Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


New YoRK, July p2.-By the ship Josephine, Capt.
Coles, arrived this morning from Liverpool we have
received the Liverpool Advertiser OF the 18th OF June
aud the London Literary Gazette OF the l0h.
Average price OF grain M TO June 9Th, Wheat. 5TS
Sd; Rye, 33s Id; Barley, 2&s Id.
The elections were proceeding with much spirit
Mr.. Huskisson and Gen. Gascoyne, have been return
cd for Liverpool. Among the members returned,
observe many OF the leading members Of Tie late Par
lament. Mr.. 6ronghan was returned for '"inchelsea
without opposition.
The Right Hon. Charles Thomas Tisco,nt lnecstre
eldest OF Earl Talbot, Lord lieutenant OF he
~ Of Wolverhamlion. killed on the 2,jI Of Nav
His horse took fright, ran and plunged into guag mrc
where both horse asd rider were sriocaled.
The very Reverend w illiarn Davies SI!plev Dean
Of st. Asaph's, died the 9Th Of June, tie alyan-
ccd age OF 81.
DREADFUL RIOT AT CARIISI.E
IIvERpooL, June 3.-On Tuesday last, dreadful
Riot took place in Carlisle, during the convass OF S
Philip NIusgrave, late n. p for that eiiv Having
entered yard in Allburncs buildings, Siadlon gate
with his iicis they where surrounded by the poru
lace who approached the candidate FOR his OH Tie
Corn Laws, and OF Mr.. Ab2tcroube's motion respect
ing tic representation of Edinburgh ADD iusiste, On
his giving pledge for Radical Reform. Alter some
parley Sir i. and his friends got OF the ward into
the street, but there ass1ci b. H. mob with
stones, &C. and al! less injured Major Wilde
brought 10 the ground nv a blow from stone on
the head, and Sir L. was laned put get into house
with friends, and fastened ic door. Here they
were kept prisoners for two three hours The AIayor
and large body OF gentlemen and cOnstablcs who at
tempted to be.ac them being driven awav bv the mis-
sizes Of the mob who peled them ont of Shaddcn gale.
Barnes, the police officer, with cooked pistol in his
hand, and another person, got through the crowd tut
we're glad to escape back without accomplishing their
object. This victory claIed the people, and when
party Of The 55tl Regiment preceded by few arie-
r were brought up by the Mayor and Magistrates
they were assaiied in the manner, and after the
riot act had hecn read, ordered fire in their orn
defence. This they obeyed, and unfo tunately slot
four persons who not OF tIie guilty. RIa,v
Burrel young woman Of %, shot dead rs she
stood ut her own door in Queen street; boy of .
named Skinner was shot through the leg man mains
cd Robert Noble, who said he seeking his children
in the crowd. received ball in his breast, and little
hopes entertained of his rle last was
enc girl of -, named Pattson, who was drcadfullv
wonndcd 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 Stephens. 1t is said ihat about 80 shots were
fred before the mob dispc sc but the above were the
only casualties. Sir p. RIusgrave was rescued AID
conveyed away by is friends during the confusion.
The Hay harvest has commenced in this Aeiglrbor
hood; several Geis at Woeiton, &c. having been cut
last week.