Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-24
FOREIGN.

The Birmingham from liverpool whence she sailed on the
9Th M brings us papers from that port OF the sh and from
London the evening of the 9th, inclusive. The accounts
from the continent not so late by day those received
from Havre by the Don QuiXotte. \. Y American.
The great items IN these papers are the reca Of the Mar
qus of ngesea from Ireland the considerable increase
in the Brit sh revenue the large mpOrtatons OF foreign
gran without materially affecting prices and the search
after Rowland Stepheson the runaway banker, who It is
pretty clear has not come to this country On all these
topics give whatever ems most interesting
The for the recall OF Lord Anslesea DO not APP
pear be very precisely observation-disclosures doubtless
his general lbcraity, in administering the government.
among the most decisive. His letter to the Catholic
primate OF Ireland, which give among extracts
than nsnuated by the Courier TO have furnished the
immediate ground for this sep-whe the Times rejects
this cause and ascrbes it to the manly and open policy
Of the Marquis and to the fact of his being avowedy ia
Of Catholic emancipation. The respective comments
OF these papers, together with BeI', Weekly Mcssen
ger, this strong neasurefor in the present excited
state of Ireland it seems TO u'-@lll be found in our col
umns We also give from Bell an extract concerning the
supposed flight OF stephenson to this country which shows
even plainly than usual, the strong bias which
have had several occasions Of remarkng in that paper
against Acknowledgements in this instance witt,
than usual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the fact s that ii uL
agreement there referred to among civilized States
give up mutually fgitives from justice, do rot
betMee ihe United States and Great Britain, her
fault much ourpr of the articles OF the treaty
made by Mr. jay. which suffered to expire and has
been renewed stipulated for such mutual surrender of
cuprits.
The Rev Mr. Bathurst the father ola large family and
OF the Bishop OF Norwich, destroyed himself his
been long a5orng under extreme depression of spirits.
most extraordinary development had been made in
Edinburgh, OF the existence of house whereat passes by
,ecoycd then murdered, order to sell the bodies
to the Surgeons. The two persons and his wife
concerned IN it. arrested and tried and Of them
confessed series of murders-of which, iroin public
u policy, the number not allowed to be made public
Nothing surely strongly illustrate the expcden
c cy Z" providing by law lbecs for ssection-.ethch
study indispensable lie Lvnghan the facts OF tins teariu
deve op OF atrocus induced by the high price
Sentence he
IL a'an, William Burke The evidence did support the
charge against the There two others, Hare
and hs wife, who implicated III similar Transaction
who used as illnesses. We, Of cou abstain from
publishing the horrid particulars adding only of the
e remarks Of the Caedonan Mercury, upon the facts deve
le oped.
Ut In the course of the trial of burke and his wife, at Edn
burgh was disclosed the horiid and appalling fact that
certain holes and dens, both in the heart and skirts
" this city (Edlnburgh) murder has been reduced
" SYSTEM with view OF obtaining money for the bodies
re dered and that it was perpetracd in least like
le y To leave impressed upon It any evident decisive
n marks OF violence, being invariably committed by
: OF suocaon stranng, during partial total intoxi
=, cation. The public therefore, prcsen
" only of many instances Of like nature which
I'd have occurred Harcs wife admitted that she had wit
be messed many tricks" Of the kn and Hare himself
,s when undergoing the searching OF Mr.
! Cockburn-a cxaminatiou such beiur
cxempled in any Court of Justcelur>i deny tina
r. he had been concerned IN other riders besides that
NJ Dockerty that murder bad been committed in his
al house the month oil October last that he himself was
no murderer aud his hands stepped in blood and slaughter
I'VE say, he burst not deny it, and only took refuge
W declining to answer" the questions put TO him; whc
at the Court of course, appris him he entitled to d
ia in regard to questions that went cnnae himself S
ed deeply
From Bells Weekly Messenger Jan. a.
1t is with great qualification learn that the BIRTHS
s Cabinet have recalled the Marquis Of Anglesea from
* office OF Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland THIS spirited dec
nd speaks volumes upon the Catholic Question: and show
le that Government determined to adopt these vgorot
measures winch the peace and tranquility of Ireland
qfe and moi to surrender up Protestant ascendenc
m toils blgoted and sworn enemies.
IT, Lord AnSesea's Administration weak and irrcs,