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    an < t ssnafkB yoc ^ ifleA to tn ^ pft > we » caix < * p otato iu » f i i irrf tfeai » tir ^ raiwsfrle «** vcrosga ^ « sWloV We jr » b psd *» & » * fc farmer situation . Th * biuurjwss of affliction fcaa entered the paiace , and proved too plainly , that no station Is ex-4 tn ^ iw » the ca 4 a « i tie * of Wft

    gpr ^ iNfaflmtW rr ablo twe the Priiwew A 9 » dia iwd laboured imcl « r a disease whichbaffled the j » i of me < iicine . As the d ^ w Nearer to her end , the anxiety of h $ r royal pwent wow 4 d oaturaliy be intrtvsed * Belowt by ail her august fa «) lly , afid eisdcasedto ail who knew

    her , this amiable princess left a world , vrhkh to her had been lor several years acontinued state of sulfering . Aware of the approaching < iha © ge ** he viewed it vritb « oaape * Bre , sympathising in die affliction of her relations , more for the

    unfeigned grief that they would feel , iftaii mtttt * ny 4 e * ire to prolong her stay in a : ^ ro * UI , whose varying events had $ 9 powerffrUy shewa tbe vanity of humaa wi ^ e ^ Melaocholy ia the task of recordmg the annah of affliction ; yet ; here is foWtbT reflection , and the wise man

    hath taught us , that the house of mottrninff will afford us better lessons than that of feasting . The hindagso mid ^ fiection of the whole royal family to lAeor o > sceal « d dattghtey awd sateF ^ will be a sowrce of coosolatiofi to Ukgi , and ¦ iitgt be crratifyins : to the whole

    kincdofti : and m every family , w&etcver the death of Amelia is mentioned , the atfachment of that sister to her , who was lw ddtsrtairt aciiendant in all her iihaess wiU bdMsH ^ ttpMa ptwof , that ia the pa ? lace as WttlLas the cottage may exist the finest feefings * of nature . May we in our last momeats , wilt every sister say , have one as kind , affectionate and tender "as the Princess Mary to ctose our ¦

    eyest " : ¦ ' - ; . ... ,,, , . . ..... / . , Be ^ re th « decease ^ f hk beloved daughter , the royal parent betrayed symptoms of his former malady , which pre ^ dtttted him frxwn vfeitiug hrr , as sho appalroached her last momeats ^ At the aweful time of her dissolution * he was

    coaijseoV ^ o'his xoom ^ ^ nd 1 the ro | cai £ ) r naily ) ad the twejobi ajftiri ; irwi ariaiag from tht Ism * £ une ^ eiatioji ^ and the sever * calamkjr wiuch , buj 4 separated tB ^ sm ^ bML t ^ r fatker , "Jie paturc of thcjywidcr ims not at first madfe JmowiR •^^^^^^ (¦^^• P ^^^ fr ^ y" ' ' *~^ WJp i'p ^ ww *; .- 9 ^ cmw * Wiy'l |»{* riam iwsii' »«^ hv'tfififriT ? ¦ wluin aaw . ^^^ nf ^^ " 7 ^^ TBl ^^ T ^ ' " ^^ 77 ¦ ¦•^ P ^ * j 3 ^^^ ¦ * " * - / - ww ]^ w + i ^ + ^ Wm l ^^ W expedient on the sUte of the King ' s

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    health : bat , wJ * ui t ) r . ^ fa , «» d his namtt appeared in the b ^ UetinvH ^ <§^ T r ^^ i ^* e ^ iter ^ ** && m ^ :. C # 3 % . ; 4 ^ iu ^ . ;« ir . ' ^ umstancd jpreren ^ iu | ^ ' W secret . The parliatncnt had ^ hSti tirorogued to the first of November , with

    notice M © f farther prorogatioa ** t ^ tweoty-ninjUi t , bat the necessary documents for tlue latter poDroeatioii required the Kane ' s rfgnaUcrei aiicT ( xe viras not ih a capacity to fix it to any legal ii ^ tru mentv The cemmisskmers could not , ^ icre £ orc be appointed ; for the

    Chancelior could not underlie th ^ rcspoosifcility of fixi ^ Hisslai , v ^ en mk pf his royal master was wasting . Oa the fh& of Novelnlier ^ sercprf members of the Parliaaacnt were a « scan bled in ticir respective hou 8 ea r a « id the speakers in each took their chairs . On such an occasion , it is custdm ^ ryior the Commons t « be summoocd to ^ e House of JLords , where an a 46 Vess is delivered by the King iumself , or in ca ^ e of hit absence , by coininissioDer ^ , ^ p ^ cificaSv ivc

    Bfyviuicu uj « u « tfI »] C puinpose . After ttespeechy thgXoBamoAs petue 0 their House , arid enter upon the business of ParMwuent . The non-appearance of the Klng > and the want of the usual pemeng of the se « sion , « placed liSs Bieeting ^ # ia houses vpon an cxtraoixlicary ^ u ^^ aDd ^ ip ^ il * p ^^ . liirah Ac cause was n ^ ntdd ' ¦ && . % * & * £ CKancpU

    lor , in that of the ComcitottH fey the Chancellor of the Exchequer . In both places the . disorder of the king was « poke ^ of as lieing of themild ^ t nattrxc , aiid afibrding £ he steoj 3 pcatiof ^ s of recovery , and upon these representations it was agreed imarritriotislf , vk theSr separate hpuses , that they should adjourn for a fortnigrit .

    In pursuaaec of this . ^ djfttu ^ n > g n , t t the bouse * met agairi oil tfae aipcinwA dry , and in each was a very full attciidancc In the Lords the Chancellor stated , vriib V « y gre ^ t opnJidotttC'thc prospec . t of a speedy recovery , and ! upon this ground moved , that the House should adjourn

    ibr 5 MK ^ her fortnitbt . JUo * 4 r JWTp >| r ^ dfcared ^ that he cotdxaTlY ^ auR ^ rrcC J « c l&oupp m > oa the gJ ° 3 | W 5 W ^^ J ^ inoyf i ^ * W 4 ^ ^ 49 S ^; jB ^' i ^ S ^ I ^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1810, page 564, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2410/page/40/