Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-08-24


property besides to considerable amount.
Several individuals lost their lives, and
others are dangerously hurt.
The Sun of the 2lst Of June states, that
the intelligence from Leeds, received on
the 2lst, was of the most alarming nature.
The number Of maIcontents, it is said, is
considerably increased, and all the char
acters of French revolution seem al
ready TO have taken place. The Cap of
Liberty, it is said, has been raised, pla-
cards of the most inhammatory nature
have been posted up and circulated in all
directions 1t has been proclaimed that
Major Cartwright and other reforming
politicians have been invited to regulate
their proceedings, and that Goblet is 10
be solicited TO return to this country.
Ashton-under-Line, Hunslet-M Moor, and
all the adjacent places, are 10 state Of
tumult and confusion. In short every
thing seems ripe for an extensive insnr-
rection. The only consolation is, that
government, we are assured, is fully APP
priced Of these dangerous proceedings, and
is actively taking such measures as the
state Of affairs imperously. demands.
A proposition is before the French
Chamber of Deputies, TO form CONNER
cial relations with the Independents OF
outh-America, and to open the negocia-
tio1 Of treaty with the government oil
Hayti. The Speech of M. Manuel, who
moved and advocated these measures, was
ordered to be printed.
GLASGOW, June 4.
Yesterday meeting of the weavers
look place on the Green. The 40th
regiment, some troops of cavalry, and the
police, were in readiness to act. The
crowd was very large, and supposed 10
amount TO $4,000. Several speakers adj
dressed them, and among other means Of
relief, proposed petition to the Regent
to grant such as wished it the means Of
reaching the colonies of N. America, wi !,
the means Of support for one year afte
lneir arrival, which sums they propose 70
repay by remittances Of produce.
A large meeting was held at Ashton
under Line, on the l4Ih.
LIVERPOOL, June IS.
Within few days several vessels have
arrived at this port from Ireland, with
volunteers for South-America. Vessel
are fitting out here to convey them to TIE
theatre OF action. They await The orders
Of Gen. Devereux for embarkation. He
is daily expected here.
The disturbances in this town on Mon.
| day night, ascribed to the Irish voluD-
teers for S. America, originated in an
attempt of some laborers TO rescue two
women from the custody of the dock men
The mob increased and proceeded from
one violence to another. until at last the
door of Bridewell was broken in. A greai
number of men were apprebended, several
of whom were Irishmen OF Gen. Deve-
reux's corps, but Of eight committed, only
one is Of that description.
The hay harvest has commenced 10 this
neighhorhood, and we are happy to add
there seems to be most abundant crcp.
Newly DIRK, Aug. 10.
| II gives us great pleasure 10 have it il
our power TO give the following pleasing
result of the late disturbances at Gibraltar
between the American aud British officers
We have seen letter from an officer Of
the American squadron at Gibraltar
stating, that Court Of Enquiry was held
on board the Guerrero on the first of Ju-
Iy, by request of Governor Don. who had
brought charges against the American Off
GERS for breaking the peace of the garri
son. The Court completely exculpated
our officers from any blame; and Captain
johnson, of the British army, had apollo
gized for his conduct, and that of bis
fellow officers, in relation to the late duels
at Gibraltar.
A gentleman who has for several years
kept Register of the Weather, give:
the following as the mean temperature o.
the atmosphere, at noon, in the city o.
New Fork, during the month Of Jnly, and
the first sixteen days Of August, being the
warmest season, for the years 1916, 1917
1918, and 1Sl9-viz.
1916 TAO
1917 rs
1878 10
TRENTON, Aug. 6.
/ A Mineral Spring has lately been dis
covered in digging well on the LOT O
Mr.. John Anderson, innkeeper, 10 tbi,
city. The water is toIerabIy stron.
Chaly beate; is very cold, and not unplea
SAINT to the taste. 1t is already much re.
sorted to; and if we had but the rough
roads, rugged precipices, huge rocks, anC