The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-06 00:00:00

e the noigiaLaaring i.indre is. l.tor.sugh „f thaws-
pound had preyed to he m•terionsly corrupt, and the e-
fore was no ..ati,:er iturthv of retit'inag those rights
- 'hick •4411141bwwtti. •.:/ie stmts.:A etas wkly that the
comity wit u hanoorah!r men to Parliament ever
1:- teat hi Li. tA.::ffeiease had frespientiy been different wi Is
.r-stht'Sweetag.o• • 1 1 ttratnimutol. such was tie state of
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.sisborrapszton. that neither party Oared to termer tl,e
tilittherrOatii. it was highly proper that the House
'• should she cygnitioseta VA ihia ihpl.•lloti; am! i• is as fi.
4 10 tecolletot.t. that burhani, Ciebttf. anti the Welsh
+++unetee, ...wed their possession ot.the e:.•etive franchise
•'-slot to the laleWn. but to ti- Parlit.mert.
•t‘ •'' Mr. D. Httarter would nut say a sing:e word in
oiedimitios of Oramponml, because no vinslicaticn was
poeslitte from the grossness of the systma of co rooption
which had so lung prevailed there. Vet, while he
Iffrotc. We declaration, be must at the saw,- say. that
he obtetted to the mode by which the Noble Luca
would now meeblisli a preceden: which moist be con-
sidered as permanent with respect to other boroughs.
The lion. tieutlernan then proceeded to observe. that
Isis redid objection to the mode was.that it would tend
so tINIAIT the representation of the House in' Commons
much sore democratic than it seas at present. The pre-
sent esustltntion of the Hasse might be compared to the
• channofthe lamp of Aladdin, as it was that which would
preserve it +broach all vicissitude+. If the elective
• franchise 14 ere treasterred from th'e I oriole,. of
tirant-
poaad to bred% or any other papuluus place. the OM-
*vacate vv,,tlll he that the acuteness of the iuliabitants
of won' equally large would be excited to disiuver
flaws in the constitution of other burotiehs, that they
Might loarfit by It themselves. Fie ;text adverted to
the eene of several boroughs, with a view of proving
that the franchise might be transferred to the neigh-
kourirtg hundreds. without affecting the representation
of the county. In proof of this areuuteut, hr instant ed
the cases of Shoreham, Aylesbury. and trill:lade.
Kers any attempt made to establish Hepresen•ative
4oveensient is the other countries of Europe without
ruriding so proper ap equipoise fur the respeetivt
conetituont estate;. the eur4eytetwe ,mid be, anarchy
in the Arm imitance. and thi:tfary in the
end. Our Constitution, boo-user, was so happily
framed, and r:Tnlated itself with to facility to
the istereon of all, that it gave to England an extent
of freedom such as was not to be found in any country
in the world, and produced in it a tree of liberty which
ow-whore else could take rout. The Hun. Member
thew mewed an amendment, the object of which was,
that the franchiae should be transferred to the ueigh-
Luring hundreds of Pundre and Pillre. while tiram•
poet!' 5h...1111, at the sank• time, enjoy its rights ttioni•
rally ; and those of the electors Om had nut been
materieted of bribery, should be allowed to Vote during
their liters, and upon their devease that right to de-
volve on the Mayor and twelve Aldermen, by whom it
shottlii be ecelasively possessed.
Ile 01%7;4'71.1.AX of the EXCIitQUER now rose au
saisl.'tbat it would nut be p.4;wr to come to any de-
eisiew on so important a question during the absence
of MISS of his Noble and Hight Hon. Friends. who
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Attar a few wards fpra
Wilt/ , ittd Ir. kfaxottv,
4eawaraltsi the
Litre." • • ,
Aflerdifen•sing a fowl:Ulises ot tem —_
in( some v,..rb.,1 stnetitlitients, the Ilutke reswoo34
The Chairman tutu, vep.orted progress, sad tisi Coin-
mitten obtained kave to sit aga:m ass Friday asst.
Tit: wi:h the .abea,liotate, was ordered to be
re-printed.
'flie other Orders of the Day were then disposed
.Itl:,ourneti al iiieveu (eclat:L. •
PR It'E OF tITOCKII 711141 D %V AT ONllirri.
Rink Stock 3341 71t4 1 India Stock
11 per Coo. Ned. 001 09 I Ditto Pond,. 154.
