Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-25

acting further in the affair, the application has
been renewed in the case OF the James Noble,
10 which, however, no answer has yet been re-
ceived. "I'he Yankee minister" say the En-
gish, sneerincly, scan obtain whatever he
chooses to ask, and il is understood that Mr..
Forbes will use his interest in favor OF that ves-
sell We are curious to know what may be the
result Of this business which at present excites
much interest" Bali. .4rner'cdn.
From the Nec. York Commercial Advertiser, July D.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the ship Josephine, Capt Coles, arrived
this morning from Liverpool, we have received
the Liverpool Advertiser Of the 18th oil June
and the London Literary Gazette Of The 10th.
Average price Of grain up to June 5th:-
Wheat, SIS Sd; Rye, SIS lid; Barley, 2Ss Id.
The elections were proceeding with much
spirit. MIR. Huskisson and Gen. Gascoyne have
been returned for Liverpool. Among the mem
bers returned, we observe many of the leading
members of the late Parliament. Mr. Brougham
was returned for. Winchelsea without opposi-
ton
The right Hon. Charles Thomas Viscount
tenant Of the county of WoIverhampton, was
killed on the Esd of May. His horse took
fright ran, and plunged into a quag mire,
where both horse and rider were suffiocated.
The very Rev. William Davies Shipley,
Dean of Asaph's, died on the 9TH Of June, at the
advanced age Of 81.
LIVERPOOL, June IS.
Dreadful Riot at Cdrlise.--On Tuesday last,
u I'LL, IL,
canvass of Sir Philip Musgrave, late NJ. p. for
that city, Having entered yard in Milburne's
buildings, Shaddon gate, with his friends, they
were surrounded by the populace, whoreproach-
ed the candidate for his vote on the Corn Laws,
and of Mr.. Abercompie's motion respecting
the representation of Edinburgh and insisted
on his giving pledge for Radical Reform
After some parley SirP. and his friends got GU:
of the yard into the street, but were there as
sailed by the mob with stones, sc. and all more
or less injured. Major Wilde was brought TO
the ground by blow from stone on the head,
and Sir p. was famed, but got into house with
some friends, and fastened the door. Here they
were kept prisoners for two or three hours: the
Mayor and large body Of gentlemen and con-
stables who attempted to liberate them being
driven away by the missiles Of the mob who
pclted them out Of Shaddon gate. Barnes, the
police officer, with a cooked pistol in his hand,
and another person, got through the crowd, but
were glad to escape back without accomplish
ing their object. This victory elated the peo-
pie, and when party Of the SSH regiment,pre-
ccdcd by few ar,illerymen, were brought up
by the Mayor and Magistrates, they were as
sailed in the same manner, and after the riot
act had been read, were ordered TO fire in their
own defence. This they obeyed, and uniortu-
uately shot four persons, who were no, of the
mos, guilty. Mary Burell, young woman Of
%, was shot dead as she stood in her own door
in Queen-strect; boy Of Is, named Skinner,
was sho; through The lee: a,n." "~---A H.
Noble, who said he was seeking his chlihrcn
in the crowd, received ball In his breast, ana
little hopes are entertained OF his recovery
The last was a fine girl OF IA, named Pattison,
who was dreadfuly wounded on the head, by
ball, which came through the shutter OF the
school in which she was sitting, the window
having been closed by the mistress, whose name
is Stevens. 1t is said that about 40 shots were
fired before the mob dispersed; but the above
were the only casualties. Sir P. Musgrave was
rescued and conveyed away by his friends dur
ing the confusion.
A most wanton outrage was committed yes
tcrday afternoon on the premises oil Mrs Con-
way, in Lord-slreet When the procession OF
Gen Gascoyne was going down Lord-street, at
the close of the election, a flag Of Mr. Huskis-
sons colour, edged with blue, the Generals
coour) was flying from one OF the room win
doSs, on which some of the party threw num-
Der of stones and other missiles, which demo-
lishpd the glass in the whole Of the windows.
The hay harvest has commenced in this
neighborhood, several fields at Woolton, &c.
having been cut last week.
Honduras Joint Stock Company-A meeting Of.
the shareholders Of this company took place
on Monday, at Ba,son's Coffee House, Cornhill,
London Mr.. VIM. Clarke, the Chairman,
stated, that SO o shares had been issued on The
18th of April, 1925, of which 4o25 had been re-
purchased by the directors before the 18th OF
July, a, loss 10 the company Of s2ook II also
appeared that shipment OF indigo from Hon
duras had cost the concern l2,066i. and was sold
in this country for 1871; and that Of 46,49oL
the original capital Of the company, not more
than 5,76Ol was now available 10 the sharehol-
dcrs. 1t was consequently resolved, that the
plan of the Honduras Company was an abor-
tive scheme, and that the parties who promoted
it shorld be held responsible for the whole a
mount Of the deposits; that the meeting deciin-
ed te recognize the accounts and proceedings
of the self-elec I'd directors and trustees.
Lirepool Markets, July II.
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