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Daily National Intelligencer
Washington, District Of Columbia
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Queen Caroline sent a letter to King George IV at Windsor, received a reply via messenger to Brandenburg House. Lord Chancellor met with Sir Benjamin Bloomfield on related correspondence. Rumor circulates that proceedings against the Queen may be halted.
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The Lord Chancellor left the Court of Chancery this day at 1 o'clock, to receive a communication from Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, which is supposed to relate to the correspondence between their majesties. There is a report in the west end of the town that the proceedings against the Queen will be stopped, but we do not know upon what authority it rests.—Globe
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Windsor
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Early On Wednesday Morning
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report in the west end of the town that the proceedings against the queen will be stopped
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Her Majesty wrote a letter to the King, delivered early Wednesday morning at the cottage near Windsor. His Majesty's messenger brought an answer to Brandenburg house at four o'clock afternoon. Queen's messenger went to Lord Liverpool and returned at 10 o'clock night. Lord Chancellor left Court of Chancery at 1 o'clock to receive communication from Sir Benjamin Bloomfield relating to their majesties' correspondence.