American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-28
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Icapt. wilson from Grenock, ard The shin III.
Wells Harris, from Liverpool, from when I'm
former sailed on the 10th and The larer i ~ ="
4 18th August. '" UO
u Private correspondence from London. d,,aa !,
i 9th OF August, states that Cabinet Comet ="
been held that afternoon, attended BY ne.flv i, !,
Minister'S and it is said that the discussion reG,s
Exclusively to South American affairs, and ,ha III,
,Iernmen have it in contemplation TO recopti,ao,l
different republics sooner than was prevou,y A.
mined in FACT before the reports OF the Com
ners shall have been received The private l.,,as
from Paris, received by express on the 9Th men,ios
hat constant correspondence was kept IN be,s"
France and Santa Fe de Bogota, and that i, NV
generally believed that Louis would not delay ma
longer the recognition OF South America ~,
added that proclamation to such effect has M
already prepared which is 10 be issued immeda,sI"
after the British government shall have sdon,.1 /,
similar courses and that The recognition viii b. ill.,
lutaneous.
Private letters from Paris received YESTERDAY dat.
hat M. the Chevalier de Damas is 10 be thr naS
4 Minister for Foreign Affairs.
In most parts oil Scotland the wheat, oa no.,,.
and grass crops are abundant.
Limerick paper Of the Cd August, gives a no,,
ItaiteFng account OF the prospects Of an abundan,
harvest. The cuttings had commenced in IN,
neighborhood and il is remarked that for thp L.,
hty years, there had not been prospect o! mo,e
Iaoundant harvest and with he smiles oil Providence
Tor lew days, Ireland will have an almost Lpy
hausllble supply Tor her immense population If tbev
mad money to purchase food.
/ oome Greeks who had returned from Odessa. lis
enlng TO the enlicing promises that were made ID
them, have become victims TO their creduiity.
Inc Greek Government has issued Pracams
ton announcing its intention in future 10 considcr
AL vessels under whatever flag they sail, who shall
continue 70 transport troops, provisions and mum
lions OF war for the service OF the Turkish squad
rons, as not entitled 10 the character Of neutrals but
as enemies, and as such, they viii Be attacked
iourhl' and sunk with their crews, by the vessels Of
me Greek squadron, and by any Greek force Into
whose hands they may fall.
ne Greek corps in Arcania beyond the frontiers
IoI Etolla, has been reinforced All The inhabitants
loI the mountains are 10 arms Wofkmen are EN-.
Iployed n terrifying Missolongh
ne London Public Ledger Of August states,
mat an Older has just appeal ed, signed by The prus
sian Minister oil War, by which force amounting
70 100 900 men, is TO assemble immediately in Sle,
sla, and that the troops in East and West Prussia,
mao already began TO march All that is said this
force IS that they are to be reviewed by the King
wheh he passes through Si!esa The editor Of the
LEDGER accompanies the accounts the movements
- "NS~ NtocP9 WIN oOUG SltCulallOIS III WHICH ne
states, It has been said that Prussia and Austria d
Tered respecting the military occupation Of the I'M.
portant fortress of Menz-Prus,ia claiming 10 hold
y alternately with Austria according o the arrange
ments made by the Congress OF Vienna but that
Austria mad held II ever since the treaty and that
IS possible, The Court OF Berlin may hsse caused
powerful military demonstration TO be made with
VlE" OF cooling the passion Of Austria.
THE WAR IN AFRICA.
oh'elai accounts have reached Engand Of an en-
5agement with The Ashantees, on the 2lst Of May,
D which the British lost 93 killed. and G. wound
%. ne Ashanees said to have sustained
great loss. Having retreatsd, they were pursued
or two days, but being reinforced and Joined BY
heir King. the British were obliged 10 eturn, and
was expected an attack would soon be made on
ne castle, from which the A.hantees were only five
niles distant on the 5lsi OF May. The Fanees
a'es OF the British, stated to have behaved very
Il on the above occasion.
ne following IS an extract Of private letter.
Cape Cast Castle, Nay 26.
he state OF this place is most dreadful, nothing
ut war; confusion and disease We had another
ouch al the Ashantees on the 2lst and after con.
est Of hive hours and half both sides ceased firing.
y lost however, about 80 killed, and 500 wound
q. We expect another and more serious brush
horty, as the King himself is coming down With
trong reintorcements. How il viii end, God only
nows. You may conceive what is our situation
ihen Inform you that we have more than 5000
trangers, (women and chiIdren,) now in the town
or protection, and such mass Of disease aid ilh
never before Witnessed
Our mosements must b. guided By circumstan
es' and the small quantity of powder and lead must
e reserved 10 defend the fort IN the last extremity
mere is not musket bail in the place. Besides
e nave only twelve effective white troops in the
aslie the others are people OF color and Fantees'
20 me rainy sckly season is commencing 10
nor' Cape Coast is now very sicky our troops are
! Called IN to recruit, have scarcity Of prosl-
ons, by which the white inhabitants are suffering
realty; the natives in our power are not 10 be de.
ended upon, and the Ashantees are very powerful
laklne IN the whole an accumulation Of horrible