Catriot. BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, PRINTED BY W, BRINDLE. SATURDAY, Javiary re 18217, TRC Tn TERT i EASY TNR VT * * yd Mp aornnet afFarad the followin resolu. GE i it is wi at tl a extended information] Mr Raguet offered ollowing * i a z mmmmememeenr { fession he can hardly write ! So it is with lieved, at this day ef exten g CONDITIONS. "he price of his paner is wo dollars : I i po nati lereat delicacy caused her to run away, lest 1 cornorated b 1S commonwealth wu fifty cents per annum —but if paid hall{Ereat delicacy caused o vay ronage to be restricted to its constitutional {Danks incorporated by this Fall | 2 justice and {tion : : . . land political improvement, that justice and rest, especially Louisa Dtpeay whose Thereas the charter uml ft yolicy unite in demanding exccutive pat-] Whereas the charter of a number of the 1 Lo iase «4 ZR + G QC aryl ge . ¥ourly In advance, vwo dollar Soll will i he might witness somet! Nong which 1 lifts. Ay will expire in the years 18224 and 1825; in % tied, seems happened in the queen's houschold 4 ; 4 3 ATRIA y ntoianticipation of which one apulication fo dvertisemients, making no more inj Resolved, That a committee be A. icipatagn SPpusaMan ior ' . i nm ii ( ath then breadihy will be laserted three every night, and ofteutimes in the Gay} | | timestor oue dotiar 3 and for Every subse. Bat we shal ll soon see the proper light In ity, or supposed authority the governor has 2Y Soon be d for-—and whereas guent conti ee re er which these witnesses ought shall stand.l, = ...ciced the power of appointing to of Rn id rh idouble thos rat ot. The counsel for the queen are meo of honor No subscription will be received for essjand they feel satisfied in an ability to defeat than one veari nov any papst discontinu- 1ewal has already been made. and uther ed to inquire and ascertain by what author-|F¢DOWal has already been made, and others {important | that the views of the legislature fice the several officers who have been ap- jipon 50 momentous a subject, should bs le k ‘to the public—~Therelore pointed by him excepting the secretary of M3C€ XROWD to the public—Therelore, ® R esclved, that a comming x be appoint- . i ail ae oR the cons spiracy against her. the cout nonwealih, judges of the severa] d, ths ee | appol Ca nll atl arayes paid. ; r A Nt he <inchilap ed to inquire into the ex ued: i renews i Ni oun doos tot request adis | Toe queen’s manners may be singular, and justices of the peace ; and make |°9 10 Inquire into the ex; : renew continuance of lus paper, at the end of thejbut situated as she has been, grea idered as 4a new cneage- year, wilEhe cunskderes al CNRA3Clances must be made for her ; and the per at; and tue paper forwarded according-|. oF eh Ir it; 3nd Lae papoiy 5 © {jury which has been brought to bear against y. alle : HD an all the charters of the bank aliow 14 report, particularly designating in. ‘each}'!S FY OF 311 the Chatters of the banks, yrporated by law, as they shall severall case, whether the appoiuiment was author. {I0corperated by law, as they shall severally I hy they be instriieted *2 id ised by the constitution, or by a law of thejexpires and that they be instructed to sia - cr 1 > VE! 10 disir i or 1at 1€ : on § ha ay 1 th 1 ssid Subscribers who have their papers car- b 8 even more disgusting than the legislature, ’or whether from the necessity |8€St such amendments as may in thejr op “Pt a rhe Tr >» Q 3a . Nia . a A ys ric ed by HR ai, Hat be liabie 1 Jot 4 iC post crimes with Ww aich she i3 Sha: ged. She 1s of the CASE antl the cCoOMmon consent of the ion, be calculated to profaote LIE Pp! ONG p dhe gn I Se dBalr at poraccuted womalts Terowhebii] a we Rati re care ch i 5 FETS Tle: Ta ¢ editor Es el a in : peopic's and NE suv thie constitution-{gued, if introduced into ail uch chariurs, as siters a MR was proved that Sir John and lady Doug. posc paid. |= A 5, 41 cal ’ . he advirntil al, legal or supposed term of service of it may hereafter be advisable t 10 ro _ llas, in 1806, swore falsely against her, Sir eT The Pritich Queen —-AVith what is pub- : : y pdm ation noch Ay an constitution-iand Barnard, was read ¢ Jistied in the preseotahect, as to the testi 1 ] h what alteration ought und can copstitution-jand Barnard, wa \ y | af al is th ann FNONY gas Lhe queen, We propose to con™{*"% yy 7s well a8 io keep his situation in the ally be made in the appoi {household of one of the royal dukes.