American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-06

Sreatiy pIomOttun parents ana masters w0uldCOm.
pei those under their guardianship to be at home at
an early hour Dem Press.
"a good hint for parents and masters in other.
places. --Watchman.)
.Nsv. Fork, Sept. q.
.Alarming-All the villains who Turk in our city,
are on the alert at the present time, to add to the
general distress by committing drpredaions in that
part OF the city which is abandoned by the nhabl-
tans. vigilant watch seems 20 be necessary both
night and day.
Mr. Hume read paper before the House of
Commons, July "a, showing the public delalcations
within the last 10 years, which amounted to the
enormous sum Of H,124,000.
Captain MstIack, OF the ship Florida, arrived at
New York, is bearer of important dispatches for
our government, from the courts OF Madrid, St.
Petersburg, and ST. James Those from ST. Pc
tel sburg relate to the ndemnfcation of the owners
OF slaves captured during the late war.
The Livery Stable Of Mr.. Smith, near the Seven
Buildings, in Washington City, was burnt on the
morning of the 29tb ut. and in it or 10 horses,
nearly all of them belonging to M. Smith.
The Ex- King of Spain. (Jospph Bonaparte) &
suite, have arrived in this city and taken lodgings at
Mrs. Delano's.
We learn that the son of Jerome Bonaparte is
bridge. He has been educated in Italy, where his
mother Mrs. Pauerson) now resides. Bost. Cen.
Thomas Emory and William Hayward, it, are
announced candidates TO represent, in the 18th
Congress, that district in the State of Maryland,
which is now represented by Robert Wright
Philip Reed has publicly dtcliued being consider
ed candidate for reelection to Congress from the
State of Maryland.
Richard r. Thomson, Esq. of Philadelphia, has
been appointed by the President consul of the Uni
ted States at Canton, in the place of Benjamin c..
Wicocks, Esq resigned.
iSererinus Lorick, Esq. has been recognised by
the president of the United States, consul genet
al OF the King OF Sweden, TO reside at Phade pha.
| Peaches-. MS Forenoon, says the Democratic
Press of the LIST ut moderately sized very beauli-
fu. y finely Favored, Cling Stone Peaches sold in
our :: arket at Is 3.4 cents baske. The basket
n.ds yer, nearly oushel.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS-From report printed
IN May last, appears that here then in Great
Britain, 5,0l5 schools, 36227 Teachers and 5l7,583
Pupils. 1t is believed that this report did not in
ude more than half the Sunday Schools, in the
| Island. The children Of the Gypsies are now in
vted and instructed at those schools and strong
hopes are entertained that they will thus be brought
| to the knowledge of the Gospel.--Dem. Press.
| Astor's piano forte mandatory London, was des.
troyed by fire on the 22d of July last.
| On Monday last Mr.. Humphreys, the Naval Ar.
chect. laid the corner stone for Frame building
about to he erected in the Navy Yard, Southwark
| aver the new line of Battle Ship, the keel OF which
will soon be laid. Mr.. p Justus is the Carpenter,
The Frame will be 275 feet long, 100 feet wide s.
IS feet high: it will be finished with windows and
weather boarded all the way down. Il is believ ed
the roof of this Frame, will be the largest in the
Union--Dem. Press 90, aLt.
| The price of wheat in Albany on Tuesday last,
was from ,l8 5-4, to 1872 per bushsl.--The new
wheat it is said is not of so good quality as last
years's crop.
| The large anchor shears at the Navy Yard,
Washington, erected to prove the anchors, were
struck with lightning on Saturday. and one of the
immense timbers shivered to pieces None but the
sentry was near at the time, and he ESCAPED without
Injury.
MExIco.-Advices by way of Charleston state
that on the 2st day of last month took place the
! Coronation OF Z" HIS Imperial Majesty Signor Don
! Augustn the LIST, and his august Consort." The
great officers of the palace have been established
and an order of nobility has been instituted, called
's The Imperial Order of Caudaloupe."
i CHARLESTON, Hug. 10
Treasure Found-A young man in the vicinity
of Hancocksve, Union district in this state, few
days since, while at work on his plantation, dug ur
a pot containing several Housand dollars in siire.
and gold This treasure must have been buried
there many years ago No person in the neighbor-
hood has any knowledge of il: II probably was de-
posted during the revolutionary war, and its owner
) might have fallen martyr in that struggle before
he disclosed the deposit. Ga1.
The English papers mention that it is extremely
doubtful whether Mr.. Canning will go out to India
II 1t is also meni Toned that in consequence of the i'm
naired health of ord andonderru IL is Ia.