The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-18
Foreign Intelligence.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

LATEST FROM EUROPE
BY the arrival at New York, of the packet
ship Bayard, Captain Robinson, from Havre
Paris papers to the 1st of October, inclusive
have been received.
The Paris papers state from all points Of
France intelligence was received of the deep
sorrow produced by the announcement OF
the death of Louis 18th, but the regret ex-
perenced was mingled with joy at the ia
yourable auspices under which the new reign
commenced.
The Court of Span have gone into mourn
ins for 30 days for the late King of France.
The Court of Sardinc have gone into
mourning for two months for his late Maes-
ty, Louis XVIII The King Of SARDINIA,
Who IS brother-in-law to the king, gave or
ders Tor all che theatres and public establish
ments TO be closed for five days.
Galgnani's Messenger of the 3oth Sep-
tember, contains decree of the new Soyer-
cign Of France, by which the French press
has been to degree UNSHACKLED.
Charles, as his proclamation sets forth, mot
dcemng it Unnecessary to maintain for longer
! time the measure (Which was adopted under
different circumstances, against the libertyof
the press" ordains. that the proclamation
of the 18th of last August, which recalled in
to rigour the laws Of March 81, 1920, and Ju-
lv 26, 1921, shall cease to have effect''
Thus, We believe, is the censorship Of the
press, rendered nullity, or at least its most
objectionable features have been obviated.
A letter from Corfu, of the 22d Aug. con-
firms the account Of a naval engagement be-
tween the Greek and Turkish fleets of Sa-
mos. The Greeks captured % gun boats, 5
brls,s. corvettcs, and frigate. They also
blew up the line of battle ship in which
the Captain Pacha had hoisted his flag.
| Canaris, the Greeks sea warrior, was the
cause of the destruction of this vessel-he.
himself, however, pcrished by the explosion.
During this action, the Samions defeated
and cut to pieces a multitude of the Turks,
who had embarked upon RATS at Micale, in
order to make descent upon another point
of the Island.
| Bells (London) Weekly messenger of the
| 27.h Sept. adverting to the harvest in Great
| Britain, observes" We have no hesitation
in saying that from all the accounts before US,
the harvest OF the present year exceeds the
average both IN quantity and quality. The
! necessary consequence is, fall in price,
| Wheat however, will not fall below 40, or45
shillngs.e
The French bookseller, I.advocat, is said
to have given Madam de Genlis $4,000 fora
manuscript work, entitled Memoirs Of her
own Times.
ut the riding school of Halencinnes,
france, there are two horses, we'll matched,
only 80 inches high.
| A remarkable marriage was recently
celebrated at Bordeaux. The bride had
reached her 35th year, and the bridegroom
his 18th united ages i60 years!
The King of France has issued a royal or
dinance, by which an amnesty is granted to
all military deserters, sub-oificers and sol
tliers of the French army, who shall returl
by the 31st. of January next Another ordi.
nance appoints the Duke Of Bordeau, G oloncl
| General of the Swiss troops.
| A celebrated bandit, named Long Beard,
alias Joyme, was recently executed in SPAN
! The assassin acknowledged having killed
l2o persons, and buried one young woman a"
live.
Sir Walter ocott's new noval, "Tales o.
! the Crusaders" was expected to appear u
London about the end of this month.
very judicious measure has been adopt
ed in France with regard to the intended new
coinage. A prise of 10000 francs is offered
for the best engraving of head of his pre-
sent Majesty so that the common crcua-
ting coin of the country will not only render
the countcnancc of the King familiar to ms
subjects, but will also serve as a memorial g
the progress of the arts in France.
English .Nohiktv.-Mss Farren, now Couh-
tess OF Durby, Miss Bronton, now Countess
OF Craven, and Miss Bolton, now Lady
Ihurlow, by their distinguished marriages.
and exemplary lives give ind,ibitable tes.l-
mony OF the improved moral character OF the
British Stage, since the days OF King Charles
the Second.
| SuPERsTITIoN.--Near the abbey OF Gar
vauz, III Switzerland, there is a tradlton
that an evil spirit lies beneath a mountain,
enchalncd by St. Bernard; and the smiths
IN that neiglbourhood, when they SO to wotA
in the morning, always think It their dul.
to strike three strokes on the anvil, to rifee
her fettcrs. This Internal being deserves
less notice, and much less compassion tnan
those industrious phantoms who, accoran.s
to a reputable tradition, are still on the ORA
zen wall which Merlin intended for the ".
i fence of Rritoip bpt fh q bpe(lpSS enChailtet