American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-15
N Ew- York, Nov. II.

by the arrival OF the packet ship Robert Edwards,
We have received a London paper, of Sept. Goth,
two days later than before received.
Paris papers Of the esd, confirm the accounts OF
the successes OF the Greeks in the Morea. The
particulars are given in letter from Leghorn.
Two Russian ships Of discovery have returned to
ST. Petersburg. 1t is stated that they discovered a
group OF inhabited islands in the great ocean-pas
sed through Behring's ST. ats and reached higher
latitude than Cook determined the true position of
North America from Icy Cape to the Peninsula of
Alaska, and found to the north of it another inhab-
ted island.
Lord Liverpool was married to Miss Mary Ches-
ter on the 9th September.
StochS, Sept. 26.-One Broker sold this day
| 225,000l Consols at By. A great deal was done
in old Spanish bonds Many purchases were made
by the Jews, and the market looks promising.
There had been no appointment Of governor ge-
neral to India in the place of the Marquis of Has
ngs, who, it was supposed was on his passage home
Lord VIM Bentick, Lord Amherst, Lord Marybo-
rough, the Marquis OF Anglesea, and Mr.. Wynn,
were spoken Of as proper persons TO d that impor-
tant office.
The corps of the Russian army commanded by
Count Wotonzow, remained close to the Austrian
frontiers, 70 await the result OF the Congress Of the
Great Pacihcators.
The situation Of Jassy was gloomy indeed, their
OF 5000 houses which The city contained, scarcely
fourth remains.
The Turkish troops had not left the Principal
ties. 1t is said the new prince OF Modayla had been
murdered on the read.
! he accounts ttom Spain are favorable to the
constitutional cause, and the Ministers had proved
| heir Ermness by the execution OF general Elio
who, the Spanish papers say, was doubiy convict
ed racr, ore OF the principal nstigaors OF all the
lnsurrections hat have disturbed that country.
General Elio was executed on the morning OF the
4th ult. by the garota (strangled) He was tried by
Count MARTHA, the ID OF June, and condemned tc
the most ignominious death. He was s,rangled on
scafold at Valencia, erected close to delightful
garden he owned when all powerful in that town
that his tragcai end might be marked by circum
stance calculated to make him regret lille.
The Journal DIES Debsts remarks, that when his
sentence was notified to him, he received il on his
knees, embraced the reporter, and several other
persons, aud begged that they would pardon him il
ne had offended them during his life. Never did a
man appear more humble and retigned. The pride
Of his character had entirely disappeared During
the night il was necessary, repeatedly, 10 remove
the national guards who stood centnels at the door
Of the chapel. He drew tears from all, and those
who were most violent against him could not re-
fian from showing sympathy.
No complaint against his Judges was heard from
him. His separation from his numerous family
was what afflicted him most--most oi his children
are very young. The death Of Elio has been cee-
braed by some violent persons; but had the people
| of Valencia been consulted, he would have been
still alive.
The Duke of Wellington left Paris on the 22d
ut. for Vienna, by short stages as his health wa:
not good.