American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-13

nun v lSbiia otdtC, hat the hGlS GHCuuiY VIM
had originally only given verbal assurance of the
intended evacuation of the Principalities has trans.
mtted to each Of the Ministers of the Allied Pow
ers, copy OF the order sent by the Dvan to recall
the Asiatic troops, and to adopt every measure
necessary to prevent vexatens and disorders from
being committed in their retreat"
The intelligence from Madrid is to the 18th
June, at which time the movements Of the Insur-
gents said to be daring, and The means adopted
to suppress them attended with very little success.
The Cortes adopted the proposition of the Com
mite of War and Finance, and 10000 militia we're
to be called Immediately into actual service.
The London Courier, June %, says--"The peace
of Europe will not be disturbed. The Congress
that is to be held at Florence in September, will
be removed from thence to Verona"
Intelligence from St. Petersburg states, that the
Imperial Guards had received orders to return to
that capital, which was considered decisive of the
pacific settlement of the differences with the Tur-
kish government.
The Emperor of Russia had ordered certain
Greeks, which he styled NOTORIOUS abettors OF
Ypsanti," to leave his territories.
The Emperor Alexander has issued an Uksse,
directing that prohibited goods which may arrive,
in vessels, 1.-THE captains OF which prove that they
left their respective ports before the new Russian
tariff had reached tem) shall be received and per-
milted to be sold on paying the ancient duties.
Intelligence of the complete settlement of the
differences with the Chinese Government, had been
received in London.
The accounts OF the capture of General Berton
is confirmed he has been sent TO Poictiers to be
tried
The Paris papers contain accounts OF fresh plots
and differences between the King and the Cortes
by which it would appear that the affairs OF Spain
were fast approaching to crisis. The march oil
French troops to the Pyrenees continued, but il
was stated that it was owing TO new regulation in
the military state Of France. Movements of troops
took place in every other direction well towards
the Pyrenees.
The Irish papers continue to present the heart
rending descriptions of want and misery with which
the peasantry are afflicted. BY official returns pub
lished by the Cork Committee, it appears that il
that city alone upwards of 10000 persons are II
want of employment and food. Labor has fallen Sc
much in value that mechanics who formerly earn
ed three shillings per day, thankful for employ
ment at pence per day on the public roads.
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WILLIAM HAYWARD, Jun. of Talbot, offers him
self as candidate to his fellow citizens of Queer
AIMS, Caroline and Talbot counties (the seventh
Congressional District of Maryland) Tor seat il
The next Congress of the United States.
Mr.. CosDEN declines being considered candi-
date for Congress, for the district composed of Har
ford, Cecil and Kent counties, Maryland.
William S. Lassell, Benjamin Massey, William
II. RiDggod, and Joseph Ireland, jr. are the Kepub
ican candidates for the House of Delegates for Ken
county, Maryland.