* . . Puls x ib and MPA oleic ach officer, accompanied with the opinion| Messrs. Leib and M'Mujien’s ed to retain his rank of major-general in the tirenis to andjon the question, to adopt x b, - . . feels NER : in th . VORS 2 avs WEDS called clude our notices of 1, unless indeed, continuance In any of the offices now in t te ye sand pays w gift of the governor. {Leib and Davidson, 2d w ¢ _ But in these things we see new reasons gomething of a more particular nuture than 9 “ : 5 Wi i thing which we have vet seen, should 1} 2 bate monarchy and cleave to our repub- Resolved, That the commiites be and - YILAS,-~Messra. Lolo, M aly K | lican institutions, and go far it is well that 3 : they are hereby authorized to call on the! NAYS,-—Mesars, s Enough of disgusting waiter i { IN / : resch u B Agustin ‘such matters are made khown. It has hs has been presented, and there iso siopalap r garaeness in the different storica of the wit-| Yaar] vol Sey CAG WIL AUC iy cost us much labour to give the abstracts Zichelberget, $0 8 pithy 131. H nesses ; yet the whole leaves the question necessary in ine performance of the duties 3 Hill, } ition niittin required of them by the foregoing resolu-|{ Piper, Power, Ropuct, S: positi ® zuilt a supposition, admiili / q going : of ve PP 2 iS 0 ana, we ieel satisfied that there tion (generally and as far as possible) that what{ Sifhty. against. her ¢ belies pls . 1 401 isprracy against her ; believing “3s said to be true, is true. We cannot con. : ne P ’ : > f Fisent any further to become the agents a pany hues Shraiged 2%e probably y try o far Her tawny s 243 RN . i ading this moral pestilence before the HVS &8 10 uct familiaiity wil Bergami, : i Price TCU x A ple ; and the king of England has touch £0 i as leaning ob bis arm ; but hier conde, BUR, Suh x > scentio y hor sery renerative me . to'unswer for in the course which he has) S¢®0lon to her servants generally, may be pursued against his wife~who, if she is|paliated by a knewledge of the manners of ll that 1s said and nsinvated to Le, is yetlthe country in which she lived, and herown pure ane unsullied, compared with himse}f [forlorn persecuted condition ; eve = He at this time, has the marchioness of urroundsd by spies, and always obs Ylartford under his roof with ber husband Dy the agentsand ministers of Ler (0 which we have presented of the testimo. and though we conclude that the queen lace, Willet, Winter, M Pm—— mxoge Friday Dec. 92. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES triday 1)ec PETITIONS Co relly, {re nein v The following petitions were presented - By Mr. Breck from inhabitants near the city of Philadelphia, coniplaining of depre.}, ADL IE A $ 1100 atid ARAL dations by gunners, and praying a law (0! i ‘ . . {alteration in the restrain abuses in this respect—referred tof” 7 where N . 3 vy : var, vianmo, Messrs, Breck, Hill, and Piper. " frrirsr 13 hh tructed tenor, irom in Mr. Eyster from inhabitants of Adams) county, stating that Wm, Scott, esq. one of vy Le | husband, also ‘wha witnesses the wisirs ‘of roysity!&t foreign courts. —But yet she might have 13s ' the associate judges of said Toman is in vi shy for joys a fat office [Yemained abroad and did what she nleaceds . LO] without a blush, tor he enjoys a {at offic i n 1 abroad and did what she pleased? his 80th yeat—and unable at all times 0! Lat of chamberlain, whose duty it is to sup-| With 50,0007 a year. Her great offence is a attend to the duiies of his es bok that! ress vice and immerality, with a salary of| that shereturned to England. $25,000 a year, and it is pot long since the Niles’s Register. earl 1 of ¥ armiouth caught the king and his |=——— wife Wr such a situation that he fell upon * Lord Castlereagh in the house of com lotiohaty. servicoss Relirped to commitica Ouse for the support of the hig amajcsty end beat him severely, blacking | MO" declared that lady Douglas was pert Cliimy ¥ Mz. Uhler, from inhabita bith his eyes with the dexterity of a Men- jured; yet soon after she received a pension Mr. Wallace, rem Hardman Phi ¢oza. Bug the history of the kingis one|for her services in this very perjured af'l'B, BR. Morpanand