American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-22
SUM MARY.


of Mississippi, establishing literary fund.- and ma
king liberal appropriations for the encouragement
and support of education IN that state.
Capt. Tear, OF the brig Cyno, arrived at Charles.
ton, 28th ult. in l. days passage from Havana,
states that the u. States brig Enterprise, Captain
Kearney, was cruizing off the Moro, and examined
every Spanish vessel that came out ofthe Havana.
On the night ofthe 2oth Dec. the schr. Column
ba, captain Chauncey Cooley, of Providence, r. L..
was wrecked on Point Judith shore, about miles
from the light house, and it is feared that captain
Cooley and his crew, consisting of two men, have
persisted, as no trace OF them has been discovered.
Duties established by the Mexican government.
On Exportation.-Gold, per cent, silver, e do
do; cochneal valued rs dolars) 10 do. do granilla
valued 25) 10 do do; vayuilla valued 4O) 10 do.
do; graniIla dust valued 10y do do,
On observation-disclosures to pay 25 per cent
Spaniards for national goods, or foreign goods in
Spanish vessels brought from Spain, Is per cent.
Ports of Entry Vera Cruz, Tampico, Alyardo,
San Bias, and Acapulco.
Flour and Tobacco are prohibited. Other pro.
duce of the kingdom prohibited.
The Butchers stalls in Fulton Market IN. York;
81 in number, were sold at Public Auction for 5
years, at yearly rental Of S18,865. The highest
yearly rent for stall is four hundred and eighty
dollars, and the lowest yearly rent is one hundred
and fifteen dollars.
The cellars under Fulton Market IN. York;
were rented at Public Auction on Monday. They
rented for S7775. Five were not rented. The
stalls had previously rented for 1866 making
the annual receipts to the corporation from Fulton
Market, and it is not all rented, S26,640.
Lieut.. Charles X. Brown, lately tried at Phila-
delphia, on charge of dsobedience to orders, has
been acquitted.
THE Heather. At Boston, on the 18th inst the
Mercury in Farenheit's thermometers stood at 10
O'Clock, degrees below zero.
AT New Haven, on Monday morning, the Their
mometer at sunrise, stood at so degrees below re
no.
Mem York, Jan, II.
The Cold Sarurday-At Montreal on Friday the
4h inst. the fluid in good thermometer. was IS
degrees below zero on Saturday 25 and on Sun.
day, 10. In thermometer about mile and half
from town, and placed in an exposed situation, it
stood a. 80 on Saturday.
At Ogdensburg, the mercury stood at SO below
zero at O'Clock in the morning; % at O'Clock ;
and at 90 at 10 O'Clock; and at p. M. had risen
to zero.
At Keene. N. H. the mercuryIsunk to "a degrees
below zero on Thursday morning last.
Al Charleston, S. e. on the evening Of the 18th
there was light fall of snow and on Saturday the
mercury fell to Is 1-2 below the freezing point.
At Saratoga Springs the mercury was % degrees
below zero.
On Saturday last, at 2 o'clock in the morning,
the thermometer at Albany stoodat IL degrees be-
low zero.
At Boston, on Saturday morning a good ther-
mometer was at degrees below zero, and at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. remained at degrees below. At9
in the succeeding evening the same glass showed
the mercury at below zero.
The Chrrokees-We learn, says the Phad. Free
mans Journal this tribe of Indians have recently
divided their country into several districts have
laid tax on their people to build court house in
each have appointed four circuit judges, and in
Their respects are rapidly adopting the laws and man.
ners of civilized life!
General Scott and suite are on a tour along the
Southern Atlantic border of our country, inspect
ing the military posts, arsenals, &c. He arrived at
Charleston on the 10th instant, from Wilmington,
IN C.
The total import of CottoR into New York in
1921, was 96905 bales.
The President has officially recognized Lacathau
de la Forest, Consul of the King of France, for
the port of Baltimore; and Paul P. Thomson, as
Vice Consul OF the same, for the port of Savannah
and Charles Pindar Vice Consul of his Imperial
Majesty the Emperor OF all the Russias, for the
port of Pensacola