I per et. Otos. Old Annuittes
3; per tent. 77:1 77 Ex. bills. td. 3s. li. pm.
4 per tents. 301:1 DlllO coin.
61,14-Ct. Nate Ilatnitim
I.4.tirt .11m. 17 15101 Con. for Ar. SP011:1
Imp. 3 ;ter Colt tan. Lult. Tintetys 2/14 Ik.

Cbt *tattfirann.
"vas airtl4ll srlitraVAN" II rl/4:oltrolt %ft, ID MTN "TMs

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were that day attendiag &Cabinet Coun.:il. He should
therefore move, as as atiendanout, that the debate Ise4 r7l-4
memipri
rajoesibed .1111teSeimeow. tens., bet
'Pb' ite..the being pet, • le
Laid JOIIN tiClabaL said, that he •lionhl feel every ,
disposition to meet the views of the Right lion. ()en-
dear**. so fee as was consistent with bis duty to the
House and to the country. but the potponetnent of the
notion did lot rest so mach with Lim as with his
aisle. Friend, the Member for Durham (Ilr. Lewiston). '
who had a sptestion of great importance to bring un
to•morzoir, which could not he puslsonel unless be
gave MS assent.
Mr. Laatmrre.v thought that some snore substantial
graded.% ought to be adduced in suppo-t of the proku-
Edna of the Right Mott. Oentlem.in 6.19 the simple
statement of none of his rullea.snes being absent at a
Cabinet Onsiscil. They found thensselse", it appeared.
inuslvett is serious diSculties front the circumstance of
Fes. Majesty's embarkation at Calais, and therefore
were obliged to attend a Cabinet Canneil, hut the
(bitainess was not on this account to be negleoril.
hear')---For himself, he should not abandon •
f.r a 'tingle hour his iatention of bringing on the slues-
u• n of Pariitimentary Reform to•mor ow.
The Ca.iterat ‘ost of the Exrittrovie could not be
es:meted to disclaim, for what purpose a secret consulta-
tion of his Majesty's Ministers was found necessary ;
nor did he presume to dictate to the !loose tt hat day
wissid be .t.,emost convenient for post! ing the too.
tisin to; the luting eatirsly fur Hon. Members to de-
termine. iUt thought, however, that there would have
been NO Ohjettille to fining the motion fur to-usurrow
but es as HIFI. Headier did male such an objection,
Thitrulay womb' be the earliest day on which it could
be entertained.
Thtundershandiag of the Honss was now, that the
waled shoeW be pbstronetl; and a short converse-
t•uk plate heldrets Mr. BVINET, Mr. CALCKAFT,
the (itaeCciLi ant tlw excio Equeft, and Mr. Tt kN ay.

air is the der fichleh weald be most suitable, couforto-
aly with the &Wog arrangements.
Ms. ?finishes suggested Monday neat : which was
agreed to, mid thwinotion ordered to stand adjourned
1,.1, that day seetardiagly.
The CHANCSLLOR of the g CAI alai blirlig tald
that he ittresnitille lliylifOre the House the details of
the 1.0. n on Maim?, said to introduce the regular Biaf-
ra on Monday ; 'Cat 'that, in consequence of this air.
rangessent„ he weigh! defer the Budget till Wednesday
Waviest.
INSOLVIINT 118,11T00,4' 1111.1..—0 n the motion
of Lytel Aurooor, the notate resolved itself into e
Cvassnittes on this Bill.
Mr. DRIIMAN objected to the clew fur allowing
tree Vasenwiseteoers isatead piano: for, in his opinion
if east there waa an instance where arbitrary controul
coalsi with propriety be siren to an ledividital, it Was
in this, front the Ise. Misr mature of tie use.. He ob-
jtetod to the proposition of Invitee three Coteruivelt.a-
ors ; for instead a one, they wools) thee have three
tweets, AO cub. primp, would often lay down rules
inconsiisiont with the other. it was hetter.ro let the .
pr..sout moschiwory go •n at it hail hitherto worked
..ng ih after a kart trial, it wits found leadeliate to
the Follows of the Coors, lbws it .hgbt bc.eirveq4,'
The odowitilbsiow of oho he relating w hiselres!<.
