Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-09-19
FROM IArs LONDON rArERs.

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ber) are distributed through The villages
adjacent to this place, where they were
placed by the Secretary Of the British
Embassy, with the aid OF the Police Ma
gistrate. Their appearance, and the pur-
pose for which they are brought hither,
have made a strong impression, and the
people fee: degraded the. their country
mas been selected for an asylum TO those
who, they suppose, cannot be received in
England"
Methodist Conference. The seventy
seventh annual Conference of the Wesley
an Methodists, commenced it sittings on
"Wednesday last, in this town; the Rev.
Jabez Bunting, A. M. was elected Presi-
dent, and the Rev. Geo. Marsden Secre-
tary. A Representatives from the American
General Conference arrived in town on
Tuesday, and one IRON the Irish Confer
ence on Thursday. There are upwards
Of 800 Ministers present. Seven years
have elapsed since the representatives Of
this large and respectable body met here
on similar occasion. Liverpool paper
Addresses we're presented to the Queen
from Rochester, Morpeth, and from the
female inhabitants OF Nottingham, With
800 signatures, to which she returned
appropriate answers.
Accounts from ST, Helena to the 10th
April, state that Bonaparte enjoyed as
good health as usual; he bad more FIRE,
quently appeared in the open air.
The trials for high treason had com.
menced at Glasgow, and James Wilson,
one of the principal persons, was found
guilty and sentenced TO be executed Oh
the 30th Of August
LONDON, July %.
The Queen. Lord DnHcaunon yes.er-
day waited on her Majesty with an Adj
dress from the town Of Wakefield and its
vicinity, to which her Majesty returned
the following answer -
& receive with heartfelt; satisfaction,
this loyal and affectionate Address from
his Majesty's subjects, inhabitants Of the
town of Wakefield, and IFS vicinity |
Their sentimentsof congratulations Of my
accession 70 the high dignity of Queen Of
these realms. are proof that their minds
have not been uaduly Influenced by tn
flagitions calnmaies Of my prosecutors Il
and l am, at the same time, feelingly alive
TO their expressions of kind coincidence
upon the melancholy losses Of those near
and dear relatives, which experienced
while on the Continent.
Il am sensible to the indisnilies with
which bave been assaiIed, not SO much
because they are disrespectful to myself,
as because they are insulting to the nation;
for the patton has been insulted 10 the
late outrages upon the character Of its
lawful Queen. Though | am attacked
by that malice, which hesitates at no false
hood, and by an assumption Of power,
which seems TO spurn all limitation, I feel
cheering confidence of present support,
aud OF efectual triumph in the affections
Of the people.
Ihave been accused Of appealing to
popular cIamour--but appeal to nothing
but TO the good sense aud good feeling Ito
the reasonable morality and the patriot
ism OF the most enlightened and most re-
spectacle portion Of the community. If |
am 10 be condemned without justice, and
detbroned against Iail law, the liberties Of
every individual will receive fatal stab |;
ahd'the characters OF the highest Judica-
tare will be blasted to the latest pos
Iterity.
My owa personal welfare is Of little
moment; but do feel as a Queen for the
public welfare, whicbis deeply implicated
ia the vindication Of my violated rights.
The power which the House Of
Lords are assuming in their Bill Of Pains
and Penalties, not only of divorcing his
Majesty's Royal Consort, but Of dethron.
ing their lawful Queen, may prove IN
their result productive Of an age Of mis-
cry TO the nation The child that is now
at fhe breast, may live to rue it's couse-
lquences.
The consciousness of rectihfde, Of
which no bill OF Pains anS Penalties can
lever deprive me, will support me through
all trials. and even though the force Of my
enemies should, ia the end. prove CON-
meusurate with their maligniy, the PEG
lple shall never have occasion To reproach
me with neglecfing their happiaess, with
betrayiag their rights, or with relinqliisI-
ling. for one moment The patriotic mac
aaaimity of the Qaiaen.''
London, July give have received
Paris papers of Tuesday last. Ii Is EASY
to collect from thSse, as also from other
Continental Journals, that the people Of
Berlin are beginning to manifest serious
pneasiness al the pSDiracted Dosiponemen,
'ftheir fong-prpmised Constitution. Some
popular disturbances, accompanied BY