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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29
POETRY.
.From the .Newark CentineL.
THE BLUE HILLS OF JERSEY.

THE BLUE HILLS OF JERSEY.
The green their fields, and the glow oftheir skies,
The depth of their rivers--the balm Of their air.
The blush of their Beauties the light Of their eyes,
Let the boosters of Europe exulting, declare
Yet the blue hills of Jersey are desrer to me
Her wild ris are brighter--and sweeter her
flowers,
For, her children are generous, and gallant, and
free,
And the breathing of slaves never blshted her
bowers!
Oh ! We blue hills of Jersey where liberty dwells
In her fortress of rock, meath the broad-spresdng
oak
Where the Ight-hearted song of her sons gaily
sweis
And ftfuly wild wreathes the hamets pale
smoke,
Where oft, in the moonlight, at midnight's still
hour,
When the current Of life, hath suspendedits flow,
Doth glory the shades Of our fathers restore
Tothose vallies of peace, stretching widely below,
We blue hills of Jersey how base is the heart
That once breathed the air mid your naples and
pines,
And could from its patriot devotion depart
For the glare of the east where the despot re-
clnesl
Dear dear be these ramparts, these brave noun
taineer,
And long shaltthou reap where thy proud father
tills;
While Monmouth and Trenton are beacon fires
here,
No brand shall be wanting from Jerseys blue
hills! S-ef Ns1-Jersey.
July "a, 1920
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29
n Office.

XNE the subscribers, owners of lands
Wv lying between Elizabeth Town
and Woodruffs' Farms, having sustained
great damage from repeated trespasses by
various persons, committed on our said
lands, give this public notice, that all
trespassers on the said lands. or other
lands Of the subscribers, whether they be
children, servants, or others, alter this
date, will by us, if discovered, be pun
ished with all the severity of the law.
August 10th, 1920.
|. Ell williamson, I'm. Chefwood,
Thomas Price. sen. iona Dayton,
Levis RiUerS, Thomas SGtfer,
Ichabod Williams, PIsnnc Morse
aaron Woodruff, jr. Smith Scaddsr
g. L. WhitIock, John Chandler,
Luther b. Hendricks James W0ood,uf
Richard Woodruff, Jesse Woodruff
Esekiet Woodruff, Henry Woodruff
Eiihm Mitchell.
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OODS.

suitable for the season, which he intends
10 sell at reduced prices for cash, or coup-
Try produce. He flatters himself that as
his Goods were purchased at Auction, for
cash, be will be enabled to sell them a.
low as they can be had in the city Of New
York. JOB magic.
May 80, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX Pleas.
JACOB !. FIAT ii p..

Jacob Flat,
Joseph Oliper !
HOY virtue Of the above stated writ Of
I'D fieri facias, to me directed and de.
livered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and forty five acres of Land,
wherein the defendant lives situate 10 the
township Of Railway, bounded by lands
Of Elias Tooker, Isaac Clark, Anthony
Morse, and the road, which l shall ex.
pose to sale at Public Vendue, at The
house Of Lewis Rivers, innkeeper in
Elizabeth Town, on the fifteenth day Of
August next, between the hours Of twelve
and five o'clock. m.
JOS. L. BALDWIN,
Sheriff Of the county Of ESSEX.
June ", 1920.
15s The sale Of the above described
property is adjourned TO the twelfth day
lof September next, a. the same time and
place.
JOS. T. BALDWIN, Sheriff.
Aug Is, 1920.
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NEW STORE.

