The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-09-14
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800 ~tsN.t tA1A hse NmC 81 khe 0e~
pariurs of The Grrai Western b lhalol The
Margsrs, sppsars ioihsve been 6ne, All
he prospects Of he crop. s,rs better,
Flour Al Liverpool Vas dilieu:t af sale.
snd duty paid foreign vas quoted on ,bs
8 h at 81 10 Do loser.
The Revolution IN Spain Is complete.
The Regen,, Gen. Espsrlero. has III. the
Kingdom, and gone % Englsnd.
Tie Duke af Wellington had deeIn,d
~ bis place in Pa,lismen,. IN answer "a
. speech from Lord Rhodes, that The 1ri.
ii,h government were fully prepared 10
msintsin peiee in IIsland. foreibly il lhsy
NUT, peacsbly II Trey could.
The conservative nobility in The nnrIh
Of ireland have had . ne, ting al Belfast.
and passed stoag resolutions ssansl Res
PEEL. Tie Repeal csu,e does no. make
much progress IN the norIh.
F.lhsr Mat he's spp ara TO be pursuing
his temperance career slno,l - triumph.
sn,ly IN Enllsnd % no did in Iceland.
Thousands hrrelors ,ctsrits OF Baeehu,,
having signed the pledge.
A huge bell. said 10 be The largest er.s
eaa in England. was shipped lur Mon.
iftal II London On The 7Ih ult. ilweighs
seven tons, eleven bundled cw,. and
~ elve pounds. and 10 lcrihe new Cattle.
dial. Its diameter - the mouth 10 seven
left three inehes. The elaprer weighs
more ,hsa three hundred weight.
The TRAY Of HashinriOn.-on The
motion that lie Spesksr leave the chat,
N order 10 Tie commitment of the bill
framed 10 execute The s,h article Of The
Washington treaty, for The sonsnder Of
offenders IN Ameries and Enelsnd nrs
luslly, Mr. Vernon Smith desired that
some prov isious should be inttoduesd in
fasor uf future slaves. The Attorney
Gener.l explained, that the free or ser.
vile stde Of The accused could nnl be al.
lowed TO enter into the question OF he
tight 10 reclaim him Tor bis alleged Of.
fence. Mr.. Maraulay said the laws Of
the County where The offence We, cons
mitlea became III important que.tion. II
women in England stabbed man 10 81.
tempting 10 ravish her, she would no, DO
guilty Of murder: but such en- act would
be murder il committed in Georgia BY
Gu ,droon girl sgs,nsther master. lfir's'
men kidnapped should seize The vessel IN
which thew we're carried of, that act
would mol be piracy; but IL would be r'
rscy il committed by slaves. He would
a,k, too. what was To happen where The
supposed criminsl. being aslave. should,
when sent back. be acqultsd' The A.
tornsy General sas oi opinion, that u lie
offence took IFS character only from The
slavery Of The aroused. as in the sup'
posed cause Of murder and piracy, he
would not usder The Ptoposed enact.
men, be d,livered mp. Ia reply to Lord
Palmerssen, lord Stsnley saId, that The
governors Of English cnl"nies had or
der, 10 extend protection 10 slaves III
vessels driven To English por's BY stress
| NJ weather. AfIei some further discussIon'
IN which Mr.. Thoma. Dupc"mbs qu's-
"on,d the bona ft'es Of the American 60.
ssrnmrn' in respect to The treaty, and 81
Robert Peel said lie saw no reason '''
suspicion, the hnuse resol,ed ITSELF ln''
c"mmiree: and Mr. HAYES proposed an
alteration combining the operation Of T., me
h'l 20 offenders being irremen. i'';
pren"ssl wa neeatived, by SO TO 20; anu
the bill passed through commli'ef; a. GU
a sinlr bill founded On like convention
with france.