The Wilmingtonian., 1823-10-30
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BYMursAay, October 80 AS23.

The National Intelligencer announces the ar /
tiyal Of the United States Galo sea-t'nll, at the
fNavy Yard at Washington, on Saturday last, with
|Commodore Porter on board-and SAYS Thought
long looked for, and come at last, he was not
e,nec.ed Mt the moment of his arrival, and sol
quietly did he land, that he was many hours saieI
Ilodged in his mansion on Meretlian Hlll beforel
his coming was known in our part OF the city III
gives us pleasure to say, though weak and disa-
bed in one arm, he may be said to be recovered
from his late indisposition.
BY the British packet ship Lady Louisa, arrived
at New York, the Editor of the Commercial Ad-
ver,iser has received London dates of Sept. 9th.
being three days later than any heretofore re-
ceved. The intelligence furnished by this arri-
val IS of kind that cannot be received with sats-
faction by those who feel anxious for the triumph
of Spain. 1t appears the Government OF Portugal
I has agreed to support France in her war against
Spain, and has already furnished feet to assist
in the siege of Cadz Notwithstanding the ere
dit given to this piece of news by the first British
prints, we cannot but entertain doubts OF its cor.
rectness, and anxiously hope that it may, by the
next arrival, be contradicted. Cadiz has been
i put in the hest posture OF defence. In addition
to its former strength, trench 80 yards wide
separates it from the neighbouring land and which
= is filled by the sea, and defended by number OF
gun boats. They appear sang,ine in the repulst
Of the French, in any attack that may be made.
The Democratic candidate for Governor, i,
Pennsylvania, has succeeded by majority o
26,759 votes. The Representative part OF thu
|$ ticket is but little behind.
A A letter from COnstantinople mentions
n that the Porte had seized the money Of /
"a rich English merchant and carried it t.
n the mint. The Porte, at the earnest rep
resentation of Lord Strangford, had con
n sented to an arrangement, which however
a the merchant had rejected, unless the POI
te would make public satisfaction.
The Mississippian was resumed a
Natchez, on the 27th of Sept. after su,
pension of four weeks. This paper state
II that out Of a population of three thousan
about three hundred persons had falle
M victims to the prevailing disease. III,
ri weather had been uncommonly cold ft
Sta the season, but it was not thought safe ft
$s persons to return al the above date.
The Hartford Cattle Show and Exh
bltlon of Domestic Manufactures, too
place on the 18th inst
The Connecticut Couran, says AS
specimen of Domestic Manufacture, II
thing ever exhibited at our Shows can
compared with a Cloah, manufactured a,
offered by Miss Sarah Fl. Hubbard, of Wi
tonbury. The colours, in imitation of q
Scotch Plaid, were on the whole mo
beautifully and tastefuliy arranged, tn;
IN any specimen of that article we remer
Der to have seen. The fabric of excee
ingly fine and soft cashmere. The colls
lined with the skin Of Moles, and Il
whole presenting very superb article
apparel.
Miss II. has also presented long Sha1
ofCassimer, with beautiful border, wor