Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-01
From MsN Y. Commercial Advertiser, JuIy Se
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

in type, ie was announced that the Great Western.
was in the quarantine, The weather being % E,erv
that she was not perceived from the telegraph. untiE
she was close in upon as.
By this arrival we have received Giles Of paperu..
London and Liverpool 70 the 9Th. and Brissd 70 the
9th Of July. Our previous advices were London To-
the 18th, and Liverpool 70 the l4th Of June. The
news 10 consequently twenty-five days later.
Important intelligence had been received from the
against the Pacha Of Egypt This was on the 9Th Of
June and az the same time the Sultan despatched
feet and considerable reinforcemenis the rebels in
SYRIA where we insurrectiOn aeainst the Pacha was
We are sorry to say there is Q material decline in.
cotton, amounting in the aggregate to about "a Of an
l4th 10 he 2lst june was IA to aSth from The sist
to the 26th l4h; and from the 20h, to July 3d. also
IA. After the ID no change.
Correspondence Of the Commercial Advertiser
Release of EAs Canadian Prisoncrs. II affords ma
great pleasure to inform that the government have
seven other Canadian prisoners who pleaded guilty to-
the charge preferred against them in Upper Canada
in the hope Of receiving her Majesty pardon NV
opinion 10, that the order for their release will be ss-
Lord John Russell sent to them on Monday, deman.
ding whether they would enter into security not to.
enter IL The province Of IIPsF Canada 2. approach
lease them Yesterday the prisoners returned an an
sweT. which read in manuscript They say, TINT
having no desire TO enter Upper Canada, they will
ling to enter into the required bonds; but ask her
permitted to enter the province at any future PERIOD
provided either Of them can obtain he permission Of
the colonial government 10 do so.
l was some time in Newgate with Mr. Parker. I
BILE of the kind attention shown to him by MANY who
have taken an interest in the welfare Of himself and
THE Steamer British Queen.-You have expected
the arrival this vessel before the arrival Of the Great
Western. but the magnitude Of the undertaking has
mad hQP n To- flNv Nho
which was the first instant She is now making
pleasure tour to some Of the important ports in
Enga"d . She was at LverpoO On Monday and was
She len Liverpool on Tuesday, tor Cork. and will
be here tomorrow or Saturday. Junius Smith, Esq.
her acting manager told me Yesterday that she would
touch at Portsmouth, and leave that port on the AFTER
noon Of the lth or early on the la.h Your indefat.
gable news v; collector Captain William sscO, must
clock you may get hold Of the letters and papers
which she may carry to your address. She has now
one HUNDRED and forty passengers engaged besides
Duke OF Wellington, Lord Durham, and many other
leading men are to visit the ship at Black Wall
Da .1a Wsosseri;-You will! see by the London pa.
pers thas this gentleman s not lost sight of this great
city: He has been the favored guest Of many disn-
guished persons, among whom was her Majesty the
The Bank Of England-I. is more than probable
that before this reaches you you will have heard thai
est to fre end halfPe cent. We have heen for
some Gays IN state OF great excitement with the be-
hct that It wonld go even another step farther and
make i sir. Yesterday (4th) passed off without any
notce from the bank, and it may now stand at the
July 5h, 6 O'Clock, p. NJ
Death Of LadG Fora Hashags-I learned frnm
high authority last evening" that this interesting lady
she fingered until between and o'clock this after
noon, when she expired. The Queen has ordered
Buckingham Palace TO be closed.
Ch0PfS uknl
House Of Commons on the 18th, by Mr.. Atwood. II
was literally rolled into the House, being cylinder
Ct parchment, about the diameter Of coach wheel
Mr.; Atwood was allowed to make speech in favor
On the 18th. the Jamaica bill was passed in The
House Ct Commons by majority Of l0-vOte 267 for
In the House Of Commons, On the 9TH. the Canad,
oil had ltsasecond reading, and was ordered to be-
committed on the 1lth.
Sir Lionel Smith has been transferred from the gov
eminent OF jamaica to that Of Mauritius. Sir Chas.
Mescaf succeeds him at Jamaica.
London, July 1--WE have to announce on the nm
monty OF letters OF the l2h ult from antnopc,
that the Sultan has not only declared war against
Mehemet ALL but as supreme Caliph Of the Faith
ful and Representative Of the Prophet: pronounced!
sentence OF accommodation against the Pacha and
me- son lbrahnm, deposng them from the government
Of Egypt and Syria. This sentence was pronounced
BY his Hghness on the gh, the s.vah or bull Of male
grave consultation Of the most learned Doctors If the
MussaI'nan law. The 18th being Friday, the Moham-
mccain 500O0tn, the sentence OF accommodation
was to be read in a.. the Mosques.
We have. says the Baltimore Chronicle, carefully
canned the proceeding OF the ce'ebratcns Of tho
Fourth Of July throughout the entire South. and we
must confess our surprise ct the great cordially with
which the name Of Mr.: Clay seems every where to
have been received. We might GIL our paper with
Virginia. North Carolina, South. Canina, Georgia.
and indeed all the Southern States. His name is look.
cd upon % the rallyDe point Of the opponents Of the
Administration, and the TACT that he il the most fear
ed by the powers that be. may be inferred from tho
circumstance that, in the tOasa condcmnaory Of tho
Wing party: no name Of tae Th;g candidate; for The
Ctays. The Charleston Courier publishes that por-
ton Of the address Of tho Wing Central Committee Of
Virginia Which refers to Mr. Chy. and appends to it,
"Ths voice Of Virginia ia the voice If tho South.
Look Of the spontaneous cu,breakings Of popular feel
ing on the Fourth Van Buren, has had his tnrn. Ro.
sy-ihe democratic rule laid down hy jackson and
Van Buren,. The country has called i6r Clay in its
tmo OF trouble Z now seeks 70 honor him 10 its dav
o. prosperity The Nation seeks to reward its Oldest
servant who has worked most and longest without
!, NJ; c1sy17while .. Buffalo. the Municipal Au.
hosptalties OF the city''''-which, beyond the ex-
preston q kindness implied in the offer, Mr. C. de-
SnS s,. ns met ~ The citizens in the PhIk
Common Council, by MI. Stow.
From q: reply 70 this address, we make this ex.'
Hact' AHer stating his belief that the Opposition"
would be asuhiect of eternal reprOsch f ditEeren
ces about men were permitted to bring disaster upon
the cause, MIR. Clay thus contned-
ion and harmony, away with il, and concentrate up-
on some individual more acceptable to all branches
OF the opposition. What is q public man worth who
bis country Ihave unaaectedly desired retirement
Iyet desire e; when. consistently with the duties
and Obligations which owe. can honorably retire.
inflicted in many severe battles and hard campaigns
ever received his discharge with more pleasure than
should mine. But think, that like him. wsheut pre-
sumption. am entitled to an honorable discharge
Ihis la manly langlaee. and indicnies nm hnnoraha