Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-12-12

union wantonly outraged aud trampled
upo0; if they can beholdswithout anxiety
or emotion, the constitution Of the nation
openly put at nausbt by portion Of Con.
gress; then they are prepared to have
slavery, with all its Affections, spread
over the country they are prepared TO
be the slaves Of slaves.--Coiun,bidn.
LONDON, Oct. 10.
II is perplexing TO guess what course
Ministers may adopt on the present trying
occasion. The foul ca|umnies invented.
the wicked perjuries sworn against the
Queen, dispense and vanish before the
light Of truth. Yesterday was another
glorious day for her majesty, and joy
GUS day TO her people. We know not
that we can do more than present an alb
stract Of the evidence; il is clear, salts.
factory, aud decisive; and, which is
hardly credible, her majesty's Counsel
have still witnesses after witnesses re-
naming, to prove and establish, over and
over again, her innocence.
Another plot of dark and most insid-
ious character, appears to have been dis
covered. The object seems to have been
to circulate seditions, and even treasoDa-
bic handbiIls, in the name, as il should
appear, or by the instigation, ofthe Queen.
There are various rumors afloat through
out the metropolis on the subject. The
first object appears TO have been to des.
troy the Queen, by mingIing her name
with the fabrications Of her enemies, and
making il be believed that she is the au-
thor OF encourager Of seditious placards.
A person of some consequence, apprehend-
ed on suspicion Of these criminal prsc-
tees, appears to have been in an unac-
countable manner dismissed by Sir Rob-
ert Baker, Bow street magistrate, and
has not thought proper to make his second
appearance. We can at present, do little
more than point attention to the proceed
ings at Bow street Times.
From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle, Dec. g.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
BY the brig Chatsworth, Capt. Rogers,
arrived last evening from Loudon, we
have received London papers TO the 23d
October. Capt. Il. brought no later loose
papers. The Chatsworth had passage
Of Sc days from Gravesend, aud 81 from
the Downs. It was reported, the day
Capt. r. sailed, that the bill Of pains and
penalties against the Queen, had beer
rejected 10 the House Of Lords. The
examination OF witnesses, 10 favor of thu
Queen, is continued ia these papers, TO ;
great length, aud tend to do away The
SANDERS against her character. Addresses
wire still continued, from all parts, to the
Queen. One Of the London papers state
that Spain had coded the Eloridas 10 the
United States.
Ia the House of Lords as late as Oct
%, Mr.. Brougham produced an Austrian
Gazette, as evidence of the estimation IL
which the Queens character was held
abroad--this testimony was rejected. A
document was then exhibited signed by
the Queen, when Princess Of Wales, crea
ting Bergami knight Of the Holy Sepul
chre, and VIM. Austin was raised to tn
same dignity. With regard 10 the presen
appearance Of the trial, We can only say
that the testimony touches on colla'era
and Incidental points, not incnpatins tn
character Of her Majesty. To enter int
detail Of sucl, matters, would only pei
pick our readers and ourselves. wlthou
advancing one inch in the discussion
whether her Majesty is guilty or innocent
Accounts from Naples state that IN
y Sicilian Insurgents. from a total incapac't,,
Of further struggle, had yielded TO IN
propositions Of their sovereign.
According TO the French journals, bv
\ one sentiment Of enthusiastic joy pervade
The nation, on account Of the birth Of IN
: young Bourbon prince.
Sir Francis Burdett is suffering unde
a severe attack af the govt