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THE object of this Advertisement is -to. obtain adthilgiell Mows of that Society. '
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0,,,,,,,,imias Dele„ljeesioney eee, rem confidence, not to Annie it. 'Monet the Advertisers . the Associate roogregation, Kirkeudbright
;;;. '‘TOTICt is Merl', 1444 t4..all•Persons desirous
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'risible of the eindice excited the eccadonal misconduct erf gee an unanimous call to Mr. Oeo e Wood, Preachy. •I -
ISOM ales, Scholar, cif Nines College, Cambridge, were the details of- her'doenestic nTe, the scandal Wes re
i alleged to have happened, are now, for the Stat time, to ho
' boors and her rervants, the scenes of imatetainy which
.er , . by . . . . . Int Dugan jam _ rg,, . revealed by the inquiry which your Majesty has Wm sd.iank ..:
unpvineipled individuals, he trusts Ise has meg claim to sincerity, sal says, th'at the Rev. thoulas Benberry to set on foot.
nil of. contrectipireto simplenßEEF and niVTTON to his when he assures those who May honour Illint with their cOmniu- Pill. is to be likshop of Cloyne, and the Rev. John 'O'Rourke If then there is no peraanbnnt netteistty, nee roes a
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r: Majesty's Lied ForeesinCiiirtmitients,'Qtiarteit and itinacks, nisaffiess, that Thal will expelienat Wannest the most candid, Isle succeed to the valuable Deauery of Derrl• facie case of policy, for proceeteng against the gismo by -
liberal, and etencit ; asentabiat kr dace what will be effecten, . us next inquire whether the ends of jilted= WS his duisatah
n in the undeetheptiened Countees mid Intends : •
• '''.whieher on Freeholse- Copyholdnlnaltihold, or other security. • THE QUEEN. this 1?111 does not pass ?It is difecokla trep **reveal& If
law of England has made Ito provisions for Inlet a *me' ea
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A Beouisition has been Presented to the -Churchwardens of charge.of Immoral conduct abroad, the mason is prop ay to
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OXFORDSRIIII, ON 1111011titS- Oir BERKS..
FREEHOLD ESTATE, with OM FA li tol-HOUSF, am Ibot PurPooe•
it'd FOllll EIDIMIIIEZI and SEVENTEEN ACRiet3 of • an. inkabirauia of SIAM Ws or suet en Wesesdae•
' parish
lile ortSSLlajesLecnarty; adniddthey have appoinfor a VteesatTbry Thursday nest df%temsdniont seriously affect affineect twehe Shtivee.iblitllntgnsildoneithefteothefilltalld-, wo
. Saturday, inetomrelqilitdiesaletwairdivens :statlate.firstVooonni6inAdSoudretshs ,
are compelled to repr.eere that the aids ornate:9pm berm*
For what, let us humbly ask, is the notation of tho Qom. P
defeated by the passiog of the Bill Blow pendieg in •
•Fasted from her husband during the fast year Ober . • 4..
PAS .kassix,. as 4 Of LAiiih mom
.1 Beek; • Heraord - 'Suffolk • • - TOTTA
...0 • . p . . lOU , ,to ha , . Lunen /, h ri. the has been forced otit oflthat circle of domestic looks and -''
Czmory.!ge (including Hems • e Surrey Tilt
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or a& . -A,/ .-.....,:: ..,... 1„: . . . a • • ' -"cum. . *airlifted.' by thigh Ladies. sneak affections wink alone are of power to keep t wiD ,
the Town of New- Isle of Man or .
4 VALIIABLZ and (11P liltilalleft ' lk.N- iiir en A . an Weee;r7i-e—onseq".'"na'a illsenlisrce 01;'12:1/4171:n7. and safe
sheefTansa beerier°. alsoFarryneeethePet"dfrolitscellewhichilentreaddle "twist's:mot public ape.' , -
market) Isle of iengfit Warwick
,' Chester Jersey
,o`. r. 'ornwall (including Went
,',l fi:-.illy)
1 Cumberland
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4 Devon ~
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a? Dorset
Lancaster
lon:ester
Middlesex
Monmouth
a.: Durham (including Norfolk
Holy Island)
E. -ex ' • Westmoreland 11. ESTATE., 1100E-EnPD 'Atm,- sksaie in ebniltheiall
of Chkkenion, near 'Woodeott, Seven Mites from Reading.
and Fight from Henley; comprislng an excellent Brisk-bent-
Worcester , FARM-HOUSE and' BUILDINGS. good Gernert and Or-
• York . • chard planted with Fruit Trees, and TWO HUNDRED and
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fVS ENTY-ONE•ACRES, let to a respectable Tenant on Lew.