as it had bow wiondly oserois4 by a siogie ilairchlisetZ"lalordm,47
had gin* esiitoesed ootil6c;;4011, ' 1—";••••"1,411r1Mtv the.%
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a girder eettelhaeinstlie. t•
teat depend Wen prothrt iapplrei I
An gener dun solo embeirassast. .
ett suspeet. on 'Vest ills insorent.w
brave spirit were a-mating her poor
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[rims an: saw Tissr.s.l
--• It is wills great regret that se Ws to ensconce the srrital
'ollie Osseo lu lingland. The :object is oreof extreme deli-
dilly : and we hate SA long as possible avoided say allusion
Ili It. its the I.ope hog seine errangensentt miett take place
Si would reinter public discussion tonsecstseary ; bet rash
desscels have prevailed. and the couse.rteoec, we fear. will
be to force upon his Majesty's otliciol advisers thealiteharge
of a very painful duty. ft it some Irthalsettou to learn. that
the 11111111116, who heretofore attended her Majesty. have had
the decency to return to their own reentry. It would base
been an insult to the people of England. had ascii • fellow
as ttergeoli. the re-deeds( nine i nit-tootines. appeared herr
in the character of bee Nlejesty *b
thansberlaio.
[ream nip vousisc ennouicte.l
We lamest to liad fist our expectation as to the concilia-
tory proposition to her Slajetty. which Lord Hutchintoa un-
derteol: to th•lit tr. was erroneous. We fervently hoped
and belleted that terms would have been offered likely to
preserve the country !roe the agitation which is likely to
ensue from a hostiie cuurae I.ol' proceeding. We have pro-
nounced no opinion on the enheppy different., that has so
loog subsisteu between their Mnjesttet ; bet it was obvious
• , ft esery one. tnat 2flr: Me insinuations thrown oot by the
I Ministerial prints. the Queen could not accept of a compro-
: tniae in motley. aad malaise abroad under the opprobrium
11'Z;DAT EVIPVING, Ji:se ES, 1920. ,of those diorites. The narrative exhibited will show the re-
( molt of the prop ate! that was made. The *tees rejected it.
The queen of Englan.l it landed in her corn Icier. mod eel ogle Lillis. leasing her own Anorney-tlesseral and
. Lord IllociUnson behind. It a pes that liovernment was
dom. She is at this moment stppruarhinx, it not eiktottHy unprepared for Use determination of her proceeding
tering. this great capital, and the sprit of tier Sainted to Edrialici, us mat be pruted by the motion for the ad-
Daughter, re:olelng, even atultht the ju)s of fleAvenoiOurrilueut or the tlebile to the House of Commons, on the-
ist the return of her beloved mother to that stating plea that Mini.ters were unexpectedly engaged in a Cabinet
kiseaseik What corps will be takes tan floe occasion we pre-
which she (Hight to All, heralds her to every ani
heart, ---- tied mut to copjee!ere. but rumour %aye that a Manage will
snake% one gener.sl shout of welsonse and gratillaticia be bromlit dud' to both Houses of Parllemest this day on
burst for:n at her presence from u feeling• generout
the :abject. It is VAIN!. that, according to ancient usage.
and enthusiastie people. The great sietory is pine
Ilia Mja eyi is this day to go in state to the House of Lords
to givetht?Rot al iciest id the Civil Litt Bill, and we Cifill
1.1". S4ti°4 is irithAer .41liest.W. She •i 4 ll° I"Dgrr *A am suppose that this runt will delay the passing of that im-
'rutected female, doomed - wanner for intagi7 -

THE QUEEN.

In consequence of the letters received from
jetty, intimating her intention to proceed without deLty
from Villeaeuve to St. Otner's, Lord Hutchinson 4
Mr. Brougham set out un Thursday l.co to meet 1,,
at that place: Lord Hutchinson was some thie
applied to by Sir Benjantin'illonmfielti, un the pat: ~f
his Majesty, to interpose his good others as a medics,
to settle the tinhippy diff rence that subsist!, brew r 1
the Kitsg and the queen, and to meet her official
agent, Mr. Bronghaui, fur that purpose. The Nth,
Lord. we understand, expressed his willingness to
comply with the King's request, provided that he ha.,
the full consent of the Queen; for he Inver could us.
dertake any mediation o here a lady was coneerne.l,
. without first obtaining her ewer's sanction t the
measure. It is understood that this was co:emu:4,2:m
to the Queen, and that bet Majesty gave her cbeerfst
consent to the Lppointsnent; in consequence of which
the Nehle Lord accompanied Mr. Brougham :0 a cos-
ference, that was to be he'al either at St. Omer's ot
calais, as her Majesty might be pleased to direct.
