Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-04

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be ever dear TO an affectionate people,
Deeply attached to the royal family and
anxious Tor the preservation Of The M hi.
tranquility, We feel ourselves called uuon ;,
express our earnesthope that The differeD.
which unfortunately exists may be arrans.d
IN manner honorable to your majesty
well as your royal consort, and salisi,c,o
to the country; and that should an invs.s
galion OF those differences be still unh,,ra
rrsorted to, recognizing tine digni6ed g.,
ness which your majesty has manifested
the solemn protest you have entered ,g,,'.
all secret Investigations of your conduc,
repugDanl TO common justice, and the i.,,
ings Of Engli,hmen, we trust such invests.
ton will be conducted in an open and r.,
partial manner, and terminate in the CO.,
piete vindicaton OF your Majesty's hono,
We rely upon your majesty. gracjou, >,
ceptance of this address, as proof Of H.
loyalty and affection OF your faithful ci;i,.n.
OF London, and OF their attachment to tba
illustrious house Of Brunswick. who ,bou
trust wall long continue to sway the British
scepire, and maintain the liberties and han
piness OF the people,"
Shortly after the Queens arrival in Lon.
don, Prince Leopold addressed letter II
her majesty. The contents OF the letter n.
unknown to US, nor can we say whetbe, !, |
was even opened by the Queen or not, bt /
this much is certain, that her majesty r,.
t. rled il.
Very unpleasant accounts have reached
town of the effects of the storm of Tuesds,
on the New Forest, near Ramsay, sever. |
sheep were found dead. The fenny coun
tries are completely inundated and til.
roads from St. Neot's and Alconbury- bill are
for miles under water. The storm, by all
accounts, seems to have been pretty gene
rally felt throughout the country within ma.
ny miles of he metropolis.
Paris, June II.
We cannot reply to all the lying asser.
tons which the journals of certain party
publish every morning regarding the events
that occur in Paris. The facts are simply
these YESTERDAY there were fresh assem-
blages. Crowds congregated in the vicinity
of L 'Estrapade. In coming from the Thea
ire Franchise some persons cried Vve !.
Charte The same cry was repeated, Il
bout 10 O'Clock, on the Bou|eyards St Den
mis- and St. Martini. Ii was principally b
these quarters that the armed force directt.
its effects to disperse the people. Marsh
Oudinot directed the troops. Several perl
sons were wounded, two were killed, and
forty were arrested. The Marshal himset
having aligted from his horse, received 81,
we're injury in the thigh from horses hOC
he was put 10 bed, and was bled.
London, June II.
AT the Kings levee yesterday Mr. Rush.
the American Minister, was introduced 81
his Majesty, aud delivered his new creder
tiaIs, which were grac;ously received.
Mr.. Kean's accident on Monday last, wa
very serious one Of the chief muscles o.
his leg is seriously lacerated and be is n0!|
expected TO De able to perform for at lea;!I
two months.
London, June lG
Beyond the single fact, that TRANQUILITY
reigned at Paris last Saturday afternoon, The
French Journals of Monday are void oil ID
telligence.
THE QUEEN.
I'VE find it more decidedly certain, Ini|
IT,; affair of the Queen will not be discussed
this night in the House OF Commons. lI@e|
pre- paratory movements, if the interval o.
negotiation, occupy so much time, D"
long space will be consumed in the lh'eF
tigation Of charges. in rebuttng, in 'ecl'
minating, in explaining =? During 'ne HS
goclation we must be content, TO gather lVA
repor, what occurs, and We suppose the Pu'
lie will give US credit for as accurate 'ue'''
of information as any OF our cotempor@'"',,
/ 1t is impossible 10 meet all the ruinouH
; the day but we believe it may be coD"
IDENTITY trusted, that those which we 'd'' "
noticing are for that reason entitled 10 :"
ry limited degree Of credit. The nes'''
ton, 80 long as it continues, will, we D'''
be personal, and not epislolary. those W,
have the honor of the Queen intrusIeu
them have very dificu lt Office to Per'UiI 1911,
Every attention to the personal feeling o'% DIV.