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proceeds t o state* that there tfin si pajd tbe forfeit of his life a t. Paris, on th$
eya
touching the same, which
>i p :
June. Both professed disinterested pat*
TV1
with a view to her
llotismandllove of countty j both met their
%4o#haye ?gatedin the then state
Fraw n&e NcmToriiE^
^ite with pvmness and fortitude, and both ap*
.
dlhgsfj
-yid
therefore
grayed
to
do«iSv
!%
?
fey
Mated todisregard tbe consolations ofrcliThe folio* »na »mp* 5 H & I&
■.hy^uBse^jjJbuching such matters.
s A i^ r ^ s f
pbn in tb,@hour of death. The conduct of
'of Tfiejhardships.- thought proper to postpone
«r» go, on * M
c
?brougjitfr
i f p mep can only be lijkened to ihe unfeeL
. was,,■ „Viin o -ct^ b a iM< a
e
°f dija petition, until after
fed'*
and the stoical intrepidity, of th©
She; ^ ybiM-^hoi’Mbe introduced in pursuance of
fhje, The history ofthe world records n<s
led*? & •*& £$$*
f f * . and 10 deny her majesty's repe?ijd wherein theie were not to be foun^
pSp&s’Si
HL/ful that vre-Sfrt, -itwWfc
heat’d by counsel. The Earl of stand ' p s|t
-vicious lives, corrupt principles, am#
iT em
iUw^i'ptiol jhe'n brought in a ball, reciting the andt!
zrtsmjdi
Lcf ■
s p ^ ’-b-e h.s•views,.or fanatical notions, who might
!£ * r s » « .v
sfrarge ag'aifist- the queen ©f-having had an isured-jMiat :•
iasidibus i
bejermed martyrs of superstition,,
totlie
adulterous* connexion will* one Bartolome or
abandon;
$uch men, wbeth*
Berjami, a foreigner of low station, and Who those aglti'I _
M I L ,. .,
-which fa a
^religious phrengyg
my 'btskie,
had been her r»enial®servai_|t; and providing ,duty,^gi|Tj3
pip, %|io*e attack-*
ifieir hands in bloods
that alter the passing pf that act, her majesty
loygrav.e^-on
mysacrilegious;
^■‘pnr-e quS- a ■Voice %.boou;
should* be deprived ofthe title of queen of heart, nTwjrg t
Jq|, noraoy; -re-»
out o’ fi’gaveh.
.>
England : and tt^at her marriage witn his ma row
re
ot®l-lyel>artipapafe., ii
'W
'wbat’ll 'sh.e do ia tfc ^ e n ^ jptffojsle ?
*
jesty should, be dissolved, annulled and made
‘
* ■ ■ •- a
•? 0 wfeit'll sb©;do in He^yq'rt f
void.
ihlnh to.
She'll mix nerbw n flSbvghts wi* angels’ sangs
To
Americans,
this
proceeding
must
ap­
W
0
k
is
not
oranipotisi^|'^t,^M
5
wc>»ld
trf
,
oppyessors.
Ati’makc them mair meet for Heaven.
pear extremely harsh and unjust; the hum­
|hty comjdand inythe ,d9 bC0.ps?, o f .
. »
•
^
wiM ne^hJifgl
She was beloved o f a’, my lassie 1
blest' citiaen here, cannot be called upon to an­
She was beloved o f a* s
swer for any supposed offence, vuhout having
spr
iMist
h n m ^ m . f e p ij ^ o n i
But an Aagel fell in love w ild e r, ■
been
made
in
Baltimore
and
a
previous
investigation
made
into
the
truth
efsew;|ter|',
puhT
|fpd>
tp
&
.a.
can
be
tm'Slel^irl&S'^yJiich
is
And took'her l*ae us a*.
qltbe alledged crime; in which previous'in- Iisiyignation has been roused ag<alnst the in- at'tfie-sarae time sacrilegietis^v,Bui!®ythe as®
| HLw there she lies, my lassie,
quiry, though ex parte, npne but legal 'testi-. terfprs of Huiton and Hull. The body of Hull ilassin, by the blow with which he prostrates
Low there thou lies j
mony can be received. The Queen of Eng­ had been interred in Christ Church Burial
A bonnier form n e’er went to the yitd,
#•»** land. Is denied this privilge. tier husband Ground, along with those of the Pirates, Fer- ■fcjs victim, likewise destroys the moral order •
and peace of society.' .An individual henc©
Nor Irae it will arise.
sends to his parliament, certain document col­ gttso-n and Denny. The force of Public opin-, becomes b6th a judge and an executioner, anc|
py soon I’ll follow'tbee, my lassie,
ion has opened their graves, and caused the,
M lid ed from different parts o f Europe, and pro­ removal of their bodies to Potter’s Field--*. that too without the shadow. of’&3£jaJ. T^ef
Fu’ booo I’ll follow tbe ;
ceeding from a grdat variety of individuals ;
such men not boast of fiatriotispi, nor *pnliut©
Thou left me nought to covet, las- ie,
Could
it
operate
in
the
case
of
Hutton
so
as
to
and
the'
house
of
lords
have
declared
the
eviV
.
the tej-m. They must hsyve ppm’ pi’^snkJSSf
But took goodness’ sel, with thee*.
