The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Men, York. June 12-By the packet ship Pacific, Capt.
Crocker Liverpool the editors of the Commercial Ad-
yser have received copous es OF London papers 10 me
18th day of May inclusive and regular files of Lloyds Lists
10 the 10Th.
who were wounded Rochdale have died AT Stockport
os disturbances have taken place. and the aid of the mill
tar force called in party of the 9th, after having
received quietly the baering of stones, &c for considera
HE time were compelled fire, in their defence. Sixty
shots were discharged, and several persons wounded
The magistrates had 500 special consabes, and at
the advices the peace of the town had been in great
The Morning Herald of the 18th May says matters not
vet settled the manufacturers and the ourneymen silk
weayers Spaleds and that in consequence the masters
have again ceased giving out work.
Three banks are mentioned in the Morning Herald as hav
inc stopped payment in the West of England, viz; that of
Messrs Floud Co.. of Exeter and two of Messs Sharpe
Co.. Chard and the other at Crewkerne. These
connected with manufacturing operations, and
their failure is doubt owing the calling in of the
pound notes Thus the Small Note Extinction Act has begun
produce its natural eecnamey the extinction of those
banks which rested upon such circulation for their existence
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday, May Is.
consequence of the general expectation that Mr. OCon
nell would this day present himself the table of the House,
be member for the county of Clare, the gallery
opened three O'clock and very afterwards
completely filled The Speaker entered the House at the usu-
al hour, by which time nearly three hundred members
assembled and before he had taken the chair two minutes,
the body of the House, and also the side galleries.
fully crowded any night during the discussion of the
great question of Catholic Emancipation.
Mr. o. ConneH-The Speaker having twice thrice cal
prevailed in the House subsidized said Members be
will be pleased to come to the table,
Mr. 0Connel with Lord Duncannon his right, and Lord
Ebrngon his left hand, to introduce him in the customary
FORMS forthwith passed the bar OF the House, and projected
towards the table
Mr. Ley the Chief Clerk of the House, then left his seat,
and proceeded the lower end of the table, and there met
Mr. o'Connell Mr. OConne handed in the certificate from
the Commissioners of the Lord High Steward his RETURN and
bis qualification.
The Clerk having examined these documents and found
that they all perfectly correct Immediately opened the
large box, which kept various official forms, &c. and
took out the old oas affixed 70 paseboard and handed them
Mr. OConne together with the New Testament, which
him. Mr. OConne took the Testament, but the
oah being presented to him, he sad in effect TO MIR Ley the
Clerk he conversation addressed to the Speaker or
the House, and of it not heard IN the galery
apply take my under the Act am ready to
take the oath directed be taken by Roman Catholic Mem
bes do not feel that am bound to take those oaths pas
sing his hand the oats of Supremacy &c TO point out
which he mean Perhaps Sir, you will state the fact to the
Speaker for me-that do consider ought to be called
to take other than the oath named in the Act
MIR Ley the Clerk, then went to the Speaker, and made
the required communications taking the old oahs with him,
and pointing out the exceptions made by MIR O'Connel
The Speaker said" II is my duty to sate if have been
correctly informed that the which the hon. member
has proposed to take, which, until overrued by
stronger authority do conceive my duty acqiesce
H. understand that he take the oath prescribed
to be taken by Roman Catholics it is be found in
act of Parliament recently passed. As read that Act of Par
sment, it my impresson-and Oh that impression it my
uhy to achat it involves two points relative to the course
70 be pursued in taking in this house, The fist point
the other, that of appointing oath to be taken by such
members of this house profess the Roman Catholic creed
but with this condition. that those members should be return
ed subsequent to the passing OF the act now the hon.