Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

three hours. they we're taken to an enor-
nous pile upwards OF rs feet high, in the
front Of our CastIe-gales, over which the
effigies and green bag were suspended,
and there burnt to atoms, the green bag
blowing 10 with all lis horIid contents
into The air, amidst the applauding accla-
nations OF thousands ofspectators. Many
very appropriate transparencies aud in-
scriptions were exhibited, some of which
we're the following. The Swan Hotelex-
hibiied Britannia, crown seated on
cushion, with C. K. underneath May
yirtue ever triumph over the machina-
lions OF the wicked = and God pre-
serve Queen Caroline !" r. Tones, Esq.
had beautiful crown, with G.. r.. UNDER
meath, aud the whole Of his house orna-
mented with variegated lamps. The
General Printing OtIice Of Messrs. Heath
cote and Fodep, first, Queen Caroline,
and underneath" They have done their
utmost to desisoy me. The following
are some of their Inscriptions in other
parts Of the town -" Innocence trium-
plant" God save Queen Caroline y
q Rrilons rejoice England has doue its
duty" May the Queen stand like the
oak--may herenemies fall like ilsleayes. !"
In short the whole appearance Of the town
was truly striking.
AT Hereford, at an early hour, the
houses, the churches and the markets,
presented a tasteful display Of devices and
well arranged light. which gave the whole
city a beautiful appearance, whilst bands
|of music paraded the streets, and all
classes, including the fair sex, were on
the alert, enjoying the exhilirating scene;
bonfires blazed in different directions
aud. duly decorated, and escorted by a
guard bearing torches, the effigy of Ras-
|telli, large green bag and a galows, we're
carried through the city and finally DOOM
led to martyrdcm ia an immense bonfire
provided for the puapose.
AT Boston, numerous procession, ac-
Ecompanied by band Of music, aud car
rying two large green bags, paraded the
streets.
AT SpaldiDg, a large concourse of men,
women and children paraded the streets,
the men wearing white ribands on their
hats; earring green bag on pole, with
lights, tar.tubs aud fireworks; after the
procession the green bag was burnt, and
hall iosshead Of ale given to the pep..-
lace.
AS the Marquis Of Buckingham was
passing through the town Of AIesbury, on
his way to his seat 10 Stowe, it being
market day, the people stopped his car
tiage, and would not suffer him to pro-
coed until they had evinced their dis
pleasure at bis recent proceedings against
the Queen, by throwing shepherds, mud,
DC. into his carriage, after which he was
allowed to proceed, amidst the groanings
aud hissings Of the multitude. A similar
treatment was also experienced by the
Earl Of Bridgewater on the passing thro'
Walford, when his carriage was stopped,
and the entrails of animals, &c. thrown at
him.
The Queen it is said, has demanded
palace 10 be prepared for her residence,
without delay, suitable TO her rank.
Al, article from Frankfort states, that
treaty has been concluded by the Brit
ish government with the Porte, which has
offended the Emperor Of Russia, and
may even influence the negotiations at
Troppau. 1t also mentions report that
the Emperor Alexander had withdrawn
the contraction clothing for his army, from
England, and conferred it on a company
OF Prussian manufacturers.
The treaty ceding the Floridas to the
United States had been officially commu-
nicated to Mr.. Rush, the American min
lister in London.
Don Manual de Barros, attached TO the
Spanish legation to the United States.
arrived at the house of the Spanish Con-
sui on the 30th Of October, with the treaty
for the CESSION OF THE FLORi-
DAS, suhich had been ratified BIZ the
COrteS. A letter from Bordeaux, received
at Paris on the 9TH November, says he
will embark Immediately ia the ship
hapid, Of New York, for Philadelphia.
Madrid dates to the 30th of October.
state, that at sitting of the Cortes on
the 10th OF that month, il was resolved to
build 20 ships of war for the protection Of
commerce, viz 20 frigates of SO guns
corvettes Of 80 guns: brigantines Of
Y guns, and 8 sloops Of IA guns ;-l3
millions Of reals we're assigned for this
object exclusively.
On the 3lst Of October, the British
cutter Castle Coote, fell in with and cap
tured the John & William, very hand
some American smuggling Schooner, near
~ 90 tons, between Irishtown and Glen
egadhead, coast Of Ireland, with $50 /
bales. and great quantity Of manufac-
tured tobacco, estimated 10 be worth
In ln0f snho LII. o. HIrsai.