1 he courier dispatched by her Majesty tout Dijon,
was charged with a letter to Mr. Brougham, in which
her Majesty informed that gentleman that it was her
intention to be at St. °awes on Wednesday, and re-
quested his presence at that place, to confer epos lie.
step which she was shoat to take iu immediately pro-
ceeding to England. At the time of the departure; of
this courier her Majesty had not been joined by Aislet-
man Wood and Lady Anne Hamilton, although she
had received letters from them ennouseins their in-
tention to meet bee on the road.
After the departure of the courier, her Majesty again
continu.il her journey to Moutbard, which she reached
on Saturday morning at seven o'clock. Hs re her Ma-
jesty retired to rest, and, whoa at dinner, was agree.
ably sarprised by the arrival of Mr. Alderman Wood

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,r.i's unprotected female, doomed to wanner for iota ilia— rtsii.grant.
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nut at li hertY at present t a ' oanut buLadyalCseysmtHiynilintwllltalitis:anuliit,wdweil:srce.:tlythysk.seePein:ancrLsledt:elatio:fillaytielrePviineewslivileedtali
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ollencrg through foreign lands,exposed tu daily anorti.k ,at I
cations and insult,. She is no longer a destined victi , speculate upon the subject. Contenting itself with a ; her .. . .
me I
Vf hum foes might terrify into silent suffering, and p.• I brief outline of the circusustam es that preceded and ! ..
w.
orthy Alderman and Lady Anne Hamilton scie,
I tended friends berme undefended to ruin. She Is • eltended her MAjesty's arrival at Duvet, it proceed, ! eke
le 1 great condess•ension and kindness, and represses' mach
pea:4.d through the fiery ordeal. Strung in conecisollr to say—
such an arcessi n to her '
.•• Ati soon as et esteem were informed yesterday of the sr- Pleasure at receiving o cr suite. i
Y rectitude, she has braved open threats and privit
so : rival of tone Nlajesty in England. a Cabinet Council was 1 At six o'clock the s tnie evening, they all pursued Mem ,
treachery. She has scorned to accept a limn', to uhir
. I summoned. which sat a con4lderable time; and so important course to Villeneuve, which they reached the meet dlr.
it
degradation was attached : and when the axe, which was she subject of deliberation. that none of the Ministers Here, upon consultation with Hr. Alderson* Rood, i
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• ren•lered ANN HOLEVY immortal, was half auslaeathed ! attended either House so Parliament. except the C'haneellor ~
, of the F.xelietpier; and the principal boohoos of the evening
forthwith to
..repeatell her deternonation to proceed
h to her view, she loas torn off the cover with her owl i
o• in the Mouse of l'euens.ni was in consequence postpoasaL to rsngland, there to a,•:•rt her rights at
hands, and uffered her neck to the blow, rath With tto the 1 1
pr•ioN i e course about to pars oa Queen, and openly to meet the act•asations of her
*. than relinquish the proud right of proving hat Aids delicate end iaterestine occasion, we shall soon have 1
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1' innocence, and establinhing her just claims. Mir much to say." secret enemies. She seemed to he perfectly m-
,
quainted with many of the merit's which had born
l' has set foot on the forbidden soil, that *oil which sail
i- We have this morning received Paris Papers of Sa- circulated to her prejudice. She treated them with
was told would yield her nothing but ignominy
"14 tsrda v. I n the Charts/a of I)eputies, on Friday, a contempt, anti said she %veld fearlessly throw herself
II death, and she has found it the corner-moue of ilk •
. • petition was resented frotn ties Editor of the Re. ■upon the jostice mad candour of her people. indeed.
