American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
LA TEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM FRANCE.

The fast sailing ship Howard, Hodridge, arrived
at New York on the evening OF the 10th inst, and
brought Paris papers to the evening Of the Is ul,.
The Court of Assizes at Poictiers at half past y
at night on the 18th of Sept. lie minated its 18th
and final hearing, when judgment of death was
pronounced against Gen. Berton, Cafe, Sauge,
Henry Fradin, Senechaut and Jaglin JagIin was
be executed at Thours, and the others at Pocters
The Court also condemned for mlsprision, AlIix,
FeroA. Rcque, Ledeir, Lambert, Sauzais, BeauIils
and Condray The latter are sentenced to fine
OF two thousand francs and FIVE years Imprisonment
The other conspi' ators were condemned to small
Ter fines and lesser term OF imprisonment. Berton
and Cafe were degraded from their rank as mem
bers of the Legion OF Honor, and Berton from that
OF Knight OF St Louis.
The individuals condemned to Imprisonment 70,
the affair Of the conspiracy at Rochelle were con-
Quoted on the morning oil the 18th utimo to the
prison at Polssy.
Accounts from Spain state that the iusurrecton
was widely extending, and that the yellow fever had
been introduced in C4diz by an American vessel.
The Emperor of Russia had arrived at Warsaw
on the 9th August.
From the NewYork Commercial Advertiser of Saturday
Confirmation Of the splendid Greek victory.
Although we never doubted for single moment,
this country, of the glorious triumph oil the Greek
patriots over their barbarian oppressors, would be
substantially confirmed we have found it necessary
from time to time, to expose the vie attempts oil
that corrupt press IN Europe, hich never fails to
disguise the truth when the of liberty is con
cerned and to aud the atrocous deeds Of the most
abomnable despotisn in the world, providing il
gus its thirst for blood, under the banners of Lee
Sitimacy." The instance which We gave yesterday
OF this policy, pursued by the ministerial press Of
Paris and Vienna, is only one among thousand
which could be offered and which ought to have
the effect of putting us at all times on our guard.a
to the intelligence conveyed through these chan
nes.
II appears that the ship Howard which reached
this port the day before yesterday, from Havre
brought French papers of later date than those
| We gave in the Commercial of Thursday and Fri
/ day, and containing clear and most satisfactory
confirmation not only of the great battle fought a
the famous pass Of Thermopyle, in which the
1 Turks were routed with tremendous slaughter, blu
of the subsequent disasters OF The invaders, unit
their final expulsion from the soil of liberty. From
these details it would seem, that the official docu
ment we published yesterday related TO the SECOND
battle, in which 5000 Turks were killed, and tina
we are yet without the government bulletin, contain
ing the details of the splendid victory which we hop
may seal the emancipation of Greece, and place thu
Ivictors forever beyond the control OF Ottoman ty
r ranny. The following TRANSACTIONS from the Pari
4 Constitutional of the 18th September, furnish thu
particulars of this highly gratifying intelligence.
"AFFAIRS OF GREECE.
Il "The Austrian Observer gave us yesterday, OIL
the affairs of Greece, details distressing erro
iIneous. 1t is only necessary to examine dates to b.
comforted. In general, the Austrian Journal is Il
be read with much distrust. We do not say tina
is not acquainted with facts, but it warps them t.
suit its views. In these recent transactions, the Aus
trian Observer, finding nothing that it likes in tn
S late news, recurs to the past and gives us uelli-
ri eence from the 4th the ED of July, while at thu
: same time it must nave received fresher tidings
/ though indeed Of nature which it relishes less
y We shall, therefore, abstain from copying minute
details become now useless, aud instead OF contus