley; Hamilton; II t , London; have shrunk with horror from our shores!- at last beneath the load of her snfferintt-s? lie need 7814 lbs. Bed Feathers 8 Penguin Skins Booksellets, of whom tare y great exertion was • 103.1b5. Wonted Yarn 2 Hats Reviews and Magazines, by giving a general order to their . • . nestin). V ery soon after this period she was separated calculated to bring on a corresponding • ' 201 lbs. Tanned Lather I Time-piece Stand Booksellers a•eakness - • from her husband, and in the course of time cut off Her Majesty for a long time strove bear * 27 lbs. Butter Besides, sonic Medicates, Cay- -------- 28 lbs. Bird Shot cone Pepper, Sweetmeats, FLTIII'HER CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN even from the society of her only child-( Hear, hear). her manifold wrongs; but at cetera effort her powers 23 lbs. Molasses Fec. &c. LADY HOOD AND LORD LIVERPOOL. A persecution, horrible in its nature and object, was of Resistance became less, and, like the e struggles of AND TOR I.XPORTATION. then commenced against her; but he would not the dying giant, they only accelerated cr is is al Pieces Foreign Silk 1 Crape Dress --- trust himself to speak of it-the Court was al- which they were intended to retard. that 4 Crape Scarfs and Shawls 15 lbs. Chocolate VISCOUNTESS 11001) TO LORD LIVERPOOL Since the last ready aware of its character-Wear, hear, hear).- arrival of her Majesty in this country, * 1 Piece Crape My Loiso-I haves . a a. to acknowledee the receipt of your Lord- Immediately after scarcely a week • the defeat of this attempt on her had elapsed that lie had not the - . The Goods may be viewed on the day previous to the day of • h wishes , ship s letter, and thcagh certainly nut according with my The sle.-Custont-housc, Falmouth, August 6, Mi. and her life, she left this country, and sought mission to her - ••• yet please to accept my thanks for the promptness of your re ply. ,:, presence ; and lie had, in copsequence , FOlt SALE BY AUCTION, But, my Lord, there is a material part of my letter which you in foreign lands to forget the persecutions with which many opportunities of knowing her feelings t and her • • At the Custom-house, DEAL, on MONDAY, the 27th day of have not answered (my question)-Why is guard of h onour ale had been attacked in her own. There she learned disposition. On one occasion lie hearts her say, as I August, 1821, at Two +i Clock in the Afternoon, appointed to attend her Majesty's funera l I can vent u re . to the melancholy intelligence, that her dear child, her am not an ambitious woman, as they think. It • T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, in pronounce, if there are no _ soldiers, there will not be any dispo- saton to tumult ; therefore I do most earnestl y pray your Lord- only daughter, whose existence was the only solace not my wish to do anything to displease the ping, is sundry Lots, viz. for Majesty's remains having a ny of which the cruelty of her enemies had not deprived I would be well sat i,fi e ii, • ship to give up the idea of her . il t• m y own part to /OR HOME CONSUSITTION.enjoy People. They were to her Majesty, her, was no more. This visitation must have been the -2 GAMS Brandy SOl various strength, which will be declared titer guard than that of the •• Ditto Geneva 1 on e a ch Lot at the time of Sale. attendants;andsurely if during her life, her mot welcome • your Lordship is so tenacious in strictly adhering to her .M a l es- ' neen, to 6 Ivory Fans I 6 lbs. Naples Soapwas acco mpanied with the thought that it was an assert ty's request in her Will, you cannot fail being equa ll y so in con- .my rights." The ineffable sweetness with a Sandal Wood Faros I 6 Bottles Wine with what lam sure would be her Majesty's wish were event which might not have happened, had she been which her Majesty made this declaration, rai•ed the - • cas tbs. Bete-WAX Iso Strings Garnet and other plying O Elephants' Teeth Beads she living to speak, as it was ever her earnest desire to have no able to avail herself of the solacing attentions of a admiration of all who heard it. It was the • incessant 4 Chrystal Stones I 5 Inlaid Work Boxes soldiers, but to be attended and guarded solely by the hearts of mo ther. Even in her comparative retirement from •tt a Mins w hi c h were made to distin b and thwar t her • - her People. In their love she ever con fid e d ; and surely, my wart .47 Agate and other Stones 1 Ditto Card Caro ublic life in which her Majesty had hoped to find in everything, which at leien.l - • Lord, you will nut, at this awful moment of her interment, act 1 3 .. . ~, ire upon her mind • •08 Shells 11 Feathere so decidedly contrary to her iodination. some repose, the malice of her enemies pursued her. and body; and he had other authority than the News- •t Dozen Cornelian Buttons 1 Lacquered Tea Caddy I omitted to mention in my last letter to your Lordship, that She ' was during the greater part of her stay on the papers (though they gave it correctly) I • • • 2 India Scarfs 2 Ivory Netting eases or mentioning .' the person sent by Government for providing the n murnin for 7.8 Pearl Knife Handles 1 Ditto Card Core g C ont i nent beset with spies, by whom her every look an observation