YyHE subscriber begs leave TO inform
his friends and the public, that he
has opened Store in Water-street, oppo-
site OLIVER NUTTMAN, Esq. where he
has just received
Il large and handsome assortment Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
ESSEX COMMON PLEAS.
The President. Directors
and Company Of the Fl. Ps. de DO.
Paterson Bank. - !, tsrr;s
VS..
EiliS Noe.
Nm virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, ! have levied on >
farm. situate 10 Westfield township, con.
tanning twenty-five acres, more or less
bounded on lands Of Job Ryno. John B.
Osborn, and John Losey, which shal
expose TO sale at Public Vendue, at tn
.,onse of George ID. Small, innkeepersi
he town of Newark, 90 Saturday tn
sixteenth day Of September next betweeI
he hours Of twelve and five o'clock 10 the
afternoon.
JOSEPH T. BALDWIN,,
Sheriff Of The county Of Esssr.
August nth, 1920.
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.kpY virtue of the above stated writ oil
I'D feri facias, TO me directed and de-
lvered, have levied on the Dwelling
House and Farm wherein the defendant
ives, containing two hundred aud seventy
five acres Of Land, be the same more OF
less. situate in the township OF Union
founded by lands If Noah Clark, Aarot
taitout, Benjamin Scudder, Clark Town.
ley, Railway river aud the road. which
| shall expose to sale at public ve0due, a
The house of Lewis Rivers, innkeeper il
Elizabeth Town, on the tweDty-ninth day
|of August next, between the hours o
twelve and FIVE, P. Nj.
NATHAN SQUIER,
Late Sheriff Of the county Of ESSEX.
June 27th, 1920.
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William milford,
CABINET MAKER


THO doors north Of Rigers's City Tausyn,
.HR ETURNS bis thanks for the enconr-
~ agemeGt he has received from his
friends, and the public in general, and
informs them that he has on hand hand
some assortment Of work III his line, Of the
most recent and approved fashions, as
good as any offered for sale; all Of which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms
for Cash, Country Produce, or on a short
credit.
Any orders 10 his line of business will
be thankfully received, and punctually at.
tended to.
WINDOW BLINDS made, and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, JAM II. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29

To the inhabitants Of Ekzabeth
Tozun and us Oicinity, 1uho are
inclined to purchase Goods tor
Cash.
ENHE subscriber has on hand, and To-
Il tends keeping TEAS, Of the first
quality 10 this country, and no other,
which will be sold at small advance.
An assortment of GROCERIES, oil
the first quality, viz: Brandy, Jamaica
Rum, Holland and Country Gin. Peach
Brandy, Wine Of different qualities. ~
Also, Clsret Wine, of the first quality,
for 5 per gallon, by the demJohn, mar
rGnted good; New-Orieans MoIasses
Sugars, aud Groceries generally.
ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
Which wilIbe sold for Cash aud Country
Produce at small advance.
GEO. c. THOMAS.
July IL, 1920.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

The Messages Of Tie King, and Queen
as might be expected, excited mach Gab.ta
in The House Of Commons Hlr. B.ouy,an.
s'renuousiy opposed the reference ,f he pa
perS to secret conmtsee. Iiappea.rd rom
his Lord'hIP's spesch- which was wordec
with great caution End the utmost delicacy
iowa, dS the Qleen-that the papers charge
tfe Qneen OF having committed Adultery.
IN .taiy:-3ut that, on The supposition, thpt
iac Queen was guilty &c the act. i; did not
amount to High Treason; Because he
foreigner, with whom she committed ,h,.
adui'ery, could not be charged ~:.h tay,ae
violated the laws oil the cou;try: nor cid
The Qusen b. charged as all accom- ice.
where n" crime was III existence .sSucA. -
his Lcrdship .ait, ''was the state Of the law.
1t nigh have been emission; but sri!l il
was TIE Jaw OF the country; and could rot he
made HlGh Treason in any individual case"
There was therefore no ground fox the obs
lection, that the Lords would have 10 pro-
nounce Judgment on the subject es a High
court, as II was net Il case Of ich theic
Lortsh'ps could Tot take any judicial cogni.
Zince.-- IL was ony one with which ParIa-
ment only could deal iegisldt;vely. His
Lordship then defended his motion to refer
the subject to secret committee on the
ground, 'E.tat since the Reforr,alio, alb
bills OF pains and penalties were referred
to secret committees; and as this mode
was the most decorouS aod respectful to the
Queen, and most suited to the casc.o
In the House Of Commons, Only % m-r1.
ters voted with Air B:ousham acsin>, tie
reference oil the papers to I secret committee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
Recommencemcnt of.vcroc;o,;

