American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-02

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nariog the knowledge of this fact"
The accounts from Odessa are to the 18th OF
Nav, and from Constantnople TO the l4ih. They
confirm the evacuation OF Modayia and Wallachia
by the Turkish troops. Russian vessels were clear
ing out at Odessa, loaded with grain Tor CONSTANT
nople. On this subject the London Courier OF the
10th remarks, $50 assured are the merchants oil
peace that they warrant the vessels Tree OF capture
or seizure at Consantinope, and several ships were
yesterday insured at Lloyds, under tnese CHcum-
stances at one per cent"
The West India Trade, and Colonial Trade Bills
passed the House of Commons on the 9TH. They
had been read in the House of Lords, and ordered
to be read second time on the l7,h of June.
AT splendid levee held by the King of England,
on the 18th, Mr. Washington Irving was presented
by The American Ambassador.
The last accounts from Ireland are more and
more deplorable. At Clare so persons were i'll Of
fever In the western part of Galway, men, women
and children, dying of starvation and the mortality
so great, that every one vino could flying as
from plague Sligo was similarly circumstanced
In Cork county a typhus fever of most malignant
kind had already appeared. In Mayo, the deaths
from starvation were increasing In Short great
part of the west and south of ireland presented
the shocking and appalling spectacle of dense
population in a state OF famine and upon the brink
of pestilence. We repeat says the last Dublin
paper. "that million Of men, women, and children,
are starvng-are actually dying of hunger, and in
OF the finest seasons ever remembered, ma
lignant fever, with every appearance of the worst
symptoms Of pestence, has set in"
Notwithstanding the subscriptions continued to
be liberal, it is said they are wholly inadequate to
the actual wants Of the people.
The Dublin Patriot remarks on this subject
awe pledge ourselves to this fact-that the dis
tress in extent and degree, even in those parishes
where was supposed to be less severe, is fright
fn and APPALLING; and that scenes have been wit
messed by the visitors, which so far exceeded any
idea that had been formed of what human nature
could endure, that the beholders we're obliged to
retreat in dismay and horror. We speak not OF a
solitary instance oil wretchedness such as we have
described, but Of masses of it, where human beings
had no. tasted food for six and thirty hours, and
where sixteen were only preserved by some morsel
Of food administered by creatures almost as pallid
and wo-woln, but who had Just as many rags as ena-
bled them TO crawl out without outragng decency
The trial of MIR. Stuart for killing Sir q. Bos-
well, in duel, took place at Edinburgh on the 10Th
Of June, and lasted s hours He was acquitted.
Mr. Jeffrey was OF his counsel.
SEMLIN, May 20.--The pos from Saonlch, &
Sores at length arrived yesterday at Belgrade, and
brought accounts very unlavorabe to the cause Of
the Greeks. The Pacha Of Salonichi had received
reiniorcements and had defeated the Greeks near
Jerizza. After this, lie fell upon thirty Greek vii
lagos, and carried away the women and children as
slaves. The Christians at Salonichi have purchased
many of obese unfortunate persons for three OF
four piastres, in order to rescue them from the
wieched fate that awaited them.
PARIS June 10.
"The state Of Constantinope was still the same
on the 9Th May. The Greek p pula;ion of the
Isle of Chic were conveyed successfully to Con-
santinope, and sold like vile herds the most con-
siderable persons, and women of the first families
were treated like the Others There were accounts
at Constantinople Of an unfortunate naval combat
for the Turkish fleet, but no certain details were
given.