Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

both inclusive. They contain but little news of
interest, as the accounts from the Continent are
not so late as are contained in our French papers
by the Poland. We have selected few items
relative to the aflirs Of England and Ireland.
". 7. Standard
! Reuenue 1T appears that upon the whole
financial year, as compared with the last, there
is an increase of 239 $780, but upon The quarter
itselfa deficiency to the amount OF g. 045L
Nc Dawkins, the British resident minister
in Greece, has been accredited Minister Plen-
potentiarv since the arrival Of King Ohio and
his troops at Nauplia.
Viscoun, Goderi,h has been elevated to an
Earldom, By the title of the Earl Of Rippon.
The Marquis of AngIesea has issued procla.
malinn declaring the association called the "Irish
VoluAteers' To be dangerous TO the public peace
aud .afety"-and prohibiting all meetings there.
Ot.
LONDON, April Is
Parliament The House of Commons assem-
bed TO day-a number of petitions acre present.
ed from different places, praying for the abolition
Of Nesro slavery. Lord Althorp gave notice that
he would move to. morrow for leave to bring in
bill to enable persons to purchase small annuites
by means of the Savings Banks. The house
then went into committee of supply, and Sir J.
Graham, in moving the resolutions for certain
sums Of money fur the supply Of the navy. said
that. in addition to the reductions made last year,
amounting To e. 900 10 this department., there
had been further rcuc ton effee ted. amounting
TO Ell, 900, besides 95. 900 which had been here.
tufure received in the shape Of fees, making alto
se,her a saving of $4,000. The several sums
proposed were agreed to without opposition.
! IRELAND.
DUBLIN, April lS-tt Is fact, aScertained
beyond doubt, that the Whitefcet are leaving this
country fer America. The mOment II became
known that the county of Kilkenny was proclaim
I'd, a considerable NUMBER OF those ,niscreauts
fed to the adjoining sea ports, III order to emf
crate to the Uuited States or Canada. A friend
of mine, who has returned from the county Of
Wexford this morning, informs me that the ut
mos, terror prevailed amongst the " hitefeet in
! the neishburhnud Of Ross. and many Of them
have tef, the country. In the county OF Kilken-
nv confidence bad been partially restored. Yes
terday a considerable portion of the gentry as
sembed at Nnrrlands. the seat of VIM. Baily,
Esq, to enjoy the sports Of the field.
! True bills have been found BY the commission
Grand ur, against Mr. John Walsh. one Of the
vice presidents Of the Trades Union. for speech
alleged to be srdilious spoken by him at one of
Evening Post The trial will probably be defer
| red until next commission.
The prices of agricultural produce throughout
! the country are very depressed. Oats are SELL
: ing at Lounhtea. in the county of Galway, so low
as sd per stone This could not renunera'e the
grower, even if the reh,s only half their pre-
sent amount
| The authorities in the city Of Kilkenny have
! directed that all the public houses are 70 be
cleared out after sunset-no crowds are to be al
lowed in the srreets-no music or display OF any
kind to be permtted-ail idle and disorder
persons are to be taken up-but. at the same
! time. no persons whatever who are going on their
lawful business are to be molssted." The natu-
raj good hunor Of ''boys OF Kilkenny" did not
! forsake them on the occasion Ut the proclamation.
On the night previous to its coming int" opera
ton several instruments were got in requisitlon
"a sort Of band, attended by crowd, paraded
the streets; and the most plaintive airs were
| heard ill late hOur.-Gia6e.
From Nassau, " P-The ROYAL Gazette of
! the 9Th instant, says:-" A Portuguese SLAYER
was wrecked at key near Old Harhor, on the
south side Of Jamaica, on the Goth ut. Vessels
aud boats we're Immediately dispatched TO the
wreck, which brought of aud iauded at Old Har-
Dor esq IF the slaves, together with the master
and crew of the vessel. The officer OF the Gus
toms, on going to the Key, inquired it the slaves
had all been landed. and was told that three Ut
them had been lett behind in q dying state; he
then despatched came to the wreck, where
these poor creatures were found alive, and were
landed With the others. On the account reach
ing Kingston. II. NJ. ship Ariadne sailed and re-
turued TO Port Royal With them on the esd"
The following Is from the Argus OF the 9th
instant:-.. An American schooner from Turks
Island, bound to Norfolk, touched here yester-
day morning. to land Mr.. Pugh, the methodist
par.on and his wife. having on board Lieutenant
Burgo,ne, Of the esd regiment, in pursuit OF his
Lady, who. it is stated. had been accidentally
carried away in an American vessel. on board OF
which they we're passengers. having embarked at
one Of the Windward Islands to go to England
by way Of the United States. The master. ex-
perencing bad weather, did not know exactly
where he was, and sent his boat with three sal
lurs on shore to ascertain; for which purpose Mr..
Burgoine accompanied them, who, having land.
cd, found themselves at the Caicos During