‘Hehce derived from these docuroents sufficient undo what has been done it would strip Wb to public worth who not only.,
I look’d o n th y d e a t h c o l d f a c e , m y l a s s i e ,, t
to -put her on her trial—evidence which procession of its religious attendants,and send great principles of morality,'LrUtffhocklng .td”
llo o k ’d on th y d e a th c a u id fa c e
could not legally be received in any court of. him to his long bome<iwyijfei$. vtli£ ^reveren^e "relate, fotind their very prefenslohi^tu
T h ^ eg S ^ d t.ld ie ' v^ ? # | ^ ^ i e bud,
"
■
' ;• • vjrtpelon those acfions which prove thersM^
•Jus
ice of that country, against the meanest of fanatics. '
A n ’ fading'in us place.
Some one has pronounced Public opiniojito vatc villains. Let not even a B-rutus bury
subject—-evidence, in the strong language of
Therfi’s nought but dust now mine, my lassie,
ih$»queeft, collected in the dark, by selected be the Queen of the World. To be effective, dagger in a Csesar’s heart, or else, like hihi, if
' There’s nought but dust now mine ;«#
anti secret tribunals, and bieught forward un­ it ought to be free.*—It has an ally in the Press not immediately overtaken by rett ioutive jys«
•My saui’s wi* thee »’ the canid, cauid grave.
which speaks “ with most miraculous c
der seal.
him ptepare to face
An’ wky should 1 stay behin’ !
It is impossible for us here to form any cor­ Let the press be free, and hundreds of abqse
Pffie forsaken alike by ;
I look’d on thy death shot eye. my lassie,
rect judgment of her guilt or innocence ; which now dare to appear in public, in
•holes.1 look’d on thy death shm eye t
thete is, however, a bolonesa and intrepidity pean states, would skulk in the corner,
An’ a lovelier sight in tbe brow o’ Heaven
in her whole conduct and demeanor 011 this ith under the lightning of Publjc
,t s .
Fell time shall ne’er destioy.
occasion, strongly characteristic of conscious The first step that is tajcen by
Thy lips were ruddie and calm, my lassie,
innocence : nor djes she appear at all appall­ corruption,is then to muz&le this o:
•s'sitt© paisr#'
; Thy itpa were ruddie and calm ;
ed by this stromf measure of the house of lords rants shrink from it, as their grea'
ed
a
resolve,
authoring
the
Governor
to pro®
Biy gane was the holy breath o’ H eaves ,
and courtiers denounce it as the iaftsiir of an cure a pair of pistols to be presented to Com®
against
her.
But
whether,
in
order
to
sustain
To sing the Evening i’salm.
herself against a proceeding, which has thus arehy and lies. But it is their own deeds modore Macdonough, as a testimony of their
far
been cotintehanced and supported by very which shrink from investigation. Wbak has esteem for him, ./and also as a memorial of
* ioo.
large majorities of both houses o£ parliament, th© boasted government of England done ? their gratitude for his eminent services in
slie means to tely «>n the tiuth an<T justice oi Imposed new manacles upon tbe liberty of the capturing the British fleet on lake Champlain*
From Biacktoood's Edinburgh M agazineher cause and the clearness of her proofs, or press. What have the ministers of France These pistols are now finished, and we yes®
THE WOODLAND GLEN.
on the suong hold she has acquired in the af­ done ? Subjected the press to the inquisition terday had the pleasure of examining them,
The-sun is sinking behind ihe mountain,
fections of the English people, time alone can of a Censorship, which suffers nothing to ap­ They were made by Col. North of Middie®
The Evening J»ar is bryjht,
pear which has not been previously licensed town, and not only do great credit t o hipi as
decide.
