Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The ship George Clinton, Capt. Rawson, arrived
AT the port of New York, Saturday evening from
Liverpool whence she sailed on the 9th. OF De-
cember. We are indebted, says the NJ Y Gazette.
to Capt r. for Liverpool papers OF the Soh. ana
9th from which we have selected all that Is OF the
least importance. There is not syllable OF news
from the Continent in addition to our last advlces.
Among our extracts will be found letter from the
Duke of Wellington to the Catholic Prlmae OF Ire
land, on the Roman Catholic question. lhis I'M
portant docuEent is thus introduced to the readers
of the Liverpool Mercury by the editor OF that pa
per This document is calculated TO strike WIN
terror Brunswickers and lntolerans, and reJo'ce
the friends of civil and religious liberty, proving as
it does, that Arher Duke of Weliington--he who
but very short time ago, considered the prtMc
chepaliey of intolerance and exclusions has peet
compelled by the spirit ct the age, to ABANDON mat
inyeterate hostility which he at one time pioiessen
towards the cause of liberty and justice ana 20 M
Tess that the settlement OF the Cathoiic qies'inh
would be benefit to the patton, and to every lndi
vidual in it.
What will the Brunswickers say to this, par-
cularly when they RENE mbcr that his Grace helped
The Dissenters to their rights when he considered
such concessions necessary to the well being o' lhe
state AS for the Catholics and their friends 'et
them not listen to his Graces advice ABOUT satierS
the cause to sink into oblivion for short tine' since,
if they do so, they may be assured 1t VIII rema'
there much longer 'llah 'ney 'd'."'a'N "PN
them be firm and united; above all, let mem PerSe-
we're, and success will spcedily crowa their eSer-
TONS , c,,.
A TouIon paper states that at a council OF M'nis-
tiers lately held at Paris, it determined tina an
expeditien of So 900 men should be sent to- A'gers
The army in the Morea is form part OF tins ex-
petition, which il is added. will De commanded IN
chief by Gen Maison, who is to be made "a fle!d
Marshall In the port Of Toulon great activity Is
said to prevail. The frgates Cybelle and lphesenie
were to sail for the Morea very shortly.
The London Globe of the 25th says : It appears
by the official returns that in the month OF Novein,
Der 44o, TAG quarters Of foreign gran' nearly an
wheat, paid duty for Home consumption, anu IA
$50 quarters, (of which however only lo3'99i 9rs,
were wheat,) remained in warehouse at the END OF
the month The quantity Of foreign grain actually
introduced in November, and that remaining avail
able for home consumption al the end OF the
month. make, therefore, about $4,000 quarters IN
in ALL Considerable mportations appear to be stu
in progress so that the aggregate supply to be der
we'd from abroad promises to be greater than, under
the uufayorabe circumstances OF the harvests OF 9th
er countries could have been at first anticipated :
The British Ministry for Foreign Affairs, and the
French and Spanish Ambassadors had recently hat
very frequent intercourse. 1t was understood t.
relate to proposal for general amnesty to all thu
Spanish Consttu,ionalists and the PRONUNCIATION o
charter