American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

generations for the funeral oil the Marquis OF Lon
!5onderry. >.
N By account from Vienna to the 4h OF August, it
3npears that tn, Emperor Alexander was expected
8here between the 5th aud Goth Sept. he King
AG Prussia would arrive about the same time. 1t
q a. supposed that they would remain there short
Nine, and then proceed to Vienna, where the Con-
zpress would meet.
a The King of Naples had re-organized his armies
sahicb were dsbanded on the Austrian invasion in
1891.
M The English ambassador at the Court of Persia,
IA stated in the Paris papers 10 have demanded his
Passports and left that residence.
In France, the trials Of the conspirators at Bel
fprt had concluded -Four were found guilty, and
tentenced 10 FIVE years imprisonment. The others
Aere acquitted
81 Splendid preparations we're making in London,
${or the funeral of the Marquis OF Londonderry
Whose nterment was to take place the 2lst Aug. in
WESTMINSTER Abbey. The funeral was TO be of a
private nature and his Majestys ministers were to
8ltend but not in their public capacity. The fol-
Rowing is the inscription on the coffin plate:
n "lbe Most Honorable Robert Marquis Of Lon
|tonderry Earl of Londonderry, Viscount Castle
Baron Londonderry in ireland. Knight OF
3he Most Noble Order of The Garter; one OF his
Nlaies,y's Most Honorable Privy Council, and his
principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Born June 18th, 1869. Died August ls, 1922"
4 Earl Bathurst, Secretary OF State for the Colonial
department, acted as Sc rotary of State for the
5hree departments, (Mr. Peel being at Ednburg)
ssnd would continue discharge the duties of Sc
kretary for Foreign Affairs till a successor to the
Marquis Of Londonderry was appointed No mate
Aa change in the composition or permanance Of the
5ninistry is expected 10 take place
The Duke of Wellington had returned from the
continent, and the Duke Of Cambridge was expect
Nd 10 arrive the latter end OF The month.
Lord Haro wby is spoken OF as the person likely
b attend the Continental Congress.
4 Two Russian trigates, which were fitted out three
Years ago, by the governments to make voyage
bound The world had returned to Europe, having
accomplished the object Of their voyage.
From, tie Netc- Iolk american, Oct. 8.
We have received by the Stephania our regular
files Of Paris papers to the 18th Aug. The nelli-
|gence they impart has beer chiefly anticipated by
3the recent arrives from England, and is in fact Of
'h,tle moment letter from NJ .drid OF The 9Th of
august, notices the order of the king of Spain for
|the levy of $4,000 provincial milia which, added tn
'those already organized comprise force OF 10000
'men, destined the writer says, to suppress in
!surrection, to form counter Gordon on the French
h loner, and what is of more moment, in the present
s,ae of the Spanish finances TO put in execution the
haaxim of Bonaparie, that bayonets formed the
best mint for the coinage of silver" The king Is
represented in his selection OF a new ministry to
Ihave, POLITICALLY speaking fallen out OF Chaiybdis
Unto Scylla," and in truth seems to be environed
with difficulties which he has neither courage nor
ability to contend with.
In the details Of domestic events, the royal family
act as usual conspicuous part, and the movements
|of the duchesses of Berry and Angouleme, and the
goung duke OF Bordeaux, are particularly noticed.
rrhe two former visited the metropolitan church on
Ahe 9th August attended by re'iglo-miltary es-
cort and the king on the same day alter signing a
con,ract of marriage between two of his subjects,
pald visit TO Rancey. Mr.. De NEUvILLE arri-
we'd at Paris on the 18th Aug Among the recent
qualifications, we notice the poshumus memoirs oil
I General RApP who was favorite officer of Bona
pare, and for fourteen years his aid de camp. The
anecdotes of Napoleon are said to be numerous and
Interesting.
Extract from Speech delivered by the Baron
'IIyde dc Melville, at public dinner given to him
ny the authorities and merchants OF Havre, on the
5th August.
I"Yes, gentlemen, the Americans love us; they
heartily rejoice with the Joy OF friends, at The pre-
sent prosperity OF France, and take pleasure il
repeating expressions which have had the plea
sure of hearing. Let rejoice in theirs, with ih'
same cordially, and put up vows that the closes
nnon may subslSt between Two natons' VINO he'he
have nor can have, any real cause of misunderstan
ding, and whom so many interests draw toward
each other"
1t has recently been forbidden TO sell any Sclot
slaves, except such have been reduced to slavery
at the time OF the taking of Sco, have been declares
slaves by virtue OF billet sealed with the seal o
Vah,d Pacha, of which the proprietor oil the slave
must be the bearer.
In ireland forty thousand persons have been EN-
ployed IN making roads and quays in the counties o
Mayo and Galway. This is perhaps the best mod
in which public charity to that distressed peopl
could be dispensed.
NEw-YoRK, Oct. q.
H,,t 10 IF foot chin Panthef