American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
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i>sl AL'oI THOUu ECHUPE,
by the ship Mentor, capt. Wilson, ard .ro,.
Cropper, capt. Marshall, arrived ut New Yorl .
Thursday last, t'om Liverpool, English paDers ~ !.
The 10th OF September, inclusive, were rec.jv.a
from which some extracts are given below.
The House of VIM M. Duncan & Son. ARA.
erpool' had stopped payment.
1t was calculated that over the whole rr,a.,
Kingdom, every kind OF grain was above an ayerass
crop. ny
The frigate Piranga was not to sail for Rio /,
neiro' until dispatches were received from the am.
bassador Sir {. Stuart and something should +.
known respecting the success of his mission.
The trade between Liverpool and Dublin had T..
come SO extended that four steam boats were con.
slanlly plying between the Two ports.
The London Society for Promoting Christian Know,oa..
have granted 1o00i to the Bishop of Nova Scotia =.
furtherng the objects Of the University established ber
and other similar purposes u.s.
| GREECE.-The Quotdienne states that q Enc
land has granted her proieclorship 10 the Ct-,Is
and the Anglo Grecan government in the Mors,
and the Archipelago will be similar 10 that q H.
seven Islands, This is conlradicted by The EtoIs
which declares that authentic letters from Nsnol
di Romania announce that The provincial govern
ment of Greece had published an act Of submission
TO England, by invoking her protection on the sams
\ The
British government was preceded by conferences
between the Greek chiefs and Commodore IIamil
ton, who commands the English naval force in III.
Levant." In confirmation Of this, letter from
Smyrna, dated August 2, says, ''ihe provisional Gov
eminent has just cor fded 10 George Spagnoloch
the mission Of soliciting the protection of Great
Britain This envoy, il is said, had already Quilted
Napo, and set sail in schooner Tor Malta"
! The intelligence OF the defeat or rather defeats
Of the Turks before Missoonghi, is confirmed The
Greeks behaved most CALAMITY. 1t was generally
believed that the dispersion of the whole Turkish
army, off that place, would be the consequence Of
this victory.
London, Sept IA, 1926.
The Paris Papers Of Sunday contain some new,
from Greece. which we have extracted and subjon
ed below. Ii relates solely 10 affairs in Greece. In
other respects these Journals are uninteresting.
The submission of the Greek Government TO
England is spoken u as requiring confirmation. The
Editor Of the Journal des Debas, however asserts,
that he has seen some Of the documents, and thai
despatch from General Roche 10 the Greek commit
tee, in Paris, announcing This important intelligence,
has not yet reached its destination.
From the Etoiie, dated Sept. r.
PARIS Sept. II,
The Augsburg Gazette, Of the 9Th Of September,
has the following article under the head Of Corfu,
Ars.7:
:" An English brig, which arrived here yesterday
from Missoongh, brings the following delals:-
There were 900 or 5000 Turkish bodies in The
bitches of hlissolongh and the enemy's camp was.
as il were, annihilated-lt was believed that the
Seaskier would raise the siege. The feet Of the
Captain Pacha has already retired 10 TWO divonsto
the Archipelago, after having lost brig OF Is guns
and schooner, which were taken by the Greeks"
Some OF the journals have endeayored to excite
uneasprss in the planters respecting the communi'
cations which The new state of ST. Dominngo might
have with cur Islands: we authorized TO declare
that the foresight of the goyerDmen Mt has taken away
every preext for alarm on his score the ships Of
Hayt will not be received in our colonies, and will
not even show themselves there. Il is but justice
to add, that this regulation has not met with any dr.
ficu.y in ST. Domingo. Paris Etolle.