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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06
GREENsBURGH, penn, NAV 10,

han Storms. On Friday night last, about 8
O'clock the hail desceneed with tremendous no;ss
accompanied by great quantity OF rain. We are
confidently assured, that the hail, in some parts q,
this country fell to the thickness Of inches and
that some THE PARTICLES we're larger than Walnut
which cut and destroyed the rye very much. Very
fortunately there was not the least wind or the da
mage to houses, sc. must have been immense
oome windows were broken n this place and the
iruit trees and gardens partially injured we have
been also informed, that on Tuesday evening last. =
very destructive hail storm was experienced few
miles west Of this place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06

Fatal effects Of Tntoricatioa.--h ma, !.
name OF Charles Forrest, living near SAL :" y @1
Jersey, has IN one Of his drunken 6ts mnrd'D. Ns
daughter, and abused his wife so severely NV
has been confined to her bed. This brn,si ' w
said, was occasioned by the wretchrd man. ~ =.
home drunk, and not finding his rum Inc, st In'0
appears had been hid by his wife and e. AN. "'O
this so irritated the cold hearted father ,hs,
menced beating the mother and dauch,sn ! WIN
most barbarous manner.
A letter from Halifax, OF the 18th NAV 49,.
at Boston, says" We now begin to tall Il ,f' ~
Scotia flour. Upwards OF 700 bbs. yery .n.. No'
have arrived since Friday from Pictou, in th p'"o
vince, and near 5000 bushels of fine whea, ii -
produce OF county not ten miles in exen, ~ aal'
which, two years ago, 1000 bbs. were SEM or ~
consumption. "s
There are now in the city OF Boston ,v,,,.
eight churches, viz Unitarians 9--Episcopaian,
-Csiylnistlc Congregationalists T. Baptis,, 4
ohisersalists 3-Methodist 2--Roman Ca,hou,
worship. "'u'''
The sum oil two hundred dollars ba, bten MIA
me treasurer OF the Boston Dispensary bv IN
Massachusetts General Hospital, as a donsion
beiog the first money collected from The .ybih,a
OF the Egyptian Mummy.
THOMAS L. L. Brent, for MANY years S.,.
tary OF Legation at the Court Of Madrid and recent
by at the Court of Portugal, has been appo Y.d h
the President, American Consul at Cadiz in SDa5
10 the place of Mr.. HALL, deceased.
The Ex- Emperor OF Mexico, with his family an
suite, emba'ke at Vera Cruz early last month
board the British ship Rollins, which was 10 prOc,,
IN few days for Italy.
II was resolved in the Mexican Congress on The ION
April that the Groom should be expurged from NE Ss
OF State, and from the National Flag.
700 bushels Of wheat, being part of q lot Of iiuj
bushels imported into Boston from Liverpool, arrived Il
Baltimore on the 28th ult. and 81, 90 per busel is asSe
for it.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06

Generosay.-During the sickness which prevail
ied last summer an industrious poor man vii, in
haolted the house No "a, Liberty street, after mo-
wing his wife and infant daughter into the couotry
was taken sick and died CT The fever. Upon tbe
return OF the widow the writer ofths waited On H.
landlord to beg deduction from the quarters rem,
then due-he 8 freely iorgavc the whole" m,
"iaow, SICK and broken hearted, survived ill Tie ID,
hs'. leaving hcr little daughter in the care Of two
friends. The little effects she leG ,yer,. H. ,,
converted into money, and yesterday thew waited an
: ne same gentleman, t pay him on, the proceeds
! ne quarters rent Just due. Having received he
amount OF S57 SO and given receipt, he pepsrons.
returned the whole, saying, "Add tina, 70 ths n
1ie balance you are about placing in the Savings
BANK Tor The benefit Of the orphan" Comment h
unnecessarily .Nei0 Fork Com. ado.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06
Anlerlran matti)alall.
WIL.MlN(.INN q IILME 1Als

frowl Indignantly the first dawnng attempt an
'"e pofeoh Oh the onon from anosier.' WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06

