Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-19
TwENTY.FoUR DAYS LATER.

Arrir0L Of The Great WestPFn-The Great Western
after o'clock, and about 10 l.2 o'clock was of The
Battery on the way to her berth ut the New Pier Of
the Tobacco Ware House.
There is no novelty whatever from the advicesin
the Continent markets. A very good harvest has
been got in, in France.
The most important item of political news by the
,Ss r.! g Be- the settle
The disturbed state Of England continues, particu-
larry in the manufacturing Districs Il is apparen.
that only the military force Of the Government sup
presses violent attempt Mt Revolution by the Chart
ists tits also remarkable that the Government, and
the landlords, as well Us the merchants and manufac-
express no and appear 70 feel no
aarm-and probably none exists, because the purpo-
ses OF the Charsts are so frantic to be ridiculous,
and clearly they are powerless. 9s &
In the manufacturing Districts Of England the cot
Mr. Webster was in Scotland. He was to be at
the Eglintonn Tournament. 3a
:, The London Times. on the authority Of its Paris
our Charge d Aftaires to Sweden, was negotiating
with the French Government the recognition by
France ct the Independence Of Texas. but this was
denied " by authority" in London.
The THAMES TUNNEL.-Mr. Brunei has notified the
Lord Mayor Of London that this work is completed 10
within five feet ON the Middesex SIDE
There is story originating in the Post, that the
Queen s to be married the Prince Albert Francis
SECOND son Of the reigning Duke Of Sake Coburgh
old story renewed, having no new foundation In any
new fact. The Post, however. persists in its an
nouncement, and snys allusion will be made 70 il in
the Propagation OF Parliament.
Correspondence eflhe Nesp. York Express.
- LONDON, August 3D.
had hoped to be able to furnish you, in tI,e inter
esting state OF your grain MARKET accounts Of the
crops in all parts Of Europe that you could be able
pointed nasmuoh as he doubtful S weather as az
opinion. Sssss 8N
In the South Of Europe, the Wheat harvest may be
considered mn over hu the Weld x.oa .,A a. 4. 49, a.
was expected some time ago. though il is good. The
advance in price Leghorn and Trieste Is no sign Of
dshct y The crpP because the news Of probable
In the North OF Europe there appears 10 have been
the same kind Of weather that we have had 80 much
g. " E"gsnd great deal ct rain has fallen in the
TALLY injured The weather by the last dates however,
had been more promising.
The anxiety respecting our crop: continues % be
past has frightened our hopes. yet the anxiety is
hardly mitigated. A hungry, ravenous, uneasy popu
laton already exists on account ct portion Of the
crops and there be another failure t will be quite
impossible 70 keep such q population in check. In
the Southern part Of England the crops known
he good because the harvest is over but in the North
teay injured the crops. and il s certain the harvest
will be late. The chs sacter OF the crops generally
will NOT he known for four Or five weeks-and every
UP. and every day Of rain doom. i1s1'3
The Great Western went out in ]? II days I: the
British Queen 10 - l2, They kept in sight Of each
Great Western bid The smoke 81 the Queen adieu' "
The British Queen, i 10 stated has $50 berths enga-
ged in EDgland TO take passage to New. York.
miles below London Bridge, when he Western sailed.
The CHARTIsTs.-Tbe Rev. }. X. Stephens one Of
the most ineendory Of the popular ha!anguerss had
ced to > months imprisonment in the KnuisioFd
House ofConeetion. and the expiration Of the term
e find surees er hs good behaviour for Eve yearsin
ny t9r 8 I'm sna y awS sars.ss o. tsoo each
and found guilty. and sentencedfO imprisonment from
one TO two years, leaving the party without head
direct their movements Although they are etill agi
leved that little mischief viii be done. Those men
who were concerned in the not n Birmingham, and
who were sentenced TO death. have been repreved.
ces are adopting new and singular method Of an
noyance. They assemble in some public place and
proceed in body 20 the parish church, excluding
10 the clergyman text, and If he breaches from it
they appear 10 be satisfied with his eaurts IN
Generally, the clergyman proceeds with his subject
ibis leads to tumult Az Sheffield ~ persons were
arrested; bat tive only had been committed for trial.
On the 18th Of August they filed the old parish church
n tina, town. and also crowded the Church yard i,
same place on Sunday the 25ih. and had sent re-
qpest 70 The clergyman 10 preach from On James,
hrss ak vesses-" Go to, now, ye nch men, &c.
Desfraeiige Fire and loss of L;te-One Of the most
destructive fires wheh ever occurred in this city,
broke out !hi. morning. about o'clock, the four so
Il originated in the store Of Blaine, TompIins and
Barrett. which was entirely consumed extending on
the north to the warehouse Of teftinius and January,
OH. n. Davis q Go. % The south, il destroyed the
store Of G. NJ. Willing & Co.. Wholesale erocers; z.
n Roberts clothing store; the Wholesale Drug store