Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03


formal proceedings incident to the opening of new
Parliament.
q have the honour 10 be- Sir
Your faithful and obedent Servant
GEORGE CANNING
Weymouth, Sept. Cove are greved 10 state tlat
all hopes vanished as to the safety of his Maesys
Guernsey packet Francis Freeing. II generally
supposed that she down at by some un-
known ship during the late gale BY this disaster the
wives OF the crew. i'll number, together with up
wards OF thirty chiidIep, left in the most afflicted
stale al distress public meeting will be held at the
Townhal ON Saturday next, devise means to aey-
ate their present suGerngs The of the passen-
gers on BOARD at the time not vet all asccrtancd.
Dorset Chronicle
Wanchester Sept. I9-I am happy TO inform Won thar
this being market day Tor township manufacturers
they have advanced their prices such goods as yey
teens, because they have given advance of waocs t
their weavers. This, hope is only prelude 10 n f,
tier advance which must be the case soon as il is not
possible for any weaver TO support his family out Of his
present earnings. The silk trade is likewise going M,
very we'll. One who takes pieces by hire to prn,
on handserchefs, tells he has much work by him
aswi employ his men for month 10 come, although l.e
| took on three or four fresh hands last week
The Branch Bank of England has not vet com,,en
ced business to-day Tomorrow is spoken of as GER
tainy to be the first day. much doubt however, rre-
walls on the subject Very considerable interest i felt
10 the effects likely TO be produced by the WORKINGS
of this vast establishment.
! The tendency TO the prov cInent in the manuGcf,,
ing districts far from having sustained any check in
tue course oil the week, has fortunately manifested M
slight degree of acceeration. The wooien trade which
all along maintained itself better than the ro,to, -
proceeded in the race of improvement; and cvcn Oh,
cotton manufactures scnsibly becoming more active
The warehouses of Liverpool already considerabIv
relieved; and the Branch Banks having BY this time
most seasonahiy come into operation in Lancashire will
assist the manufacturers by enabling them 10 avail the
selves of the demand thus created
In the country, the people are beginning 10 get np
their spirits little, since the Order in Council was
known Tor The admission Of foreign grain; when the
news OF that circumstance reached Carawath the in
habtants closed the day with bonres and grand ;lm
mlnahon: There was only one dark window in the
"hoie Viiiage. Glasgow Chronicle
Biackwood, sailed this morning with fifteen tons of sill
yer and copper for the of the Comnissaria Depar
ments at Bermuda, Halifax, and Newfoundland She
will proceed from ST. Johns TO the Mediterranean
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codring,on, is appointed
COMMANDMENTS Chiefin the Mediterranean in The room
OF Sir Harry Neale, whose term of service expires iu
December next.
The Sheffield manufacturers have produced an alloy
which they have named Peruvian Steel which is recE
oned superior 10 the best Indian wootz of which the far
famed Damascus blades are manufactured. Tie e~.
periments OF Messrs. Stodard and Farrady have orea
contributed TO its invention.
Re-,tnion Of NE .hettodiss-.Ncac Wes!eyan HFeiho
DIST ChdpeL-This beautiful and truly magnificent edi
flee in Tiviot Dale was opened for divine serv;Ce ~
! Sunday and Monday, the 10th and l1th inst Under
the chapel two large prepared for The use of
500 children belonging 20 the Methodist SUNDAY SCbool
aud au additional gallery erected in the chanel for ,o;
accommodation during the hours of public worship.
Public worship commenced at ten O'Clock on SUNDAY
y.,s ne liturgy " ne Church Of England,
a'ct as to De regularly used as part Of The morning
service read in most impressive manner nv tIe
Rev r. Newton after which the Rev a Clarke IL.
delivered truly excellent sermon, the course OF
which he stated the vcry great pleasure afforded hi5.
to ted1eSs The iEt'ndWcto Of tie Litrgu an that rIc
and expressed his ardent desire that he might i've TO
see it adopted, in every place where the Methodist
have morning service The Rev. II. Newton preach
ed in>the afternoon, and the Rev. Jabez Buntnq, A
M. in the evening The whole expense of the buiIdno
IS estimated at Ioooi including the purchase of the
adjoining land, which TO be used as buIia ground
Nearly 4000L had been previously subscribed towards
the erection of this building, and notwithstanding the
pressure of the times, the very beraisum of 55oL was
collected at the several services connected with Il
oPep'nS' stockport .4Gr.
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