Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-12
go, LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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nh. fast sailing ship Salem, Captain Rich
y from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
'u, - the editors of the Commercial Adver-
IN 'L taye received their files of London papers
IT, - 81 and Liverpool to the 5th, both inslu-
"', .irb Shipping Lists and Prices Currents to
we DATES, We have also the periodicals
~, from which we shall embrace an ear
~ anortuultv to make selections.
=, Hamburg papers of Feb. 2s, contains an
Ia .,nt If the speech addressed to the emperor
'.' oa..;, by the Turkish Ambassadors, and his
d hls' u uiiesty's answer, which is highly pa
lDFin -, saam, 10 leave the question OF an abate-
t,'' ol' ,,o terms of the treaty Of Adrianople to
reh' ~ .;an If Count Orlof, at Constantinople.
ne ms -, 81 Of March, dispatches oil the 18th OF
=" ~ from Sir James kempt, were received
' 4@a Colonial Office, and from Sir J. Colborne
# me llth. H.. o,,,n,,a h..
I.' ,,,;or;fy for Waterford.
-'?' I'1' uon.e of Lords on the lst OF March,
u NJ VA Of Wellington, in reply to a question
TIE %a E.rI of Winchester, remarked ''that ne
t',' h, expected upon this occasion to enter
'''" ~ .nb;sct Of reduction of our establish
tn, n, The noble Earl asked it his maJes-
". y. -,,srnnent intended to propose the reap
liant Of the Finance Committee: they had
ma such Intention
~. R,jas,.-Oa the Cd of March, the Chan
Mo- tbe ExchcQuer, in reply TO question
t,Io,d +. Osborne. gave notice that, TO meet
gO'l a,nr,l anxiety Of the House and the country,
az III on the 18th instant Though it was ear
~, ,ba session than 1t was usual to introduce
u.s. A. p,Jgp,. brinr forward the annual statement
Wv the finances of the country and the
,;,r,1oS Ninisters-a statement which, he trust
"a would prove satisfactory.
nging the same sitting, Sir Charles Wether-
n ',atr Attorney GeneraD brought forward his
ao,op 70. papers aud documents connected with
IN. lar, prosecutions for libel, instituted BY the
n..,srt Attorney General against MIR. AleXan-
5.r Fiiror of the Morning Journal. Sir Charles
,,,.,sI,d his motion b. a very long and able
r,serb man the law of libel. and in favor of the
H.,,y Of the press. The Attorney General made
an eibora,e reply, and defended the course he
l,dt.k,n in those prosecutions, with Distinguish
yj ability. The motion was opposed by Sir
Fauri, Burdett, Mr.. Pee, the Solicitor General,
and others. and supported BY Mr.. O'Connell and
Mr.. S,idler. After very long debate, the mo-
dOu was agreed 10.
Nre ofHe COnirH-In the House of Com
mons. on the Sd of March, Mr.. &. Davenport
sad he understood his motion for an Inquiry into
he State of the Nation being somewhat disagree
able to Ministers, it was intcaded TO throw OBJ
,a,les in his way. BY avai!ias themselves of FRI
day being order day. to prevent his motion from
coming on until late hour, when The patience of
| the House must be nearly exhausted. He, dow
ever. wished 10 state, that he should be III his
place on that night. and take the sense of the
House as TO proceeding with his motion or not.
He held in his hand petition which showed the
necessity for this inquiry: it was petition from
the retail shOp-keepers of Manchester-the Sc
cond town in the kmgdOm-complaning that the
distress of this numerous class was greater than
had ever been Known. The petition was signed
BY every shOp&eeper inthat large town, with the
exception of three these were-the first. a
butcher. who was too drunk to sign the petition
laugh the second, was a Quaker A
ln-i.-"hO declined signing it, saying that he
cOnfded in the wisdom of Parliament; and the
unri was a pensioner, taN-gatherer, who did
lO' Ind fault with the state of things. The pc
ann prayed for an inquiry into the cause Ofpub-
cdl,'res', and reduction of taxes.
Some conversation followed, during which it
va suggested that the motion mi"ht better be
4:lerred until after the Expose of the Chancellor
d the EXcheQuer, to be made on he 18th. Mr..
Feel declared himself ready. at any moment. to
meet II The mover did not assent TO the pro-
posed DELAY
us generally believed that the Speaker will,
1O0ll Easter, be called to the House of Peers by
ue Ute OF Lord Lexington. This title, though
az" eNthct, was, about century ago, borne by
Que ol tse sutton family. The associations which,
>''Oe n'iy wears ago, would have made this title
s'' very agreeable, are now almost fnrgottens-
VI VINO Tow teels personal interest in the orr
-" progress. Or results even of the American
ar mentioned.
ne DlAeof Newcastle has written letter to
~ s pOTaInS Journal, denying that Sir Francis
lug D'.Te' statement in the House of Commons,
l," 'nlTSes HIN with being boroughmonger,
''uiO' mas been verv general for two or three
-, ta'', mat Ministers intend to yield the point
- e.,'sy Nn'ch taey obtained SO small majority
D' "'Sht OF Lord John Russell's motion.
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