Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-07
From the New York Advertiser, Nov. 2.
From Europe.

From the New York Advertiser, Nov. 2.
From Europe.
BY the arrival .y,'sml;.ay of the
SHY Come, Capt. Hall, from Havre
de-trace, We received ii lile OF French
papers to the sth. September, and
Beii's AoD'lon Weekly Messenger Of
the 9TH Of September. From the
latter we have selected the following
articles
London Markets.
Corn Exchange, Monday, September
2, 3 O'clock.
here WAS large supply of new
English Wheat this morning which
experienced dull sale at a reduction
Of As to So per quarter since last Mon
day /; and the Foreign Wheat dccIia-
eU in the same proportion.
Average price OF Wheat for the
week ending 29lh August. SOS. I'D.
American flour per barrel is 52s.
Londou, Sep. Z.
According to all ereditahIe accounts,
che difference between Spain and A.
merioa are about TO he settled in a
manner still more amirablc than had
been anticipated; and the government
OF the United States, having already
given an example Of vigorous asser.
ton OF What they deemed their own
rights, are about 10 follow it by an
example OF moderation and generosity
wncn no one in Europe expected. Ii
is thus stated in some Of the journals
Of the American government, that
the President is about TO restore the
Florldas TO the King Of Spain. requir.
Ing uniy his more eilectual faliiiment
oil that article of the last treaty by
whluI each government has obliged
itself 10 retain the bordering Indians
under due control. Ii America shall
Al, ~ this way; we trust tina. ali Eu-
rope will be unanimous IN expressing
their wisdom and justice of the United
States.
...5# Kew Palace, Sept. 7.
+" The Queen WAS little better
throughout yesterday, and has passed
q good night"
"F. MiLLMAN.
- III. HALFORD."
Palace Yard Nleeiin..-At an
early hour this morning, three Men
were parading the streets, in a cart,
exhibiting banners in large red char
aeters, with the following inscription,
!" Come .atI : l.!
Public .Ueettng, Palace Kurd, this
day at i7retue 0'ct0cR."
0ae OF the principal resolutions in
ten0ed to be submitted 90 the ueet.Eg
W. understand, is that of suggesting
the propriety of calling county meet
ings throughout the kingdom, al
Whirh the grievances of each county
shall DC discussed aud such as may be
thun-ht TO require Legislative inter
fercnre, are To he forwarded 10 the
metropolis by twelve ,elegatrs, and by
tlien la,d before his Royal i:ighness
the Priace Regent in person and
Afterwards, the address, with the
answer of the Grown, 50 Formerly an
nonnced through out all public pia
ces in the United Kingdom.
Manchester.
Extract OF "a letter from Manchester,
dated Sept. 2.
't'i,.a acapp,j,fn,-n If. ,uo.,
vefs, golfers, &c. out OF work has
TIL, week been more numerous than
es.r, and thing this evening wore
Father a serious aspe, {, several lives
having (il is sain) heea los, TO day,
ibtosh We only yet know Of enc inan
Killed, but number have been shot
with balls fired iron, Bei.jamin Gray
AND Co.'S factory, ia its defence agaius,
the zach. who are in consequence.
hish. exas rated ; aud these i, Just
nov 4 o'cio Z. M. work enough,
ioi 'ne ",,osc Of In, military siationr,
here 10 keep things in order, SO as 10
prevent more mlsehirf."
We ,earn froln other sources, that
thu wravcrs had retired, and tina,
tranquility was restored. From Che
same authority, also. we are led to
hope that the affair was not quite so
srr'ons as our correspondent describes.
HE agents OF al iiiiop were s,usily az
worh. s.etters from Stockport state,
that several of the leader, Of the moi
were Inrmerl, in gaoi IN the suspici
on Of irrasrD. One Of these, the let.
tiers mention, spoke the most d;rec,
treason in iiarao ;uiig the mob, who
chcerpd him 1T ever, sentence. f.h..