I-icln " -r" the s'"Tai Coon- For Particulate, apply to Mr. Robins, Warwick- t Gold-
Northampton
Northumberland South Wales.
• And in the several
Crottlitnatiine.s in North
410 That the deliveries are to coraraeni. on anlNdl:fiotesrs tohfe Nllsotrthhdaayndof
September next ;that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked Iles fait that City having &Aimed
summed the following Answer:
_nee__ topmast:it it. Her MAJESTY
. nion-the test tan ,inlet cheek this =held eon Ailed upon 81-
male behavieur. Many wanes onhapeny, ibeveintin 111*
and a lerge family of children dependent r. on them for •
16 My bosom glowed with emotions of titude when I read ilrd,'"" have ahaL'detted iniabs;e's war::, swathed to • ...- • •
the loyal and affectidnate Address from the Freemen and Inhan-
*eats of the ancient and metropolitan Qty and County of the
of Canterbury. Their of cheering conp,ratu a-
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. t lion upon my return to Engiend, and of soothing condolence
en-square ; and to Samuel Bttemud, Woodeott.
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TO BE SOLD 011 LET,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, _
By Mr. ROBINS,
iai VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
.A. In situate between Hartford Bridge and Reading, comprising
portion
of . •
an eligible Residence, with excellent Offices, di:lOW:it Pleasure- ,
upon the heavy domestic afflictioas I have sustained, will be in-
delibly imprinted on my memory through the agency of my heart.
Ino sooner stepped upon the Pier of Dover, after escaping from
the inhospitable treatment I had experknced on the oppOsite
shore, then i felt that if I were assailed by the slanders of a few,
I was protected by the .sympathies of the many. My heart care; but tee one has yet her Imposed to smith an ordeal eat •
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threatened with ends a diegesee, m the Queen, Is it just (Mee -%
we nth ?) that an offence deserving of peestharindulgence should .4'
be visited with extraordinary severity?
'Much distrust, it must also be manifest, will attach to the )c'
say it), that the standard of morality for female connu:t is not
witnesses. It is well known (without erdue prejudice we may-
!.ready_..belief itgiven to any steny, however ..yinprob' able, which •
so high in ItAy as it is in England; and the consequence is, that i.
evidence in their own country; and Their character in.their own a
thrill.. with ,delight, =4 that delight is mingled with no small "'wee" the "Rim' of a woman. Aga's, the wnnesses do not give
gratitude, when t recent:et the devoteduen to my in-
neighbourhood is not at stake. If =reins of some tank in Eng- •
land have accused the teems falsely, what may we not expect .
..% " Ten.ler for Army Supplies"- will be received at this Office,arrest aides has been so nniseisally manifested since my return.
Water, capita ar ens,
grounds, ornamented by a *Sheet of • 1 6- d " I left England with tears of regret ; but Ino )(ismer saw its
from the stray gerY2olll eras Italian Cowan-front the *tains and a'
loner before Tuesday, the 29tb day of August, next, (but none Fish-ponds, rural Walks, }St's-yard, and gu...._.. t-buililing' s, anti
about • white cliffs rLing from the -t.an, than I was overpoyrered with
7;e• will be received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent SEVENTY-Tin 0 ACRES emotions of `joy. There seld I, if Ido not find a refuge from flame of a licentious people-from -the eveo.droppers of the n
Of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence.
e<•,', by Post, the Postage must be paid. very care, I shall at least' experience sweet solace and stead whole Continent, 'Deice, 4 and brought tngethsr by an emissery 4
To be cleaved by Tickets, which, with Particular*, may lee esupport, under every attack upon my honour and my peace. The of the Britishasurt, who is eyes now ransacking the hillanese e .