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IF ,Vcc0c;a,io,
appears thst the Queen informed o,a
LVerrooi 'nal sue was ready to receive ,r,,
propositions consistent with her honor H.,
Ms hora'hip had 90 make to her. Tie fnI.
lowing Is his Lo'dship's reply ''''
rae, H0uSe. IHhike. nm
Lord Liverpool informs her maiestv ,io.
'he only pr"t osit'on he had to make was ,br
one suome ted 20 Mr.. brousham in A.,
last, out that Lord Liverpool as.nr.a PA
majesty, that the kings servants viii III,
think IL their duty, Notwithstanding NJ, .h". ,
Lao passed, 10 receive .or cun.jd.ro,;rn
suggestions which her Maies,y NAV bnua a'y
oiier Upon their proposition. "@'' u
The Queen replied - folloys.
That she demanded sil the r;gh,s ho,o
'ns 10 She Queen oil EEgi,nd. Tha, hrfnSss
she IN possession If al her dis,i;isS t'.
could not listen to any other pronosa 81 me sue
when she wa restored to them sb,. -
De really 10 listen 20 any proposals from H,s
MAiesiy's MiuisIers''
I"lS corFes9onoencc, Lord Livernoo, rro.
nounced TO 6c saoGt scaaE5loy, III.
WHICH nave heen committed by so-,,, .,c,..,,,,
VINO had seen the originals, an. CO Id no, b.
i5narant OF the fabrication; Sut s.,,r,. ~,
exo"era;cd her M4,es,y's lei ndv,.e:.
(Aiessr'. Brousham ara Denpsn) Crnn III
participation in it. Dir Brootham. IL, the
Commons, vindlcateG himself from al n,r,io
cipauon IN The disclosure: and tha, he baa
seen nothing published, which bore the an,
rearance o. feet
At the iaSt date The subject was in discus.
sion before the Cabinet Ministers. The re-,
salt, OF course, noI ;cowa.I
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
LontOn, June Is, 1920.
TIE QUEEN CONSORT

The arrira! q! The Queen at Dover has been
announced. She was there honored with
congra'u'atory address iy the inhabi,arts.
and the municipality had The honor OF Iii sing
her siaJesty'S hand. On her sitting on. the
popu'ace dragged her coach out of ,awa. =.
midst the most unanimous shouiings AT
Canterbury The same was repeated. and .he
was received with military honors, in conse-
qurnce OF erect orders from Government.
and by another cCngrstuatory address. Her
CARR &c was dragged out Of town by he peo.
pie, end she appeared greatly ffec;ed al The
attention paid 70 her; which continued until!
she reached The metropolis, when they swell.
Il d into yet louder strain.
Abou! 7 o'clock on Tuesday she aliehted az
the House Of Mr. Aldermen w God. when tho
populace rent the air with cries IF GOD
soUe Queen Caroline" She seemed dread
fully fatigued She wore close si; pelisse,
large Leghorn bonnet, tied close 10 the face
and large veil thrown back Her counte.
nance. notwithstanding her fatigue, looked
cheerful and serene
Being called for by the people. size showed
herself, attended cy Alderman Wood. and
bowed gracefully to the people, ard soon af.
ter retired. Msssrs Beanett, r. Wilson.
Hume, and others LEFT their names in The
course OF the evening, and she had an inter
view with Mr. Deaham, her Solicitor Gene.
raj. She dined about Q O'clock. Several
houses were Illuminated; ard fire works let
on great crowd continued in front q
the AI'erma"'s house until 4 late hour. com
p'iIing every one passing to take of theiC
hats, in honor of Che Queen Aad aflec
they LETT the house, they broke the windows
OF The houses ofLord SiGmoafh, VIZ. Couus,
and Mr. WaJeyiy The strong party Of The
guards stationed at Carleton Houss. prevent
ca any attempts G! ths Kind Being made
thereon On Wednesday her Majesty APP
psnred perfectly recovered from her fatigue.
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PROCEEDlNGSIN PARLIAMENT.
On tie return # the Queen 10 Easiana