which her M. • - t made . ajes y to one of her her Majesty's servants did not arrive at 13randeriburgh-House '2 Bottles Eau de Cologne was watched, who turned her nnst innocent attendants in till yesterday noon, consequently neither Lad y Anne flemilton' . and , . the course of her illness. " The Phy- rex Tor DUTItS. myself, nor Lord hoo d , and several other Gentlemen, could actions into grounds of future accusation. Vs hen she sicians," her Majesty observed, "do not know my I Picture I 45 Plain Printss think it requisite to be in such haste to order their mourning; at length found that by such means a charge had malady-it is here ( laying her hand upon her heart): 6 Jars Succades and Mr. Wilde arrived at Brandon- may be viewed oil the Saturday preceding, and until and until Dr. Lushingtona been worked up against her, she evinced a degree of but I shall not disclose it: Throughout the whole 1 burgh-House late yesterday e v e nin g, cou ld form id ea we not an :. soon on the day of sale, but no longer. She im- of her illness, her Majesty heroism which had seldom been equalled. h 1 bel.:wed 'wit 1 t being fixed for so early a day. the utmost A Deposit of £25 per Cent. on the Purchase Money will be of the funeral . . I must again repeat, that on no occasion whatever has the mediately her accu- firmness-she crossed the sea, resolved to meet looked upon de.ith as upon 1 a friend I ...mired. Goverauwat ever Ordered the Troops to attend her Majesty ; I sees face f• to .ace ; though she must have been per- who was to release her from persecution. Ti t s . l veil • )URGESS' NEW SAUCE for general purposes trust, theretore, your Lordship will not think of such a measore r• ec t tly aware :at the time, of the power as well as of last act, that of signing her will, was dole w• h , .it a I having given such great a pp r obation, and the demand for upon this occasion of her A:asesty's funeral; and I also condu it, tle malice of her enemies. It was admitted on all firmness and resignation which continuing to enc.rease,f m letter re- JOHN BURGESS and SON beg I from your Lordship not replyin i g tothat part o Procession y will w ere a!) , ;ve all praise. i hands that her Maje t •s y was mild, gentle, and kind Yet not even the last sad illness of h er 14 • the aast respectfully to offer this their best acknowledgments to , sneering her Majesty's I:CITIOTA , that . ;!;esty could roadallwho approachedl •bt leer , it to those amiable protect her from the persecution of her evemies.- OS Pliblic for their liberal patronage of the same : its utility ordered to tnuve in the direct and nearest t hrough r h o City to iid great convenience in all climates, has recommended it to 1 Of London, as I ant informed that the h Lord r Mayo l r i rd the . Co a r- t 1 qualities was added a firmness and strength of mind Would it be believed, that even at the time when she ' e most distinguished foreign connexions, who bar e all spoken • poration tif London intend meetitigt ew•iulinenraot oiler a ssa lt j o i t l i sta which were very lately met with in her own sex, and lay on her . death-bed, monsters-for he could not ighly in its recommendation.-It is prepared by them ONLY; I Temple Bar; and etusely your Lordshi p ho have ever shown Cheer . not often even amon g st men. Upon the trial which I call them men-continued to write the m ' A at inuecent e tl for preventing disappointment to Families , all possible care to so ancient and respectable a . Body„w . lfyour Lord- followed her Majesty' • ival in s art g ,En land, it would ! letters to himself and others, containing the grossest .: Ise;:ii resorted to by each bottle being sealed' upon the cork 'attachment en the Royal Family. [flatter myst. " to xi l 'be unnecessary for him to dwell. It was well known, I abuse of her Majesty? Under these circumstances,. • I I .11 their firm and address, as well as each label having their ship will forgive my thus troubling you, and impute it ty . •ature, without which it cannot be genuine, zeal and attkchnient to my !MIN BURGESS and SON's long established and much sod I beg to subscribe mate& much loved and departed Queen 1 • ,I : MA It was also well remembered, how that Coen, I he hoped that no objection would be made to the B D as well as many other public bodies through the I solution, which went only to pay to the me mory e- -1 ytned ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to be pre- Your . Lordship ' s humble servant, rat[ by them after the same manner that has given the greatest Brandenburgh House, S ik u N ntaz v ER. aaction for many years. srehmasS , iO7, Sweatt°, curler of the Savoy - steps , London. _ iMI ,JILIGINAL FISII-SAUCE WAREHOUSE). d - .\!ADANI- •.; . . '.' '.>.- , ~......2,- . ::,..17:%. -;..'-:•' ...", :*•• JANE HOO • Evening, Aug 12. Coombe Wood, Sunday Night, August 12. I have had the honour of receiving your Ladyship's -. . • of country, how even the House of Commons itself en-I the Queen a just and proper tribute of respect. The deavoured to prevent the disgraceful exhibition; but 1 People of England-he meant the great In d o f all such endeavours . ' ~ .. were unavailing, and it pro- 1 Clem-had ' . y ad at all times been her friends ; but n ot . 4. . ‘, 14 4 its** Vier