for evidence against the Queen, '
14 Prey:eels Mast be made eeparately for each re_unty, and had ee oho Robins, weeeedeeteeet. nneeenesepeee,
, _ warm affections of his Majesty's subjects have already nude ate en Islene, the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, ex- --. . -- ----- ---- - -
P Them other cirmnautenees tendi to
entice in this kigh matter. It is not in basun asters say
c' d, all pf which must be included in one Tender ; likewise Elegant ,7, A NSlninT. -HOIIeSE and OFFICES, Capital lIERTFOP DSII IR E, with IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ample compenution for all tbe pitiful malignity ormy adversaries: , ere ug pollute the stream
elee
" When nip accusers offered to load me with wealth, on coo-
of.
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li.-. for the Counties comprisnig North and South Wales;; es must GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and LAND. dition of depriving me of honour, my habitual disinterestedness, the snspieious) that, is voting on a BE, seam of dart
affection which the House of 'Lords may eaten* net
tii ilm the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Fro- TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, and my conscious integrity, made me spurn the golden lure.-
• By Mr. ROBINS, My enemies have not yet taught me, that wealth is desirable curer into the decision On a judicial FroeordlOtrillen rote on
e peso! meat have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender their Own pediment ; on a law they often voso'frorn confidence
.A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD (and small part when it is coupled with infamy.
713nreptrly . filled up, by two persons of known property en.
... gaging' to
hem bound with the party tendering in the amount
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COPYHOLD) ESTATE; comprising a spacious
splendid MANSION-HOUSE, adapted for the Residence o: a
- stated in the minted Particulars, for the due performance of this Family of the first Distinction, with suitable Oakes, capital " The manner in which the House a Lords has rejected my in the .judgmene of others. And In whom du the- House •
several reasonable. Petitions, has made me feel pity rather thou Peers generally_plasse their cofifidence? lathe nes who have
-in the note men who beneght down the Worried= as =-
resentment. If the Honperable Members of that ilouourable advited Yusr moilooy to Mai forward tide asetwerfld business
.e.
_House should ever cease to. respect the rights of their lawful
i„ Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unlest made on a Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds laid out with the greatest taste,
Queen they will find that they have been weakeoingtheir owe. ewer-4a the tame Me who eaaltsiond it In a &Yet Commit-
',..'-., printedTender,anithe prices expressed in words at length ; and ornamented by luxuriant Shrubs, noble Springs, Cascade, and Their rig
the_ts re In _from OINK of the blonarchy. and th: tesYlbotarcidtbtlotrluobeGtusarooduroco-ior
tie
rhi, onnea'admentheirwieowar: .„
about to aon t „.e• shouldet so bappenthat during tbeeontinuance of the Contract no a fine Stream of Water with nearly. TWO HUN legate of seer= are a paft of our Monarchical Constitutiou.
tf..-'i Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of THIRTEEN ACRES of tech Meadow and Arable Land, . characters, for a third time, In the chgracter of judges? These
l'c the. Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance finely Timbered, and adorned with Plantatietts, forming one of ---s- are other chnumetanece:--the ltd of lb* Poe, by 'too.
I" by the Contractor, wiil be refunded to him.
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. Particulers of the Contracts may be bad upon application at
01fi-c between the hours of Ten and Four ; at the Office
it this ._the handsomest Properties in the County of Hertford, and
within Twenty LORD JOHAV RUSSELL'S DRAFT OF PETITION TJ ing the Queen out of the Liturgy- the twigs bee out twin an
Miles of the Metropolis.
'fo be viewed by Tickets, which with Particulars may be had
' of Mr. Warwick-street • Golden-square, where a Plan .
of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh; and of the.
ofßobins, ' a „ a
. the Estate may be seen. THE I'IA'O.
