The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09


When his Majesty, in the speech which opens Session
of Parliament recommends the consideration of
with view to some change which both consideration OF the
and projected changes of his servants de-
cares to be unconstitutional wicked and absurd there can
be question but that somebody out and the
dydual be easily parted with than either
the King the Ministry, the conclusion is unavoidable We
conceive why, having determined 10 oppose Minis
tea measure the Attorney General should choose nger
any longer the Ministry. He waited TO be turned OUT
stead of rendering his resignation If Mr. Peel had adopted
similar course-f he had waited for whe till passion
had subsidized and till the Bills IN trdnSitu, had quietly
and benecaly commenced their operation, we have no
doubt will be the casehe would have lost Oxford and
without dpaagement of Sir R. Ingls we feel convin
ced that will be long that learned body will deeply
regret that ii has accepted man in lieu OF better
But who be the Attorney General! We know not
We hope whoever he be that shall arrive at that dignity
that he will if need be, know how to retire with better
grace than Sir Charles Wetherel."
MFR O. ConneH-The divisions in the Committee on the
Catholic Relief Bill triumphant proofs of the certain
progress of that great to successful termination
One circumstance stated which Tin the opinion of the
Londsn Tmes) reflects great credit Mr. OConnels good
and liberal feeling He it appears had desired two
honorable members deprecae any opposition his
that clause of the bill which efectualy excludes him
from Parliament except after fresh election He has sac-
ced his feelings very handsome manner content
bear individual defeat rather than obsruc great pub
lie
Mr. O'Conne had returned Ireland for the purpose of
taking part in the arguments of most important case which
about to come before the of Chancey The learned
gentleman has received retaining fee of 500 guineas Mr.
Cornell will return again to London week or ten days
The Bishop of Salisbury has written second letter TO the
Catholics power in Protestant state. He says it I'M
possible dves the question of its religious character ana
that may be expected the nation will be visited by the
of Providence for the encouragement OF doa
which the contemplated measures will afford.
The Times states that knot of backguards are in the
habit of assembling about the Houses of Parliament for the
purpose insulting the Duke of Wellington, and the other
members of the Administration.
The weavers in and around Glasgow in increasing
of DISTRESS and the magistrates found great dcuy IN
depressing the excitement among them
Mr. Williams, the solicitor, who sentenced TO death at
thoIo re-
prieved.
Upwards of 10000 poor gratuousy vaccnaed last
wear within the London bills of mortality, and not one DEATH
The smallpox fatal in the period to $685. or one in
three, when taken naturally
The London Morning Herald of the 3st says, great
prise beginning felt dgs having yet arrived
of the, place of retreat of the fugitive Stephenson.
The London papers, noticing the death OF Doctor Forte
the General of the order of the Jesus pay high comP
ment to his character talents and attainmens He was an
amabe and pous man, of considerable Bellies Lettres &C.
He so years old and had been at the head
of the Jesuits eight years.
The Duke of Northumberland has begun the work of pop
uariy by giving splendid ball and causing the musicians TO
play Irish tunes This may do goods but the people OF
ireland appear have acquired taste for reaes and are
no longer 10 be shufled off with song
Government DefauIter-A MIR Henry Chisholm, OF the
Excheouer Bill Office has disappeared, leaving deficiencies in
his accounts TO the amount of 6000L Unsuccessful specua
tons the stocks with government money said to be the
cause Of his dealcatons.
On Friday week serious disturbance took place Inver
ness The rioters demolished the doors and windows of the
Roman Catholic Chapel, nsuted the magistrates and burned
Mr. Charles Grant, M p for the county, in eigy Their cry
was God bless the King but no Popery 1t suspected
that some designing people worked upon the multitude to