Lord LireypcOf brought dozen the toilouc.
'hS ~leSSGge J'Om tic hing:-
'EEoHGE NtX.-'Ehe King thinks i, ne.
ces'ary. in con quence OF tie arrival OF ,hs
Queen, TO communicate TO he House of
LORDS Certain papers respecting The conduct
OF her Majesty since her departure from this
kingdom, which lie recommends to the in.
mediaie and serious consideration Of the
house
E'i'hc King has felt the most anxious de .
SIRE tn avert the necessity of any discussions
which must be as painful 20 his people, as they
can be TO himself; bat the step now taken BY
tie Queen leaves him no alternative
The King has the fullest confidence that
IN consequence of this COMMUNICATION. the
House OF Lords will adept that course of pro-
ceedius winch the justice Of The case, and the
dignity al his MajeS'y'S crown may require"
1.-THE papers alluded to IL this message
we've in . sealed Big After an answer b adj
heen RETURNED t"the Message, The papers we're
referred, to coui1ent;ai committee. compo
sd Of the Archbishop of Canterbury. the
Lord Chancellor, The Lord President. Duke
Of Northumberland, Marquis of L,rsdown, Z
Marquis OF Buckingham, Earl Of Liveryool.
Ear! Of BeauChamp, Niscount Sidmouth, the
BI,h'p of London, Lord Redesdale, y Lord
ErskIna,* ard the Earl Of Lauderda!e.* F.
l. Opposition FecrS.1 a similar Message
Wa 'cnt to .he Commons; and on motion OF
LORD CaSt{eres9h referred to secret com.
mis.ee, cree to he House. Mr.. EfougA
an, warmly opposed the motion for -ecrct
enquiry, AID condemned the co16uct of Nj.
njsters. The further Consideration of the
subject was pos'poued 10 Friday, when on
motion Of i,ora CaSlefe1gh, 1t VS. further
postponed untiI mooday. IN consequence OF
communication made TO Lord Lioerpock
a similar postpOnemen' look place ia the
Ho0ss Of Lords, in con.cqu, nee of informa-
t,on given By Lord liverpool, that the ncgo-
t.tLion had racarIlocnn.d 1
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LATE FROM ENGLAND.
From Tie Boston Cc,..;nsl, Jaly IS,
London, Juue 6, 1920.

London, Jure g, 1920.
IateTrie5C betgecca lord Hutchinson
aud tie Qleen at 81. timers.
On TIE third inst. Lord Hutchinson ar
rived at ST. Omers, III company with Mr..
Brousham. After the latter had ne. n intro.
dcced TO the Queen by lady EIa:ni tor, and
mad announced the errsBd of his LordsI,i,
The QJee" expressed her desire to see hil.
Immediately. he was Introduced accofajrg-
~ and took coffee with her Majesty Sue
had beer assured that his Lord hin had been
one " her warmest friends, though now
confidential friend of The king, aud that hi,
mission was undertaken in the spirit of sim
cere friendship TO both. After coffee. !he
Nueet called GPon lord HutcLin.on for tie
proposals fe haG 10 make TO hcy from tie
h<ng ; whic9 she requested might be made
without delay, aud in writing II Iii, lord shin
replied. that 1t was his intention to have
made The proposals verbally hat he had
merely memoranda Of The several particulars.
hut tAat he would retire aud comply with the
com mand, OF her majesty. ~ consequence
the following letter was sent 10 Mr.. Drough
ham 49,
'otG,-ln obedience to the commands Of
tae queen, have 10 iaForu you, that am
not IN possession Of any proposition or propo.
sitions detailed in specific form Of words
which could lay before her majesty BOT
can detail TO you for her Information the
substance Of mary observations he!1 with
iofd L'ferrooi' His majesty's ministers pro.
pose that ESQ, 900 GER annufn should BE- set.
tled OF The Queen for life, subject 10 such Coz.
n'tlons as lle king may impose. have al.o
reason to know that the conditions likely 20
De imposed by his majesty are, that the q 1een
Is rot to assume the style AID title Of Queen
" Englana, or any title attached TO the
rp.d family Of England. A condition j, also
attached to this grant that she j, rot to reside
~ any part OF The United Kingdom, or even
10 visit bnsland. The consequence oF sach
VISIT viii be an INN sdiate message To- Parlia
Den', and an entire end 20 ell comrrJmi.e
snd 0cgccIation. ! believe chat ,hsrc is no
other condlu.n. am sure none Of any in.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05
# oselgu taema.
SITUATION !Og FRANCE.