K . altar—the sanctuary of protection. Hence her 1
•mi. 4 ate troubled. They hesitate, and are elMllolllla • tosesenee. complaiuing of the manner in which the cea- she added, that she *add ion doer lave Moo in
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it A sore conducted themselves. severe cur.test cow- England, had not her advisers recommended her to • 1
They calculated on beading or breaking the spiri!lf 's
, snowed between the elitilsters aim! the Liberal*, on the wait until Lis Majesty's Government should afford her 1
a timid and injured woman. 'll lies magnified tu t i
J nof passing to the order of the day upon the the means of going thither in a manner hemostat, heti I
own power, clothed it in terrors, and sought to user- Xlik lion. It was ultinuttelv lecided that it should be illustrious rank. Her Majesty having now resolved
awe by threats' which they knew they avoid not real-.I
eifferred to the Council of Ministers. The debates on ,no longer to delay her intentions, icittiediately sat
e i ire, but whoee nature, they fanciest, wonki precinde .I
.. ;Ille Election Law were then resumed; no further pro. ' down and wrote two Istten---one to the Right Hon.
u 1 the neressity of any attempt at giving them (meet. 1,
J . ? greas was, however, made. as the time was chistey oc- Lord LiyerpoJi, and another to bit Royal Highness 1
They only rammed the indignation of a lion hear
copied is discussing a geestion of form, yid was As the Doke of York ; while Lady Agile * ~i0L,.,„ I
e 1 u— Matti?, Melo thltangis tike ben et,
illatodr df ildisailik bra . ' .-laff Mlpori orderi, arifilioair to tillitrlNVsi 1
7potenee of bet Molar,* utast Dow staid lixpo . i
i 'The din: Assist on the amenderest moved by ii. Camllle- Lord Melville.
• to their perplexity and alarm ds, y have nut even Jurdsn. in the first article of time eleetlon peojat. was dolled 4
The letter to Lord Liverpool, demanding a soltahiss
Y ' known how to preserve the attitude of menace which on Thursday, when a sieutin) look dam whoa dis mead-
residence, was as folks** :-- I
*tent iris rejected by a majority of ill, the numbers Wog
they hail assumed. Whilst they pretended [bet h* I
e lee in revue, of it, and 138 against it. " l'itleoevato k Rot, Maya ISO: 1
: ilajit''tY ""Ild be "'seed like a elluainalt Hie). ' The King's Atturnev-ueneral has made known to the " Ileyleg been pretested by indisposition sees itriliar
r 1
! issued no orders to prevent her reed% ille from all Chamber of Peers the re:msit of his examination Into the sr- lows it 11,.`nglaad, 1 bike now Ike earileet *professore elr
I I the military and constituted authorities on her passage, I fair of Louse!. By Lis retort it appears. that after interro- consinenkating to do Carl of Liverpool my hosaiso of sr-
1• arose honours only due to the goalless. Not the shoits gating upwards or two huudred altuesses, sod employing riving In London next Saturday, kd of June; an I imam
i of the
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le WO,* proclaimed her innocence, n we!. three months in Ma estigation. the most satisfactory proofs that See Earl of Literpool will give proper ordered's& as.
I coming her to her kiagdone the mama 'header,' it , lease been obtained or the non.eviatence or etwompliees.— of the Royal )aclits should be he readiness at Calais to toe- I
L. P. Louse! list accordinrh been *WIWI bobs" lise Omit- ye) me to Dover : anal Mewls*, that he would Ili pirated in
at her approach, and vat forth attesting peals to the •
her or Peers of time crime t,iassassisating the Delude Berri, sigaif% to we his Majesty's intentions as to whet reskienee 1
1 • reverberating and consenting Heavens. Acquitted by &c. &e. The period for bringing him to trial is not yet Is to be allotted to me, either fora temporary ores pemeaneet 1
:the voice of the cotintrv—eurronnded by eighteen mil- fixed. habltatios. I from that kis M'sjesty the Kiag Is perfectly 1
i lions of defenders, wtere she counts eighteen mil- , The King has oominsted the Dukes Dresses and Riche- recovered (rota his late severe indisposition. i
' 1 lions of subjects. the " unprotected feticide is ' lieu °Seers of the Legiou of-honour. I Airt) " CAROLINE. Nacre of Englaisd." 1
1 I now a giant, with whom all straggle would be ' Pastes FeNIII(FaIDAV). Fist per Cents. 73fr. 40c.—. •"1"o Sight Bon. the Karl of Liverpool.'. 1
, unavailing. Justice can no longer he withlmitlem.. Bank .letions 110 fr. I The letter to Lord Heiville, the First Lord of the 1
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f: tier enemies have arisen her to seek it berth ; I Admiralty. intimated to his Lordship her blajesty.s
Norfolk (Virginia) Papers bare been received this 1
views in
the following terms:— 1
. I the lifted axe: she has undanntingly eought it there, •I
end if they tind themselves perplexed foul terrified at the morning tu the I.lth of Hay.
