The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-20
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The fast sailing packet ship friends
Capt Nafnuek, arrived yesterday ia 80
days from 1rernock, having sailed on the
llth ult. We are favored With a Grreaoek
paper Of tie 10Th, and Il London paper of
the 9TH Of May
The third reading of the Catholic
r"llet bill, was 10 take PLACE on The 10th of
May IN lle House of Commons. Petitions
against the measure, were daily pouring in-
to the tloase of Lords.
British stocks very dull-Consols for
account VI Ia. French stocks, May ;,
IOl, 50.
The Dublin Evening Post re-asserts that
The Parliament will be- dissolved in Juue o.
earlier, notwithstanding the Fat contradic-
hon of tht Courier. Thu reason assigned
for tine measure IS that the Cabinet do got
wish for the thttd tin.e, 10 place thr II. of
Lords IN position 81 hostility of the II. of
Commons 90 the Catholic question. The
election for 4 ueW Parliament will take
place ahnnt July. before tue harvest. The
dlssolu,loo, II IL sad, VIII produce Il shock
bot 40 serious consequences are apprChen-
Died.
Two entire earsoes Of British manufac-
lures, were 10 be returned To england from
Gibraltar, rs unsalrabe. The French au-
lhoritits are stated 10 have takrn the most
vigorous measaI Is 10 prevent the introduce
ton of British goods into Spain.
LIVERPOOL, Nay :,
COTTON. The advlccs received du-
ring the week from the Uuited States and
Egypt dppearto have produced an ncrea-
sed degree of confidence in the opinion az
TO the limited extent OF the Supply from
those quarters the business of the market
has however hee0aimIted, aud partial sales
made at u reduction of IL 10 IL per lib.
We suppose spectators have taken 5000
bags American, and 1900 Brazlls aud r.
gyPuans.--Sales, $3.50 hass--lmports
1890. " J. .Hcr. .fdp.
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A correspondent writes from CharIottes-
vile, " that there is no reason to believe
thai the professorship of Law in the Uni
vcl slty OF Virginia has been offered 10 Chan
ceLior hent, aud slll les that he would ac.
crpt it if 1t were offered. = Eng.
The papers from Boston IL Charleston
S. &. furnish rs With most distressing de.
tails of the rayages Of the late storm. II
Was felt more severely south of the Poto-
mac J and particularly on the sea board
of n. Carolina. The shipping has suffer
ed much throughout our whole coast; ma
ny shpwrecks have occurred, aud mum
Der of lives lost IN different places. The
destruction Of property has been almost
incalculable. The injury to crops of ese-
~ description F.; tls pfoslatlon of houses
fences, orchards aud forest trees, are With
out example. The accounts given of th'
hurrcaue which passed through Ohio o,
the 18th ult. II not SO well authenticated
might he considered fabulous. IL was abon
Il mile in width, aud passed nearly through
the whole state. Large trees were seen
whirIlng round IN the air az high az the eye
could reach. Every thing was FRUSTRATED
before the fury of the wind for half mile
IN width along the ceutre of its COURSE
The towns of Burlington aud New Phia-
drlphia were literally Ieyellrd to the ground
Mann lives were lost j; but the number was
not accurately ascertained. The accounts
received from Granville, Newark, Urbanna,
and other places sustain each othcI IN their
descriptions Of the extraordinary destruc-
ton and violence oflhls tempest The de-
tails which reach us from the sea coast
and the interior, of the raysgrs Of these
hurricanes, would fill small volume.