Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-17
LOSS OF THE GEO. CANNING PACKET
SHiP--AND LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Tie packet ship George Canning, Capt. Allyn,
from. Liverpool for N. York, was wrecked on
Absicru neuO 30 miles south OF Sandy Hook
atoaL II O'clock Saturday night, dining kea.
Wy gale. The and passengers have been sa,
we'd, and hopes entertained of saving large
part If the cargo. The letter bag was also saved,
which with London papers to the Oath and Liver
pool to the 25tb Nov. has been taken 10 Philade
phio.
The latest accounts from Sunderland are TO the
2lst, giving the following statement Of the sick
on that day.
Diarrhpa, 81
Common Cholera, 30
Malignant do
Ofwhont focr of the latter died.
The London Morning Herald of the goth of
Nov. says:--'rhe daily report from Sunderland
supplies its usual amount of deaths, two persons
having died OF common, and four of malignant
cholera, according 10 its statement.
A letter ccrroborates what we suspected all along,
that the adoption of any thing in the nature of a
Gordon Sdnitsre in any part tthis kingdom would
meet with the most determined resistance from the
pcopc-in short, that it would be uttely impract-
cable measure of precautionary regu alton.
The same letter states, the result of expert
encc in Sunderland, what has often been stated
from different quarters before, that the victims of
the disease have been found to consist almost
clusvcly of persons reduced by poverty or disso-
lutte habits To state of body predisposng them to
such disease.
We find the following in the Morning Herald of
the 2lth:--
We understand that the second mate of the Sa-
RAJ, from Virginia, u. S. has been missing since
Friday lGst, and under circumstances which leave
little doubt hat he has fallen sacrifice t" the Sin
iercsts of sciencc"-or, in other Words that he has
been murdered for the benefit of the surgeons,
This affair has excited as may be easily supposed,
great interest amongst persons connected with ship
ping. Sailors, from their habits are peculiarly liza
BILE to fall into the claws ofthc blood hounds in hui
shape by which England is now SO signally
dsgraced. The unfortunate mans clothes have
been found iii house OF ill-fame.
He tnc young man, standing about five
feet ten inches high. The extent to which the no
rihle crime, o. destroying human beings for the
purposes of dissection, is carried in London is per-
lecy astounding People missing lie every
ant ct t.ie r.tsaroIis. The who swept
She ross. ~ y. to top a Stamford street
W&tor,co road has not been heard of to-
several VEGAS, and he was person of regular
habits, l;.e doubt is entertained that he has been
murdered.
On the 21st o. November, the King of England
further prorosucd Parliament until the 6sl Of De-
cemher.
The King, on the same day, issued precama-
ton, declaring political associations" unconstitu
tona and Illegal.
The papers tccm with accounts tf meetings.
disturbances, riots, want and Sickness in England.
The lawyers in Kilkenny, Ireland, haze refused
to undertake the recovery of tithes for the clergy.
The English papers contain form of prayer
used by the Hebrews in their synagogues ac-
count of the Cholera.
LirerpooL Cotton Market, Norsn,ber 22.-The
sales of the week 5000 bags in prices there is
a decline. The arrivals, 5 vessels from the
United States and i from Brazil.
The London Herald discusses with earnestness the
probability that the powers OF Europe will disarm
and arrives at the conclusion that, notwithstanding
the reduction of Poland and The settlement Of dis
putFs between Holland and Belgium, such a desra-
bic end will not be attained. Austria yet holds Italy.
Prussia has not given the promised constitution.
Russia is DESTROYS of further conquests in Europe.
Turkey, and Asia and France have Just reasons
to apprehcnd the movements Of the Carlsts.