" fifienessee ft 100, Men tl9, IP4e. !
! cunsegitences of their own folly, let them hasten to repair (ei OM TIM Kar.,901.9 nallal.D. NUT 10.) 1 " Lady Anne Hamilton is commanded by ber•Majmity the
them, by the adoption of a just, honest, and satisfactory , ini,„T tNT.—We are informed. from a *puree highly : Queue of Englaad, to sire(' to Lord illivillo Ad it 4her . I
policy. respectable and creditable, that the negotiation with M
. idget) 's intention to re ssto Rogiood loosodloady—there- I
j On an occasion which has toothed the feeling of the , the s • 1 ei• • 6 . rei is wed d fore .1w desires that Lord MAI ille will be en its meet* • 1
pattas i . mister, enera ves, renewed :an . orders teat 000 or tee ii.iii virus Awe* be sit sereasys 1
public its a manner the most acute. and hwought the ive la•sise, will terminate in an andeahle adjustment. at s•ataie neat es••terday—', st jeer, m mover eer ' . ant
lOgheet characters and interests of the kingdom to ~., ... ~, .....
1 tse i min (till was rejected by the Senate on the, suite to grigtaisd.-
an bone, which excites the most serious and extensive
-Ith ult. by a majority of only one, the mostinese...... beats-- I Tw this flat- answer sakiiii^"l was recrited 17 MAT ' concern, we conceive 119 eanuot satisfy our readers more
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than by snhjoining to the remarks we 'lmre already fur its rejection 3:—liir its adoption I. Anne Hamilfbn at St. Outer's •
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made, the sentiments which the subject has called forth —,...,—..... itclairnity. Ist .fine. 44.9 e. O.
t •• LorJ Melville had the honour to receive is to Leg. ,/
in the Journals of the morning. I STOCK EA Cl/31MR, ONS O'CLOCK. 1
Hamilton's note of the stab ult. eonvesbqt the laftywacisly
(941091 mna Tenni •
' The long looked-for ennuousieation of Mr. Hate that the Queen Intends being at Calale to-mertow. lila Ma- rt
Them hare been disembarkatioes on the British ems; ,
was received here yesterday aßerama ; bit it merely j` 1• liftwroset'• being abeest from London. Loyd •Idelldki.--,
brineins war and producing revolutions in the State, am
reeeitc cis co ands as to the Boyd of .: li
now. The chief of them went the landing of William the slated that hilloisters woad be reedy to am the Coautostor; cannot
givitiloortle_._ere. for. me of the Royal yachts to .
Conqueror at !listings; the leading of Henry VII. at Mil- , on Wedmissda) atomism at Italf•wasttoo sided. Mr &err- I
ford-haven ; and the laadiag of the Prise* of Orange al7or- : pose of Axing the conditions and maw, abt . 'ills '6"1"`• .. ‘o' •:_- .• • I
bay. What were the feelings of the people ot those ism. 1 sanoftweement bad sniffles's, east ezottie as they The letter to his Royal ilighoom tha.Jilasi iterde it i 1
meelOas eras we know but feebly ; events may be recorded.' rose 111)90 It. dienell in • leilklp I this ocels- was a recapitulation M both dersoadiyal id it peer.
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but the aceret throbs of the heart cannot be foliated : rit,ali ; slotted by a report pretty dnIiMMILMot Ms Lem test agalnit the canner in which ale hod•hosus Mused. 1
Iwe milted yenttire• pen en so Obscure II 119101111. we ' would be In Poor per Cents. %Idris *ban ki Lose atib- These letters hen Majesty instantly sent or a ens- 1
Ibe ine ivied to sly, that neither st the Mead of William the I unlike ('onsets left odd 111. Mt the Aseesak Her, who delivered his dlspatehes on Wed 1
I Copqueror, nor at that Woke Roder Richmond, nor awl- I This meowing haseisaullad We Ilialwriticrlhewathatawths4Y- to London. His orders were to return with
liar I ll_ were the peoples boson of this mstropodan• . as it ay *posed shoo soma( dodo so AM mum no. .i•
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much agitated et day won hat AM, whop it rem Mows West. opoosti at 704, and stage beat *dt at ..
