Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
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i the u son Mere Journal of Tuesday Evening.
ARRIVAL Of THE ACADIA! %

Alihi7Al VI Inc ACAUlA!
TFrEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE!
fho steamship Acadia, Capt. Ryrie, arrived
: MS part, this morning. at half past 5 O'clock
IN liverpool, whicl, place she lett on the at.
ianrn ai the l0,h ult.-Shc brought frnm LW-
,'pr, - passengers, Of whom Ii were left at
.',(,x.
horc ia nothing by this arrival Of a peculiar |
g ~ Iresin- character, excepting the destruc
!,n by fire OF the L. S. Steam Frgatc Missouri,
s G.hraltcr Bay, particular account Of which |
yil bc found in another coumn. The London
nrney mlrkel rem,i;is about the same as per
81: alriccs, and there has been very little iluc-
- an in the price" ol stocks. The improve
out ~ th2 manufacturing districts, still con-
- wiki the exception Of a slight decline Of
,ic.. a Manchester. The reports from other
or's oI iht manufacturing districts are decided
i'rorabc the demand continues good,-a
.. lie during The winter, and consequent rise
LOB, is confidently anticipate '. The cot.
.i kct is ani'na,ed--thc demands, both in
a., oftraln and speculation. continues con-
,e-and the general impression appears
hat an advance in price may, before long
. expected. Tho prices Of breadsuffs have
"A we'll kept up; but it is thought that the
- weather will ensure an abundant harvest,
that corn will be plentiful and cheap during
.. r'hcouling winter.
Ine s;cam.packet llbrrnia arrived At Liver.
-.a at ta'f past one o'clock, IN the morning OF
- 18Th ul'., and the Great Western at half past
'rr, on the following MORNING. difference in
r.v'r OF the lIibarna, of tweny.seven hours.
t'ie overland mail from the East, had not ar.
rived, being more than fortnight behind it's time
.ome apprehcnsIons were excited in consc-
I.ncc.
The QUEEN OF E>GLAND.-On the eth uli.,
Zen Victoria and Prince Albert, accompanied
he Prince de Sninville, embarked IN board
p rnval yacht at 2report, on their return TO
r.iand, after nearly weeks residence at the
Ini:can dEu. The royal yacht, e.Nwted by
war steamers, am a British squadron OF ships OF
MAR, arrived N Brighton on the same day, after a
rissagc Of little more than six hours. Her Maj
s,yond the Prince remained al Brighton till the
Glowing tuesday, when they re.embardcd,
.l,l the Intention of paying visit to the King
o; tho Br'grans a, Ostend. Having passed the
wight off Wamcr Castle (thu residence Of the
Dukc of Wellington as Lord Warden OF the
t.qnr por:s,) the royal squadron stood out ID
.oa carry tho next morning, and the ilns,rlons
vorAIrrs. after rouyh passage, arrived in good
hoah aud spirits at Ostcnd, where King Loo
pod, accompanied by his queen, awaited thci'
arrival. The royal party was 10 visit Bruges
Ghcu', Brussels, aud other famous cities Of thr
Netherlands, and would perhaps vis, the iic|t
# Waterloo, and return 10 England about tho
25'h NJ September.
iErLAND.-1hc agitation in ireland moves OF
at It's usual pace. The weekly repeal rent La;
for somc months past exceeded Gl000 but las
week it tell to f735. The ASSOCIATION have is
cnal couner-maniesto TO the Qucens speech
addressed "io the inhabitants of the coun;ric
sIhlect To the British CROWN" and signed b.
D!Iicl O'Conncil. lis an elaborate attack oil
Styon' government of Ireland, and is ordere
80 be printed ~ broad sheet, and posted " il
London, aud Bath, and Bristol and bigotcd Lv
crpoo'," and elsewhere. The repcalers ar
anNonsly looking forward TO the assembling c
O'Conucl's Parliament, to consist OF: 5000 men
hcrs each Of whom is to bring fl00 with hin
and whosc meeting is 10 constitute the "neA
great Step towards the attainment of the srail
otect Of their desires. Meanwhile, Govern
ment is evidently ipseParing for the worst. III
most in+m;aaofc military preparations are max
-&S1hroughuut Ireland, in the evident an,lcipa
iron of a coming struggle.
WALEs.-The troubles in Wales seem to b
on the increase, and may be regarded as trul
serious. Some contests have taken place be
tween the police and the Rebeccaites-. bloc
has been shed--which only seems to increas
the desperate ire Of the insurgents. numbe
uf turnpike gates have been destroyed, and a
cd wnnln who kept one of them, was wilful
shot dead Oh The spot Several ncendiary fire
have also occurcd--and other proofs exhibited
disposition to enforce the laws and preser,
Order. :
The Ercbns, Capt. James Clark Ross, and It
Terror, Cnmman'er L. Il. Crozer, employed
discovery vessels, arrived on the l2i inst.