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The following -is the Petition enclosed in Lord Royal honours, even befog, any charger was madoe-the rollemi
of a list cf witnesses, and of a speciecation of tne '
short, there arc circumstances with number whietin"-"laeliew as
JOH St RUSSELL s Letter to Mr. WILBERFORCE, as men- unfair biotin the minds of her powerfoi Ned almost redulessioniera,
'-.-- Barrack-Masters of Guernsey and Jersey.
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EAST-INDIf HOUSE, Aagust 2, lam - ..
FROM .S.-12'U RD.-11' NIGHTI-"i—G—AZ—El'T—E. tinned in the STAR of Saturday ; .
THE HUMBLE PETITION OFWhat has been the consequence? A feeling- as universal as
TO eieg the air, that the Queen is to be oppressed, and not to be tried...*
-, ruilE COURT' of DIRECTORS y the UNITED • •••••1•10 MAJESTY THE EING. a feeling so generous, that there am none but must apple* its
Queen
-A- COMPANY of AIfERC,MINTS et EXCL,LNYD, tract* [This Gantt* llotifies that the Eine has been pleased to ap- We, your Majesty's most dutifue and obedient subjects, ap. *kit- To thole who provoked it belong the results, 'awe
-to the E./ST-INDIES do hcrcky give Abate, . nowt foxy Revell Reynolds, Esq. Barrister at Law, to be-his preach your Majesty with feelings of the deepest anxiety and the results Must be, that if the is acquitted, no man eth say.
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("Lief Commissioner for tha,Rellef of Insolvent Debtors ; and mass profound respect, but at the same time with a firm convic-
how far her triemen may rise, or how km the monarchy limy
co That aC. ENTERAL COURT of the said Company will be also Thomas Barton Bowen and John Greathed Harris . Reline don of the uprightness of ourintentinnf, to address your Mejesty sink; if she is condoneed, a nceal feeling of neligeatioa will
held at their House in Leedeahall-street, on WEDNESDAY, Barristers at Law, to be his two ether Cununissioners'for. the on the subject of her Majesty the Queen, . pervade the people, and your-Majesty will Imo, is the free year
the 16th Instant, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning, until Six Relief of Insolvent )Debtors]. Were the conduct of the Queen a private matter, wen it aof your. reign, the best part 9f your inheritance-the beeettof
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in the Evening, for the ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. subject that concerned your .r.earety alone, we should be the Your subjects.
degradation of a Queen. We tie fin the Bill, that to math this
We cannot forget that an enmple is about to be given fbr dee
last persons to intrude with our advice, or to delay the trial of
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aithsgisuComalinedpa7, in the room of Sir Davit SCOTT, Batt. who bath John Su den and John William Mitchell, Dorking, carders.
BANKRUPITS.- ' - . the Queen's conduct a single instant. But your Majesty has
mere strongly, the degradation is made to precede the divans;
' • .101E141 DART, Secretary. nobly shown that you consider it a matter of public import •-
none are more convinced than we ore of the right of P.rliameng
_ George King, Norwich, brandy-merchant, to eurrender August
to alter. the succession of the Crown-none respect aye chap
-, • your Majesty has proved, by offers of in amicable arrangement,
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOnise le. le., and September 16, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, that you were ready to allow a Queen charged with a total
Norwich. Attornies,, Mr. i'arklnson, Norwich; or hielsrs. we do the Act of Settlement, which took away'the CiTSIWID *OM
LADIES AND Cm:eremite, abandonment of her duty, still to retain the title of your wife,
the iseeetatary successors, aid gave it to the !lope of Brow
• Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square. a_ ••
wick. But we are net for =crowning a Royal heed iIIIOUL
. a and to be notified as such to the Powers of Europe. It was only
t, TIIE -retirement of Sir DAVID ScoTT, Bart. in Richard Stevens, lair of %nomad, Surrey,s cordwainer, August
necessity : we see much to alerpees jet the example-•-nothirgto
when the Queen landed in England that your Majesty interfered
12, at eleven, --, and Septenrber 1 , at ten, at Guild
consequence of ill health, haviug created a Vacancy in II' on behalf of the puhlic Interests end the public morals of the
London. Attorney, Mr. Reed, Mark-lane. consoleN4y 11th
~, your Executive Body, I embrace the first opportunity to offer Edward Williams, Edmonton grocer, August 12, ell, and country, and sent down to your Houses of Parliament the in-•
formation which bad been received respecting ker Majesty's end -We Isere*. sins. at-why
. myself as a Candidate for it. While I regret, in common with September 16, at one, at euildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gelb
- --* - conduct abroad,
haves with propriety in this country? From bet future con.
should Queen Caroline be prosecuted at all as loos as she be•-
• other Proprietors, the logs which the Public must sustain by brand, AIIRID-friars.
duct your Majesty rd the Nation will be ettabkel to judge whe.
