American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-16

The Rev Abner KncelanJ, late editor of tile Uniyer.
sas Magazine and Christian Messenger" which has been
discontinued has commenced the publication of weekly
Ipaper in Philadelphia, called the GAZETTEER" 1t is
NEATLY printed in quaro form, at IS per ainun. Tic
tnuaon Of The former publication and in addition this,
la summary OF the most interesting Of the day will be
lgiven
MIR. Miner Editor Of the Village Record, has taken into
partnership with him Mr. John Bryan, who has been sl
assistant his Gtiice tor several Yeas They publish up
wards of 1000 papers.
Among the articles inspected in Baltimore ia the quar-
tier ending the 31st December 522 barrels and
i10,490 half bbs. Of wheat -four 2016 bbs. rye -four
55a2 kegs Of buffers 1866 kegs OF lard, and 1887 hogs
heads Of faxseed.
Mr.. WIN. RobnsOnt of sudey, Va one Of the legaees
Io Gen. Washington, has presented to Gen. Jackson
pistols which the Father of his country carried during the
Rev dictionary war. They were presented TO Gen Wash
ngton by the ustrlous La Fayette The military pocket
telescope which Gen. Washington carried has also been
presented to Gen. Jackson by MIR. Gusts of Maryland
Lord Byron has in the press drama called the De-
formed Transformed. Canios 12 49, and IA Of Don Juan
are also announced.
The city of New Orleans contains upwards of 50 900
persons, g. employs about goo 900 shipping About
so years ago contained only 100 miserable barracks and
three Or four stone houses,
Philadelphia, January IL.
COUNTERFEIT NOTES. Two men were
yesterday committed by Alderman Binns for at
OF them was found six len dollar notes of the Pl1iLa-
delphia Bank, most excellent limitations OF 'ha
Genuine notes. The paper, engraving, filing Up
and signatures are all calculated to aid the belief
that they are genuine. Also, Two five dollar not.
of Mr.. Girard's Bank, good as any We ID :
SEEM and four two dollar notes OF the State bar,
at Trenton.
NORFOLK, JAN. 9.-The United States shi,
Ontario, WoLcoTr CHAUNcEY, Esquire, Com
mander from the Mediterranean, and 80 days from
Gibraltar, arrived in Lynnhayen Bay on Wednesday
night, and came up and anchored between The Forts
yesterday about Q o'cock--offcers and crew all in
good health.
The Ontario has brought no papers, We learn
verbally from Capt. Chauncey that all was quiet in
Spain. when he sailed, 10Th December) the Span.
isrds having settled down quite subnissiyely under
the bayonets of their masters, the French.
Many executions had taken place OF those who had
dared to think for themselves and TO disturb the
legitimate rule Of the Holy Alliance. Nina had
eil Spain, and it was reported that Balasteros had
been banished the Spanish territory.
Among those of the Constuionalsts stated to
have been executed since the tall of Cadiz are a
number of officers OF interior grades, at Xerxs,
near that city.
The latest accounts from Cadiz, received at Cib.
rasr afforded no intelligence relative to the expe.
dton said to be fitting out for the re-eonquest of
the late South American Provinces. A small
Spanish armament was IN preparation at Cadiz for
! Lima.
! Our Minister TO Spain, Mr.. Nelson, was con.
veyed 10 Cadiz in the rigate Constitution.
The contest between the Greeks and Turks was
still obstinately maintained, ia which, however, the
former were uniformly successful, and their de-
teimned perseverance in the cause of liberty was
worthy, not only of the sympathy of the American
people, but Of all the MD which they as men enjoy
ING the exalted privileges Of freemen can conisr