her Majesty the Qmossof log sots i Hsi, which isms* about the price. eteeeleeedb, tier majesty remained at Vitleneaii that ei • hilh 1 •
ire trill .ay—one agile ass oit il damn& Tiat OM awl* of Mr most 'reeks+ en" fig ft -t; next morning pursued her routs to Mehl's;
4 -ear lt vs coast a Mmvisses avoiding Paris, she weal directly oa to sibborilict: i. •0 • 1
alma important ry questions tiff
the king '+ Ministers lost lo Net. which say obinssady load to a champ ; disched Abhes ille on Whinesday morning, Wild
i were etywdedt every OM w miring. •` Whew did Abe this Is oddly report, bat solidest Moos hos gams laid herself ma a bed to pin a lit repose. hat •! 1
Islet? Where will the sleep I 'here will sise rails t epos 'tato neession• a number M Mien, ma some Majesty's retirement, several EnirliA, • .
two sad site ester Leslie's t Had she a good paolide 1, of Mone, rho. during these few days, hate pershodd so la A bberide, request. to' t perideted NI their
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Had she a had pole the 1 11019 la the wind rll 191111 said • largely ; indeed the opinion sisms so Sea Auld. that the Dersemi "amps, Thee were, heeever, • wit"
of William 111.. we reesdleet, that the ;sin& enlisted deer holders of the Loan most aid make a sortuitsty of • f;ti es will-di-her mares.. ha aguirtae. a r.
selves in Ms trails. • large prose as the, must he
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-Et coejersti mina. ad elms* veal." • the Account therefore, little we be eetersideedinability to receive the is nets.. wawa , , •
' How the wind or wives any have sera ell bar Majesty, it is lost diet the panics who fill. *Et Immediately cosmoses At four. it'elerit. a courier wha sent oif to• • r .4
handy worth the while to Inquire, se she mashed the 1 operations for a fail, weir& its owls% Bps Milliar IMO& with "Istt"tlints to have I'4Sr•wad foe
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in safely : html the laud-gods, that Is to soy, Me poss-loss. ; the eireet It will produce will make kiwi New UMW sot gold and het 'she ; and at six her Mi esty neon ber
tern abroad, (=wird awl owed os elsewhere, 'su good ashes beets antleipated.—Navy Scrip Is new i pm. . Assist was at tests& Ild int:lb .
, and were very backward is stmOyi *sass wide their 1 .< weillragilligarit=ls Slready allstitpd to woos lo *seek -
alfk The sea-gods alga' wit/"Ia • NaPtaaa' "est ! COURT OF KING•s BENcs......(rals Din) once, aid as she passed through the heR of doillas difY ,
' Melville, at their heed. were y wveraa to bee pas- . lowed most res ifully. lbw Majesty was oa4catl•
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toad fir a rob to the wont ot whieb she is Quote. .Ws ,Itoew not whit 1 The Mat moteo-Osnitnat. sodded so the few hurried
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hut is she trot—we put it to oresyd=laidlesmos—is themes! . 4 appaporditt the true, than M.:aftgllg visa err posomoo &stall stags of their roots. Aso' ' thetT*4) •
a heave wham dins on tad • hi Me :al 'wood tinsedistioa of dada which *woe al ditty wore salorddif ohle to .Hula
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joerneOngi. to' ?Mee Isar to ow. .11, lboossast bie alifiada* ha& imitate& ilie (ham ma IP was, that heroic wad dlOal Hie wore MO
i0,i.y41„,,,,ti. sod *Apse ersammisary thralls. Is eolnempt 'Me ihvililoo pf Ike esbitr isislidind*Abl ter of MOW ho the Holds Oil *Moo Ile lite pint rill'
,' of ltenaiteratil sews, to data bee rightsfaslbritales email clohoodjiy- thst pi as • Gibbs bid bass is Omni mbere siicesowid, hd *dud se ~eod si, ,
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that he raw oltood.eirammirvi himself. owl ilit f.;
oral lading,. a boy of armed billoworu. MA stiff dim disitt.iiiivlse it boo on the gtspood of
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