We mentioned Yesterday that we
fhoaid give som, extracts from the pro-
eeeiinss of The French Chamber AZ De-
pu'ies. The papers tiiat we have re-
eeivea, contain, in fact, not q single i.
tenn OF interest, excepting these de-
ba'es. We have selected aud arran.
Ssd, from lumber OF papers, only
thase passages which ere the most in
ierestinS. AS showing the state Of a
ltEm which seems To be universal in
ile french capital. Such is the dis
affection, and such the characterization
prevailing there, that we should not DO
surprised if the next arrival brought us
accounts of open rebellion. The pre-
seat monarch Of France is yery nru.
deut aud discreet sovereign, and If he
cannot maistain himself upon the
throne, we may almost bid adieu to the
Bo'Ibon dynasty.
l~5 These papers do not contain q
syllable in regard to the affairs OF
SPaia.
The following is an abridged trans
ia,!oo frnm The proceedings Of the De-
puiies, which Gil several pariS Papers.
y. I. Com. .4dr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

Confidence upon the int, ssy Of tie sil,.,c y.
oommons iof defeating lie only al, emnt ~,
has any 'ea'on to fear The queen ,on,'n.
'o'oeas 10 add, ihat even oeio,e any proc.,.-
d'"gs wsre resolved upon, she has Dosp -,
ed Ia manper too well cs.cuted 10 -
Dice her case. Tae omission OF her ~,
the L'ttagy, the Withholding ,he ms, - -
conveya.c usually afforded to all th. r.. -
es o' the Royal Family, the refasa! en-
an answer To oer application for p'acv of VI
silence In the Royal mansions. au: tn.
dien slight, both vi Eogiish ministers alb,
and OF me agents OF all Foreign powers orS,,
whom inc hHSnsh Governmcnt aai any IN
huence mu't De viewed as measures do
Ssneo 10 p'eJua'ce Inc world against her
and could oaiy have been justified by ri. "e'
Conviction" TIA
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IWPERIAL PARLI1mEET

[ We find, in correct report oftbc Speech
OF Lord Liverpool that TIC following close
OF hi: Lordship's speech on the prospects Of
America, was omiteI in the pepsr from
which we extracted it for the last Ccn'ine: 49,
IL do rot said hi Lordsbip, say this 'nvidi-
ousIy; tor our prosperity is intimately con-
nected With that Of he Uoi,cd States: end g
very one must wish pcecc esd fsPpines' 70
her, as the principal :..ss. {. o.: cemmoei-
ties"1
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TESSdCE:

":he Queen thinks it necessaTyio inform
The Hove Of Commons, that she ha. been in
cnccd to return to England, in consequence
OF the measures pursued against her honor
and peace tor some time by secret agents a
broad, and Lately sanctioned by The conduct
OF the Government at home, 10 adopting
this course, her Majesty has had 70 other
pGrpose whatsoever but the defence of her
Character and the maintenance Of those lust
rights which have devoived upon her by the
death o! shat revered Monarch IN whose
higa honor and unsbaseu affection she had
Always inn@d her surest support; -Ogon her
arrival, the Q1ceu is saTprised TO fipd that
message has been sent down to Parliament.
requiring It's attention so written document, ::
ard she learns with still greater astonishment
that there Is an intention OF proposing that
those should 6e referred to 9 select com mi.
tee u is this day IL years since the first
c1arges were brought forward sgsiDst Der
Nlaics'y .-Thsn and upon every occasion du-
ring that long period. she hs5 shown the Ut
most readiness 10 meet her accusers. and
to court the fullest inquiry into her conduct.
one Dow also desires an open investigation.
IN which she may see both the charges and
the witnesses against hcr-a privilege not dc.
MED The neane,t subject Of the realm. In
Tie lace OF the Sovereign, the Parliament, and
TIE Country, she sOlemnIy protested against
tie formation of secret tr bunal to examine
documen;., privately prepared by her adyer
sarise, as preceding unknown 10 the law
o. TIE ID, and Hagrant violation Of al the
principles Of justice, She relies VITA gag
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portaucc. | t.i,nk it night 10 send 10 YOU al
extract at u letter from oS6 I.lverpo0 10 rne /;
his word, are-"It is material that her ma
jesy should know coniidentiaily, that If she
shall. be i'll advised as TO GONE over to hi ;
country, there must then bc an end 10 sll ne :
quotations aud compromise. The decision, |
Inay say, Is taken tO proceed against her as
SOM Us she SETS her foot on the British shore .
l cannot conclude this letter without nv
humble, though serious aud sincere, supplica-
too that her majesty viii take the sc PROPOSE
tons into her most calm consideration and
not act with any hurry or pseCie it4 ion on So
Important a subject. Eope that my advice
will not be misin,erpreted, L eau have no
possible in.erest which would lad ice me TO
give fatiacious counsel TO the Quren. But
let the event b. what It may, shall console
myself with The reflection, that have p.r.
formed u painful duty imposed upon me, to
the best oil my Judgment aud cynscience, and
IN case IN the decision of which the King.
ths Queen, the government; and the people of
Eng,aud are materially interested. Having
done So, fear neither uOloquy nor misrepre-
scntation. ! certainly should not have wished
to have brought matters to SO prscipitate .
conclusion, but 1t /, her naltsty's decision.
aud not NINE an conscious that have
pcrtormed my duty toward, her with every
possible degree of feeling and deiicacy. have
been obliged 10 make use Of your uro.her's
hand. as write with pain and difficulty, and
tie Queen has refused TO give any, even the
shore't delay. have The honor to be, sir,
with great regard, your most obedient, hum,
Die servant. HUTCHINSON"
When Mr.. u. had communicated this letter
to the Queen, she expressed the must passion
ate !udIsu&,ion, ant appealed TO Mr. Bcous.
ham Tor his opinion on the proposals. MI Is.
repGed, that he could nos advise urr majesty
10 Uccsp; ,hc,n. Tie Queen promptly seoin-
Cd lily determination IS formed I ShdU
ansignHy SCI QUITO, England !! IS n, Lon
don, IA London GioHc, thot Sha:i consent
10 consider aay proposals iron, lie HiBg o.
/ England" De acc"ruinSip gave ORD ; Tor
her departure, and Immediately lett ST. o.
7asrS, IN company with L.dy ANS HAMf.
TON, Alderman WOOD, aud yauns AUSTIN.
II is added, that neither Mr.. DRoueHAM
nor Lord HuTCHINsoE accompanied her 10
her Carriage - 81 Numerous particulars.
mostly unimpor aut, are detailed in the am.
pie columns OF the Londeo papers, of the
marks of attention pad ~ her by the popu.
lace Ia the p!aces she passed through On
landing a; Dover the good feelings Of Johs
f~U, were Expressed in cheers, salates. and
consr4. nlaiioD.. = Many O: the peopl ex
claiming "God Bless her. she has u no.
Gle SPIRIT Sac mast be innocent" Th.
accounts add, Chat her me blue rye, had not
lost their iuslre, tat her cheek looked wan
anc care worn, and tina. she is not SO en.5o1
point as fornery.
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THE QUEEN CONSORT

|.oUSe Of Commons. June z.
HlT. br0ugbaD'. Inc Queens Attorney,
General, presumed from her Majesy the fol
lowing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-06

came away now, with q new impression.
IL seemed 10 me that fhe foi,ing Of bells is
a SORT Of homicide ;--if it sLortrns the life
of any human being a moment, i is Kill
ling else murder may have an excuse in
this, that the party destroyed, would, at
sometime have died. ~ remembered to
have seen a comparison OF degrees of
cruelty in different modes Of torture; and
among them all it was said, tina. the
most cruel is that in which the victim is
fixed, so that a large drop Of wafer would
TALL, Suith undertaking regularity. on the
top Of the head. lbelieve that there is no
custom among civilized people. SO use.
less for any purpose, and SO distressing,
in many relations, as that of which my
poor patient so fcelipely complained
The next day she was wrapped in her
shroud ;ba no 6eH announced her 1ransis
20 the 9,avc.