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William Iknry Browne, Bristol, broker Ant use 7, 18 and To your Majesty, therefore, it would be superfinotin and con-
e the resignation of so able and valuable a Director, allow rue to septem•ho. 16, at one, at the White Lien, ' . (I-street:This. setfantl indecorous, to near that persons of your exalted station
thee the reports from Milan were well founded,
enure yoe, that ►should your protection and patronage place me outraised to each eminent rank for the purpose of involving
tot. Anomie', Messrs. Price Williams, and White, Lin- - • hey were the or tinof
'• • their subjeeti in all their domestic differences; but, viewing thisor whether
t - se g curiosity and malice? le the tamer,
the Nation will be at once supplied with a rano for inquiry,
ne in that situation, my time and attention shall be exclusively de- coin's ban; or Mr. Watson, Bristol.
and deprived of much of its sameathy; in on the other ind, 'sated to the faithful discharge of its important duties ; and I Tyros Redhead, late of Ulverstene, Lancashire, mercer, Au- difficult question as your Majesty has viewed it-namely, as a
matter of State-we must be permitted to express our &mins
gust 12, 19,. at two,
uand September 16,. at one, at the
.Office the Loieou'sainduct beers the teat, your M•t*
to rejoice that you have saved her front humiliation, and pea.
. hope that the support which I have already experienced, of 880 whether your Majesty has been wisely advised to bring A for-
. of Mr. Dickinson, lventon. Attortnes, Mr. Inickuison,
served by froni a sentence Welch must destroy in her all Nballift-
Votes, upon the last Ballot, and my first appeal to your suf. Llverston ;or Messrs. Baxter and Breaker, Gray's Inn-place. •
wardbo at all. It appears that your Majesty's servants have
and extinguish for ever the care of her reputation, For them
tif,ht right to proceed •st the Queen by a Bill.
et
atteifyl'ilts,
[rages, will justify my pretensions upon the present vacancy, William Edwards, Battle, Sussex, toymen, August 9, 10, suid Imoes. it atromtain
us to canvass wheth
reasons, it would have been in our view tire* consistent with •
s
September 16, at five, at the George Inn, Battle. Attorney,
good morals and with humanity, if your Majesty's hUnienee., _
~so without alluding moreoparticularly to my own personal cjualifi- ceeding :could have been instituted in the Ecclesiastical or other
Mr. Renton, Union-street, Seutkwark. .