E1tract Of letter, dated Port au Prince, .qpri %
Andrew Armstrong, Esq. U. s. Consul at iii.
place. has just Informed me that no Ansrir.1 v.a
,els Will be admitted to an entry in Haytj. altr,
having touched at windward Isle, after he Il, II
way, ny giving publicly to this you may perfor;n
an important service to The mercantile community
FreeNNRs JoNrnnL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06

Inc decree was Immediately read to the people,
and the same b. O'Higgins proc Alfred the new
Government elected He united the rlbband which
IS the badge of supreme COZ mand in Chill. mn, il
into the hands Of the voters and then gave Them
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-06

The sum Of two hundred dollars ha. been maid
Inc treasurer OF the Boston Dispensary, BY |,
Massachusetts General Hospital, as donsio
loeiog the hrst money collected from the exhblt
of the Egyptian Mummy. ''''"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13
DIED,

n this town. child W capt. Reuben kent.-Lvdia
daughter OF Mr.. Joshua Emery, aged years--Yes-
to-day morning. Joseph 4. Boyd Esq. Treasurer cf
this State aged 63 Funeral Tomorrow afternoon, ~
o'clock.
Dro1casA-On Friday last, Joseph. son Of Capt Jc-
scpl Atkins aged years The circumstances NJ
his death truey distressing, and ought to operate
as caution 70 those parents VINO suffer their child
rem 10 play about wharves Just before night The
father went on board his vessel, at anchor in the
stream 10 remain during The night About the same
time the aa left the boise, bis mother supposed,
for the purpose Of accompanying HIM and the
other hand the father supposed the left be-
hind with his mother. The boy, II seems, went down
mon the wharf and by some means fell overheard,
and was drowned The next morning, after ascet-
tanning that he was missing, search made and hs
was found with his folded round one Of the tim
bers Of the wharf
Ia Brunswick Mr. Edmund Mounucrt very IN
dustrous aud respectable shipbuilder. aged 3D. He
had been afflicted several weeks with BAD cold,
which settling in his head. deprived him Of his
and the 9Th insi. he discharged the contents ~
loaded musket into his body. which occasioned large
discharge Of blood, and tic means Of restoring
him lis Thus lie fingered aisur forty hours.
which he employed in adjusting his secular concerns
when his soul took its flight 90 the world Of spirits
He was buried on "Wednesday last with Masonic hon
ors by United Lodge Of which he was a wortAy
member
In Montreal IL. CAM Mr.. Thomas Peck, formerly
of this town.
In New Haven. Conn. Hon Charles Chauncey
IL d. in the 10th year Of his age, formerly Judge az
the Supreme Court of the State.--ln Ashburnhsm
Mass Rev. John Gushing d. D. i'll the 18th year ii
his age, and 55th Of his ministry.-ln Harand Conn
Rev. Aaron Church. aged Tin Brookfeld Mass
Hon Dwight Foster, aged 65.-ln Salem, Mr. Daniel
Fogg, Of Brunswick, Ale. aged "a.
n Tosham. ril Soth. Miss Mary T. Pattfr. aged
IL is ofteu the obirury nncrs brsrou-
lug unmeFtrd praises upon persons dec, 9sed, and award
gvirtues' perfection those who we'll known
have tuh
incident TO hrman when living.
But It life Of spotrss virtue Of amiahe tisTositor
zctionsre and Of I'll thnse qniries which tnra
individual 70 al eNte9sve rontSre ut acqIaiLtanct
deserving OF universal ely. II he said IF
the subject OF this brief uncr thor he life rhcd
ample worthy Of imitation. Cur III IN the bloom Of iii
dian height or human existence, those
Qualities Ind developed themselves which dignity ana
nament human nature, and demonstrate that pecis
created li'tle lower than the angels" She has
rtr behind kind ard scctinnare Parent, broers
ard relatives ah sequsntances 70 lament her
tim=ly death,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

gentleman from Scotland has lately called at this
office and requested 10 froTulgaie the following
recipe for the benefit nf those farmers who supply
market with butter lie was led 10 make the sugges-
lion in consequence Of having noticed that our butter
made after the cattle put 10 hay, IS almost univer-
sally white. He says that in his country the dairy
women avoid this by, grating some orange Carrots
the juice of which, after being styanee, 10 mixed with
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13
LINE WRITING.

