American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-07
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


This morning several vessels from England
we're announced to have arrived below, and the pilot
boat brought up our papers from the ship Colum
ha. which sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th Of
October. The latest intelligence however is brough,
by the ship Rasselas, which arrived at Boston on
Sunday. BY this vessel the Editors OF the Com
merciat 4lrertiSer have received heir files of Lon
don papers to the 18th of October, inclusive.
Mr.. Randolph had taken his passage in the Co
umbia, but on his Journey from London TO Liver.
pool, the stage upset, and he was so much injured
that he was unable to proceed.
Gale.-A violent gale Of wind was experienced
the British and Irish coast, from the 10th the
18th Of October. Lloyd's List Of the 18th Of Oc-
ober, and papers of subsequent date contain a
long list OF disasters. The Courier of 10Th says,
hat seventy two ships were on shore between the
Humber and Holy Island. The books at Lloyd's
presented long and melancholy list The losses
reported on the l5h amounted to nearly 100 YES
sells, great proportion Of which were Golfers and
other coasting vessels. Ii had been asccrtancd,
that many lives had been lost and fears were en-
ertaned that further accounts would greatly add to
The number.
Loss Of the ship Robert Burns,--A Letter from
Hull Of the 18th of October, states that intelligence
had heen received at Aleworth (near Berwick) or
the loss OF several ship, near that place. among
which was the ship Robert Burns, Capt Coffin, of
aud for New York, from Hull. She drifted on
shore, on the 18th of October, and at Q O'Clock
P. M. she was total wreck. The captain and
crew were saved by the boat.
The Halifax paper, Of November 2s, contains an
account of the loss Of the Pckton packet boat hay
ing on board nine persons, all of whom were drown
ed
1t appears from the Liverpool Price Current, thai,
hetx RI md H. 1 9Th Orl hoth dane IL,
siye there were sold $3.50 bags of cotton, imported
from The United States. Cur correspondent adds.
|" We have had good demand for cotton this week,
mostly from the trade and prices of American dc
scriptons have advanced Id and Brazil l.8 per Id
About 1000 bags American have been taken on
Speculation
The pope Of Rome was expected to pay visit to
England.
Incledon, the celebrated singer, we'll known in
this country took leave OF the stage at Southampton
on the 18th Of October. He made his debut at that
place forty years ago.
On the 9Th Of October, part Of the factory be-
longing TO Mr. Cough, of Sal!ord at Manchester,
Tell, by which 90 persons, chiefly young women,
employed as reelers were killed. and several were
MANNED and bruised.
Lord Granville is spoken Of as successor to Sir
Charles Stuart, British ambassador at Paris.
Mr.. Fauntleroy.-On the 18th of October, this
gentleman was brought up for final examination,
and after being examined for three hours, he wa,
ordered to be removed to Newgae to await his trial
as the Old Bailey, which was to commence on the
25.h October Two additional forgeries, to the
amount Of 6547L. we're found against him.
american Stocks on the l4th of Oct.-Bank
shares ia. IL 6. Skies for 1919, 90; 1914, 95
for 1915, 100 a LOT. Threes, 80. New York
Elves, 1908 1O2.
Spanish loan has been contracted for in Paris, to
the amount Of 100000, fir. (8o00O00l sterling
by different banking houses in the capital, of the
first responsibility. The loan is contracted to be
sold by commission, but the Cottes bonds are not
at all mentioned, nor they be taken in payment
rwothilds of Guebhard's Loan are negotiated
but the remaining third will not be put into circu-
lation.
1t is again stated that the king of Spain has soil
cited the king of France to prolong the stay OF the
army OF occupation. letter from Paris says the
necessity of this has been but too we'll ex
planned by the furious proclamations which the su-
perintendant Of police at Madrid recently published