American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-19

in all matters ofenterprize anG proHt-have alread
commenced the growth and manufacture of this arti
Gle IN no lncoEsiderable quantities. A pedlar iron
that State, few days since, passed through thi
Town, and furnished the stores with excellent sewn
SILK, the growth OF Connecticut, at cheaper rat
Than imported sewing silk can be purchased in Bos
ION. We are told, that more profit is actuall
yielded by the comparatively light work OF rearinl
the mulberry, nursing and attending that pattern
industry, the SitE-tOorm, than in most kinds O
agricultural business. The experiment has beef
tried tor several years in the vicinity of Norwich
Con. ". Hnn,p. Pat.
Rhode Island Sitk.--Isaac Barker, Esq of Mid
dletown, Rhode Island, wears very handsome sill
vest, which was wholly produced and manufactured
on his own farm. He has made silk for three OIL
four years, commonly about thirty pounds year
when prepared for spinning, and, we are happy tc
learn, finds 1t avery profitable business, which he
thinks may be extended with ease and advantage
we doubt not, the farmers OF this state might east
Iiy make enough of this valuable article to supply
our own consumption. Thus, one after another
are the resources of our country brought into view
and rendered valuable. The time was, when it wa:
thought hardly practicable to procure woollen hal
iot domestic manufacture. The time may be, wher
we shall export silk stufs, as we now export cot
tons' by bales and cargoes. Northern paper.
THE BRAZTLS.-A passenger in the schoone,
blucher, at this port from Rio Janero, has furnish
lnormaton:-
The Prince Regent is to be crowned Emperor
OF the Brazils on the 18th of October
Preparations were making for that event as we'll
as for defence against Portugal, in case of any
resistance offered by her to the new order Fittings
For the first purpose subscriptions were to be
raised to erect triumpha arches, &c. S.c.-and for
the second government had already borrowed 400 900
mrs from the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. four hundred
European Portuguese had taken passage for Europe,
and were expected to sail in a few days-maDy
more it was supposed would follow in short time
Eight thousand troops had already been raised
IN and about the city OF Rio; and government was
impressing constantly TO increase the number
Two vessels of war were fitting out, and all the
exposed points on the coast were about to be fortified
All persons, whether Europeans or natives in
10 the new government, had received
orders to depart. Those from the sea ports we're
allowed thirty days-hose from the interior sixty.
BAIT. Fed. Gaz. 1lth inst.
.Nta0 Regulations at the Custom House, Haraaa.
Every kind of dry goods imported under Spanish OF
foreign flags from foreign ports, will be admitted to
depose, with theexception of provisions, all liquors
rosn, bumen, timber of every description, soap,
candles and other goods, Of which an exact list will
shortly be published. The goods may leman in
deposiIe for the space Of one year, if the owner
should think proper; but they must be either re ex-
ported within that time, or pay the import duties
- cts. indemnity for expenses of storage, labor
&c. The custom house will charge for the goods
IN deposite per cent on their value, one half on
entering into deposite and the other one half on
taking them out.
The following reductions have been made on our
former duties, viz: the goods which have formerly
paid