Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-18

! and blood thirsty violence of the Brun,w ick
Clubs, than from any other cause. VIVA, does
the Bishop Of Down mean, by permitting one
oil his clergy 10 retain the power of administers
ing the sacrament; after u,tering wish for
the shedding of human blood?
IRELAND.
.7ddress Of Mr.. o. ConneU.-Mr. O'Con-
nell has addressed letter 20 the people IF
lipperary, in which, after thanking them for
attending to their own and their country's
true interests, by putting an end 10 the sangui.
! nary factions which had prevailed so lon,.
amongst :bem,he with grea, energy, & at great
length, enforces the advice Of the Association
for the discontinuance Of NEE tings, which have
no longer an object, but are misc hievous in
high degree. He speaks Of plan for the ge-
neral paciScation Of Ireland, by which the
people will be divided into clubs OF about 100
each, and which he means TO submit 10 the
Association, when properly ma,ured.
Bruns,ctck Meeiings.-On the 5th inst, there
was meeting at Derry, for the formation of a
Brunswick Club, which seems, much to the
credit OF the people Of ihal celebrated city, 10
have been complete failure. Sir George Hill
was absen'. There were Only two sp, akers.
The chair was taken by Sir r. Ferguson al
two O'Clock, and the meeting was dissolved at
three
Outrage on Mr.. Sfeei.-On Saturday last
there was d meeting held in Limerick, for the
purpose of ins,ituting Brunswick Club, at
which there was singular dearth Of the>gen~
ilemen Of property and influence in the courty
Towards the close OF the proceedings Mr..
Steele the able, liberal, and influential advocate
of his Catholic counirymen, who thought il
his duty to attend the meeting as a member Of
the Association, was treated with the mos,
rufhar violence, in attempting 10 address the
chair, or rather on showing himself, and finally,
forcihly elected from the room. The excite>
ment produced by this violence omongs, the
Ca holes, was very great; but Mr.. Steele, who
preserved the greatest GOODNESS, calmness, and
temper throughout, succeeded, by his entreaties
and exertinrs, in preventing any violent mani
testations Of the popular indignation Mr.
Steele. our readers aware, is Protestant
aud : msgi>trate
Protestant Decidraiion.-This important do
cumenl continues TO receive the signatures Of
the most initial men in Ireland. Al the
head Of he isl is the Duke Of Leinster, and his
Grace is followed BY four Malquses thirteen
EArls. five ViscoUnts, zen Peers, and a long
roll Of nut mbers Of Parliament and gentlemen.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1923 The great advance
In the once OF grain in the London market,
,nd, ind ed, in almost every market in the
kingdom, has kept The trade here, during the
pas, week, in a very active state, and extensive
operations have been continually going on, at
daily improving prices. On Saturday, the re-
port Of the great odvance in Wakefield, being
los, to lbs per quarer on wheat, Caused very
brisk demand both in this market and at Man.
chester, and a great extent OF business wns
done in both places, al considerable advance
IN price. Yesterday this advance was fully
supported, and, in some instances, exceeded.
partio uIary for oats, OF which some heavy
sales were made The increase i'll price since
Tuesday, up 10 last night, we consider to be
fully Is per bushel or wheat; sd per bushel on
oats; Adj per bushel on barley; As per quarter
on beans; Is per quarter on Indian corn: IS per
sack on -four; and As per load on oatmeal. For
grain and -four in bond here have been no sell.
ers, altho' considerable advance would have
been paid; we believe IS per buskei might have
been OBJ aimed for good Ros'ock wheat. A
cargo Of foreign mailing barley, on which the
duty has been paid, has been selling ., about
6s per bushel.
There was a numerous attendance Of both
town and country dealers at this days market
which, added 10 the report OF an express from
London. caused "a very active demand Tor al
most every article in the trade, and further
advance on Oats, Osuneal, and Flour, were obs
aimed, and The bu siness transacted on verV
extensive sale. The advance realized since this
day week was Is cd per bushel on Whea'; "a
per bushel on Oats; SIS per quarter on Indian
Corn; cd per busNel on Barley; IS per quarter
on MALI; IS per quar,et on Beans; los per sack
On Flour and IS per load on Oatmeal. we
have withdrawn our quotations for 6ondrd
Grain, as it is impossible to give any thing like
a correct sia,e of prices.
Wheat, Eng. new white, per 70 lbs los Cd
i2s cd; Go do old, lis l2s 81; do Irish whi'e'
| los Cd lis cd do red, es Cd a los.-f ore'gn'
duty paid-Dan,zig, white and high mixed, los
cd a i2s Cd; Rostock, Wismar, SC. los Cd
lis; Oats, Eng. and Scotch, (per As lbs) IS
IS Cd; Indian Corn, white, yellow and red, (per
| 4so) 40 S 42s
General avroge Of Grain for the ,csek ending Sept e.
| (Per imperial quarter Nv heat eos' rye 2ss
Sd; barley 80 Sd; oats 23> 4d.-Aggrega'e av-
eraee Of the six weeks Whea; SOS lid; rye
Sis sd: barley 32s I'D; oats 23s 5d.-Duiy Tor