American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
TwO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

ats ntiye correspondent, London papers to the 18th
H FEB and shipping lists to the It'll.
q On the 18th February, the royal assent was Civ
x en- to the Irish Insurrecon Bill and to the Habeas
q Corpus Suspension act The lnsurrechon Bill says
a London paper, gives to magistrates the right TO
enter into the most retired and delicate part of
dwelling house. ard if refused admitance, to force
The chambers even OF females BY this act, any
n man found out OF his house between sunset and sun
Il rise any person found drinking in public house IN
The same period, whether a traveller or not-any
owner or occupier OF house, absent from homel
ID during the same perlod-any person. in whose pos
session either arms ammunition is found all these
are liable transportation for seven yearsand this
too without the interference OF grand Jury by bill
without the petty Jury by their verdict, and with
y out allowing the grieyed party any satisfactory APP
z peal.
e Bells Weekly Messenger OF the 18th February,
n states that government have at length agreed with
M the country gentlemen TO borrow OF the bank lour
millions and to distribute it among the agricultu-
ralsts at low rate OF interest, ard upon easy secu
II iy."
The accounts received from Ireland during the
preceding week, stated to be seriously alar ling
81 and TO almos, excite apprehension, that even the
increasing Of the law will be insufficient Tor
NJ the accomplishment OF an object universally and
fervently desired
The German manufacturers appear to be enter.
by sending linens and other goods of German ma
Il nuacture to the West Indies.
nj Russia AND TURKEY lit is now said on tine au-
L thorit, OF letter from Nuremberg dated the 9th
january, that /" on the 10th Of December the Refs
Ffena communicated to the English and Austrian
n ambassadors the answer of the Ottoman Porte to
III The Russian ultimaum, in which his sublime high
ness gave a general consent to the Russian PROPOSE
tons, but that he required them to be modified il
several particulars"
London FEB. 10.
NJ Last night Mr. Brougham made his promised
motion on the state Of the country, in which he
took very able and comprehensive view OF the ac-
tua situation Of the agricultural and commercial in
terests He Showed that the distress which existed
was excessive taxation--that the only relief was in
I reduction Of the public expenditure. He expos
Ell in many instances the wanton extravaganza OF
ministers ard how fAaccus all their plans of econ
n omv and re,renchlnent had been. He declared that
it was only by retrenching, and that on such scale
would be effecual, that we could avoid the rock
the mnst dreadful on which state could be wreck
II ed national bankruptcy. The ministers, he said
n had but a choice Of evls-between insolvency and
efficient rerenchment. He particularly cautioned
the House against any plan of relief founded upon
shifting Of the taxes upon renewal OF the Pro-
perty tax well knowing from little beginnings, that
tax attained such an enormous magnitude. The
learned gentleman concluded eloquent speech,
which occupied three hours and half with NOV
4 ing resolution" That it was the bounden duty of
the House to consider the distress under which all
Glasses Of the community, but particularly the la
boring classes, struggled and to obtain for the sui
ering people of this realm such reduction OF tax
alton as would relieve the burdens by which they
are at present borne down"
The marquis of Londonderry the only minister
who spoke on the subject acting on the general po-
Icy of the administration, of which he forms sol
! 4prN nbapp faIap 5laUa 40
long as possible, met the arguments OF Mr. Brough-
man by moving the previous question and entreat-
ing The Hou,e to wait until Friday, when it would
be seen what his majesty's ministers intended Tor
them His lordship was particularly uneasy lest he
should disclose any part of his plan, but nowith-
standing his anxiety in this respect, he let out
enough to show that reduction in the taxation
formed no part Of it, What the grand specific may
be, we know not but as the house seemed willing
to respite his lordship until Friday, we shall not en-
Ter into any speculation on the means by which mi.
nisters propose confidently to relieve the country
without diminishing its burdens.-Star.
ii From Pernambuco.-A letter from Pernambuco,
OF Feb. 10, per the Alert, arrived at Nantucket,
states that the place was in great confusion at that
tme in consequence of the arrival of two Ships
OF so, the other of Sc guns, and brig, from Lisbon
with 1000 soldiers They had not attempted to land,
but If they should, every exertion would be used by
the Brazilians to prevent them, the people were
determined to follow the steps OF those at Rio ia.
nero who on the 18th Jan. had driven the Euro
pean troops from the city to the opposite side OF the
river, where they will remain till an opportunity is
offered to embark for Lisbon. The country people
We're marching in to prevent the European troops
from landing. 1t was expected that the port would
be bockaded by the commander of the European
forces. The governor of Pernambuco had decla-
red neurality-and had no intention on his part to
prevent any privileges heretofore granted to Amer
In