And tbe ceaseless gush of the tw ilight fountain
—and now some of the French Journals ex­ an artist, but to the liberality of the state for
is bear’d with calm delight,
It will be seen by the following answers of hibit the ridiculous sight of large blanks in whom they were made.—*The mounting is all
By tbe spiri', that is far from tire homes of men,
the essays where the knife of the censor has of pure gold and put on with an rmsparinw
Delights in the still o f the wwodiaud gien.
her majesty to addresses from the city of Lon- been at woik.
hard. Th® devices and engravings are Jby:
When the heart is sullen, and sad and lonely,
con and the borough of Southwark, that she
A country which enjoys a free press has a the Graphic Company of this city. W e aye'
Mid woridiy toils and care ;
When pleasure, and friendship and love forsak­ still speaks with the firmness of conscious rec­ thousand advantages, over the most enlight­ told that th® actual expense which h$% bafu
ing.
titude, and with a full confidence in the pro ened states in the old world. Rome St Greece laid out upon them is somewhat eygr a
in the zenith of their prosperity, hud no other and dollars. The barrels are formed o f hard
Behind leave bLck despair.
tection of British law, and the attachment of more effectual means of operating on Public and soft iron, and wrought after the manner
Oh! fly to the lone sequesteied spot,
VVhtie Nature presides, & where man is not !
her subjects. To the address from the city opinion than the orations of eloquence in their of the Damascus blades, go as to present a
popular assemblies. But ihe pi ess addresses beautiful Variety of chance figures over the
Thehazle, the witiow, and the birch tree weep­ of London she replied i—A' T. Statesman.
a whole people scattered over the remote whole surface. The stock, which reaches ,
ing,
“ It is with peculiar satisfaction, and with parts of an empire—and in such a permanent about half the length ofthe barrel, is mad©
With tresses long and drear,
most cordial thanks that 1 receive this loyal for m, as to preserve the ideas for the most of American black walnut of an uncommonly
Descending from sL v rocics, and steeping,
and affection ate Address from the Lord May­ mature consideration. Where the press is rich dark colour; the half stock is of solid
Their b i u g h s in w a t e r s c l e a r ;
Theflap of the night-btid skimming by,
or, Alderman, and Livery of the city of Lon­ shackled, it is only one side of a question, and gold. Upon the guard is a fine head of MiAnd the drowsy hum of the beetle fly.
don. whose manly support ot my cause upon that always the worst, which has the opportu­ uet va in raised work of gold. On the thumb®
a former occasion, has never cca.td to liv e in nity of making itself heard. Whete it is free, piece is an elegant full length figure of a war­
The sound o f the gentle rills, that tinkle
nty grateful temembrance.
Aduwn their peobly beds t
both sides are laid before the People, and rior, in bass-relief; his sword is raised, and
The aspect o f the stars that tw inkle,
“ No wotds can give utterance to the ago­ Public opinion becomes elightwied by the col- tie stands in the altitude of assault ; In hisleft
Tbe azure gloom 1 har spreads.
nies of my heart, occasioned by those losses lission.
hand he holds a shield bearing the arm? oi
Soften the troubled heart, and soothe
on which you offer me your kind condolence,
Those who address Pnblic opinion through Connecticut. In the back ground is a view of
The waves of the spirit, till all is smooth.
and which admit of no reparation on this side this organ, ought to be cautious that they nei­ the ocean, and a ship of war riding at anchor.
If sorrow the blossom of manhood wither.
of the grave ; but in the many and deep sor­ ther abuse it by falsehood, seduce it by flat­ On the back-plate to the lock is a fine repre­
If fot tune prove unkind,
rows and afflictions with which it has pleased tery, nor corrupt it by indecency. A visi sentation of the engagement between the Aif the world 10 thee is estrang’d come hither
Providence
to Visit me, I have derived un ble improvement has taken place in the met ican and British fleets on lake Champlain,
And breathe the fragrant wind,
speakable
consolation
from the zealous and manners of the press in this eountry. The together with the surrounding scenery. The
And learn that far from the snares o f m en,
constant
attachment
of
this warm-hearted, time has past when Callender and Cobbett engraving is not only remarkably good in it­
Feace and Liberty dw ell in the woodland glen,
just, and generous people ; to five at whom could drag out every man before the public, self, but is an accurate view of the mqst inter­
with, and 10 cherish whom, will be the chief and load him with the grossest epithets. It is esting moment of the battle. Upon the main­
From the J/bany Argus,
indeed surprising when we look back to the stay of Saratoga, near the foremast, is repre­
PROCEEDINGS RELATIVE TQ--T-ME happiness of the remainder of my days.
“ The indignation which along series of journals o f ’98 and ’99, and seethe vulgar sented the gallant cock which there took ®sd
: --r:
.
QUEEN.
