American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
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New YORK, Nov. 90
The new line packet ship Hercules, Captain
Gardner, arrived this morning from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the lth. Of October.
Ninety vessels arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th
OF October, the greatest number ever known in one
day.
The advices from London are to the evening of the
9th, and from Paris to the 9TH Of October, but they
announce no political events of importance
The new Lord Mayor, Alderman Fleming, was
sworn into office on the S0th. Of September.
FRANCE IND SPAIN.
The papers are filled with spec ulaions upon the
business that will probably come before The Con
gress Of Soverelgns, assembling in Italy Some OIL
the papers call them the modern Gentlemen o.
Verona" The London Courier strongly insinuae:
that the affairs OF Spain will come under discussion
Berton, Col. Carron, and their accompllces have
been executed. The advocate for Carron, after nj,
sentence. proceeded with all possible rapidty t.
Paris, to bring an appeal before the Court OF Cas-
sanaion: but he arrived too late, as the military
tribunal who had revised his sentence, and confirm
ed it, in conformity with the military code, had di
rected his immediate execution.
IRELAND.
| In this unhappy country, according to late &C
counts burnings, burgaries, and murders have, il
the southern districts, again appeared. At Abbay
eale the troops have thus early in the season beef
iemployed to stour he county for offenders, anc
have captured two of the Kerry incendiaries OF DC
tober, 1891 The legal expedlent Of levying dis
ress for rent has been undermined, rather thar
Openly resisted in the country of Limerick by tn,
practice OF carrying off, or destroying at night thu
cattle seized on behalf Of the landlord during thu
| day time. In the very suburbs Of Cork, clergy
mans house was attacked OF Sunday morning, thu
29h. ult. at o'clock, and faithful servant bar
barously murdered. The assassins escaped.
From the austrian Observer IF the Esd. ult.
DREADFUL EARTHQUaAE ar ALEPPO
| We have received the caamtous news of a
Earthquake IN Aleppo. A letter from Constant
"ople, dated Sep. q describes tins event in the ol
lowing manner - leppo. one OF thu most beautl
iui cities of the Ottoman Empire has been vslte
by an Earthquake resembling those which laid vast
Lisbon and Caabra in the last century The fir,
ard most severe shock occurred OF the 18Th {
august about ten in the evening, s. instantly oure
l thousands oil the inhabitants under their eeESr
mansions of stone, some OF which deserve the nau,
OF palaces. Several other shocks succeeded, an
Ieven on the 9th. shocks were still experienced
some OF which were severe. Two-thrds OF TIL
Ipopulouss city IN ruins, and along with them
Immense quantity of valuable goods OF all kline
from Persia have been destroyed
"According to the first accounts of this even
(which through alarm may have beeu exaggeIate
1.-The number of the sufferers amounts to from 25
10000. Among them is one of the best men
1.-THE city, the Imperial Consul. General, the CHI
waller Esd as Won Piecotto. Having escaped II
danger of being buried under the ruins of his ow
Ihouse, he fastened with some OF his family towart
81 the gale of the city but as he was passing Kha
: ia new shock occurred, and wall fell down, whit
buried him end those with him. Tartars who ha'
j. arrived from Damascus, report that they saw Il
: whole population of Aeppo encamped in the en'
e rons. They state that several other towns in Il
, Pachalat OF Aleppo and Fnpoi particularly AM
och and Laodicea have been destroyed by this cart
Iquake. The Captain of French ship also h
reported that two rocks, at the time OF the cart
quake, had risen from the sea in the neighborho
OF Cyprus, which is elmost under the same latitu
as Aleppo.
GAS soon as the Arabs and the Bedouins of 4
'-Syrian desert obtained information OF the caami
OIL which had beIalen Aleppo they FASTENED in hord
N to exercise their trade of plumber in that immen
Of grave. Behrem Pacha, however, drove them bac
and also severa Janissaries, who had committed
'elpredations among the dead bodies and ruins.
he ''The great number of unburied bodies in Il
OF Extremely hot period Of the year, has produc
ly presidential effuva, and obliged the unfortunate
TX habtans to seek for refuge in some remote district
y *The number of houses in this city, is stated
~ 10000, and of the inhabitants, at 100000.
e. The Great Congress was expected to assent
en- at Verona, on the 9Th Of October The King
in Prussia was on his way to Vienna. Lord Stran
lford had arrived at Vienna from Constantinor
as with strong assurances that the affairs of the E
n Turkey and Geece) were on the eve OF being
&c tiled.
dis The advces from Madrid are to the Oath ultin
to The Government had received numberless repo
ar from all quarters, announcing advantages galr
rts over the insurgents, particularly in Lower Arrag
he near Reuss, and near ST. Sebastian.
ST. 1t is stated that two officers of high rank were
latlresied at Paris on the 9th OF Oct.