an increase 3urectenug. to return hOMP• NiciaMlS # beibilloteos
cations. That support has been a real source of pride anti saris- Courts or whether the queen coeld have been constitutionally
when they first beard the sinister reports from Italy, inns' og
Joseph (:,raves, Birminehlm, victualler, August 25, 26,. and impeached. We bow to the decision of the great Lam Autho-
_n,eetegthe
Lction to me ; and, should I, on this occasion, succeed to the September 10, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. a 'tree income to stay abroad, !laddered her
cities by whom the Moire is surrounded ; and we conclude, "tt
that your Majesty pas fibeade the Power of glicting a errere
. honourable distinction of a at in the managenient of your Attornits, Mr. Smi*h, Basinghall-street ;or lilt. Sadler, that as no method of trial known to the ordinary tribunals, nor
.. affairs, to which I 'have lorn aspired, it will be my constant Birmingham. even the extraordinary mode of impeachment, has been adopted,
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_anxious le.ire., as well, as, way duty, to prove that I have Benjamin 31oule, Stone, Staffordshire, innkeeper,
.Augu...st 255 that a Rill was the only proceeding that could reach the, offence Pll____„.lll6ll°.ten, .t.. fear Alait'atY has the Prerogative (and ft is one
e nut :men undeserving 01 your favour. 26, and September IG, at twelve, at the Crown ion, Stone. of the Queen. Bet we cannot disguise from ourselves, that a Win welVe we House of Commons refused to kiterfere) of es-
• I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Attornies, Mr. Pent, Stone; or Mr. Wheeler, Castle-etreet, bill inflicting penalties ought in very few cases indeed to be iv- eluding the Queen trent your Palace and rot Court, This
must bee severe, ft ?night be an unjust, Penance en any Immo ;
Your obedient and faithful serv:irt. liolborm
• sorted to. If impeachment has been likened to Gailah's sword,
JOS lAS DU PRE ALEXANDER. John Few lloyle, Pall-Mall, fancy-paper-manufacturer, August
which should only be brought put of the temple -on solemn oc. but onthe Queen it bears with Peculiar weight- The eplendboe
Tlar.nerromiare, August 2, 1820. 12; 12, and September 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. ~clot-
of her tank-the attentiant pomp of Majesty...die . _.. , . .
of
'h'er( station above all other females, are taken away ar.d ma.
casions how mach more is this observation true of single laws
nelied at
Court
by the simple pleisure en your Majesty. All who
14 N.R. The day of Election' is fixed for WenNrsnAr, 16th inst. tries, Messrs. Tonic and Co. Poultry, and at Leeds.
made kir a single case, which at once create the offence, regulate
..1 Mr. _lto-layette's Committee will meet daily at the City of Henry Bird, Bristol, cheese and bacon-factor, August 19, 23,
io. London Tavern, where comraunications will be thankfully ; and September 16, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Broad- the proof, deenie Dal the evidence, and invent the nunish.
look for_-Court preferment-all whit are ambitions or* )thsru .
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iv received. street, driston Attorities, Mr. Dix, Symond's Inn, Chan- meat?-a mode ofu"crimin' S conviction so anomalous, rand so
fearfully liable to injustice„ as to have been censured and rejected regard-all who fly to the side of powere-ail AVTIO are bound by
ni eery-lane ;or Mr. Frankis, Union-court, Bristol. by many of the must enlightened men of ancient and modern office-desert the Queen, witkout a doubt or a iresafm en her
••• TO TIIE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Henry Harrison and Bernard. Cowvan, Lawrence Pountnee times-not i
- o.n the heat of blood, but placingbeacons behaviour. Her only tesource is to unite a fn. frienyli abobt
to
- ' LADIES AND assetzmrx, lane, merchants, August le, 26, and September 16, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Ms= and Preston, Cole- guide States and Empires in the right course pf kgislatlon.,
•__ her, and to hey without eittentation, without hoenage,so with.
out authority. But, in addition to this, if the for ~
her re.
i VACANCY having occurred in the Direction
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observe, that, when mews,: we may be permitted to
the Parliament of England has sanctioned putatiou by her conduct, all Women who have a reprd firth* • '
of your Affairs by the Resignation of Sir Davis Score Christopher Hilton, Over-Danven, near Blackburn, Leona/Mee, jaws against individuals, it has usually been either when the own. characters weold instantly leave bet ;• she would ere*.
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f: Bart. at is incumbent on me to redeem the pledge which I gave whitster, September 7, at five, 8 and 16, at eleven, at the accused person fled from trial, as in the cases of the Earl of Cla- no layout. in this respect. Ts your Majesty not niftded 1 Wl*
e. in try last iddrem to you, by standing forivarcl as a CANDI- Kew Inn, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. Ainsworth, 'Rath- rendon and Lord Bolingbroke-sir when a sudden insurrection all the interested passions against hero-With all the virtue et die
burn; or Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. Ladies of Qneen Charlotte's Court on the watch to taltri ayes
DATE for your favour on the present occasion.and invasion to change the dynasty were apprehended,' as in the
- case of•llithop Ataerbury--or when peculiar circomstances oc- -could not your Majesty safely leave the queen, With tfatt
. , I presume to conclude, that even among the Proprietors who - on about . after a Bill weight of susetei her, in the tridst-of the satiety et
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. eurred, as in the case of Sir John Fenwick, who
~ may not previously have been acquainted with the eminent situae was found against him by a Grand Jury, defrauded justice by -a England ? Can there be a more painful siteadon ? Cap there
1g don, which I bid the honour to fill in India, and with the high be a more. difficult trial? If the habits of the Queen bola
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pretended contrition, and, abusing
the lenity of the law and the
;'st . OXFORD, AtIGUST s.as dejrailic,g as the 1111 represents them, what can doe
tors bribed ore of the wnresses against
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apiroliation and distilietians width accompanied my long and mond, vie • mercy of his prelecu . • • •./. / • .
