American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-03

1 fusion excited storm of applause and nurmoring,
on which the general said "Pardon gentlemen,
Thought a word OF that brave old French army
might find an echo in this chamber-whch so ma
ny of its trophies once decorated" 10 this general
Foy replied patience, the time will come again =
other members on the right exclaimed no. never
| 1t these not symptoms oil revolutionary cha-
acer we know not what the word revolution means
LONDON, APRIL I-Thursday's Paris papers an
nounce, on the authority OF the Nantes Journal that
25 officers oil different ranks have been arrested at
Rochelle, in consequence oil the Information given
by some OF their associates in the plot NO further
circumstances have yet transpii ed to determine Its
extent or its precise objects.
BY letters OF Thursday from Paris, we learn that
the French funds have declined to SSf. S5c. being a
fall of full l-2 per cent This is ascrlbed to large
sales made English account, to rumors oil APP
preaching hosiltles between Russia and Turkey
but the fl st is inadequate and the last has
been often repeated to have entirely lost IT'S ell
fect. We understand the real or the principal cause
to be the receipt of some unpleasant intelligence
from Brest relative to the temper OF the military IL
that place, who were said 10 be in state of insub
ordination. What added very mut to the impress.
sion this news made at Paris, the entire uno<r'
lainty as to the extent oil the danger. Noihns was
known but that the gates of Brest were closed by
order and that no individuals were suffered enter
Advices were received from Trieste dated the
9Th ult stating that the Turkish and Greek fleets
had come to action, in which the former have been
defeated with the loss OF 25 vessels of the OF
transport ships. The account rests on the authori
ty OF the commander oil vessel arrived at Trieste,
who dee Jared that he was an eye witness OF the en-
gagement, which was fought on the Sd ult. The
eks, it is said, had IS sail and the Turks only
DO and among those were no ships OF war OF the
hrst class With respect TO the scene OF the action
we are lett without information, but it is probable
that it was fought in the gulf OF Lepanto We
earn by letters OF the l lh ult, from Ancuna that
a vessel had arrived there in ten days from Gala
manla, which reported that the Turkish fleet had
anchored of NavaIino and had subsequently enter
ed the gulf of Ltpano, where they were deserted
by the Greek fleet which Immediately sailed IN pur
suit OF them.
II would DC the policy OF the Tu' ks after landing
at Patras, 10 convey renforcements across the gull
OF Lepanto with the view OF Strengthening the ope
ratIons IN the Morea measure which, to the
Greeks. It was most essential to Illustrate hat an
engagement has occurred is, therefore, extremely
probable.
Fresh outrages continue TO be committed IN Ire-I
land The Insurgents attacked the mail coach on
its way from Waterford 10 Limerick There were
two gentlemen passengers, Miss Wilton the cee |
DRAFTED singer, and Miss Ryan The latter was
.arred oil, bu, no other violence was used nor was
any attempt made to plumber the coach or passen-
gers A an who had given evidence against the |
w hte Boys had been murdered; his body was |
ound under heap OF stones horribly mans led
The Criminal Calender of Cork amounted to the |
IMP ecedented number Of $50.