Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

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aud your brother magistrates treated in the
and cowady manner. You turned the KEY al prison
door against my family. when they travelled $50 miles
'1':o me- Well they went home, ana hen you revoked
your oI'er OF exclusion, ani they etuncd
they were on the spot again. again cast barrier be-
(firs of s.a a,e.) Three times yns this s,ccir
"iorture added to the bitter severity sentence Well
lid nn f'rgctit. There things can never
pass from the memory, for tho hea:t blood mixed With
exercise exposed the county goal systrm banished
your tavorite gauc:; casSrcd OF your arbitrary
and cruel body; drew cvn the public aih0rreucc upon
your acts: bat owed you "nfe AMI ie'o!"re sIr; give
yni' WIN the heSsing Of the Lore" fi''en days out of il,
within view OF that very enll YOU goacd on! p
so"'r. daughter, AMI oud clIeers.)
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
PntIApEr.rUIA, August l9-A very late hour
we recciy cd London papers TO the Goth of July brought
by the British. ship Marmion, Captain pctre. 4 Lii
rerpool paper of the ed which have pelused at
the Coffee House, contains additional particulars in
relation to tie state OF the manufacturing, districts but
draws most gloomy picture of the laboring classes
generally, and secs prospect OF their sucrncs being
speedily aileyiatod
y London ministerial paper can discover no way of
immediately diminishing tl.cr suffering but by increas,
ing the stock of food in the country. Means of en-
poyment must be found for the poor not in maxine
roads, however beneficial such labor may be- but in the
immediate object OF necessity, augmenting the means
81 suonsfeoce. The in the first place. cannot be
said 10 be exhausted long as we know that The Dutch
sAfry the food Of thousands from the coast of Scotland
sud tbs land cannot be supposed incapable of
farther supplies while have The example of the
anssA of Malta supporting 100 900 inhabitants bv
padscs arising from the soil exported from Sicily n
we conceive this 10 be the correct view of the sub
Ject The commercial enbarrassments of Kentucky
nave been tar greater than those of England yet the
people OF the former have undergone PHYSICAL suffer
lngs, SIMPLY because population did not there press on
he means ot subsistence The only way of mitigating
Inc distress Is 10y encouraging Tie production and i'm.
Portaon OF food IN every possible shape; and gene
raj is this opinion becoming that ministerial raucr
which has heretofore advocated the opposite policy saws
that as 10 the repeal of the Corn Laws an ultimate
measure, there cannot possibly no rht
doubt. 1t is fact that in of the nanu(acturno
districts The poor rates haze actually erceeed The yca.
tai; and the increase lin gcnera is far more injurious
10 the landed interest," than the Corn laws possibly
be beneficial"
low contagious fever which had prevailed in Dub
lin for two months had lately had very considerable
increase its general prevalence is attributed To the
fililness of the CITY.
Its report ted that lord Chocrane has been assured
by the British Government, that it would not concern
itself with his proceedings, if he did not enter an En-
eieh pot.
1t is affirmed that the Holy Alliance mean to defer
tie PRONUNCIATION of the Portuguese Constitution till tue
Governments have time 10 make representations TO the
Emperor Don Pedro.
The accounts from Consantinople are still Of doubt
fu character. The city presented scene of devasta
ton all the palaces ofhe grantees having been paged
: he Sultan encamped under the protection of the
standard OF the prophet, surrounded by his rarzans
nc firm conduct OF the Sultan has induced many of lis
former opponents 10 make cause with him: Int
III Is SUI admitted, even by those most anxious for his
success that no certain opinion yet be formed
concerning the ultima lie result of tie bold measures
which he has taken
In the commencement of the strIIrnle mono re ~, n
foreign, but the English Ambassador, could procure a
courier 10 convey the intelligence of the Instruction
TO their respective Governments. IL added that 900
JaDissares have fallen BY the hands the boslaIgs
in the mean tune, appears by the from Cor
ia that tie nsnrreCtoDary spirit has extended itself TO
Albania, and even to Nahonelan inhabitants occupy-
ing ie lofty chain if Pindus &c. but this revolt could
nave u" conneXlon with that OF CUnsaDtinople. The
Turks Of Castoria, II appears, so eurared al The
intelligence, that they murdered the Archbishon
and great number of peaceahle christians demolished
and burnt The churches, attacked and DESTROYED San
MarDa, and after being defeated by the Christians
they turned their rage against the town of AnaseIi,la.
winch they burnt, w several Turkish villages
IN that country. Similar are given from Ocbi
dra and Scndra.
MAHSHrsrER, Tuesday, July i8-I am sorry TO
INFORM !on MAT lhe calm which seemed 10 pervade the
Ec'"y {" this town vas rather of an illusoy descrip
ION ne scattered gf' ups which observed ves-
terday III our streets apparently condoIng with each
o'ne' OH 'c "Ietc"ednesS OF their prospects, seemed
to hive concerted together some new measures
notwithstanding tfe excellent precautionary means
adopted BY the magistraCy within these few days hack
The feelings OF Tue populacc both Of Manchester and
ct several of Tie adJacent towns nis day assumed A
more decided tone. Abort II O'Clock. the musings
erected ON the field &c "Peterloon and roh ri
between twelve ard fifteen thousand, persons Of every
description, and of both sexes many of ghorn tycrc
armed with pixies and slaves, ofwlch doubt
Jess had lam ~ their rust since tie TO be forgot
ten Battle of Peteroo The usual TOPICS ,vers al
tempted to DC discussed by one or two spcecliGers
hn' rar'y o. tie Queen, BAYS made its appearance
and the mob quietly dispersed
The dsaiectcd chichy composed OF uersons from
Maccl sir III and Coorey; Mr. Wood. OF the latter
place. extensive manufacture and an encouraper NJ
tue power lOofn has been marked out hy the rioters
AL on Monday t'ic Whole OF his extensive ,yufs yre
completely destroyed Our anucipsnons are gloomy ir
tie extreme, many Of the Manufacturers who la y,
kept bHads at work Tor three days IN week have com,
I" DETERMINATION O stopping altogether; the fund too
Tor tic Teet Of de distressed is a-t coming 70 an end
ana corresponding reduction Of "Hcises" has taken
place. Sevcr~! families, informed, have lett Mac
clcsGcld and Cborey, and have come Ia Manchester
thinking theCsciycs far safer in the latter place.
Tie Greek cause appears to be daily gaining groun
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