more than to live n the moral atmosphere of Englend ' v'e; y, gave an -Incorrect account of the Counties on him to o abroad. But in this case what is the reason fur a Bid
,00 arduous career of public Services the nature of my pretensions which the new Mantes of i)lagdalen College were elected; the of Painsg and Penalties? Has the Queen fled from justice? Is We have endeavoured to make it apparent to your Afajesty,
„71 has now been so fully made known, either pertnnany or by let- toneleins is en ickorate statement :--Mr. lainton, Lincolnahin; there a paramount State necessity for punishment ? Are there that the Act by whieh it is propote( to degrade the Qiieen it
ee Mr. ?innate., Diocese a Noreilchm; Mr. Butler and Mr. Harri-not npces ~y to the State-that, on the
, ter, that a further statement of them in this .addresa would be 1 any circumstances leading us to suppose that justice will be de- toontrary, ll will le, to ...
tic!...tir..:,:l •', s•• •*: - •-coition. I shall therefore merely err. • a ,q..n......n., rip , son, Diocese teoclrzeisolciWits:ithtet ,ADi r. Pears, Osfordshire. For I
there was the unprecedented tneeber of (reused If this Biledoes not pass? 'That the Queen has Oct fled
from justice, is not only the admission, but forms one of the use the words of the peseta Coonnons disappointing to the " '
hopes of Parliament, derogatory 'to the honour of tbenn'owna
IN press any l:cpe that those pretensions may be thought to render sixty-one Candidates. thief chance, of her prosecutors. This point, therefore, requires and injurious to the best interests-of the Anapire." We alsO
-p rase worthy of you: immediate c:mice, and repeat the zaurance Sunday se/might the Lord Bishop of Chester hejd an Ordi- no proof. Is there,
.then, n ' ;remount State necessity? We
. e , a phave attempted to shew, that another course fe open. In re- ..
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,:f r.,•• t5..1.,:,•v-zet a.:3 Labitual devotion tq the interest, of your nation in the Parish' Church of Wale:mare, when the follow- confess we are unable to perceive it.
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tt:nen, 1. this my hope shall he'fuibliad.
1... M•.• etroso dffig •nce has been erapleyed, since the last Elec-
t,
irg Geutkinen were ordained; .
ritiesie.
He eh I 111 A Trinity' C •
try a mut, .. . Col'-eye, Cambridge. The queen -h is well known, has for many years unheppity
been separated from ur Majesty, and Burin g the last six )
years it d, has resided out of din country. It is imposstolto
• commending your Me.jsty to akstain from further proceening e,
we give no opioion on the merits pf the case. We do not 'ask
• •nar Majesty to 'retract au opinion you have formed •we
.1 merely ask your Majesty to decline putting the Queen on the '4 '
:.:.:. tine, in ;•.:7ine, my personal respect; to yOtt ir.dividually, and I Robait 6inson, M.A. Pembroke Colleg Cambridge.
