The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-25

which will aCIiic frOm the SacflllCes Wlde TOT
the liberty and Independence OF Peru.
TONES DE HERES, Secretary.
An English writer states the number of
mower looms i'll the district surrounding
Manchester ut $4,000. The quantity of
,otton converted into yarn i'll Great Britain
and Ireland, is one hundred and sixty mil
lions of pounls--that every person spinning
nrnduccs nine hundred pounds per annum--
the number of spindles so employed, suppos-
;nrcach to produce fifteen pounds per annun,
he m states to be nine million, six hundred and
s;xty-six thousand, six hundred and sixty
s;x. The capital invested in buildings and
machinery he computes at ten millions
of pounds sterling.
A letter from Carthagcnia, says, "thc ac-
counts frcm Bolivar arc most encouraging"
Ertract ofa istter dated GuayaqaiH, ST.
tember, /.
"Sincc writing you last, nothing further
lastranspired but what l send you; accom-
nonying is an extra Gazette, issued on ac-
rnunt of the news from the army of the de-
feat of the rear guard of the Spanish for
ccs IN the valley of Junin, two and half
leagues from Rcges--We have heard that
the Spanish 64 gun ship Asia, has arrived
il Chloe, and waiting for the arrival Of
three smaller vessels to co-operate-this
viii give the Patriot sea forces a check, |
frar. thew arc nearly all blockading Cal
lao. which they are going to bcsicgc by land
and sea. The Spanish cavalry under Gen.
Rudil, has abandoned Lima, and the infant
~ have all retired into the Castles at Cal
10 and left Lima free of all Spanish troops.
The marines from on board the English "a,
Cambridge, had been sent up to Lima, to
nrotcct the property, until the Patriot force
should arrive, when they intended besicg-
inc Callao, which will probably be able to
hold ont or 4 months. The last news
from the army was, that the enemy were re
treating so rapidly, that it was not known
whittier they directed their march. Il is
supposed that this last campaign will close
The warm Peru. Bolivar still remains there
and no doubt will, in case the Spanish forces
should again rally.
"Thcy are taking mp all disposable yes-
sells to send down to Panama, to transport TO
Peru about 4 or 5000 men under the com
r.und of Gen. Pacs. They are to sail in a
lew days, and are making active prcpara-
tions.''-U. S. Gaz.
CQth9{ic Eishoa8.--Threc new Sees, says a
late Dublin paper have been lately erected
in America b. the present Pope, and priests
will be shortly, il they have not been a!rea-
dv. consccrated for them. The Sees arc
First. ST. Louis, in the state of Missouri. For
this See the Rev. NJ. Rosetti, superior ofthe
Lazarites, in the diocess of Bishop Dubourg,
has been nominated. He is an Italian, and
a man of great virtues. Second, Detroit ;
in the State of Michigan; to fill the person
of the Rev. Mr.. Richards, member of the
United States Congress he has laboured
constantly on that mission, with the tortitude
and spirit of an Apostle. The third is Vim
cennes, in the State of Indiana the choice
of bishop for this See, is not yet determined
by tile American Prclates.
The day after the races an honest IIibcr-
mean whose face "fnshed 7vM a hnrnh
prQce,'' sufficiently evinced his love for the
dear stuff of ouM H'ciand, called to a land
lord with all the native impudence immagin-
able for nckicr of the best whiskey, which
after he had swallowed, he with great COM
posure told the landlord he had no money tc
pay for-the landlord justly inccnscd at his
immeasurablc share of republican indie
penQEllCt, lpINl MN Ou5lll w nave
ed him Of that before hc drank-"W Why my
jewel" said Pat tried that with your next
door ncighbor, and dell of the drop he'd let
me have and SO had no mind to be taken in
the second time, dye see" Two wags pre-
sent thinking it too good joke to be lost
produced the following, and released Pat
by liquidating the claim
Pat roar'd like lord for his gill,
And swig'd it just like it was honey;
But when cal'd on to settle his bill
Quite cody replied "l've no money.
Why didn't you say SO before,
You rascal how dare you deceive me;
q faith Sir, try'd that next door
And dell Of the drop would they give me
A treaty has been concluded between the
Spaniards at Santa Fc and the Pawncc In
dians, a nation of about 1000 well armed ant
hardy warriors. The treaty was made al
Council Bluffs, between which place ant
Santa Fe, the travelling will in future be
safe.
A London journal mentions that the de
parturc Of Nurbtde from England for Mexico
was publicly spoken of in the ministerial
circles at Paris, as being in contemplation
month before it happened.
Chatcaubriand has had long private au
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