Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-07-25

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her, up to Five Island Harbor, hear St.
Baris. The Captain aud most OF the
crew escaped to 81. Barts in their boats,
with large sum 10 specie. The latter
had no commission. The regular com.
missioned Patriot craizers generally treat
all vessels respectfully, except Spanish
aud Portuguese. i: was thought that lwo
or three light cruizers of The American
navy would give great security TO our
commerce in those seas, and are very
much needed.
Late and Interesting from Europe.
From the New-York Gazette, July %.
The quick sailing ship Martha. Capt.
Ske,chley, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 10Th ult. arrived al this port last
evening.
Tile editors Of the Gazette have re-
ceived their files of papers, Lloyds Lists,
&c. to the ] 5th June.
The London papers announce the re-
turn of the Queen of England and Mr..
Brougham. ID the House o! Commons on
the 5th of June, rose and stated that he
had message from the Queen, stating.
that she thinks it necessary to Inform
the House of Commons, that she has
heen induced TO return 10 England in con-
sequence of the measures pursued against
her honor and her peace for some time by
secret agents abroad, and lately sanctioned
by the conduct Of the government at home
tina, she had 20 purpose in view but the
defence Of her character and the rights
deyolved upon her by the death of her
revered father. She desires an open in-
sestieation Of her conduct, and relies upon
the integrity Of the House.
Lord Casllereash, after long speech.
moved that the papers in the Queens
case be referred to select committee,
and report TO the House. This was vio-
lentiy opposed by Mr.. Brougham in a
warm speech Of great length, condemning
the conduct of ministers, and against a
secret enquiry. The subject was put off
till Friday; when, on motion of Lord
Castlereash, the subject was farther post
poned to Monday, in consequence of a
communication made to Lord Liverpool.
A message from the King on the subject
of certain papers relating to the Queen
observes, The King felt an anxious de-
sire to prevent all discussions which must
necessarily prove painful to his feelings
but the, step adopted by the Queen leaves
10 alternative"
Twas reported that an officer had been
dispatched to Blackheath, TO put her Ma
jes,y under arrest.
On her arrival, the Queen ascended
her carriage, and was drawn by the popu-
lace quite out Of town, amidst the loud and
reiterated cheering Of an immense con.
course. The horses were then put 10,
and the cayalcsde proceeded TO Canter.
hurry, where she was received in the most
courtIy stile.
The populace attending upon the Queen,
had broken the windows Of many houses
the west end Of the town. Among others.
those Of Lords Sidmouth and Castlereagh,
Mr.. Coutts, and Mr.. Maberly, M. p
Guards were stationed at Carlton House
for two days and nights.
Lord Holland declared his intention to
bring forward motion respecting the
repeal Of the Royal Marriage Act.
II was reported IN London on the 18th
ult. that Louis 9th had left his capital,
which had occasioned fall oE two per
cent. iD the French fnnds.--There we're
many other stock jobbing reports, which
the Courier disbelieves.
The Paris papers contain warm and
boislerous debates on the election law, aud
the original prGet was adopted by ma
jority of lt9. During the debate, M ID. /
Argenson said be had RICH, to notice the |
" massacre which has taken place Of peace.
able subjects" One Of the members on
the left said, @Civil war and assassina- |
iions are preparing"
The Paris papers speak seriously of
The popular tumuIts, add the daily and
unlawful assembIages Of people, and assert,
that considerable sums Of money have
been employed 10 keep up these commo-
lions. CeDiries were stationed around the
Thuiileries, and 20 person permitted to
stop near the limits. All the guards had
been augmented.
The venerable and distinguished states.
man. Mr. Grattan, died OH the 4th june
Also, the Right Honorable Lord Shell.
boIoe, aged 70.
10 the case Ct Sir John Doyle, X. C. b.
against George Peter Browne, Esq. for
criminal conversation with Lady Doyle,
the Jury, on the second day, returned
verdict Of 50OOI.
. Sandl, the assassin Of KoizeSne, was
beheaded at Frankfort on The goth oil