American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-23

subject, remarks, that sthe peril IS indeed the grca
ter. because France is literally surrounded with the
combustble materials of revolutionary explosion
and that Spain, the north Of Italy, and Germany,
are many sources whence the torrent OF dsaffec-
ton to legitimate government may receive mex
haustible supplies
The London Globe, says, five of the persons
charged as parties in the conspiracy at Sanumar,
have been tried and sentenced to death by the mi.
tary Commission sitting at Tours. Samur appears
to be favore seat of disaffection. plot was dis
covered and defeated in December last The pre-.
sent conspiracy in that town may have contributed
to impress the recent disturbances in Paris with
like character.
Two members of the chamber of deputies have
been arrested on suspicion of attempting to repro
duce the scenes of the revolution.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
As usual, we have contradictory statements as to
the intentions of these two powers, neither ofwhich
in our opinion, are entitled to much attention.
letter from Odessa dated Feb. 18th states that
great number OF Russian officers had arrived there
with long leaves of absence, from which contin-
uance OF peace was inferred; and it is said to have
been currently reported on the Exchange at Liver
pool, the 18th Of March, that Lord Walpoe tn,
British minister, had arrived in London from Wen
ma, with copy of the treaty OF peace between Rus
sia and Turkey. On the other hand it appears from
the language of Mr. Tierney in the House of Com
mons. that he believed Ministers were fully aware
of the certainty of an approaching rupture. TIL,
Chancellor Of the Exchequer neither confessed
nor denied this statement; on which the Morning
Chronicle remarks, that Ethere is now an almos
universal conviction in the best informed circles
that Russian and Turkish war is inevitable. w
are inclined to think that this Is the most correc
view of the subject.
The upernr ley ander W. lnnl ed for az Minel
to Join the Imperial Guards, and then proceed Il
the grand army. [, was also rumored that he wa
forming an offensive and defensive alliance witt
another power. These are any other than symp
toms of pacific disposition.
| A letter from Odessa states that the schah @
Persia has refused the intervention Of the Englis
minister, and has issued formal declaration of wa
against the Porte.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| The manufacturing and agricultural interests d
not appear 10 be satisfied with the plans suggeste
by government for their relief andare loud and ur
ceasing in their demands for succor. In Irelanc
the White Boys had somewhat abated their ou,ra
geous proceedings. "This diminution of crime,
says the Courier, " is owing not to any abatemer
OF their lawless spirit, but to the summary opera
ltion of the instruction act, Aware that their al
prehension is inevitable, if found abroad after Gel
mountains, and only detach strong armed parte
during the night, TO provide subsistence" No
understanding the rumors OF war and of revolution
and Of insurreciionary movements, stock at Paris
| in London appear TO hold their ground This
least, is no proof of alarm the part of the res
pective governments The British Luminary
March 10, contains the following article, and wit
this imposing head:-
MOST IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE,
Recevedtate last from correspondence Pari
! We have Just received the following very impol
n tant communication from our exclusive correspor
dent at Paris. From other sources we learn, that
general rising against the BouIbons is deemed int
'lnent political characters in London, have had the
Paris letters stopped by the French police. Mo
mentous events are known to be in progress.
II BosToN, April 49,
u LATEST GIBnALrAR Gibraltar papers have been
E, ceivcd by Mr. Topl the S ut The important artc
in them OF the capture of Ali Pacha by the Turks, wh
comes in shape which entitled credit The Nal
Gazette Of Feb H. contains extracts from letters receive
Corfu from Prussia. The first dated Feb l, I'll
all the ouworks and forts OF JOANNA taken BY the besleg
army and that Ali had placed Linse in small well secur
caemate, with two oil his and lew followers,
barrels of powder with treasures ready to destroy hims
any dangerous emergency He had demanded TO be sent
ConstntnOpe and declared that he had most importa
communications make the Sultan The other dated Feb
announces that Ali prisoner Hulshd Pacha. He W
seized Friday night by Atanas Nena, Greek chief i'll
Town SERVICE who had made agreement with the Turkish
mander, and delivered to the Turkish troops about O'Clock
| He had IS Greeks and IL Turks with him. He WI
carIed to PeramO, about two miles distant, and kept
soner in of his paaces.He assured of safety fl
1.-The moment. being COnstantin