Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-10

. ,,neal oil the aS1s Vi N"e C,;,.,,;.,
a' ~ yer. an infraction OF the CONSTITUTION
rn'" ,be Constitution as established al the
1'a r.;ons On the contrary, SUCH repea,
Rtvoip"'a restoration of the Constitution, and
vosd y. of the Crown, which were
Oiinr =, these anti. constitutional laws the
fio''su - succession would no, be endangered,
pro'e''aa ions on the rights OF both Sovereign
but iss" CT would be removed. These laws
''a ~. nas,ed as a security against HoPish
aid oe; ;,n and James ii. was surrounded by
S"e'.., Counsellors, as a security Tor the
HoT, - of Protestant Parliament but
l%enua ,bsre was a Protestant King, and
J ..' ,", Parliament, and Protestant sue
''O tn there was no longer any occasion for
1nl''' Win Protestant King on the throne,
r"' ,,,o, Parliament, aud Protestant Fec.
lf' v's ua;asty ought to be allowed 10 employ
n ri, subjects. (Hear.)
al ~" ~, Courier Of the l4th, we learn that
.Sdrsss from a numerous body OF manuiac-
"a1 IN Dublin, had been presented to the
aE. e Northumberland, soliciting his patron
Jun s,hs msnuCac,ures Of Irelaod. The Duke
S'% :t.,sd much pleasure at the receipt OF the
'I'.., and stated that he should do all IN his
-, 10 encourage aud promote the interests
, "a' be denied that the Bill for the Sup
'.;on Of Dangerous Societies in Ireland is
r;;,ns infringement on the liberty of The sub
s -, IN ,b,, part ofihe United Kingdom tits,
I,.5 20 contrary 10 the spirit OF the British
con,iulion in principle, that 1t can only be JUS
.s-d bs necessity SO extreme as makes aroi'
""'1 80 sometimes rxpedien, for The pre-
'..,,;oD Of State--or, in other words. excus-
.,Ss nolicy which sacrifices, at least for a
aoriion of ,ar righ's of the suhjec; TO
,,,pre the remainder - Morning He'aid, REQ
r4lry II. T,I
N, been any very favorable Change IN the mar
-, since las, week Heavy and colored goods
,r. ,,ill decidedly dull, and The diapers a2pear
a purchase with caution. Calicoes are more
r.,dy disposed of; and this being The season
for bringing gu, the sprldg patterns Tor piihls'
IN, cloths are in greater dSmond, whilst, at the
AN, lime, SOCKS are mo- 'ated ~ the effects
yf,he turn OUT Of the powrr-loom weavers o.
Stockport, whereby, according 10 the latest cal
,pIaion, $4,000 pieces per week are Kept "u'
a he mltkr,.
Yarns are going 10 the continent regularly,
rbonyh at preseni, not very b iskiy; taking
wph them however, all the p'ohs o: nearly
50. Some house, have recently made purchases
on SPECULATION, bu, reduction in the price OF
the raw material has, for the present, checked
hem.
The silk weavers in S2itra'heds were still in
great distress.
lu
steam, and breakfas,ed in Moscow the 18th day
after he left London
The commissioners in Remington s. Co.'S
bankIuptc, met on Thursday to receive proof
iebs Many ladies appeared to prove, anc,
amongst others, a lady named Stephenson, said
70 be S;ephenson's sister, for S,952 ponds
The largest debt proved was 1850 pounds.
Much Of the property destroyed by the Ere at
Demarara, was insured in London. On Office,
twas sail, would lose so 900 pounds. The
loss by this FIRE is rsrimaIcd at 10000 sterling.
A Mos.-Ou Thursday last, between two
and lhree o'llork, a number Of young men col
lecled together M the Cation Hill, Edinburgh,
and made au cfFgy Of DR. Knox, who has be-
tome So obnoxious from his receiving the boz
Dies Of the persons murdered by Burke and
Hare. With his they made a procession to
The Doctors 'oIse in Newington, their num-
>eis increasing on the way 20 very eormids- |
DE mob. Wheu they came 20 he house, they
ouTSsd' Je efh,y bv throtling il, and hung
Nova irce. When they were preparing to set
on hire, body OF the police came up; bu,
AeS tonld no prevent the mob from breaking
Or, KnOx's Nindows. The rioters hen went,
With dreadf4i shouts, to Surgeons square, 5u'
as the pnlice preven-d them fron doing any
Mischief hsrr, they returned 10 DR., Knox's,
and completed he demolition Of nj, windows.
ihry al>n sfHke 40 or SO psnes Of the College
widows abou' 7 o'clock, with great exer-
lions oa he part Of the police, they were dis
p'issd and lneteen Of them carried off to pri,
son.
HUSBAND TURKEY. An Extraordinary Sup |
p @e0' o s ST. Petersburg Gazette OF Feb.
- ,oOaICs re following article:
According 10 an agreement made at the
,aNne Of Erroa, he harem and the property Of
'U'~' Pa'hl If Sores, were to be delivered up
" ''m' and N they should be given up We re-
.Osd, a, seearity, The family of Jussuf Pacha
" '4mAtho, late Commandant Of Varna. 1t
"A hardly 10 be expected that this condition
'0u'l De tdIhlled; as the Sultan had become
y me- lsed against JusSuf pacha, had caused
~n % De declared all outlaw, and conhs !
,''l A's property. Nevertheless, the pro-
a. H''| ms 6een sept Al the end OF December
-. -" E'sad NEzles sen; word 10 Gen. Roth, that |
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