An old tutor of College used 70 say to hi'
pupils : Read over your composions, and wEer
ron meet wits massage which, yon think is par
icuyGrip fine, strike it cut
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

novel and somewhat interesting sight presented IT,
self yesterday forenoon upon hlagwoads wharf An
old goat with her two young ones apparently only a
few weeks old had assembled unobserved to the upper
story ofone of Col Ms brick stores aud passing
our Of dormant window, sporting upon the
steep slated roof and feaessy along its edge, while
the Spectators who had been collected by the novelty
Of the sight were momenty expecting to them slip
nand fall 10 the ground. But such is the natural char
9cter and propensity of the ANIMAL that apparent
danger OF this kind alarms them and we'll pleased
they with the SPORT that il not without much
difficulty the mother and her young could be M
duced quit their gambols and desc nd the ground
by the same way which they mounted.
Charleston Courier
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

The pirattcat commander Of the Pilot had ar
rived ri HarnnG-A letter to the editors of the
Norfolk Beacon, gives the following account of
this desperate.
ellis name is Domingo a native of the Cana
~ Islands, and formerly commanded Guinea
man he is the man that Obliged the crew OF the
vessel TO fight, from which Lieut. Allen receiv-
cd his death he is celebrated for his desperate
courage and enterpsise--I win answer for his
Indifference TO round shot. You may think it
strange, he should walk freely, at noon day, in
defiance Of the law but * is easily accounted for
he is feared by every one-.he has desperadoes
ready and willing to do las bidding and certain
death wonld await the csc who should dare to in
form against him. In short you could not OBJ
tain witness against lam he will therefore go
hntil VIC are lucky enough 10 fall in with him.
Five or six houses were burned in HUDSON
n. Y. on the night OF the I'd inst
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13
TRIAL FOR MURDER.

On Thursday the lst inst before the Supreme
Judicial Court held at York, came on the trial
Of CHARLES STEVENS, indicted for the muir
der Of his son, Charles Henry G. Sterens, aged
9 years, at Kittery-point, in August last The
subject having excited much interest, the trial
was held in the Rev. Mr.. DJWs meeting house,
for the better accommodation of the great num-
bers that attended. The prisoner had been ar
raigned at the September term in Alfred, but
the trial was postponed at his request, that OPP
portunity might be given him to prove that bis
son was not dead. The trial lasted two days,
the cause not being committed 70 the jury till
| l o'clock on Friday evening.
William Burleigh, David NJ. Christie and John
Holmes were counsel for the defendant.
The prisoner challenged twenty jurors.
The indictment, charging the prisoner with
the murder of his son with pair oftongs on the
18th day of August last, was read to the jury,
by MIR. M'Intire, county Attorney who address
ed them relative to the testimony To be adduced
on the part OF the government. He said he did
not bring positive proof of the death of the child,
but expected To give satisfactory evidence Of
the fact; and went into short history of the
circumstances relative to the alleged murder
full report Of this trial is to be published BY
William b. SewaIl, of Kcnnebunk, from notes
thhcn W HlIlSCi anu OTdIu1lIcl L. Dnlltllg OI
NewGeld.
Judge Weston summed UP the evidence on a
very lucid and perspicuous manner, and was fol-
lowed by Chief Justice Mellen, each occupying
an hour and haIf--1he cause was given to tire
jury at | o'clock on Friday evening and on
Saturday morning the jury returned verdict
Of NOT GUILTY.
The prisoner was afterwards convicted Of an
assault and battery on his daughter, EIiza-Jane
Stevens, and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment. Portsmouth Journal.
The weather has been quite cold thus far in
May; vegetation has progressed slowly. The
late heavy rain ii succeeded by mild weather and
a genial sun. will awaken the earth to life and
beauty and adorn the trees with blossoms.
Severe frosts have been experienced in the
southern states and in New England, by which
the early fruits have received a sudden check.
On this account, perhaps, it i not to be regretted
that our vegetation has not proceeded more rap
idly.
The election Of twenty five persons TO repre-
seat the city Of Boston the ensuing political year,
took place Yesterday. 1t is uncertain what will
be the political character OF the honse--bcth par
ties are active 10 secure the ascendancy-the 9th
er two branches are democratic.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

the cream Previous TO chafnihg Barter taUs msn-S
lactrred ACQUIRES not only beautiful yellow color,
out flavor which adds greatly ID its value. Tie
quantity of carrot Juice necessary % be used ior ths
purpose may easily be asceHaned indeed the judg
nent OF the manufacturer cannot fail &c suggest very
nearly the quantity necessary % give Il the proper
color.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13
Married.

