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Columbian Centinel, September 30, 1820, No. 3806, Boston, Massachusetts For Sale
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Columbian Centinel, September 30, 1820, No. 3806, Boston, Massachusetts:
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Columbian Centinel, Saturday Morning, September 30, 1820, No. 3806, with American Federalist masthead, published by Benjamin Russell, printed by Thomas Hudson, Boston, Massachusetts — 4 pages
Contents:
- To the Hon. the Justices of the Circuit Court of Common Pleas
- Latest Foreign News:
- Affairs of the British Queen [Caroline of Brunswick]
- The Queen's Letter, Caroline R.
- The Queen's Trial
- Imperial Parliament
- Addresses to the Queen
- Duke of Cambridge sets out for the Court of Vienna
- British Government has received accounts of their new settlements at the Cape of Good Hope
- Letter from Rome announce that the Pope Pius VII is dangerously sick
- Russian Manifesto
- Affairs of Germany
- Insurrection in Sicily; bloodshed at Palermo
- Rome, Our capital is perfectly tranquil; nothing to fear
- New Neapolitan Minister, Prince Cariati has left Vienna to return home
- Proclamation from the Prince Regent, Vicar-Gen. Francisco
- Spanish Affairs; Cortes in constant deliberation of the nation
- London, England: Private correspondence; Ministers of the Great Powers are now preparing a Declaration on the events in Spain and Naples
- Gross and scandalous libels are daily issued under the sanction of the Queen's name
- John Henry, Esq. and James Brougham, brother of the Queen's counsel, have gone to the continent on matters relative to the trial
- The Chaplain of the Stewartry yeomanry has been arrested for praying for the Queen
- Queen's residence during her trial will be at Lady Francis's in St. James's-square
- Scotland; John Wilson to be made an example of, and executed forthwith
- Not one of the reigning Sovereigns of Europe have been crowned except the King of Sweden and Norway
- Governments of Denmark and Sweden have purchased protection for their flags against the depredations of the Barbary cruizers
- The President of the United States has visited his farm in Virginia
- The waters of the Ohio river are again low; 18 steamboats have been hauled up at Shippingport and Portland
- General Health: out of 70 deaths this week, only three were from malignant fever
- Mayor Charlton of Savannah announced that the mortality rate prevails from malignant fever
- Northampton: Law term of the Supreme Judicial Court has commenced
- Late news from England
- Electoral Nominations
- Accident: the Elephant Horatio badly wounded during transport when bridge gave way
- Census Minutes
- Marriages:
- George Alker to Caroline Lynch
- John Gardner, Esq. to Lydia Gibbs
- John Lyon to Mrs. Mary Fales
- Dr. Benjamin F. Heywood to Nancy Green
- Col. Charles Q. Clap to Julia Octavia Wingate
- Hay S. Mackay, Esq. to Clarissa M. Rogers
- Deaths:
- Mrs. Hannah Quin, age 95
- Mrs. Margaret Lintepower, age 55
- William R. White, age 9 months [son of Henry White]
- John David, age 35
- A child, age 14 month [child of William S. Fernald]
- Thomas Sleuman, age 76
- William Boden, age 45
- Mrs. Judith Watson, age 45
- Col. Jotham Loring of the Revolutionary Army, age 80
- Widow Sarah Johnson, age 99
- Mrs. Hannah Parmenter, age 60
- Levi Jennings, age 23 [son of Richard Jennings]
- Mrs. Betsey Bennett, age 73
- Amos Turner, age 36
- Dr. Cornelius Coningham, age 74
- Capt. Araos Rogers, age 66
- Dr. Albon Man, First Judge of Franklin County, age 51
- George H. Spalding, Esq., late Sheriff of Charles County, age 51
- Partridge Adams, native of this state, no age stated
- Nathaniel Montgomery, of Roxbury, no age stated
- Leonard King, age 23
- Dr. Edward D. Jenkins, age 22
- William Crafts, Esq., age 58
- Shipping Journal
- Prices of Stocks
- Sailors Physician
- Revolution in Portugal — Proclamations
- Notices, sales, Sales, Wanted
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