American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
From tie London Examiner.
Of Restored Destofispi.

withuhe following pithy piece OF intelligence -
Vienna, Sept 24.-On the 10Th of this month
some OF the Deputies of the Neapolitan Parla-
ment and among them Nlessrs. PetrinelI Poerio,
and Gabriel Pope, passed through this city on their
way to Prague, the place Of their banishmen The
King Of Ae Tauo Settles, has entrusted them 10 me
care Of our Government. Others will be conducted
to Spielberg, and the celebrated Cocillis to Man
gatsch,"
The offence ofthese victims OF reacherous power
u.s. the participation in the Revolution OF Naples
that glorious and almost unanimous effort which
threw of an imbecile despotism, and established
to its stead the best Constitutional System existing
IN Europe -Messrs. Poerio, Gabriel Pepe, and
their companions IN misfortune. were guilty OF
thinking that CERTAIN millions OF human brings ought
not to be ruled by the sole caprice oil "a silly old
man and his corrupt iavorites They were guilty
OF admiring and initiating, with more provocatlon
and more wisdom the resolution OF 1858, which all
Engshmen cali "glorious" They were guilty Of
treating with surprising moderation the King and
Courtiers whom they had removed from their chad
enlnence. They were gully OF trusting the
promises and oathS of that King, who took
every oppoFunity Of declaring his Joy at the nation
al change. And lastly, they were guilt" OF deten-
ding, at the-eminent risk Of their lives and liberties
the native country which they had rescued from the
incubus Of tyranny against the invasion Of foreign
among themselves, est his own slaves should be
tempted 10 follow their example. This is the sum
total OF their crmes-nothing further is either
charged or suspected Of them. They neither sought
unjust gains nor personal aggrandizement at the
expense of their fellow subjects liberties. Yet the
monarch restored by perjury and foreign bayonets
TO his blood stained throne has seized them, has
condemned them without trial, and has handed them
over to the foreign invaders, TO be confined as long
he nd he
separate dungeons ola hostile land
Nhw YoRK, March 10.
Capt Lavender, from Canton, states that, on the
9th Oct. Chinese woman was found dead along
side an American vessel, and attributed to the crew
of The Emily, of Baltimore In consequence of
which, all business with the American trade was
stopped until the Goth OF Oct. One of the crew of
the Emily, an Italian, was given up to the Chinese,
who was tried and executed on the % of October
when the trade resumed its usual course,
NEw YoRK, March is
The Hon. John Randolph, who has been in this
city for the last two days, this morning embarked
for England, in the Ainity, Capt Maxwell. Among
the passengers is Mr. Monroe, son OF the Post Mas
ter at Washington City, who is on his way to Join
the Russian array.
CrNc1vNATT, Feb 96,
u Mrgs hog "A hog, raised by Stephen Bower,
Esq miles from Lebanon, in this state, 9 years &
months old. and weighing $50 lbs May be
seen at the Pork-House of Andrews * Shays, on
Front street, near the Miami Bank.
During the year 1921, l447 persons were com
United to the Jail of Boston for debt. On this cir |
cum lance, the Editor Of the Boston Public Sales
Report remarks; "The average Of the loss Of la !
Cor and the expenses OF the commitment, cannot
be estimated at less than $50 FOR each, making a
ri s6 lnCg 80 al r
Fracture ofhie Thigh For this inconvenience
Hppocrates prescrlbes thus: "In fracture OF the |
thigh the extension ought to be particularly great,
the muscles belng'so strong that, Notwithstanding
the effect of their bandages, their contraction is |
apt to horen it. IrvonM aGuise the tanent 10 suffer-
The other thigh 10 be 6roken also, order 10 haze them
Of one length."
DARrEN (Geo.) March 7, |
The schooner Harmony, Captain Anderson, sal |
led from this port yesterday, for Fort St, Marks,
(APpslachy Hay,> with passengers, and cargo OIL
sugar Cane plants, sugar boilers cotton seed plan
tstion implements, sc and to-day the schooner
Eliza Potter, capt Bennett, sailed for Boni vista
(St. Johns Rivera With full cargo of sugar-cane
plants, from which it would appear grea, exertons
ere making to establish the sugar cane in the Flo
rdas.
NEW York, March IA.
Mr.. Staas5ury--tle EMPEROR Ale1ander-P ria.
Ting Presses &c Several months since, Mr. STAINS |
bury, tor time at the head Of the school for the
6ea and dumb IN this city, and the ingenious inven
tor OF what is termed Stansbury Prting Press, en-.
tafked fol Russia 'Et will be recolected that tfct
Emperor Alexander gave our countryman, MrI
ely mer, $1,000 forpne Of his Columbian Presses i
end has now presented Mr. Stansbury with ikeI
sum for one OF ais presses, which has been in ope-
ration IN ST Pete.Uurgh In addition, we Learnt
that Mr. Stansburv 10 much in favor ar the Russ;a
capital, and has been made member Of the coin
tnitee for the Rcoirn of Prison Discipline, &c.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.