Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM LONDON.
By the packet .,ip Sovereign. Capt. Kearney,
from London, the editors Of the New York Com
papers to the 18th Of April Inclusive, with CON-
mercial and Marine intelligence to the same date.
We have Liverpool dates Of the 9th.
ENGLAND.
The adjournment Of Parliament leaves as the
selection Of such few domestic occurrences only
as the interval Of 1--WE days may be presumed 10
furnish.
The renewal Of the charters Of the Bank OF
England, and u the East India Company, were
topics Of great interest. and discussed with great
earnestness, not only in the public papers, out I'd
private circles. A project ives on loot To esta'
blish. in place Of the present insiiiutlon, Ma
tional Bank, on different principles OF organ'za-
ton.
1t is qaite evident. from the tone Of the lead.
ing Journals, particularly OF the i'mes' which
generally catches and follows the fest impulse OF
the popular breeze, that the Grey ministry il on
the wane. The Morning Herald. too, eensures
the conduct and policy Of the administration, in
terms that denote belief of its early dissolution.
In the vacation OF Parliament, the editor of
the Spectator, the hope Of assuaging the speech
making fever, has amused himself in affiIing to
the maine of each member Of the House Of Com.
mons. the number of times each speaker address
ed the House during the last session, and the CO.
Iumns occupied BY the printed report Of their
speeches Lord Althorp, we perceive, spoke
1872 times, Goblet IS, Hume SO. O'Connell l34,
Satton 46, Stanley 60. and Sir Robert Peel IL.
Lord Aithorp occupied SO columns, Cobbett "A.
Hume IS, O'Connell l07, Sutton Z, Stanley az,
and Peel so. The whole number Of speakers
was age, and the whole number Of speeches made
was l776
son John NJ. Goblet. to represent the city Of
Coventry in Parlament-' not, as he says, be-
cause he 10 his son-but because he thinks him
more 6t than any one else in assisting him 1.-THE
father) to do good TO the county,
Upwards Of sixty thousand pounds sterling
have been lost, during the present season, by the
merchants. in the importation Of oranges into
London only.
A new ship of 120 guns was launched at PEN.
broke yard on the I'd. and is the largest in the
British Navy. II vas named, by Lady Owen,
the Roval William.
The Hampshire Telegraph Of the 9Th Of April
contains the following account Of the breaking
out OF the cholera IN a convict ship:
Choiera-The convict ship Waterloo. under
the superintendence Of Mr.. Stephenson, Surgeon,
r. N, says :he Portsmouth Herald. arrived at
the Mutherbank on SUNDAY last. The ship en-
barked her convicts at Chatham and Shterness,
and in few DAYS the cholera made its appear.
ance On board Of her. The worst cases were
immedi removed to an hospital ship. and
eight Of them died. As the remainder were
presumed To be welt, the ship VAS ordered to the
Mo,h.rbank on the s9th, 20 see # Change OF 81.
tua,lon would ensure a Continuance Of health; IN
her two days' passage, however, one man died,
and one man has dyed since her arrival here; she
has now only one case of cholera. and that is
convalesc-nt one. The ship is in the strictcst
quarantine.
Extract Of letter from Capt H, bard, Of the
Hannibal, from New York:
"SpITHE.D, April
al have to inform sou Of our arrival here af.
ter a boisterous passage. We had the misfortune
10 fall IN with,mmense bodies Of ice on the east
ern edge of the bank. ard were two DAYS endea.
vor,ng to force passage through il, but could
not succeed. the ice forming complete barrier.
l therefore was obliged to tack to the westward
l was two DAYS beating to the south, clear Of il;
this, with q prevalence Of eas,srly winds, has
protracted our passage. On the 29th nit. spoke
the Erie, which sailed in company, for Havre;
Captain Funk reported having been five days in
the ice."
IRELAND.
The affairs Of this unhappy and distracted
country assume q more s0mbre appearance. ii
possible, by every fresh arrival. The Whitefeet
continue their depredations. II will be seen. by
the following proclamation Of the Marquis Of
Anglesey, that the enforcing act has commenced
its OPerat,oo in the county Of Kilkenny. This
experiment will probably prove test as to the
wisdom. justice, and necessity, OF the act.
Proclamation Of the Irish Government Under
the new Bill.
DUBLIN. SUNDAY. April The following
proclamation extending the provisions Of the bill
TO the county, and city Of Kilkenny. appeared in
the Dublin Gazette. 1t is stated that a p,ocla.
nation vii appear early in the present week;
prohibiting the msetiugs Of the Volunteers, the
Conservatives. and the Trades' Union:
BY the Lord Lieutenant and Council Of Ireland
PROCLAMATION.
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