In this town, Mr. John Gardner. to Miss Sally
Small-Mr Samuel Harris, 70 Miss Fanny Gushing
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

The election Of twenty five persons to repre-
seat the city Of Boston the ensuing political year.
took place yesterday. 1t is uncertain what will
be the political character OF the house--bcth par
ties are active 10 secure the ascendancy-the 9th
er two branches are democratic.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

Paris, March 24.--It is believed that tic ex-
animation of the budget of 800 .838,433 franks
viii occupy the Chamber of Deputies about fif-
teen days.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

Five or six houses were burned in Hudson
n. Y. On the night Of the "a inst
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

March 30.-Scyeral inhabitants OF LYONS YES
ferday waited on M. Manuel, to present him
with the Civic Crown from that CITY. After
accepting the present, NJ. Manuel attended a
banquet Of more than 40 persons, Inhabitants of
Lyons, Irving ia Paris.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

London, .4pril 2.-Thc state Of Ireland be-
comes appalling. Never did the contending fac
Tons winch divide that unhappy country rage
more iurlonsy than at the present moment.
The Portuguese army is, it is said, in full
march fur the frontiers which they win pass at
the same time the French army cross the Pyre-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-13

On Tuesday last the Supreme Judicial COur
commenced its session in this town. At thi
term came on the trial Of Patrick Cole, q
Brunswick-charged with the murder of Samu
ell A. Coombs on the Goth Of March last. Tn
facts are sufficiently detailed by the followin.
minutes Of the evidence Poitely furnished us b,
i member Of the bar.
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tenn more favorable ia Spain than had
been pursued thus far by the French ar
my and their allies, '-:se troops o. Me
.tdist," as the insurgents are called.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The slips we have from New York
state that the ship Orbit. on the aoth of
august in lat. 42a, long. 6S. ". spoke
brig Susan, a6 days from Lisbon for
! Boston-informed us that battle had
been fought between the French end
Spanish armies, in which tie former
were defeated, with great loss, near Co
runna.
The Susan has arrived at Poston,
and the Palladium says-"Capt. Wiasor,
who has arrived in short passage from
Lisbon, left town yesterday for Duxbu-
ry, before We hat an opportunity of CON
Terslng with him. We understand twas
reported at Lisbon, that an iglpor.an,
battle had been fought near Coruana.n
PORTUGAL.
We hear from Lisbon, July ca that
there is considerable disunion in the
Portuguese Cabinet, and that several
distinguished Individuals had been ar
rested
A loyal Portuguese magistrate Ia.
stated that those who cry al Rel Alb
soluto," do not wish for king with ar
bitrary and despc.ic power, but only for
a king with power to make the laws and
execute them',,
Constiiutioas-rtis curious fact. that
an application has been made By the
Portuguese government to The Dutch
consul, at Lisbon, for copy of the con.
slitation of the Netherlands, granted in
the year 1914, under the auspices of
England. TIE consul, not having CO.
py ID his pOssessioa-nore contemplating.
perhaps, the possibility of such a re-
guest, has written to his court TO obtain
one perfectly correct, aid well authea-
t.cated
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-11
SPANISH 4FF4IES.
I,oNnoN. ,Jnly II.

