American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN PARvo.'


The U. S. ship North Carolina, "a, Commodore
ROGERS, got under weigh from her ancorage III
Hampton Roads, on Saturday last, at 5 o'clock and
passed Cape Henry light at past with strong
breeze from the N w.
Estwick Evans, Esq. of New Hampshire, and q
Mr.. George English are passengers on board inc
North Carolina, having gone out Tor the purpose OF
offering their services to the Greeks.
St. Thomas is in state of constant alarm and
anxiety, in consequence Of the discovery OF several
attempts to set fire TO the remaining paEt OF the
lefty.
Patrick Collin, Of Niagara requests information OF
lohn & Martin Monohon, natives of ireland, who
are supposed to be in Pennsylvania or Delaware.
A Line of Steam Boats, is now plying between
Baltimore and Port Deposite every Tuesday and
Saturday Fare 80.
short time since, the steamboat William
Penn, made her passage from Pittsburg to Mays
Vile, distance OF 400 miles, in 80 hours. She
must have gone upwards of IA miles per hour.
Thomas Murphy was executed at Mobile on the
l27th Feb or the murder OF John Klloourn. The
gaming table and the bohel are said to have tempt
ed Murphy from the paths OF virtue, who was only
| 81, at the time OF execution.
! The grand Jury of Montgomery county, Kentuc-
ky, have presented the majority OF the Legislature
| of that state, for violating the constitutions
i Melancholy Disaster.-On the 18th ult. ths
dwelling house Of DR.. Barnabas Smith, OF Venice
/ Cavupa county, was destroyed by FIRE. Two young
women. Miss Naome Spring. the school mistress o
1.-THE neehborhood and girl belonging to the family
j ner;sbed in the flames. The fire originated from
boz, of ashes. which had been placed In wood shes
| adjoining the house. Loss OF property estimated
Il at 8 5000.
Il The British frigate Hussar, Captain Georg
4 Hn1ris. arrived at Havana on the 9TH ult. iron
|Tampico, with 100000 dollars in specie on board
Captain Nicholson has been ordered to take tn
p command of the corvette John Adams, now I
a philadelphia and Captain Dallas succeeds him
e a command at that naval station.
RI Clinton Vases.-The merchants oil New for
'have presented Gov Clinton four silver vases whlc
|: cost $500 dollars, in testimony OF their grat'tud
t and respect for his public services. ne vases ar
4. "a inches high, and ID l-S inches IN diameter
the largest part, and ornamented with various figure
and Inscriptions.
On receiving the news OF the election OF MI
: Adams, large body OF the citizens oil delaware
Ohio. assembled at the hotel to congratulate eac
lother and our country upon the suspicious event.
An excellent repast was provided for the occasion
and the evening was spent in convivlall'y ana JOY
A writer in the Charleston Courier estimates tn
increase of the cotton crop in the Southern state
=. at I75,OoO bales, over that OF last year.
e The Hartford Times states, that General Deal
horn was at The City Hotel, in that place, hav'n
fractured one Of his legs while on his passage troll
d New York, in the Steam Boat Oliver Ellsworth
1t Within twenty miles round the City OF Bo.to
there are now annually made forty thousand p,ec pee,
I of FLANNEL, each piece containing 40 yafds. if
largest quantity of the same article ever antportea
70 any one year, was $4,000 pieces
Not a vessel now leaves the port OF Batimo
fapd we presume this to be true OF other ports) Il
South American ports, which does not carry
y Dart of her cargo, american Manntactares Of 10
= ton to the value of from ten to wenty taousana a.
lars. "ue' A"tes'
.. trepidity.-During fire which broke out IN
!. store at Sandbornton, IN. H. on the i5th ult.
- man rushed into the middle OF the haines, al
:, brought out barrel of gunpowder which was nnd
=, the counter the out side Of the barrel was actual
e on fire.
/. The Governor of Pennsylvania has signed I
4, bill for ascertaining the opinion oil the people
of that commonwealth relative to the call OF conve
". ton, to amend the constitution OF 'ha' s'a'e