American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-02

extracts from late English and French papers, re.
ceved at New York.
The King of EngIand's drawing room was held
lon The Goth May, at ST. Jamess Palace. II is the
first drawing room that has been held there Tor ten
years past.
Many accidents, and some Of them Of serious
nature, occurred at the king drawing room which,
lit is said, was worse managed than was ever before
known. The ruin aud wreck OF carriages were
beyond all precedent; indeed, there were very lew
ESCAPED without some injury. it was no uncom-
mon thing to carriage moving upon three
wheels and hundreds had their PANELS smashed to
lpieces.-Servants and horses Jared very lnlle bet
ter beautiful animal belonging to the Marquis
lof Anglesea had the pole OF carriage driven
Through his body and footman belonging TO an
othei Nobleman had his leg crushed III shocking
manner between Two carriages Great numbers,
both OF ladies and gentlemen, could not get to their
carriages at all, and were obliged 10 walk home
through the streets in court dresses. Poor things,
llchdt d pity!
| The King and Queen Of the Sandwich Islands
have arrived IN London. HE main object Of their
visit is 10 throw themselves and thei territory upon
the protection of the British Government, agains,
Tie sggres ions which they seem 10 apprehend from
the kussians.-They did not appear at the drawing
room # the King in consequence OF not having their
the curosities Of that great metropolis bui
have as y.l relraiped from appearing in public. The
Klns is man oi pleasing ccuntenan and gentle
manly department he is tail and well formed, and
is dressed in European costume. The Queen is
large woman and appears fond oil dress, which she
Changes three OF iour times day. Her Majesty
is somewhat il disposed, and frequently retires to
rest duinR the day she and he' sister snake their
segars with as much gnul as some OF our modern
dandles, aud constantly amu,e themselves with
paying cards he Kings name is Rho Rho
bot his assumed regal nane is amchameho, and
" ahoo. o tn. central Islands. is his residence.
he KING and Queen are attended by the Go,ernor,
his lady az an lnterp'eer.
MIR. Sergeant Good, on opening the sessions un
der he Insurrection Act at Kilkenny said, There
iad been no lever than two and twenty mu DEF S.
conmilted within the last years in The barul les
ot the county OF Kilkenny, and not sing human
berg has been broush to punishment or any on,
OF The st ats
a htw Lighthouse, on scale OF sufficient mag
ni,ude and brlllancy, is immediately to be erected
At the entrance d this river liverpool on he Point
whsr the Rock Perch, as IL 10 commonly called is
nov placed
News Was received in London. on the Q3d MAY |
the purport Of which was, iha, The King of Portugal
had ueen restored 10 the toll POSES OF all his
a thc'ly, and hat The Prince had been compelled |
not Drly TO resign the command If the troops but to
withdraw himself from Court.
FRANCE.-Ihere is no political news or inter
Isl from this county. The pspeIs are filled with
The proceedings Of he Chamber. The committee
upon that subject have reported 10 favor Of allowing
Nj. Benjamin Constant 10 take his seat, and the
prevailing opinion was that the report would receive
he sanction oI the Chamber oil Deputies.
ID Yat Un0cemeltS - II is asserted in the German
papers that the physicians of the Emperor OF Rus
lia have advised him 10 the warm baths this sum |
ner, leaving TO his Majesty the option between
hose III hts own empire situated 10 mount Caucas-
is and those oil Carlsbad, IN Bohemia The EN-
'etor has, Tor various reasons, preferred the lat
err. 1t appears that he will set out Tor Carlsbad
'bact The end Of June, but will not remain above d
month, when he will return direct 10 St Petersburg
he Emperor Of Austria, the Kings Of p ussa, Ba-
,arla, and Saxony, viii 80 TO Calsbab at he same
me; and no doubt important political questions
S oe discussed 10 this new meeting OF the Sove
eisns Count Nesserode and several persons hold
ng the higher offices in the foreign department.
rave received orders to hold themselves 10 read.
les to Set out Tor Bohemia
The relations between Russia and Turkey ap-
year to be apProximating to good understanding
The stipuaiions OF the Treaty OF Peace between
ukey and Persia, gradually CARRYING in.
0 execution. The commercial intercourse between
he subjects OF the two Empires has likewise re com
nenced.
Tie Greek Rerotati0n.--A letter OF late date
rom Genoa, states that Mr.. Edward Baquiere has
ust brought to the Greek Congress the SUN ofe
10000 sterling, proceeding from he sale OF the 6rst
'art oil the Greek loan, opened at London. The
anne letter informs that on the Isl OF ADril I
Nitus the nephew of Colocrotoni left the Peopone
U.S. with 5000 men, to advance TO the her mopylae. Il
cover the siege of Negropon,, now carrying on g
" Odysus. 70
LORD BYRON. c
The following are few further particulars re =
pecting the death of Lord Byron n
" On the 9Th Of April Lord Byron, who had been S
wing very low, exposed himself 10 a violent rain a
he consequence of which was severe cold, and hr
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