Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-13
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
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Capt Gray, arrived in Hampton Roads
yesterday, in the short passage of 30
days irtm Liverpool whence she sailed
on Sunday, 5th Oct. To the politeness
of Capt. Gray, who came up last night
in the Hampton Steam Boat, we are III
debted fos variety OF London and LII
verpool pa pers-the former TO % and
the latter to An October, both inclusive,
from which we make such extracts as
the late hour last evening, at which we
received them, would admit Of.
By the advlces oft Engllh 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 produce, al
considerable advance upon the prices
reported yesterday by the Sas Rich,
ards, aud at still improving rates.
Atthe last accounts from the Bell.
gerents, VIZ: from Choumla to 29th, and
Varls to 3lst August, the former was
strictly invested, with the communication
to the Capital still open, and Grand Vi
zier advancing to it with 10000 men;
the latter though closely pressed, still
held out
The second division of the French
Expedition To the Morea, was about to
proceed against Patsas. which was held
by ibrahm with between and 5000
men.
IRELAND is represented to be in a very
serious state ofexcitement large meet.
ings Of the Catholics continued to be
lofl of fha 4
multltudnons professions to be formed,
bearing banners indicative Of spirit of
revolt and Of determination 10 sustain
their rights at every hazard. Fippsrary,
Clonmel and Bally bay wete the thea
tres of the most active movements. An
awful riot had occurred at the last men
toned place, in which one person was
killed and the most serious consequen.
ces likely to ensue We have neither
time nor room for particulars.
About 10000 persons assembled (Clon
mel) on Sunday, Sept 81, many of
whom were well mounted, and nearly
all of them dressed in fancy caiored gar
meats. AT one O'Clock, large party
OF horse and foot arrived from Atdfin :
nan, preceded by music, and bearing a
flag on which was harp and the words
Erin 20 Brangh, (Ireland tor ever The
men of Caher next made their appear
ance with music, and bearing flag with
portrait Of o Council, harp. and the
words Erin go b. augh = these were fol.
lowed by the Clogbeen party, who had
also music and flag on which were the
words civil and Religious Liberty
and picture of D Conneil, and the i'm.
mense procession was closed b. several
hundred townsmen, preceded by large
and full hand of musical amateurs and
tie Clonme Flag, on which were paint,
and o. Connelt, the latter presenting an
Emancipation Petition, the Sovereign
announcing the joyful tidiugs Of Peace
to men of good will, - the procession mo-
we'd through the principal streets to the
house of The Mayor, where the band
played "God save the King" during
which the multitude remained uncovered,
they then returned, and after taking
some slight refreshment, proceeded in
suburbs, when, after giving three cheers
for the King, the Lord Lieutenant
O'Connell and old ireland they separat
ed in peace.
The Catholic Journal, a paper pub.
lished in London, has the following par.
agraph:
"MosT IoIPoRTANT.-We have Just
learned the important fact, that at Ca
binet Cotincil which was held at three
o'clock 90 Friday afternoon the Govern.
ment agreed to the outlines of plan for
the complete emancipation of the Cath
olics. The council was attended by all
the Ministers, except MIR. Herries, who
is on his way from Scotland; the ator.
ney and Solicitor General were in atten>
dance and consulted by the Cabinet.
Dispatches were sent to the Marquis of
Anglesea, on Friday night, comnunica-
tug the resolution of the Ministers, and
authorship him to make it know in such
manner as be may deem most expe
dent"
LIvERP DOL, Oct. 4.
The blockade of the Dardaneles has
been officially notified, to the Chairman
otthe Committee OF LlOyd's in the fol-
lOtyipor lettpr.