American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-12
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By the London packet ship Crisis and the packet
Coites, from Liverpool, arrived at New York. he
former sailed from Cowes on the 9Th March, anc
the latter from Liverpool on the 25lh FEBRUARY.
Cotton still continues to advance in price.-A let
ter from Liverpool mentions that one prime lot o.
Georgia Uplands, had been sold for sixteen pence
BY an extract given below from the London Cou
rler, twill be seen that the Chancellor oil the Ex
chequer, had brought forward his budget in HE
House of Commons, and that from his statements
the financial affairs Of Great Britain continued Ia
improve number of taxes were proposed to
be repealed but we regret to observe ,h't provis
IONS were rapidly rising 10 price, which rendered II
necessary to increase the wages oi the Laborer and
he Mechanic. What the country will thus gain
on the Que hand, it must pay on the other.
The Catholic question continued to occupy pub
lie attention meeting OF Catholic delegates had
been held in London, and petitions TO Parliament
agr eed to, praying for removal oil the disqualfca
lions which affected the whole OF that body. The
petion to the House OF Commons was presented
by Sir Francis Bnrdelt, who concluded long and
eoquen, speech by moving " that he House should
resolve itself into a committee TO consider the
ng laws which affects his Macsty's Roman Cath
Ollie subjects, with view TO their repeal" A long
debate followed OH this motion, in which Mr.. Can
rng and Mr.. Brougham bore a conspicuous par,
when, at three O'Clock in the morning, the House
divided and the votes we're found to be for the
lion 247-agai st il 254-majority for the motion
Is. The announcement oil the numbers re.
ceived with cheers and on the reporters enter
ing the gallery, they found the House in commit
tee, and Mr.. Peel declaring that the opposers III,
bill which The Hon. Member for Westminster in
tended to introduce, would suffer il be read frs
time, pro- forma, and would make their stand agans
II on the second reading After several resolution:
had been proposed and agreed to, the house resum
led; the report of the committee was brought VI
and agreed to, and leave given to bring in bill
founded on the resolutions Of the committee. Mr.
Peel asked when it the intention OF the Homo
able Baronet to move the second reading Of the bill
Sir F. Burdett was understood to answer, not iii
after Easter.
| The King Of England was sick at Wndsor.-NIr
Canning had had an increased attack OF the gout
brought on, it was supposed, by the exettion whict
he made in the House of Commons on the Catholic
question. The Marquis OF Wellesley. had beer
indsposed Tor some time, in consequence Of which
levee and drawing room, announced 10 be held a
the castle of Dublin, had been postponed Tn:
Duke OF Wellington was also sick with an absces
in his ear.
! The British government is stated to have mad,
arrangements for Immediately sending out 1000
Irish emigrants to Canada.
London, March s.
j The Paris papers Of Wednesday, which arrive,
last night, contain the following Article of polilica
Intelligence, which is of considerable importance
1.-The statement, ii true, that the Allied Powers hav
refused to assist Spain in re conquering her trans
marine possessions, on the plea Of inability, clear,
shows that the British Government chose the hes
possible time for acknowledging the independents
of the South American states, both as regarded til
condition oil those States and the condition of Con
iinenal Powers and that the delay of that mpor,an
measure was founded on good policy and SCUM
Judgment.
7 HAMBrRGu, Feb %.
e We have the following from Madrid The re
port is circulated here that our Government has re-
ceived notification from the Holy Alliance that til
High Allied Powers were net in a condition 10 al
Spain in recouquering her provinces beyond til
c seas.