American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-30

for extending the intercourse in American shipping
with the British West Indies until the next session
IF Parliament, that they may be afforded an OPP
portunity to be heard upon, and to offer evidence
against the measure.
The issues of the Bank of England up to the 9th
March, exceeded those of the preceding year by
nearly four millions. At meeting of the proprie
tors, in to question: whether it was the in
tention of the Bank to lower their discounts to per
cent. the chairman refused, for the present. to give
any information, as it might occasion dangerous
speculations.
The report of conspiracy in Poland, London
editor thinks may be nothing more than plan in
vented to give the Russian Government an excuse
for acting with more rigor towards that unhappy
nation.
PARIS, March 13-The sentence passed by the
tribunal of the First Instance, department of the
Seine, in the affair of the will of Bonaparte, was
pronounced yesterday In public sit,ing.-After
stating some of the grounds of the judgment, it
concludes as follows.
"The tribunal gives to Sieur LATTE certificate
of The offers he has made TO place in the Golfer Of
deposits the sum of which he is the depostary, au-
thorizes him to make such deposit, declares Count
Montholon Gen. Bertrand, and the Sieur Mar
chand, receiua6les in their suit, and condemns
them to pay the COSTS"
LuClen DOHaparlc paSScu through CTdHkioVl
March /, on his way to Brussels, where his son
was to marry the daughter of Joseph Bonaparte 1t is
announced the continental papers that tine King Of
England will again visit hi nover in June and that
he will pass through Paris.
PARIS, March %.
| Constiiracy in Poland-A private letter from Po
land. contains the following statement :-"The ar
rest of M, Secretary of the Ancient Minister -
has led to the discovery OF very important cores
pondence, which has brought to light conspiracy
formed to irsurrectonize Poland. at the moment Of
the commencement OF hostilltles between Russia &
1.-THE Porte. 1t is said that the grand duke Constan
tine has set off in order personally to give &C
count Of this affair to the Emperor. This plot hs'
defensive rami6cations with Turkey, Italy, Spain 5
leven America, and it appears that several Europea
Thrones were included in the conspirators' plan
attack.
| 1t is confidently affirmed that an association ha
lbeen discovered at Warsaw, which has communlca
tied with the secret societies in the S. Of Europe
Two important personages have been arrested.
i LIVERPOOL, April l.
| The demand for cotton throughout the week en-
ding on Saturday, has been regular, but not exten
lsive or brisk. The transactions consist OF 6l5 bale
sea island at 15l TO Is 4782 bowed, at l-8 I
Il lOid S26 Orleans, at IA to IL IA 500 Ter
,essee at Id to 9 1.9, and other descriptions
". India making the total sales about 9l60 Packa
Iges--ll00 hhds, Flaxseed have been sold at 81 I
52s for N. York, and ass for Baltimore. Swee
| American -four has advanced TO SO 52s per bbl.-
| Ihiladelhhia, nfra, 26.
The ship Unicorn arrived on Wednesday in tn
Remarkably short passage of 25 days from Liver
lpool, and 10 from land Ia land The only informa
tion of any particular interest, which was received
is contained in the following.
. Extract OF letter from Commercial Honse {
u LIVERPOOL dated March 10.
The arrangements are at length completed fc
Iopening the British West India ports to the Am,
rican vessels, and orders for that effect have bee
lsent out. All articles of American produce wi
be admitted on the same terms as in English bo
ltoms-except Flour which is to pay duty of TO-
Iper barrel, while -four from Canada, will be dut
free The expectation of West India produce
Thrown open equal terms in vessels to the upon I
Estates direct
CHARLESTON, April 10.
LATE FROM FRANCE.
t The BIZ. ship Richard Plasket, Capt. Stewart,
4S days from Havre, arrived here yesterday.
n Havre Letters to the 9th, represent the Cote
Market in a very depressed state, and without an
y prospect of amelioration bales of Georgi
d land $500 of New Orleans on hand-29 a SOB sou
for Upands; Sea-Islands AZ sous. Rice was in r
demand, although there had been no arrivals of til
. new crop.
We learn verbally, by the arrivals from Havr