ovliers, for aid 10. com. /of greater debauchery than has yet been fader? ! we fress Wistar Mirek: bo Fs ester county, a ingdon county, to Philipsh arg, in Centre 4 rsuch a law--relerred to commities on | | Lennsylo ania Legislature. | county--referred to standing subject. his reduced circumstances in life, require . rt pd 4 irom Inhabitants of the salar support him-—praying remu. : the salary to support him—praying rem 'ette con ity, praying for a law to erect - neration may be allowed him, for his revo- remonstrating apai writtens It is mumated that theyqueen’s counsel may defend herby ¢ condemning the King—ii so we shall have the most disgust ition from James ¥ 3 * for refiefe—rc- srath ondoubiad. Mr. Wiilet, fiom Mi{lin county Executive Apficint mentsi—In the Sen. ate of Pennsylvania on the | 3th inst. Mr oy general, their agent, have attempted to (Hi 1l 1aid on the table the following pream. prove too much, Ja thousand witneses we ® and resolution ; ist, Laib, Alter. } to members from city and count hired as those against the queen are now: A In a representative re publican govern-| M:. Lich from the president and di ec | 1a hit : hi 1 : A Wash- ‘tobe, were to testify to the facts insinuated] C7 it 18 vitally casential to its purity i of the « Academy of Fine Arts,’ a oh ; "pray-i. n countv. for { i ¢ a 15. i2 CULL -J 3 A in | in is speech when the fatter opened the! permenancy & also pe culiarly satisfactor ing for a law to enable them to raise 20.000 4 . $ oti raved a } ar a nF tha! part ol said JLILY Bay OC anne: | ing tale that ever was told, with proof of i s IN SENATE. | a The ministers of the king and the attor- {Union county—~and remonstrating division of said county. Rei £83, natare and common sense would Gy jie the citizens, that all power de] egated 4 the constituiio I Hiat the testimony was false: If less wd nelitniion, or by any given law of the been attempted, more might have been ac- {legisiatute, or that may be excercised by dollars by way of lottery. Referred members from City and County. from inhabitants of BEPORTS. li 1 on ind Clearfield for turnpike complished. Besides, facts are 2 Sevelopiog any delegate, deputy or agent of the people. 4 aint Mr. Dickerson, from mmittee on (road from Bellefonte tag Kis! acoquilas. in re ati ohn to the princi ipal wi in Sse again ¢ or by any office 'T Of the government, ghoulc 5s ’ las uifavarabie th 11 Tt I O i I< HF IRIS we be clear Inf ww " + ciaims unfavorable to tne peLition of LS . Cher is w hich, {ec our minds, on 3 lus cle iy aeane d, ell understood and ) veh ls liam M’Igglen, an old soldier—simil e.l “Mr. U ; fiom committee on that sub. that the story has been wri itten out fo strictly adhered to. And wh ereas some of is . ib ieot: reoriaria 1h 3 N i port, on petition of Henry Hematich a0 old} ject, reported » bill for erecting the town | them by SOE persen ivterested mn disgrac- 1I€ Owes usually excercised by the gOY- 8 . Zs bits Sibel : 0 Qier. h tia 4 tah c 5 LR ible her} they recollect day and date of the |S™POF: #0 appointing ta office, and in remov-| 30141 a Tq most minute things ca leulat ated to in character, and yet such things rl, from, Committee on that sub- i is BOaWH 1 I TD Hill 111 « y act relative to thal. l jure her| "WE herefroms, are entirely unknown to the] The bill entitled « An act rel os ! ted a bill for remn dou : ctoral tio ny,” was read}, Were so com constitution, and unprovided for bv law. e— Oc torara Navi gat ic n Compa WV was read , Mon (according to their accounts) that it! And whereas the aas ossible such miserable c t v wide extended patronage? third time and Paste gren: an act to caturesicxcercised by the executive in this com-jerect the town of Montrose, in Susquehan- | Ty ould have noted them. Majocci, a stable | monwealth, has been and continues to bejba County into a borough. boy, onic of thie lowest of the Italian popu-{ much complained of, as a political evil, by! A bill to incorporate th Hobert Thompson and £3 ce cfiects to have Rep t a memorandum ol [all classes of citizens. and every description Library Company, was read a second UUme, favorable on etitton of Gapt. Robert Our, EY ily transactions, th hough va Lis own con- {of state politicians. And whereas it is be-{and passed. ’
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