Thef|is| arriv&f^fiom England bring ad- pey&ecutions, plots, and conspiracies, carried tone which was employed by even high-mind­ preserved his station through the engagement*
tounts b f farther proceedings in re la Jon to on hgainst fny peace, honor,and life, is so well ed and honornble men. With the struggles Trifling as this incident may seem, it is thoVheat and violence and intem­ by the Commodore to have contributed not a
J e ^ a e m . The secret committee of th$ calculated to excite, it shall lie my endeavor of party,
to whom the contents of-the ao suppress ; aVtd while I steadfastly pursue perance .lave disappeared. The change i» little to the success of the battle. At every
means fieeessary to the full possession 0f deligfet&iiififthis improvement in the man- broadside he bravely crowed defiance to the
^scn hag? and ot two other sealed
C§ss does not affect the boldness British lion,which the sailors gravely consid­
terfed, iM the 4th of July I^st, *4lLtttYrlghts, privileges, and digniti&sjl yvdtijd
if while men lake care not ered as a sure omen of victory. The barrels ,
it appears, solely fain mfrv past injuries and insists in total0,4feelings
unnecessarily, they are inlaid with a plate of gold containing th©
on
coSpkied in tjiose bags J iwfeii. _ ■
r
truths
which
they believe following inscription—“ Voted by the Gener­
I h ^ - d’o c ^ e n ts ^contain ■&Conscious of my innocence, disdaining"
the
country.
On.
all--public al Assembly of the State of Connecticut? to f
% the cspcurrent tes- thrfjlireSts intended to awe me, knowing that
ought to address itself free- Commodore Thomas Macdonough.” There
dm g^A'lih#b^c-^p@tl6|i^>ip«Jvari- it m S Britain I was coming, it required no~
are several other ornaments On them, all of
ublic Opinion.
0115suuatittes in
e$$ad$iinary degree of courage to pl*ce m,fej
Paris 0f Europef" it^ich
which are of the most perfect workmanship.
in tha'face of iny accusers, t o have acted
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—Hartford Mirror.
once
of
late
had
occa"®orof the qtmeftfcselfi
epdit^his, ©r any other occasion a pusillani1Min sSlitaJWn.H
y
|»t
displayed
in
the
edi'vuhan adulterou®
©uf#art, would ill become the daughter of
From the Mew- York kiqle^man.
e Genius of Liberty, a
er>originally in
of Brunswick, and the Queen of a
INTERESTING
at
Leesburg,
in
Virz\> And attributing &|t!
patloniamed for its valour in all ages, and
It
is
known as a matter of
M series of c.*nduierlsfi]
copied
from
that
pawhose "gallant sailors and soldier's have so rdj,
the
early
part of 1755, great
ill
serve
as
a
fair
aamMajesty’s rank and sthti®
.©•ajatly feecn crowned with laurels In every part
made by tlie British ministry, at
which
its
opinions
are
S»th© globe.”
Ctfetrsns of that respectable which was the illustrious Earl
m thinf
fThe ^j^lpwing is the answet of her Majes­
lor the reduction of the French power in the
W -i...
|o autdfo-tse
ssassins, S andt and Provinces of the (JanaddS. *lo carry the ob­
. iyhlcis ihiy ty to the address of the borough ©f Southwark:
d <
death for tfeeir ject into effect General Amherst, rcferre^ to
yed
’^Thene^tay a
f* I1 curuiany
cordially maiitt.
thank the
of the
fiitift* i
'
«*i»^ ihbabU^nis ui
me Eojrv
citfef. ■'I h J.J
a striking in m the letters of Junius was appointed to ‘^b©
In.
presehted’hy Lo^tL^^cient
and borough of Soulkvvark for
i^cKpolitical
fanati command ofthe British army in North West­
stadce
ofthe
lengl
L j e8»
calte fhis-s^hfes loyal and affectionate express1
expr^8&|ol of their
Sandt,
the
mur- ern America ; tnd the British Colonics in Acism
m$
a
f*
0
b
.t
*
straff
vdht
/bu^
declares
that
Lt. •
thatl^jontratulations.aod
•apgratulations^nd condolence; for
foe their
tneir anxtnerica' were called upon for assistance, who
[LlV^r^ 5®led to
it in
r
ted
at
Manheim
d
ere
i:
bf
ICci^ehu
e
solicitude
my cofhlbrt, £ranqu||ty and
contributed with alacrity their several quotaf
!(inG$?-mar5
|
0n
%M»y
last.
LouI Wfas
assihe qaft. ifcWKfeKUod its im
Y : loc ths'Mmh int@j&&t ihef't^M n evefix
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