Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-13


Catalonia and Claret in casks, Is 10
do do in bottles, so 80
When the Test and Corporation .Hcfs were under
consideration in the British House of PEERS the
Premier, made the following extraordinary and I'M
expected declaration. Some of the London papers
are very severe on the servility of the Bench Of
Bishops So long as the repeal OF those laws was
resisted by the ministry the Bishops presented a
solid phalanx in opposition to the repeal the hour
the ministry give way, the whole Bench OF Blsh-
ops, as one man. give up their oppositlonn.. ms
is striking illustration of the soundness cfthe adj
vice given by Sir Robert Walpole, to one OF his
noble partisans, who sometimes, from a failure in
his hearing and sight, voted with the opposition, and
who enquired of Sir Robert for seme criterion by
which he should be sure alyays to give his vote IN
favor of the Administration. Always, my lord
said the Prime Minister, always follow the Bench Of
Bishops
The Duke Of Wellington explained the conduct
pursued by his Majesty's Government, with respect
to this question They had opposed the Bill ori-
ginaly, though they did not approve of the law as it
now stood but finding that large majority of the
other House had agreed to it, they judged il adysa-
Bile to withdraw their opposition, having made such
an Amendment as would give security 10 the Church,
while it preserved the blessing OF religious peace
As the law existed not only was the Sacrament pro
famed, but great scandal was brought on the Church
of England If this Bill, said the Noble Duke, be
opposed by the majority Of this House, it is to be
feared now that the claims are made, that 1t Will
carry hostility throughout the country, and INTRO
duce a degree of rancor into every parish OF the
kingdom which should not wish to be responsible
for Under these views, my Lords, am ready to
adopt any measure which, like this, seems calcula.
ted to preserve the religious peace of the country
and to give to your Established Church a degree Of
security fully equal to that given by the present law
Little Rock, (Ark) May Z.
Indians on oar Southeastern border. Col Rector
returned to this place on Monday last, from Mile
| County, where he was sent, some weeks SINCE bJ
the Governor, with orders to remove certain lndi
ans who have been collecting in that County for somt
time past; & we are happy to learn, that he has FULLY
succeeded in the object of his journey. At first
the Indians showed disposition to be refractory,
refused to remove from the country, agreeably t.
the orders of the Governor ON which Col. Recto
applied to Captain Hyde, Commanding Ofcer
Cantonment 'Towson, for assistance, but was IN
formed by him, that he had no troops to spare, ant
did not furnish any. Failing to get assistance iron
the garrison, Col. r. next applied to the citizens
and his call was promptly answered. Slxty-thre
armed men Immediately turned out, and place.
themselves under his orders. With this little band
he proceeded, without delay, towards the prnclpa
village of the Indians, with the intention Of driyin
them off by force if they should make any resistance
But fortunately, this show of force had the desire
5 effect. The Indians sued for peace, which wa
granted on condition of their removing beyond tn
t limits of our Territory, within 90 days. (which tim
was necessarily allowed them, to enable them to ca
n in several hunting parties who were absent