The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.


the sln II Dpcember, aud To which dat
the Editors Of the I Commercial Ad, ertser
ba,r re.eivcd regular files oi papers.
TIE .Hgny .narkd-Thr Traveller 'of
IN. rtrnog of Dee 8, say, there, - no a.
batemeni in the demand for money, nor
N he difficulty Of obtaining IT, Baokrls
still refuse tu discount--bnt the Bank 0f
ngland. so far ffo II contracting their ~
sues, are said tn have exleod,d assistance,
- houses Of considerable emusnee. Tht
co nii Y demand for supply continues with
mi iltermis,iooigold especially is M"
required, 10 meet small local notes. II Is
afterwards added. The gloom thickono IN
the Forelgn market. Advances can no
ooger b. obtained ~ Foreign Securities,
IT whalp,r, descriptl n.
4 Lead paper AZ ounces thelfallnrs of a
mr rahlilr house 1t GomrrsaI, IN that
nrighbafhood If long standing aud of great
spcelability, bul wholly nncOnnect"d with
any hlasrpg concern. The future at Sir
William EIford & 90. Of Plymouth,
confirmed The Exeter Goz lie stares,
that beng Disappointed in the arrival of
cash from their LOodon correspondents,
owiug to the deficiency of bullion IN Lon
10 Nessrs Browne, Winsor ~ Cunning
propretors Of Ashhurtou Bank, were com.
prilrd IL suspend payment: but when
their property can be converted INTO mo
nry, surpus of 1000 pounds is caIcula-
ted upon over every demand against thr
firm. The Durham Chronicle states, tina,
IL the IVES, of England al the banks arr IN
jeopardy from the run upon them. The
Gntrt Of Directors of the East lndla Com
IA '. IN order to relieve the money market,
have fesnh ed 10 discount AT ! per cent,
their own acceplancps Of all Bill, of Tx
change due in December, January, Feb
ruary, March, and April next thus anti
cipaing pay ment Of Es00, 900, and upon
the greater part thereof, for upwards OF
five monlhs.
Bank Of Ireland 1t is reported that II il
the intention OF the Directors Of the Bank
of ireland 10 suspend the business with the
public on the 9th 7lh and 9Th of } ,nuar,
for the purpose of devotiog those days To
thu closing of their accounts, preparation,
to the cha &c IN the currency.
J A coach has brru established on the
Stockton and Darlington railway, which
carries passengers AT one penny mile
The IN ksp are has arrived III the
Thsme, from port IN Colombia, with n
rich cargo OF silver, copper, and produce.
: The metal IS said to be the frsl-lruits oi
the mines worked by English capital
The Gibraltar Chronicle states that thu,
fever on the opposite coast had arrived NJ
such n dreadful height, that the inhabitants
were falling dead Ia the street. A sub
= sruptlon had been opened at Gibraltar for
HE sui rrrs AT fangier.
IreiaRd -Bntnings. aud occasional muir
: lcrs, sill continue among the disahrcted
district The Catholics If Dublin have
h Id great meeting, for the purpose al
= Ia = 10 consideration the address from
Ia, Catholics eff N. York Many fine
speeches we're made and resolution oi
lratitude passed, Sc.
Some difficulty had taken place between
= Mr. Levine aud the great Catholic Cham
pjnn, Nj OConneIl, which m de quite IA
stir n tn lush C.pilal. The difficulty
..a- nrcEsiou'd by spt ech lo,tiy drli.er-
ed by Mr. oC0nnell at The ASS citation, IN
As hIch hr attributed NJ. LcNut's rpnunci-
alton Of Pnptry II IL wish "n the part ol
that gentleman To inHict pain On
hi aged parent, Mr.. Leyne, IN The course
n
O'Conncll. The Leader AT first, drcn-
: sd 6ghting, but MIR. Lryne's friend
gave him until twelve O'Clock, the neYl
day II consider what answer he would
give 10 Mr.. Leyne's dcman At toe ap-
: pointed time. Mr.. O'Connrll was again
waited upon, aud required a further ex-
tension of tine. This was acqaiescrd in
, hl Mr. Lryue's friend bat Nr orc. de-
clined fighting IN consequence Of being al
ready under recognlZaaces tn keep lhr
peace. The SOU of Mr.. &C. offered To
meet hr. l.. but the latter declined, on ac-
count of having no quarrel with him. On
the following afternoon, VIZ. Leyne having
; overtaken Mr.. ~ ConncB in nne of the
squares of The Courts, He'd to him and IN
the presence of several gentlemen. declar-
sd in a loud voice, and with suitable en- pha-
SIS and gesllcnlaiun, thai hr Mr. O'Cen-
nrl') had tnully sIandered Mr.. Leynr's ia
th'r, rs we'll As himself aud had most cru
ely nd wantunly ound I'D their feelings
aud that IN doug So he WAS A base and
wicked calumnator, and th,t his conduct
was that ola cowardly assassin. To " hicl
: Nj o'C. repled-Tut.lnt, or words Ia
= that eliret.-Another version nfihe afTairis.
: ''at Mr.. b"yae, accompanied by friend,
c'me np To NJ. O'Connel who was stand.
'ng witt another Bar,isler, at the entrance
OF The -Four Courts, and, addressins
Mr.. oConnell, asked him if he meant
+ to afford him (Mr Lrynel satisfa,
= ton. Having waited for the space of 4
-" minute, and Mr. O'Connell, having mad.
no reply, Mr. Leyne then said - Yo,
: have teli"d my father and myself, aud
pronounce You TO be liar, a sian derer, ant
e a coward" Mr.. Lcyne aud his fiend ther
a.