Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928
From our correspondents ofthe Norfolk Beacon NOV
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


f;arv. arrived in Hampton Road, yesterday, IN
the short passage of % days from Liverpool
= whence she sailed on Sunday, 5'h Oct 10 the
,oji,epess Of Capt. Gary, who came up last
night in the Hampton Steam Boat, we are IN
dcb,rd for a variety Of London ard Liverpool
,,,ers-,he former to I'd and the latter to 4th
October, both inclusive, from which we MAKE
such extracts rs the late hour, last evening, al
which we received them. would admit OIL
By the advices of the English Markets, which
we quote below, it will be seen that there was
steady demand for Flour, Cotton, Rice, Naval
Stores, and indeed all kinds Of American pro-
ducr. at a considerable advance upon the prices
renorted Yesterday by the Siias Richards, and
a, sill improving rates.
At the last accounts from the Belligerents,
viz: from Chumla to goth, and Varna 10 SIS
August, the former was strictly invested, with
the communication to the Capital still open, *
Grand Vizier advancing to ii with 10000 men;
the latter though closely pressed still held out,
The second division of the French Expedition
10 the Morea, was abou: to proceed against Pa
tras. which was held by lbrahim with between
and 5000 men.
IRELAND is represented TO oe in very seri-
Gus state Of excitcment-large mee;i' gs Of the
Catholics continued 70 be feld in various parts
of the country, and multitudinous professions
10 be iorneG bearing banners indicative OF a
spiri, Of revolt and Of determination to sus>
tain their rights al every hsz4:d. Tippc' arr
Clonmei and Bally bay were The theatres OF the
most active movements. An awful riot had
8Ssss6sa s6sni N as kiasd and most serious
consequences were likely to ensue. We have
neither time nor room for particulars.
About 10000 persons assembled (ClonmeD
on Sunday, Sept. 81, many OF whom were WEI
mounted, ard nearly all Of tnem dressed IN IAN
ry coIorrd garments. At one O'Clock, large
marry Of horse aud foot arrived from Ardhnnan,
preceded ~ mnsic, s. bearing flag I'm which
WAS harp and the words ErIn 20 Bragh, Gre
lad Car every The men OF Lanernexi made
their annrarsIre with music. and bearing Hag
with portrdit Of O'Connr, ], harp, and the
words Eyin 20 Bragh-the>e w're foli"wed ny
.ihe Clcgbeen party, who had also music aud
"A o. ON which were the words "CivIl and R'l-
pinus Iihery," AMI picture OF O'Connell, sud
the immense procession WAS closed ny several
hunlred ,ownsmen, proceed by 4 large and
full band OF musical amattnrs and the Cio' MI
Fl O. on which were painted TWO full length 4
one, &C bis Majesty and O'Connel, the la''er
PRESENTING an Emancipation Petition, the So
', reign announcing the joyful tiding, Of Peace
20 men Of good WILL" The procession moved
through the principal s'reers 10 the house of
the Mayor where the band PLAYED sc cd save
the King" during which the multitude remain
ed uncovered, they then returned, and after tax
ing some slight refre shment, proceed, IN the
same regular manner 10 the west rn suburbs,
yher. after giving three CHEERS for the King,
the Lord Lieutsnanl, O'Connell and old | Gland
they separated in peace:
Tie Catholic Journal, a paper published in
London, has the following paragraph:
"Mosr IMpoRrAST.-We have just learned
the important fact, that a, a Cabinet Council
which was held at three o'clock Oh FRIDAY al
,ernoon the Government agreed TO the outlines
Of plan for the complete emancipation OF the
Catholics. The council was attended by all
the Ministers, except Mr. Her,es, who is
his way from Scotland; the attorney and Soli-
ci,or General were in attendance, aud consulted
by the Cabinet. Dispatches were sent TO the
Marquis Of AngeseA, on Friday night. commu-
nica,ing the resolution Of the Ministers, aud
authorising him To make it known in such a
manner as he may deem most expedient."
LIVERPOOL, Oct 4.
The blockade OF the Dardaneis has been Of
6eialy notified. TO the Chairman Of The Com
mittee Of Lioyd's in the following letter:
"Foreign Office. Oct. |.
"Sir,-I am directed by the Earl OF Aber>
deem to aoquaint you. for the information Of
the Commiitee of Lloyd's. that his Majss,y's
Government has received information tina, i, is
the intention Of his Imperial Majesty, the EN-
peror Of Russia. to establish blockade Of The
Dardanelles. This blockade will be limited 10
the prevention Of vessels bound TO CONSTANT.
nopie, and Laden with provisions or articles con.
traband Of war, from entering the Sraits, chs
Majesty having declared 10 his Parliament ,ha,
hi Imperial MAJESTY had consented to waive
the exercise in the Mediterranean Sea Of AMI