American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-09

i american states and the mother country. ~
means thus proposed by the government wers--
i 81 10 conclude an armstice with the ,ransu,
Irne provinces. '''
! To open kind of iudicature for the adiosr.
oi grievances, consisting OF deputies from the pro
lvlnces and commissioners from the cortes.
10 empower the commissioners from the co,,..
to suspend, with respect to the ultra marine nro.
ces, such articles of the constitution as thew m,-
Judge injurious TO the said provinces.
i 10 suspend, with regard to America, the Il.
crees relative to the suppression of mona, chcaI
Establishments and privileges Of the clergy.
i 10 establish freedom of commerce bp,w...
he Peninsula and the ultra marine provinces wv
| 10 concede to said provinces freedom of o..
merce with foreign powers limiting the said ina
course to period of six years. '''''
! 10 settle the distribution of the Common lo,,.
mol only near the towns, but in the interior Of m.
country, according to a law passed by the last co,.
ties. ' eo'-
To to the assistance of a foreipn nom.g
One OF our private letters states that il bas hoo,
proposed to transfer the right Of Spain over csr.
provinces for an equivalent '
ne archbishop OF Seville was chosen presider,
OF the committee, which, it appears set aside ,h.
propositions OF the government; for the rano,,
which was made in the sitting Of the cor,es of Tho
I24th recommended 8 That there should hs .o.,
to both Americas, commissioners instructed IN ts".
and receive whatever propositions the said govern
meats may make, and to transmit the same 10 IL.
mother country in order that the cortes NAV decide
Thereon; without pre- ludce however, to measu,.s
Oeing taken oy the government for receiving promo
sl'ions from persons authorised by the said govern
ments, and referring them to the cortes"
The cortes proceeded to discuss this renort 40 u.
have slated, on The 9th The Condo de Toreno
VINO mad been member OF the committee and ca.
IVeral deputies, supported The report On the con.
lUary DINER deputies strongly condemned it, thouph
heir opposition did not rest on the same grounds.
some lhousht the measure useless as Commission.
ers had already been employed by the king TO neon.
Iciale, without producing any result some were of
opinion that sending commissioners by the corts
was Concedlhg too much, such step was A yir
'ual encouragement OF the independence of the
oou'h American states; others were for recoeniz,
ing the independence of the provinces at once and
ms course was proposed by senior Collin, the first
speaker IN the debate. Several pronosed IN Ieay.
ne question to be decided by the next cortes. Tb.
despa'cnes OF general O'Donoju, giving an accouu!
Hi what he had done in Mexico and stating the ne.
Iess''y ~ winch he was placed Of conc airing in the
ueciarauon OF independence by Mexico, was IRE.
quently alluded to in the debate Ii appears that the
Senerals dispatches had been submitted 10 The cor
YES oy the ministers, but without explaining wbe.
sner or not the governments approved his conduct
ne ueoate tasted The whole period allotted for the
sltling and was adjourned to The following day.
ItiEAATuRE,-n is pretty generally known that
Goblet promised 20 6roH himself on cridron in
omthheld on the day that the Bank Of England
resumed cash payments. Strange to tell, he is CO.
ing TO keep his word in this instance more faitbInv
man ne IN general redeems his pledges His de-
'u"e' uaiiy evening paper, the Evening Post, is to
c revived under the title OF The Gridiro, on which
~ 10 which ne declares his intention of em5roihng
himself with the Wings He says in his last Re-
g's'er' MY principal object is to follow close upon
'he neeis oil the Collective,' with commentary on
'"e ora'iohs OF ITS members. They now get the
s'art OF me; but intend God willing and the six
n az, permitting, to send forth the commentary
along with the oraton.' Oh what ed(yine mattel
shall have to eucidate! The oddy of This new
speculation Tor raising the wind is likely to reoder
successful tor time. But, strictly speaking, Cob
oett has met With that fate which all selfish dema-
boRues deserve great part og the m; MS political
Influence is gone tor ever.
ne number OF newspapers published in the Uni.
teo Kingdom at this time, is 2SO of which ~ issue
, rom the metropolis; $50 from the provinces Of
L"giano and Wales; g. from Scotland; 50 from
ie''nu ana from the islands of Jersey, Guern'
'ey' &C More than one filth of The whole ema.
late from London.
~ LIVERPOOL, 4th teO. 1921.
nc fluctuations in the market Tor American pro.
iuce nave been very rii1ng, and cotton in partcu-
az mas oeen rather dull Of sale, and prices are
i'ue lower The import in January was not heavy,
'u' tne stock at the conclusion of the past year was
ound 10 be so much greater than had been cacula-
ca upon that an unfavorable impression was pro.
luced, from which the market has not a, all recov.
red. The holders Of cotton are now uniyt
eslrous to sell, and on the whole, we see no pros.
'ect OF improvement in prices, but that on the cor.
ra'y they may be somewhat lower Unless, there
"te' prices 10 the American markets should undsr-
= material decline there appears every reason TO
xpect, notwithstanding the state of IN. exchange,
nat cotton will prove losing shipment Throughout
ne year N he princinal ell. &c -. ..l So.ton