Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
fNO,f NEAl9 NllINNtk OF HIsI"NN'
YHE SpEGTREs VOYAGE.
| see had YOU cannot sre,
That brak9ns me away
| hear ,oi,, NuI canI.ot near,
WI VIII ltAt IN me n. Al.

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That VIII tet vt me sry.
There is part Of the river we. between The
eity af Hereford and the town of Ross, which was
known for moie than two centuries by the appeItd-
.on 81 TIE Spectie'S VOYAGE !" and across which.
al long as it retained the appelaiian, neither en-.
..eaty nor remuneration w0ula induce any boat
man 70 convey passengers alter CERTAIN hnar III
the night, The super-titaas notGns carictt amoA.,
tuc lu,.er ordcgs wete that 1T the hour o c-h on
every evening, q iemaie was seen - a vessel sa
ins tlon Hereford 70 Nor,hbtiss, title village
,;l,tart ab9lt t.rce niles from the city. Of which
MT cyen the tile Is new d,tctnaA,c; that the yc,-
sci sailed Nith he atnast rapidl;s IN GcAd c.l'n
and even au&int the MiAA; t:ai 10 encounter II
IA. fatal: THAT Tie toyacge la.aea il0a It On the
eastern bark 0f the rivera t.e AZ, a' tAc y,,'aSf:
ii4t ate re;nained scinc tiws % .air, m.hin t'e
most fgafal liments;ons; Sat SIZE thrn rc cttcf.
ed tie yesag and saiitd sack III TIE same minacr,
and that the boat ani passenger vanished ~ s'it'.
den nia@har, tlev airivcl ~ certain plrt q he
ii.er, NJ ,e cunentis remalhap!r stfetg, Nlth-
Ill ABOUT h4tf 4 iUr III tbe ety ~ Hereford.
.Th;,sa5alar tratliion, ile m,.t ,irrle, u Z 81
I.ar cli,aeter, pas net vii!nnt seunaa;ion q
'r4h. As TIE .alaer wlll Perceive who takes the
tre9ite u pelUsc tle snlipw nafratNr:--
l'i the titbaient regnos Edward the second tiis
ss1.aie 9f e. Land vas oac theatre q la"cs, siol
eEct; wagn !si.t was constantly ttam.haht over
riei'. ard princes and soldiers only respected th'
Very htcgble, il not very equitable rfineiplt,
'sTsyt ;lee aho,d taIe wio.aye de rlA4l,
..'l itty .Aol.a ktep who can,'
Tie c;ty If lIetciord was Distinguished BY tla zca
!nA patiulisn oi it. cili1cns All By tle oa-.rinN
;as ffare,s ~;lh which they ALTERED g it- cal,
pf :igecn t,aba aud tir youn- mine" Arr sop n
t2lwards tie renowned y ~ l9Waai tNe .4Wa
ia opposition 70 tae weak aDA II iaird munl cl
wh1 tiiea wore the cruwf, and IT. dste.trli Is. "
'te3, tie Spencc,4, lltttr a,d sau Sjf !in.l
Spcucc. the Younger, 80, fan II daqae~tiarapl,
talcrta. aiA pna.r,erd ,irtaes Ndich laiins
rcilal Il Aas slncncc ari personal a~imueitf
;ui;a; have ptp;ai hs9or,5Ie y HiGseiF lnA G.c!u
!, l.ia conht, - The .h.t-, however, hated his
r6r ii, ~ cure bitth aud 81, devotion " t,e ser
F!sts tf Lia pliate. Nhn. however iAaee.!a ani ~
#afty &c a.v u s;aiiAn. ~as nr4efthc,r,, III
staiae hl any tia -ltlHS cl.l,,@, ara was pAsses
Ell nt a had anl senerou, liaaf,, and wa, especial
endeaeA 70 -pelcer, Oh aecupDl ot ihe vtllth at
h0neTs whlca haa proligaIly A..i,l4ea upon hi
faudy and h!!nseii 'lhe di,cnufcnt, VI hr GNce
and the hafcts we're not Senie3 "A !fu!ties5 com
;a:nls " Idle nenaets. iicy la~ 10 arms. III
King 0f Francc,tle qaean's BROTHER a--.'ed the'
ia men and money The Court " iiainaui'. t
gh1se GaG. Liter, Piippa, IT, yonag piince
seen contracted, Gd tie >ame. Tie ki,g wa
tAtlren tfum lontinn and forced w.h the c e
Spencer, whom he hal created IN " NialAe.
ter e. take rc.n5 e in Btatol -isin& l.a,. nGr.ee
IL t.,s city by tEr Earl Of !<cnt an t.g t'oFa'
lialaault, IL tie head " .ortai iaY!a army. WI
ub- ed to ii,s into " eies. legNiAg tre elder ~ar.
scr .rFernnt II the caate q iSi stti, He inu 4
wa; Immediately hcalcged aHd sptrallt taSen,
Fhe Eaif!:nn u0tiued s2Nn-t t4elf governor, aa
,Iel,erQd ln lntu the hsiiis o Vi rheWrs. III
yellt able nuiie, wis lad neatly ieachel lis mn
te,h yeai, vas Instantly witnrat tt'a, VI wl,ne~
" arla:ati,p, or al. Ger. can4eoiacl u dauth
the ighea.uus tarnn>: hl sa~ htns eti una gib3c; i
Lohy was cat 10 pieces and tnfuwn 70 tie dp!
ANA ii, head was sent to acHr,ter, tie pll
whence he dcliv "a his tite, aud was there ~at
poe. aud e>pUsed 70 tie in>elts ol the popuiae
When tie new, cf Til, cata.t4o,ae reached /
ynH, Spencer. he wa, at the head q! i fine arn
nAca bad SGT down before tie CITY Of i!ercfc
for the purpose ui reducing it 10 obedience to ki
Edward. giie forR,itiahe force which he comlnaF
cd HAD struck terror into the hearts nt the cti.e
80 tha, notwithstanding their attachment to que
isabe,.a, aua their dctastatiDn ,i Spenser, they
showed symptoms Of their willingness to yic,i
the latter upon reasonable terms and he, desire
0f obtaining pn.s-s,i0n OF the city without any
neccssary efiuson Of hio,A bad granted 4 truce
,qeeh duration, to gise them tine to decide u,
chat condition. they would open their gates to II
the disastrous Intelligence mlicA he received fl
i;ll.t !, howeser male hi,n aaaotiui whether
shuUI h0li Gtieiate thr truce which h2 Il AZ sra
el TO h4 blsiestd. .--sfe 1ia not tunbt but
Earl Of Kent a@i has Iroaps, iusGel With cuii,u
would hasten to 81, destfuclion and to tie t
II Hereford, and ,hGt unes he court possess Ii
self pf the csty auc castle. ard by shutting him