American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28

ten constitutions and laws to which III, C " WITH
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Dem. Press
PErERsBuReH, June So.-A sad accid.D, l..
pened to our monarch, during his Journey r. "" V'p
saw. Ills Majesty, 1t is well known, il arcns,,.
to travel in rapid manner. Whit. n,'~'
bridge near the city Of porchaws, the brids. lug
through, and His Majesty's carriage sel in, Wv.
river. The horses alarmed, in endeayor,;".~
release themselves from the carriage, o,,rw,"4s,.
and the Emperor seated in his open calsch, r...
we'd so severe blow on the back of the L.ad "
ne iost much blood from the wound and tainted
Fortunately the city OF Porchaws was no, Ear o ~
Emperor was carried there, and visited by III, bs
surgeons OF the city, who pronounced that the wonD
would not be followed by serious Consequence.
The Emperor ordered into his presence III, ,v
inspectors general of the roads, and having r., ro,,
ed them with their carelessness, banished hen
Siberia. "
FRANKFORT, (GERMASY,) AuG. 19.-The r..
noa Gazette relstes, as it says, on good auho,;,v
the following singular occurrence which la.lv inv
place at Nice -" On "Wednesday, July 9,( Sisno
Gaudolh, OF Nice, dined with his wife abOu, ,vl
O'Clock IN the day friend came on visit to them
and found Signor Gaudofi lying on bed E.le.
with book in hrs hand. Signora Anneta, his Mi,
was also dead, sitting at her embroidery Iram, vi
needle in her hand /; the maid servant was lcuu
corpse in the kitchen, leaning or table the Cana
ry bid was dead in the cage, and the dog and c,
were stretched liielsss on the floor! The cau,,
this awful catastrophe is yet unknown. The poIic !
are engaged in Investigations respecngit.'
Caracas papers, received at the Office old
Baltimore Gazette, inform that the CongressoiCJy
lombia has granted to Juan Bernardo ELDERS
exclusive privilege OF navigating the river MagdaI
lena with steamboats,, for twenty-one years. |
seems to have been admitted on all hands that M
desirable and important object could in no 9th:
way be at present obtained, and Mr.. ELDERS WI
the successful candidate over many, in consequ,nyl
OF his binding himself, not only to establish slranI
boats, but to open roads aud canals, which wilIerl
der the passage from Carlhsgena and Santa ,lsut|
into the interior provinces, and 10 the Capital, EgCl
|" open, safe and expeditions" The undertaking 4
commence in one year from the passing Of The IaS|
which grants various facilities Tor carrying OH III
different works connected with it, and exclusiI
advantages TO the men who may labor in I!: ID
compNshment.
n aCise G0rernor.-The legislature Of Ttnn,,
see met at MurlIeesborough, on the 18th ulgmi
Robert Weakly, in The Senate, and James FenteI
IN the House, were chosen Speakers. Onthe nsS|
day, Governor Carroll transmitted his message 4
The legislature. II is document markedly soul
sense and practical wisdom. It's topics are lev,
principal one being the approach oil period, hSsi
by law, for the Banks Of the state to resume spec5
payments, and the considerations arising IRON
view OF their present condition. He decidedIypNi
tests against the repeal of this wise law, and cct
cludes his observations as follows:
~. J. Com .qdr
"Shoud you be Of opinion, after full eSamioaI
ton OF the subject, that the banks ought to redstnI
their notes as contemplated by law and should
appear by their reports, that they will be unabl;
do so, would recommend the proprlety oil IaSl
requiring that they shall, upon presentation @@n1
giren amount Of their mites, or Orer, puyn specie
the proportion which their gold and silver on 0ar
may bear, TO the amount Of notes they may nave
circulation, and give certificate for TIE Oa'NN'I
payable at some otter period, riM interest," aoI
that reasonable time be given to wind up 'n'lI
business in that way which may be the least caIcu
lated to injure the community, This plan WV
equal justice to the note holiers--an object V0'
should not be lost sight Of in the anal adIuS'ms"
their business at our banks"
The Governor then goes OIL TO shsw lne eul
an unsound currency and Of unsouEd legsIa"''
relation to matters OF debt and credit.
However strongly our feelings may be faliSs
in favor of the debtor class Of society, there - !
means of legslating them Out OF their pecuw.s
cmbarrassments. The remedy is with US all nat
dualy and the sooner we apply il in eaVOe'! J.. /
better. We must be economical and lndusuWu'
we must encourage the use OF domestic or 1OuI
hold manufactures. And above all we mus 'sn1
care that the profits Of the business IN "0In
may be engaged, shall be little over ora"''
equal to our expenditures. A determl,a"V"
pursue course of this kind, will soon MAKE W Il
prosperous and happy people,
The editor Of the Nantucket inquirer s'a'e' " /
remarkable facts relative to the s&s"'
the Whale Fishery from that Port. .cou
At this moment there are employed ~ W.,
thern whale fishery from the port Of ''a% .r'os
alone, nearly tlrice as many slips a. are e"b'S'
in that fishery from all the ports q EAy's I',oor
France-and that most ofthe Whaling sn'i's u.' ~,