LONDON, July Il.
We have received the Paris papers Of
Friday. A despatch from gen. Guile
minot, dated Madrid, July IL, states,
that in consideration of certain things
being done. Morillo promises 70 Cd
operate N the delveranee of the King.
and to actin concert with him Guile
minot) to re-establish order IN the coul-
try'' At the date of this despatch, he
had not, indeed, formally ackn n,iedged
the Madrid Regency; but, to suppose
he would not do so, after having taken
the other decisive step, would be an ab-
surdity.
The 1Tonite,r of Saturday contains
bulletin giving an account of the opera
lions of the French troops against the
army Under Ballasteros, which is from 2
TO 10000 strong. General Bourdesoult,
VINO has formed the blockade OF Cadiz
b. land, IS necessarily occupiedin COM
pleting il By sea, in concert With rear
admiral Haneln. Already several light
vessels are cruizing before the port, and
.econding tine fleet. Fifty coasters,
which were watching On occasion to in
troduce grain, have been captured CT
dispersed.
i Spanish vesse, OF war bound 70 Ca
diz with (royalist) prisoners, has been
carried into Bilboa by the royahsts, who
rose upon their guards and took posses
sion Of the vessel.
PcRPrOSAS, July 10.
Nina is slill in Barcelona. Mlians
has left the town. marching for the plain
of rarragona, with a strong division.
We regret to learn that the hospitals IN
the narts Of Catalonia occupied by our
troors have many sick. They have al
ready began to remove into the differ
ent hospitals of our department. The
18th Ii ut regiment, which made part OF
the br;gode which pursued Nina IN the
mountains. has an extraordinary pro-
portion Of invaids:
Negotiations had been entered upon
for the surrender Of ST. Sebastians; they
ara, however, broken o.. The garrison
would have given up the fortress, but
they wished to march out with the ho-
Eors of war. which was refused
{ Morillo had delivered up Lugo to the
French. The French entered Villa
Francawithout meeting with any enc
nly, and say they have also taken Cor
doYa.
Loxpov. July D.
Sir W. A'Court, the British minister
has been ordered by his government L
proceed to Cadiz.
PERPlGyAy, July II.
An order of the day OF Lieutenan
General Rottembourg to the veteran
embodied here, expresses a hope iA-i
"those who have lent an ear to the dan
gerous counsels Of malevolence VIII peI
ceive their faults; and redeem, By
conduct exempt from reproach, AN 81
ror which, if transitory, may be forSlH
en-, hut if prolonged, win call down tn
severity Of justice"
Esp-Gt OF the French at CGdiS.
One important fact is announced
asfrsnch papers, dated July 20, whiI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-11
THE POPE
Pans. .ruIysn

The Pope has met with serious ac-
cident- On the evening of the 9th he
fell, in rising from his chair, and frac-
tired the neck of the fermorai bone
lie was alone at the time, but his cries
brought bis attendants, aud he was re
moved e. bed. The surgeons had not
informed him of the fracture. On the
evening of the 7th he was seized Wit,
fever, and on the following day it was
in Rome that his Holiness was
in great danger.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-11
TIE PAPERS-.THE SPAN
ISL REGENCY.

Tile Courier OF this day gives The
oflcial documents which the KING has
ordered to Represented to Parliament,
contained ina correspondence between
Don Victor Sacz, and Mr. Secretary
Cunning, on the subject of the recog
nl;ion of the Spanish Regency at Ma
drid. The documents and Enclosures
are ten in number.
Correspondence betlrsen Dos, Victor Sce-
and .I'. Secretary Canaiag.
Den Victor Saez to Secretary Canning
MADRID, June q, 1923
Sir Il have the honour to transmit
10 your Exceliency the letter. by which
his Serene Highness the Regency of
Spain and the Indies, has the honour
OF communicating to his Britannia Ma
iesty its installation, which took place,
with the greatest solemnity. in this
capital, and which has been followed
by the recognition Of his royal high
ness the Duke d'Angouleme, in the
name of his most Christian Majesty.
i His Sersne Highness, in directing
me to request that your Excellency
will present to his Majesty the King
of Great Britain, the said letter (of
which have the honor TO inclose a
copy. as likewise of tire documents
relative to the nomination of the Re
gency,) has ordered me to express TO
you at the same time, his anxious wish
10 cultivate the relations of friendship
which has always subsisted between
oar august soyefeigns.
/ shall feel happy in contributing tc
fulfil the wishes of his Serene High
ness in this respect; and in the mean
time have the honor to assure your
Excellency of the high consideration
with which, &c
i (Signedl VICTOR SAEZ.
His Excellrncy Dir. Canning, &c &c
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-11
Foreign News.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.
BY an arrival at New York of the
ships Corin,hian. Florida and Orbit,
London dates to the 2sd July, and Lii
verpool to the a5th. have been received.
Extracts will be found below.