e, therefore, for an • sober-minded' man to maintain chat there is a
bard task of defending herself agen, ' .' .t foreign rumours, oninr,ing
ee. za,: eat that done Proprietors, on whom I may rot yet hale °satire relshavt. William Slater, Jithn Curry, James Barnes, .danger Pest
i the successionl of the Crown be tainted. As little, tip in the course of six years, and nursed into ingiortate-_.e Iri a -
t 0 w...!ed, sal e.:.:ribe the onMisson exclusively to the gteat extent James William Jaehsnp
~- Wyrin, ht. A. John nlessencer, Thos. 'or nearly as little, is there any danger fur the futera. 'Pile Ceministion--sent Stem England for the purpose. . -
t: -', of a a (novas,. Your Majesty, we knew full well. i. too arse vu and too v• Greenevonel, Wilson nide, A.B. 'Trinity College, Ca abridge. ' great point of the succession, then-the only one on which
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3 I avah irtys,., a, ten opportunity to acknowleaginevith cordial Robert l'ayler, and ladwerd Bowman. - the conduct of the !,)seen is of paramount interest to the stare magnanimous to put any inclination in your own in the h.elane -s
.:. • a ••.,',,.-, the e:::.-ournernent and support whicli I babe hitherto insaeo..A.-• against the real welfare ofyour Thar welfare- ' •-•;
- -is not affected. Eveu if we go a step further, and incere people-.' requires
-L•4-. • ... e. , and to assure you, that teen without reference to my : James Ceen, Brazennose College, Oxford. e Whether the behaviour of the Queen has affected the public repose. During otte last year,' the co-:fict of pataions broognt
'lace.. %'hew -, the very flatteries opinion which has so gene- Wiill.aii Inolnett,. Derry Wietield, William Dixon, 'Thomas , morals of England-? to this question, also, we must reply in the our country to the verge of civil wet-. • A new stbject Ira, tl,e
-a I ,• •.. .per r.:::ni.ested of the validity of my pretensions, is a A-
norontelale, WM. Ellwood, Jonathan Foster, Robert Temple, : negative. The Q:ern bas been several year, resident abroad : only thing wanting to renew thus.: passions in a mete dreadful
•,- ao an: f the hight.4t gratification to my mind. and thoilias Sthiell. . • a whether,' as her enemies effirmater lik Was licentions-•or wise- form. May our blejerty rot furnish
.the•ocasion! Already
t') I 1:-ree the luinetir to be, iatages and Gentlemen,the' io-pt bodies who aitd-es:: the (.;•,..e:n 2re called " liacticelS;
1 P.CC 1.F.51 AST ICA L PROMOTIONS. I they, as her Wends stoutly maintain, she upneld her Royal cha-
Your most obedient, :Andorran; ul bon Ale fiereant,
The Rev. Gilbert Jackson has beep 1140tueed to the ' eacter-,-the itiattence of her example could extend only to the titbit Vrhhateuse eer are noted " rersecoto, a and ealun.niatirrs.'• -
-, Portland place, Aug..l, 1820, N. B. EDMONSTONF• • ' Charles • li •• a sin, le word •Atir 7. LI • ••?St may eiee.-I the emus: • • •
• i " Vicarage of iliston St. Andrew, with Hilton At, Etheldred, Inbabitants of going or of Athens. To the •*iikies and
,deughters i . g n . Y , . .. - , mot centre.
.•• ;I. The dav of Election is fixed for Wenorriar, the IGth Inst. Cainbridgehhire, void by the death of the Rem. Dr. Edwards. of England she was eroirct•-•-removesi from -then- sphere.tf 11, e,rAterefore, humbly pri.i your Majesty that you will tr.. -
• • • ithe P-rliament Wont order! to prorogue a . , and thes.pot ?. ,•• .r. r.s.g.r:siost. s Comnr• re will meet tl:l'.y, at die nittg.i, The !knee:nil Rev. A. Hebei t, to the Rectory- ef Walton, • action, as effectually as if she had been dead-land to their ears Pleased to
, 1 al Ta,erio in the roiiitr», where swine aopmunication will i
seekestersbire. . • Legas in pritos hoMines nolunt ferri : H enim eat privile- proceedings at resent pending a IDS • {•s
era. end to all proeeeth T , ga t toe Q.con. ''`"
And your Fetitiontos-avill ever play, inc.
ee tasninnlia ackuowledged. Sunday, Mese,. Henry leentenetoo, Thomas Reherts, and - tuns • Tin quid est Jujus: ins ?-ciesoun See'also Peezie •
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