Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21
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FROM ENGLAND.

Fron, the .V;fi,inuI Ifaxeife
The ship New York arrived at New York from
liverpool has brought us London papers to the Sill
ult., from hich Shall make extracts in adI;tion
to those furnished by the New York papers of Tues
day.
Tne London Times has tie follow inee paraor,o,,.
III was reported yesterday bn we do moi yoncb The
TACT. that the American Minister had received des-
patches from his Government AMI had proceeded TO
Paris TO confer w ith MIR. Canning
II is probable that Mr. GHllans visit to Paris was
not one OF mere recreation. The Morning Chronicle
of the 18th nit. says
I'VE understand ti'at the Editor of The Glrsgo,s
fIce I'reSs bad an interview, yesterday, with the
Chancellor OF the ExcIequer for the purpose ofinnu
ring whether any, and what neasures were intended
TO be taken by Governments relieve the istresses Of
ihe Manufacturing Operatives the West of Scotia nd
Atr Robinson IN the course OF his remarks paid high
compliment to tile excellent conduct Of the hIauufac-
turing Population Of Scotland in the midst of their
PrVaions; Of which, ne said Government were deepIr
sensible Certain measures in CONTEMPLATION
Tor their relief but would be improper and premature
10 mention what those measures were, as inter esed
spectators might take advantage of their publicity
lie allowed that the average nett Of the duty
on F'inted Goods was not more than ci00O0n while
The amount collected was upwards of f1 200 600 But
Inc decned for the reasons already mentioned TO state
what were his Intentions regarding this tax. The e
nor however OF his observations decidedly en-
ooudaglng 10 the Manufacturing Iuiercsts.'r
we cannot discover what has become either OF Ibra
him Pacha or Lord CUohrane. The TIoaJon Morning
Chronicle the Sd October obgeryes---
ut does not appear from The latest news received
from Lord Cochrane, by the Continental accounts to
day. that his Lordship had. up to late date, enter
tanned any idea Of withdrawing s seyices from the
cause notwithstanding diegreat delay displayed by the
agents here in far'sar4ing supplies to BIN"
no material improvement seems to have taken place
in the situation Of be British operulivcs; and il is posi-
lively said that there's prospect Of any very favour
able change "eItber from better wages for those who
are employed or from general demand for labour.n
One OF the London papers remarks that the persons
To
banks would be vexed 10 learn that, except at Glou
cester not one seemed likely 10 be for some time in
course OF effective action. The Glasgow Chronicle
gives the following Intelligence, which may serve as
specimen of the fortunes Of the Scottish rnanufactu.
"a report has appeared in the Ayr Advertiser, Civ.
reg most melancholy statement Of the condition of the
operative wesvers in Ayrshire. There is a resident
manufacturing population Of i7,452--ibc number en-
p'oyed at weaving is 7,G07-hose at outdoor Iabour
447O-leayng unemployed 1916 weavers II appears
that ~ 1903 ~ ne shape ofsubscrpions and for work
was all that nearly thousand weayers had TO subssi
10 To- Cur mfntls, o. .; no rate n 2s ~ ayeek