Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-08

e circular Of the Minister of Finances, di
%fcting that an inquiry shall be made int
ne political sentiments and mora charac
|cr Of The revenue officers. There il
lso a circular from the Minister Of Fl
aance in answer TO applications FROM seye
81 religious communities TO be maintained
the enjoyment Of certain privileges
Fmerly granted them, in which they are
Formed by his majesty's orders, that
6iyileges are contrary 10 the spirit and
tier OF the constitution, and that there
Fe their applications cannot be complied
18th. There is also an official commune
tion Of May ! II, stating the determina-
Pc Of the King, adopted at the earnest
&quest OF the French Ambassador, to set
81 liberty all the natives Of France, con.
ned in aey part of The Spanish daminions,
pr political offences, and for assisting the
nsurgents 10 the settlements beyond il.
81 A circular of the Minister Of the FL
tuces directed that such of the royal
slsces and seats and other domains, as
ave been given by The king towards the
yment of the national debt, shall be-
yen over Immediately &c the commits
Sioners TO be disposed OF for that purpose.
3 GIBRALTAR, June 10.
q We are sorry TO announce to the pub
IA, that dispatches dated the Both and
{ st ult. and LIST inst, have just been re,
.ceived from Minorca, with the unweIcome
that the Plague has broken
but in the Island Of Majorca.
June l7.--ParticnIars of letters FROM
angier, dated 18th June, 1920.
Is Perfect good health at Tangier, La
ache, Rabbat and their neighborhood.
& The Deaths at Tetuan, from the 10th
Nay, 10 the 10th inst. both days inclusive,
amounted TO 90; The greatest part supposed
ap be Of The plague.
" Letters from Mogadore, of the lst June,
sta,e the number Of deaths there, in the
sionth Of May, to have amounted 10 $50.
3rhe plague is now raging to the south
yard, but very trifling at Morocco.
q BosToN, Aug. 4.
q Arrived this morning, ship Jasper.
Erocker, 40 days from Liverpool--and
Capt. C. has favored us with the London
Globe of the evening of the 22d June.
The negotiations concerning the Queen.
alter lasting near q fortnight, bad con-
pletely failed, and the result was brought
u the House OF Commons and laid On the
liable, but had not been taken up, as Mr..
Wherefore had given notice Of a motion,
which he hoped still would avert the me-
eessity of an inquiry; and Lord Castle
reagh and others had suspended their views
10 give time for his motion to be decided.
Much Impotence had been manifested
because Mr.. WIS motion had been delay
ed one day longer than was at first pro-
posed, but he had pledged himself to make
Il on the evening Of the 22d June, (our
Iatest date, aud Mr.. Tierney stated that
he should resist any attempt at further
delay, and call for the opinion of the
House. Lord A. Hamilton had also given
police Of two motions on the subiect-one
related 10 the order FOR emitting the Queen
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