Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-11

the funds of charity, Mat e.tvns not thought Of
for tie de0d.
Last week, says tho Clonmc Herald about n;pea,
acres OF land we're pIoughed up partly the demesne
and the rest in the neghborhood of Thornastovn bv
the nightly legislators. Between and 500 of them
attended, and incessant fire was kept up for nearly
the whole night On the next day. the following no.
tice was served on Mr.. Smi,hw cil, to whom a por
tion OF the ploughed up land belonged:
"Noce Is hereby given to black Jack Smithsicl ;,
II he does not immed lately give up the wood and road
fields To the Distressed Poor for Potatoe Ground at
a moderate rent, he will meet with the fate of Baker
or arres w,'e any person who stops up those sods
VIII meet with the loss of his life and if you do not
comply with this will shoot your Stock Burn your
Drayhousemen and Milk women this is Enough.
"Given at the Council Room BY the Powder of the
Poor "ROCK.n
The Hecla, Capt. Parry, had taken her departure on
his third northern voyage of discovery.
Dispatches to the 10Th of March. had been received
rom zen. CLINTON, commanding in Portugal. The bril-
gades OF British troops a. had made movements
III ADVANCE while, regards the rebels although they
pear 10 where in considerable force yet they
maintain contest By detachng themselves small
rauding parties.
The Courier of March 23th says the "yeavers re IN
high spirits this morning, in consequence about twenty
OF tile manufacturers having consented advance
the wages or return TO what IRE call the "book prices
The men proceeding round Sp,taels, calling out the
Names with reclamation, cf' masters who acceded
to the ADVANCE"
The bill framed in c0nnin.- with the ree,,,,;o,s
already published, modified only by adoption of the I'm
pcrial in place of the Winchester measurc with cores
he
Inc same, was read the I'd time in the House Commons
April @ and passed by vote of 245 to 73 The bin is
to take affect from the time of its assing.
, In the House of Commons, OH the 30th March MIR
| tanning stated in reply remarks bv Mr..
iierney respecting successor Lord Liverpool that his
IN he government had feel, grea, unwngness
during the earlier period fthe calamity which had
oeien ms noble friend, thar all hopes of his recovery
expired After such delay was thought proper com
mnnication had been made by the king of
his lordshp that it had become necessary to Eli the va
in the cabinet, and given great satsfa ton
To know that the Earl possessed sufficient on
the arrival OF the communicating understand ure
appreciate its contents No steps filing vacancy
had been automatically communicated the public.
| a convention between his Majesty and the Emperor in
Brazil for the abolition of the African Slave Trade signed
Rio de Jaueiro, Nov 49, 1926, presented both Hon,
ses OF Parliament the 9th of March. 1t binds Brazil
effect the extinction of the trade so far as she is
concerned, at the end Of three years the
OF the presen. treaiy The treaty is dated November g.
1896.
The Earl nf Liverpool has recovered so far as to sgn
y his wish that his should sit up the same
room with him all night. When he speaks his
IS as loud as before his attack, still
bic 10 hold conversation. Notwitfsta ning the wish Of
his medical attendants to divert his attention from business
he had frequently expressed wish have the box
es and Official papers brought him. had entea vor
ed 10 write, but was prevented BY his domes,ics.
LO'idon, 9th .Nsrch-The general meetn. of opera-
ves convened last Tuesday at Birmingham, adopted the
| following resolutions:
That the members of this meeting of opinion, that,
after long and painful struggle they ascertained
that talents, industry and ugaty could them
from Distress and the humiliation having recourse for
relief parish assistance which assistance has now been
reduced to the lowest point that will maintain life.
That the meeting views with alarm strange anomaly
Of people naked and dying with hunger, in a country
Astounding in substance and articles of clothius-tha
tits of opinion that the great proportion of labourers
manufactures well in agriculture really dying of
hunger and that their employers the brink ruin,
and still that adequate remedy applied to this disas-
trouS state of things.
! That the meeting ascrhes distress thus prevalent
among the whole manufacturing interest of England to
the arbitrary alterations in the crency; which ausne
perpetual variation in the value ofagricultura and other
products and violation of contracts, takes all stability
from the employment of the productive classes and causes
. reduction in their salaries.
The Constitutional of 3D. .ur h,s q e,,er o;y;p, Tho
Official account of the defeat Rcdschd Pacn under the
walls OF Athens We have time translate
The substance of il is, that the Greeks ring with force
OF 5000 men, obtained possession of Prus annoyed
the Scaski"r who seeking the garrison
of the hcropos, that leaving 1000 watch this
abel, he ched with all remaining force to attack the
decisive battle fought AMI, aided by
SuTtic under Col Fabvier, The AcropoIs the
of the Turkish camp were carried and their for.
routed and slaughtered The steamboat Perseverance,
is said to have rendered the Greeks great assistance
the battle.
Since writing the above remarks we have received the
Eoilc OF April (which, in relation the successor OF
Lord Liverpool, furnishes following item from the
London C"urier'At the death of the late Lord Lon
donderry, there man in the nation that could in
duce hesitation i'll the choice of his eyes
were turned TO Mr. Canning We much deceived if
there do not exist the same unanity in designating
of ;he noble Lord who was Prime Mnistcr.'t
The Eoile Of the 4h furnishes Lisbon dates of Esd
March, which state officially that, for the fourth time,
the troops of Don Pedro have Purgcd the soil Portugal
of the rebels.
1 In the sitting of the House Of Commons of 3Orh Mr.
Canning was III his place. and to illusions from Mr.
Iicrny to the sort of abcyancG which the government
thrown by the sickness of Lord Liverpool the della
to appoint rcplicd by stating that His Ma
icsty had that day sguhcd the friends of Lord Liver
pool that there could be longer delay and that sue
ccssor to that minister would be Immediately appointed
MI Canning in no indicated who This Successor
would be.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Correspondence betrccn .6r. Gail1n g. fir Canning
Among the documents communicated TO Congress
by the President of the United States at the opening
OF the late session Of Congress- letter from MIR
Canning to MIR. Galiatin Of Sept 1896, the answer
of MIR. GaIaiin of Sept g. and letter of instruct ions
from Mr.. Clay to Mr.. Gallon of Nov. II. Among
the documents laid before the House Of Commons Mar
g. as mentioned IN paper yesterday, the reply
Mr.. Canning dated Dec. 90, after the receipt of the
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