Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17

They landed at Clovey ON the evening of Wednesday the
the sally refused % u me, :" so am 60 au oe h
MON were obliged to remain the Kings ARM miserable
little public house Their arrival, and the circumstance o.
their having pistols constantly the table at the excited
suspicion; but there nothing justify
attempt was made to dea them Here the following day
they very narrowly escaped There gathering
boamcn and pilots at the little inn, aud the solitary weekly
newspaper which taken By the landady arrived contain
ing full account of Supplements flight, and description
his person and that of his companion But Stephenson
Lloyd cotvcd to get posSessio" of the paper and resoute,
refused TO send down stairs Notwithstanding the eneae
and messages of the landady and the expecting company
Lieutenant Jones, commanding the guard that station
had strong suspicion that flying of
crime but, III the absence of authority thought the risk
experimenting HIM too Stephenson purchased the
paper OF the lidady. II contained, he said, something
cng friend of his ard he therefore, very anxious
preserve IT. On reaching the boat Stephenson thurs the
paper into the fire, and held down with the poker until
eau tell no tales
letter, Of their Ciovclly and
Ther opy luggage carpet bags, small cash box
and trunk containing provisions. The smack which tool
them out returned on Monday evening" about six O'Clock havm
disposed OF the two passengers, but cher the boamcn declines
iii sy me, se oren bpmd n down 'e on Rs
toll when they went board and thus effected their escape"
One account that they got board the Kingston
| Milford bound for Savannah.
ludicrous circumstance occurred ST. IVES Bsho
and Iedbitt r. in passing through their way from Milford
Falmouth, actually mistaken for Stephenson and Lloyd
The magsacy and czensw thrown into great excitement
The solicitor the corporation sent for by the Mayor Til
civil and military forces put in reqStion, and the
officers surrounded their brandy and water which
they were slipping N the nn with all the efficient strength of tn
place They huoured the joke for time; and the ecair
easement thought nightly udicous when they
| their names and object.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 1s.-H NJ ship Plumper, from serr,
Lsone, arrived here to-day in 90 DIS. She
40 prisoners, taken of schr under Buenos Ayreal
I cooIs, ON the coast of Africa, Tor piracy.
named c. Johnson, of the ship Dover of Bos
has been detected in attep slnugr tobacco
Liverpool, and fined JCiCO
Departure ofhc .tIarquis Of .4ngicsea.
this much sretted event took place, and such was
the anxiety of the people to pay the last tribute OF
their respect and gratitude to the revered Viceroy
that although it was generally understood that the
hour of departure was fixed for 2 O'clock yet so ear
y as o'clock those places III the vicinity of the Cas-
tie, Corkhill Parliament street. Dane street. College
| Green, &c. were thronged with vast assembaoe OF
persons of almost every rank and condition in society
In short time after the military proceeded to line UT
the different streets, which to from t., route
Companies of horse and foot artillery were stationed
at the Castle gates, and long Corkh while the foot
guard, with the 18th and Oath regiments OF infantry
occupied in single files on either side Dane street
College Green, Nelson street, and on to Merton
Square, from this on to Regent street we're posted
two regiments of cavalry, the 7th Hussars and Scots
Greys. Besides these, small parties of the police
were intcrspersed at occasional intervals in the
streets, and on the Kngstown road were nine dctach
ments OF military and mounted police. At half past
o'clock, the Marquis and his family proceeded from the
Vlce-regal residence in the Phoenix Park, to the
Castle, IN their carriages. At 10 o'clock his excel
The deputaon appointed at the meeting of the noble
men, gentlemen, freemen, and inhabitants of Dublin
having assembled at the Royal Hotel, College Green
where they were met by a numerous and most res
pectabc corege, emulous TO Join in this parting man
Hesitation of grateful feeling to their beloved Vice
roy and Protector, proceeded to the Castle with
| the general address of the citizens of Dublin
The sHes was over at half pas! eleven AT 90 minutes past
ELEVEN the Marchoness and ladies of the family the castle
III their carriage They do not it is understood leave th
country for few days twelve o'clock precisely his excel
aTipfl nv I'D
10 the castle of Dublin One mighty Simultaneous burst of ac
clanation broke forth from the assembled thousands of the
who ,hronged the castle yard The cheering was stati,
caught and promptly responded by multitude without The
castle precincts, and the wekn rang with acclamations.
The procession as it moved forward had highly imposing
effect very large number of officers i'll gorgeous uniforms
long caVacade OF gentlemen on horseback followed The
cession to the body every through which passed wa
enormous and the way almost literally cloaked with the
of people oh foot Many of the horseen bore rods f
which waved black banners in testimony of mourning;
&c while others black Grape the arm The route &c
hssown was ronged with vehicles of every description
The noble Marquis proceeded at rather quick pace until nc
reached Kingsown al the way receiving testimonials of public
gratitude and esteem Having arrived the pier the spo
where his Majesty io'k hrs departure, the cayalcade drew up
e SHOUTS oil Inc immense concouse OF persons that ronged
the PIER the quay and surrounding heights rent the air Here
ms eScelIency aighed Sn Hacourt Lees him on the
beach, and presented the address of the inhabitants Of
Kingowp, TO which his exceency made suitable renl,,
His excellency shortly after stepped on board his
barge, accompanied by his brother, Admiral Sir
Charles Paget, Lord William Paget, and his two
Youngest sons The instant they stepped on board
the name of "Anglesea" burst forth from every lin
every head was uncovered, and while he pulled round
the harbour to his yatcht the PEARL in which he en-
barked the cheers were long, loud and continued
HIS excellency was evidently deeply affected with
these demonstrations of Irish gratitude and repent
edly acknowledged their greetings. His two Young
est sons were powerfully affected, and as they were
entering the boats, they burst into tears The Pear
Immediately got under way, and proceeded two OF
three miles in the Bay, where she was mot nv fbe
Escape, Government steam boat, OH board of which
bis excellcncy got, and was saluted by the Pearl
which vessel retired to her mornings in kingstown
fTarbor-Dobiin Eoening Post, January 90.
Partianent.-The meeting of Parliament, which
was to take place on the 9Th February was anticpa-
ted with intense interest The two great subjects
of elaboration will be the Catholic question and
that of the Currency.
Distressing Cahamity.-On the Cd Jan. forty men
and thirty hnrscs IEcre kcd Of the ,,;nns