American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-23
Philadelphia, Dec. IL.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
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Captain Tear, Of the brig Ruth, arrived at this
port from Gibraltar, states that the u s. ship Con-
stitution, having on board our Minister to Spain
Mr. Forsyth, was expected TO sail for Cadiz about
the Sd of November.
The Gibraltar Chronicle of October Esd, states
tina, intelligence has been received from Carthage
ma by sea, that four days previous, that city was in
treaty with the French, in consequence of the late
sure nder Of Caoiz.
The Board of health of Paris, in its general re-
port for 1922 laments the avages caused in the cap
ltal by the small pox. In 1892, 1856 individuals fell
victims to that dreadful rnalady in 1921, 1I2 indi-
vduais and in 1920, only Al. This alarming
increase" says the report, naturally leads to the
conclusion that vaccination has diminished in the
same proportion . The number of deaths in 1922
was 23,87; and in 1921, 23,749, being an increase
Of 68 in 1899. The births, in 1922, were 26,3l9,
which is an excess OF 25o2, over the deaths. The
number Of suicides was $50, viz. 239 men, and l66
women which differs by only four from the proceed
ing year.
MADRID, Oct 16.
Camp marshal Capape, in his report Of the 9th
instant from Sarhens gives The particulars of rem.
contre with the constitutional troops at Tramaced, in
which the Royalists were victorious: and observes,
that among the prisoners taken by the latter, was
the ext minister, San Miguel; and that on his re.
commencing 10 the General of the auxiliary col
umn TO keep him in close custody, the General had
replied hat the camp-marshal might make himself
perfectly easy that score the prisoners wounds
were SO numerous and severe that he could not live
long.
PARIS, Oct 8.
According 10 letters from St Petersburg, dated
August 90, the Emperor Alexander has given or
dets for the garrison OF .uittau to be augmented
1000 men, TO prevent the introduction OF English
contrsband goods.
In the course Of 1929, Russia obtained from
her mines 1867 lbs. Of gold and $4,000 lbs. OF sill
yer; forming total in gold and silver, OF 8,735552
roubles.
Letters Of recent date from Smyrna, state that
flotilla Of nearly $50 vessels, was ready to sail
from the port OF psara, but its destination was I'M
known.
The following is from the Augsburg Gazette OF
the 9th ult' We are assured that the interview be-
tween the Emperor of Russia and the Emperor Of
Austria al Czernowitsch is to determine defnitive-
ly new uhimatum, TO be proposed to the Porte by
the Cabinet OF St. Petersburg, and in the first line
OF which will be formal demand OF the prompt re
vocation OF the measures adopted against the navi-
CATION in the Black Sea. 1t is even asserted that
very short term will be given to the Divan toAeply
In categorical manner. An extraordinary Coulter
has been despatched to Constantinople, with an in
vItatlon to Lord Strangford, to go to Czernowsch,
10 take part in the deliberations
LONDON, Oct. /.
We learn that the French Government has suf
hciently intrusted NJ Jourdan, an advocate Of some
note, to visit this country, and to report the state
ot our Magstracy, and the general administration
OF the Criminal Law. The plan in contemplation,
which has given birth to this mission is, to incor-
porale IN the tiench Code, such parts Of our Ma
slster'a system as may seem worthy OF adoption,
IN the Judgment Of the Government, and 10 estab-
Iish something Ike our SqureaIc hy, in the French
domlnons.
oT. PETERsBURGH, Sept. IL.
M-ny well informed persons expect that the meet
ing OF the Emperors of Russia and Austria, at
Czernowitz, will be attended with favorable result
TO The cause Of the Greeks. 1t seems that the
Courts OF ST. Petersburgh, Vienna and London, are
at last agreed OH The principle, that the christian
nations are bound 10 each other against the Mahom
elans, and that the honor Of the Holy Alliance, is
engaged not to leave TO the enemies OF Kings So
speclous motive Of dec lamation as the abandon
ment OF the Greeks TO the fate OF sanguinary con
test when single word, uttered with frmness ir
the common name OF the Christian Powers, sufces tc
lnIlmidate the feeble government OF Constantnople
II IS asserted, that that word will be SO
I LORD 5trangord Is moreover to proceed to Czern
} owltz, TO concur in the final declaration of tbos,
powers, and the basis on which the negotiation will
! 'he LURES is to be undertaken. Madrid Gaz.