Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-12-07
ENGLAND.
From- tbe Commercjal Advertiser.

of England entered on the Goth year OF
his reign-four years longer than that OF
any other British Sovereign. The Park
and Tower guns were fred on the occa-
sion.
The Liverpool Mercury, of the 29th
of October mentions, that Miss Pater-
son, the wife (the only lawful one) OF
Jerome Bonaparte, has addressed a Tor
NAL aud severe remonstrance 10 the
French Minister OF the Interior, III. de
Cazes, complaining, that during five
years she has been dragged from prison
to prison at Lyons, Rennes, Grenoble,
Strasburg, &c. &c. and that in the mean
time she had been pillaged of all her
property"
Meetings Of the radical reformers corr
tinued to be held in various parts of the
kingdom, aud to counteraet the spirit of
disorder, several important towns had
offered to raise volunteer corps for the
public safety.
| A Madrid paper of the 9TH Of October
mentions, thai the young and beanliinl
Queen of Spain had arrived at Vittoria,
and bad attended bull fight, which was
exhibited in honor Of her arrival. She
appeared displeased with the spectacle,
and declined attending second exhibit
ton.
A Mr.. Carlisle, bookseller in Lon
don, had been indicted, tried and convict
ed of the crime of Biaspheny in pub
fishing Paine's .Age of Reason II is said
that 10000 copies OF the work had been
scattered over the country. Mr.. Car
Isle closes letter TO the chief justice in
the following unblushing strain -" r.
Carlisle begs to inform bis friends, the
deists of the metropolis, that he is now
confined in the Kings Bench Prison for
want Of three persons as bail, one ID 400t
and two 10 2ool one 10 400t being ready.
He hopes that the cause OF deism will
not long remain under this stigma. The
stigma, as be calls it, on the ARRIVAL OF
Mr.. Goblet with the bones OF Mr.. Paine,
will, doubtless, be speedily rubbed away.
1t is stated in one of our latest papers.
that on the 18th of October, g at the diff
ferent Meetings of the Union Societies Of
Radical Reformers ia London and West
minister, the bust of HUNT was publicly
broken to pieces, and he was pronounced
unworthy Of their future confidence. p
A signal instance Of the instability OF
popular favor
The contemplated meeting at Man.
chester is abandoned.
An order has been issued from the war
office for assembling the out-pensioners OF
Chelsea Hospital, for the purpose OF
forming them into veteran battalion.
LONDON, Oct. 90
Ten additional field pieces with pro-
portionate number of artillerymen. have
been ordered by Government into the
districts under the command of Major
Gen. Sir John Byng, and we have reason
to think that they have already arrived
there.-CoarieT.
The recall of portion of our retired
military force takes place, as was stated.
We shall briefly say now, as we intimated
before, that we should regret the neces-
sity Of the measure, if it existed but as
we cannot believe 10 the existence of the
necessity. we extremely regret the adop-
ton of The measure.-1 Times.
A meeting, intellectually numerous. took
place at Sheffield on the 25th inst. on
the occurrences at Manchester. The
proceedings were conducted with temper,
and those who we're entitled to speak
spoke with moderation, and were heard
with attention. The appearance OF the
word vengeance" inscribed on one Of
the flags, justly excited the indignation of
some Of the chief speakers, and their
reprehension was received with submis-
sion by the bearers of the obnoxious stand
ard. Lord Milton was present at the
meeting. 1t would be analogous TO the
antecedent proceedings Of Ministers, to
put the son of the Commission for the
Peace, as the father had been dismissed
from the Lord Lieutenancy Of the Riding,
both simply for attending meetings Of their
neighbors and countrymen though it is
the presence of such men which, above
all things, tends TO enforce order and in
still moderation.
A SHIRT avitltout seams. Thomas Hall,
an ingenious linen-weaver, in Ireland, has
lately finished shirt entirely 10 his loom.
It. woven throughout without seams, is
very neatly and accurately gathered at
the neck, shoulders, and wrists. The
neck and wristbands are doubled and
stitched there is a regular selvage to
each side Of the breasts the shoulder
straps and gussets are neatly stitched, as
well as the wrists. To short it is as per-
iectly finished, as if made by an expert
lseamstress. This shirt has been exhib-
tied TO several gentlemen in the linen