American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-16

! NEW YoRK, July II.
| We regret to state that Midshpman Richard S.
PLATTE of this state, and r. Cooper, Corporal of
Marines, both of the United States brig Enterprise,
have died at the Quarantine Grcund-the former
on Tuesday night and the latter yesterday morning
| Yesterday afternoon 26 men, belonging to the
United States brig Enterprise, were landedat the
Quarantine Ground
| TEN DAYS LATER.
/ By the old line ship JAMES CRoPPER, Captain
REID from Liverpool, the Editors of the Gazette
have received London papers to the evening Of the
30h Liverpool papers to the LIST. and Loyds
Lists to the 28ih. all inclusive. We have given
these papers an attentive perusal, and find Them
extremely barren. As regards the differences be-
tween Alexander and the Porte, the accounts are as
contradictory as ever In the Courier Of the 29th.
it is stated, on the authority of advices from Paris
that an extraordinary courier had arrived there from
4 Vienna, with intelligence for the Ambassador Of
lone of the Great Powers, that the differences be-
n tween Russia and the Porte were finally arranged
i The accounts from Constantinope are to the 27th
of April which state, that the Porte had answered.
in writing, the notes of Lord Strangford and NJ.
Z Lutzow 1t is dated the 18TH is said to be IVA of
sophisms, and but an echo of that of the 29th of
February.
Letters of the 18th. Of May, from Lisbon, state
that conspiracy had been formed for the overthrow
,lof the Constitutional system, but was detected in
: time to prevent any evil consequences.
j The accounts from Ireland continued to furnish
dealsof the most distressing nature --Subscrip-.
tions for their relief, were still on foot in London
II Liverpool, sc.
l All was tranquil at Madrid on the 10Th. Of May
Il Among the passengers in the James Chopper Is
e j. Dodge, Esq. American Consul at Marseilles.--
d He is bearer of dispatches from Mr.. Galatin, our
4 Minister at Paris.
| Among the literary notices, we find announced
las in press, Halldon Hill dramatic sketch from
: Scottish history,b by Sir W alter Scott.
Ell Died, at Paris The 18th. May, of brain fever,
o the Duke of Richelieu, late Prime Minister of
France; and on the same day. oil Inflammation of
the lungs His Serene Highness the reiguing Duke
II of SAKE Astha Altenburg.
o The price OF the precious metals is said to have
fallen in England owing TO the large quantities that
, have been sent from the United States and South
: America. The Superb, from Lima, brought nearly
la million sterling on merchants account
il In the House of Commons on the Esd. of MAY,
: Mr.. Wallace moved that the report of the Com
&c mittee the Navigation Bill be brought up -
Several members objected the report. considering
ut as Injurious not only to commerce and agrcul~
ure but also to the general industry OF the country
The report agreed to- and the bill ordered to be
), read a third time on the S0th. of May
The West India and American Trade Bill was
taken up in the House oil Commons, in committee
;lof the whole, on the cath. Some unimportaut a.
II mendments were agreed to, on motion of MIR. Ro-
bertson, and the report was ordered to be received
on the 3lst of May, and the Bill amended to be
= printed.
al The Colonial Trade Bill also passed through a
committee, and the Report was ordered for consid-
GRAFTON on the 3lst.
:, The London Sun, Of the 2Sth Of May, says that
the progress of famine and pestence in Ireland has
now reached an appalling extent, and the accounts
m from almost all quarters of the distressed districts
are Of the most affecting description. Thousands
y of families in state OF utter destitutionThe
D typhus fever is extending its fatal activity over
large surface of the country. Many have already
persisted of disease and want. Even those who are
rescued from starvation by the efforts of humanity
many thousands receive only half pound OF oat-
meal each per diem, quantity OF food which,
while it is sufficient sustain life, is not enough to
ylpreserve the miserable victims from the torments
as of hunger
: letter from the Rector of Castehaven, saws,
"AIready four individuals have died from famine.
yesterday found by the road side girl, 12 years
old attempting eat grass she had not tasted food
for three days, and could scarcely articulate The
squad countenances of The peasanry appalling.
saw man, yesterday, faint whilst digging field,
from hunger. Weeds ofthe corn field are collected
u to furnish wretched meal. Famine will soon be
r followed by pestiIence"
" The Commissioners appointed by the Decree oil
1.-The District Judge have awarded to Emanuel Brn-
Igeon, oil f1avrc, owner OIL tue french snip Apollo
er Edou, master, trventy five thousand dollars.
1t will be recollected that the Apollo was seized
lby the Collector of St. Mary's, in September 1920
of for an alleged violation Of the act imposing duty
cir eighteen dollars per French vessels passed
he May 18th, 1890, and that decree passed hrc
me- forma in the March following in Admiralty Court
err Georgia District, awarding the restitution ofvesse
re and cargo, leaving The question of costs and dam
he lagos open to adjudication. The above is the result
del Savannah Georgian.
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