American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-06
FROM EUROPE.

| BY the packet ship Cortes, Capt. DE Cost the ed
tors of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser have re-
ceiyed files of London papers to the evening OF inc
Gath Of June inclusive, and Liverpool 10 the goth
Their contents are Of but little moment,
The King was to prorogue the Parliament in per-
son. the 25th June.
| Madame Riego, widow of Gen. Riego, died in
London on the 10Th June.
! The London papers, and particularly the Courier
publish extracts from the speech OF the President
of Colombia 10 the Congress, with expressions oil
respect and APPRECIATION
| The official account Of the battle with the Asian
| tees had reached London, and the accounts Of the
disasters OF Sir Charles MCarlhJ's army were con-
| frmed.
Mr.. M'Creedy, the Tragedan, played the char
acer Of Cardinal Woolsey the evening oil the 25d
June, from which 1t would appear that he had not
taken orders for the Church.
Mr.. Gouray had not been dismissed. He still
persists in his sanity, and stated that what he had
done had been determined upon for FIVE months.
Sydney and Hobart Town Gazettes, TO the end oil
January, had been received at the New England
Coffee House. In the vicinity OF Hobart Town,
eight dslileries have been established, and also soap
and salt manufactures on Bruno Island. Two
Chiefs from the Sandwich Islands had landed at Port
Jackson; they were much delighted with all that
they GEOGRAPHICALLY the windmills at Sidney,
which they took for spirits.
A letter OF recent date from Sslonica, states that
the Greek Congress bad assembled at that place,
and was proceeding very favorably The entire in
vadng army OF Turks estimated at 10000 men,
but their approach was not dreaded
Zante, .Nny 16.
private Correspondence. )-Letters from Smyr-
ma Of the Cd Of this month, relate that the Asiaic
Turks in their passage through that city have once
more preceded their campaign with the massacre of
gresl number OF Greek Christians and OF Catholics
The French Consul has made some complaints on
the subject oil these last persons, but they have been
answered like all the former No satisfaction CAM
be obtained, ard it would be even dangerous TO pur
sue the fanatics, who have the secret assent OF their
Government 10 all these crimes.
A service has been celebrated here in memory oil
Lord Byron The Brchmo ndrite Arsenios pronoun-
ced funeral Grafton, which drew tears from all the
auditory.
.uadrid June 2.
We have been not a little surprised by the order
given TO several persons about his Majesty 10 qut
he Court. Amongst these are Don Victor Saez |
tx- Minister and Conessor the General OF the Cor
leliers, the Rev. Father Ciiilo Alameda the Ex-
Minister oil Finance under the Regency, Mr. Erro i
he Cano Rolas; Mr. PascuaI Naleio, who had
,een named Ambassador to Naples; NJ Acuna
Treasurer Of the Royal O der Of Charles Ill; NJ.
MerIo Eek Chief OF the Bureau Of Finance the
Rev. Father Martinez, monk of the Order of
Mercy, together with several o!hers, amongst whom,
is said, the Duke OF lniantado is included. Ii is
expected that still further addition will be made
0 the list. The cause OF this proceeding is, it is /
aid, a conspiracy similar to that in Portugal. and
he object OF which was to put The beloved Fel dinand
side, and replace him by The Infant Don Carlos.
evera of the above. mentioned pei sons will, it is
lought, be sent to distant lortresses, and watched
yer with the greatest circumspection.