Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL,


LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL
By The packs, ship William ByrOrs, c.,
Hit ks'aH, We have received our flies Of Lon.
don papers to tn" 9th of November, aud Live.
pool up 10 tie lc,h inclusive. \. J. CON- .9h
Capt. Clark Of the New Zsalardrr. k,,
brought to England melancholy accom-, q
the capture of brig sent from The 5sy O
Pien,y, TO Wakafang, to trade with The naiv,
for hogs. While The captain Of n. brig, sr
boats crew were on shore, tie nari,e, %.
perceived by thrm, took HE oar. from rh.
boat and al The same time gpt possession o.
the brig ying nf, and murdered all the res
that remained on board. The captain an.
hands on shore succeeded in rrgainiug ,hrr
oars, and although bIiskly fred upon b, k
na lives from b. bind rocks and trees, ~, OF q
the boat. They rowrd back to Tovrouga, AT
obtained he &c Of Capt. Clark, e he Nr
x lander, who sailed with the captain Of t
brig to Wax fang. The natives had sb,n
doued the brig, and she was taken pos.e,su
If The account says
awe found the brig living at anchor close
shore unde the main, upon which We stood
for her, and at three r VI. came 70 with k|
schooner. We boarded the brig under arm,
and found mos, horrible spectacle; the d,ch
covered with oIo'led blood ard hair, wtere s
unfortunate sufferers heads had been da.hft
to pieces! Having tlrared the deck, from
lumber, with Capt. Clark, assistance We lii:
out k,dge, and warped out abreast Of .i.
schooner, gor her spare sails on board, be''
them, and at midnigh;, with the land b'cier
go, under weigh, the schooner taking :hf ohs
in tow, and wi h light moderate hreez ,r'aeh'
ed Touronga the mex, day. Hearing ha' A.
kins, The second ma C, was yet aHsr, lap''L
Clark .ert native, for him, an il ih're dap
they returned with him, having ransomrd hin
for one fowIins piece, one pis'"l aud 'hm|
canni tiers of powder. Captain Cla'k has bed
very kind 10 US and had he not been 80 re-
at hand we must have p'rished
InELAND-A Limerick paper safs that VI
O'ConneIl psncrrds Immediately 10 take
hie residence in Dublin, Tor hr purpose oil NJ
Ing the Union Question effectively before %
pubic.
Cork.-The special commission at C'f
watch hat been opened o,ry and condemn
death upwards Of twenty poor starved lh,nn'
for eonspir scies, has closed lis l4bor' and ""
found four guiI'y,whieb are ltf' ior'xttuli't
.,I hes Inufu
wreIchcs closed, three more were put upon va
trial, .nd af.r going through The same r'iaea
res the ury could not agree 10 Their Wro'';
slihuugh they were confined to The Inll'' ="
their h. alrh IhiTty.six hours wi hou '"'d'H
were then i,cbarged, and the prIs6n''
ordered 10 .,and over iilT the Assizes re f.''
Of hree more followed With The same sriS''''
and were acquitted, when he commits on WV
abandoned aud Ihr prisoners set at llbr'! uP''
6aH ,ull Iraving the four for execution
Our Cork Correspondent informs Us II"
lie ry and his associates who were con'h"
under the la'e conmissien, have, al Coih'"'
reprieved i
From the Times Mou. 1--WE see with eh.
concern that Mr. O'ConneIi is opening o.
c haD,rr Of agitation, whose object DOES NOV =
en- pretend 10 be redress Of grievances, 10"
pursuit Of which there is any chance NAV !"
ighiened ard public spirited men "oU'a
him; but, on the contrary. that he throws "
lure to rrv0Iu;ionists and incendIafies, %, ""
ing I'd as an atiainable brnrh' for Jrelspo'
oll'ion Of rha' solemn compel WITT 1Ies'
ain, which every subject Of both i.I'nd', VT
either comprehends or feel, for their comm"
will m anrsin with his lille ana l"' s.,
Tile Floods in Scotland. -Rciurns ha't
made of ,ne losses sustained by the hoo"'' n
Inverness and Nj yshires. when apoo"
nearly so .oooi OF hat sum The injury SUI.
ID BY the Duke Of Gordon, 'he E'r' OF :, y. oo,.
md their ,e nan,s, ,moun's 10 more 'h'n ',,.,
Reiiremen! of the Grand Duke C0"'ld","I II:
The Correspondent Of H"mbOrgh s'ar ss,,n
he report is spread az Msyene ina. a'i ~
Prince is about 10 purchase large e''S'