American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

III Enhn Randolph had arrived in London. Messrs.
&Ell G. Stanley, ]. S. Wortey, jr and J. Z. Den
ison members of Parliament, were about TO embark
A from Liverpool for the United States.
l& A change of Ministry has taken place in France,
4 but not such was expected. Cbateaubrand. the
minister regarded as the head of the ultra royaist
5pary, has been dismissed from the Cabinet. Vllele
d holds ad interim, the Office of Foreign Affairs
~ General Abear, Deputy to the United States, and
his Secretary, arrived Liverpool ON the 10th of
Il June from Buenos Ayres.
M A FIRE broke out in the sitting room of Carlton
Palace the evening Of June 9Th, and destroyd the
whole interior OF the room with the furniture and
embellishments, including several fine paintings and
4 portraits
N. Goodse late OF New York, but now of Leigh
street, Burton crescent London, has obtained pa
tent for machine, piece OF machinery, for
breaking, sculching and preparing fax and hemp
for use, upon an improved method and the seed
thereof, and which is applicable to the threshing
of any other kind OF grain, aud also for Smelling
clover and other seeds.
Mr. M'Cready, Of the English theatre, has taken
orders in the Church.
Miss Cracham, the Sicilan dwarf, died suddenly
in London.
Mr.. ORDERLY, the Comedian, died suddenly in
London on the 9th OF June.
A subscription for the Greeks has been common
ced al Calcutta and up 10 the 9th january, 1854
sicca rupees had been subscribed
Chinese beauty, named Yhou- Fupg -Queou
has arrived in London She is the FIRST OF her cnun
try women who has visited England from the
&C Celestial Empire" She is said to be beautiful
and the King, who is something of a connoiseur in
these matters is 10 have the first view OF her &C.
iestial' charms.
The London Morning Chronicle of June 1st
mentions that Ga celebrated lady who had written
poems, novels and tales. and whose vocal talents
we're OF no mean Order" had suddenly desert ed the
muses. and become convert to the creed, habits and
demeanor of the Society OF Friends" The con-
version is said 10 have been effected by argument
lative pam phlet This Lady is understood 10 be
Mrs Ople
No successor had been appointed to Mr.. Chateau
BRAND, nor any one even named
Accounts from Corfu of the 10th May, state that an
English vessel had been attacked in the Gull of
Mssolonghi BY lour ships OF the Barbary States, and
would have been captured but Tor the sudden APP
pearance OF three Greek vessels which immediate
" afforded her succour, and made themselves mas
tiers OF an Algerine vessel.
The accounts from Greece we're favorable.-The
elections were about TO take place, and found
ed on the principle of universal suffrage, every per-
son in Greece above 81 years oil age, being permit
ted to vote.
After great preparations had been made at Zante
TO convey the body OF Lord Byron 10 England, Lord
Sydney Osborne had objected to the measure which
mains of the ilusrious deceased should be Inferred
at Xante.
Two persons eminent in literature were reported
20 be engaged in writing the Memoirs Of Lord By
son They are said to have been long intimate with
his lordshp and 10 be both in possession OF authen
tic documents.
CapeI Loft, the veteran in politics, died on the
9th of May last. He was the patron and encouag-
cr of Bloomfield, and bestowed great labor OH his
Formers Boy''
4 man was killed at Canterbury in boxing match
by the blows inflicted by his opponent lhe coro
ner's Jury found verdict Of man slaughter"
The rocket works Of Sir William Congreve in
Essex had blown up, and wounded two men so
severely that their lives were despalred OF.
Lond0n June l4.-U. 3. Bank otock 24t.-a de-
cline; u. s. per cents so.
MIR. Brougbam was assaulted in the anti cham
Der Of the House of Commons, on the same spot
where Mr.. Percival was assasslnated, by MIR Gour-
lay, who some years ago made so much distui Dance
among cur neighbos in Upper Canada. AS the
instrument used, however, was only switch and
not a dagger, Mr.. Brougham escaped unhurt.
(.ourlay was committed for breach OF privilege.
4 seemed to be conceded that he was insane.
Alta meeting OF the Directors OF the East India
COMPANY, in London it stated by The Char
man, that it was the intention OF the Company to
establish direct trade between Canton and The Ca
aadas-that this trade, however, could not extend to
the British West India Colonies
In the British House of Commons on the 18th
of June, Sir James Macintosh gave notice that he
should postpone ill The next day the petition OF the
Ierchants OF London, praying Parliament to recog-
,.ize the independence of the South American
governments.
The accounts from Spain represent that i'll fated
country as being in the most deplorable condition.
Il was stated that large party OF Ultra Koyaiists
and Fanatics, were prepared to join In insurrectlon
against the Kings authority, and TO support his
ilother Don Carlos for The throne.