The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-01
Foreign and Domestic Gleanines.

Foreign and Domestic Gleanings.
The Baron of Rcnfrcw, from Quebec, was tos.
ed through the Downs Oct. 13, by two steam
boats She was said to be full of water
TWAS reported that a serious msunderstandns &
had taken place between the governments of Rus r
sia and Turkey. An instruction had broken out
at Jerusalem and Bethlahem, in consequence a
the oppressive exactions of the governor
In Spain, at this late day, commission ha /
been appointed, to inquire and report the bes
means by which the Colonies may be pacift
and reduced to the subjcction Of the Mohe
Country. The same commission is to repot
whether an Amnesty is advisable.-The Kim
was about TO make new claim on the clergy fE
pccuniary aid.
A private letter from Paris, received in Lon
don, states that the Haytien commissioners wer
about to raise loan of 90 millions of francs; 50
million will be required Immediately, and the re-
maindcr in two years, f which new bidding
are to be made. twas their intention to receive
sealed proposals. Messrs Lafittc and RothschiIi
had refused, it was said, to have any thing to do
with it.
The King of Wirtcmbugh is doing every thing
possible for the improvement of his kingdom and
the condition of his subjects. He keeps $50
blood-stld horses, and the consequence is, that
beautiful horses, are to be seen. He labors to
improve all branches of the arts, agriculture &C.
lie has established an experimental farm of 800
acrcs--is founding orphan schools, encouragin,
talent, SC.
Rctrm-One of the newspapers recently es
established by the Mechanic interest, to promote
reform, proposes that poor parents be allowed to
strangle their children, or at least to sell them
a conspiracy has been discovered in Barcelona,
which was to have gone into operation on the
9th. August, at the head of which was dign
tary of the Cathedral church. The chiefs of
band called elgato, have had price set on their
heads in Valencia.
The Emperor Alexander is on his way to Ta
ganroc The working classes in Russia are to
have their taxes diminished one half in 1926, and
other favours are promised them. The free ci
ties on the Black Sea have obtained importan.
privileges The object appears to be, to estab.
sh large trading places, and large central places
Tor consumption Of produce The affairs of
Greece and Turkey will call the Emperor back
to the Capital by the middle of November.
a Mr. M'ilock, who was member of Magda.
len Hall, Oxford, (England,) and we'll known as
a friend of Mr.. Canning, has opened chapel
there and proclaimed extraordinary DOCTRINES
Some ofhis followers have been furiousy assail.
ed by mob in Oxford.
Capt. PAnTRIDGE, with about Two hundred or
bis Cadets, set out from Mddletown on TUESDAY,
for Hartford, on a short tour of exercise.
Pichh fir Bsef Gnd Por..--'rhe following re
ceipt is strongly recommended. Six gallons wa.
ter; pounds silt, coarse and fine mixed; )
pounds sugars; 3 ounces salt-petre; ounce pearl.
ash; | gallon molasses to every gallons water
In making larger Or smaller quantity ofpckle.
the above proportions are to be observed. Bell
and skim the ingredients well.
A Methodist missionary, returned from the
South Sea Island, ccrtifes that in New-zealand,
canbasm exists in all its horrors, and that on one
occasion, thirty prisoners were roasted, and feast
cd upon.
1t is stated that house in Charleston, S. Car.
olina. which has failed in consequence of the
late cotton speculation, owes the Custom-I[ouse
about 5000, 900, anil the banks in that city, about
sos 900 more.
CharcoaH-It ought to be more extensively
known, that where charcoal is burned in a close
room, it destroys the vital air.-Two Young men
rom Long Branch, n. Jersey, Of the names oi
Williams and Lane, were last week found dead
in trer births, on board sloop lying at New
York: Their cabin was close, and they turaa;
M leaving charcoal burning in a cooking fur
mace.
A few towns on Connecticut River, will SCH
fifty to one hundred thousand tollars!.-They
have turned their attention to the production OF
this article, and they find it profitable.
We observe that the brewers of PHILADELPHIA rs
well as those of baltimore, have raised the prices
o:tLermalt liquors, in consequence ofthe advance
on barley
The Philadelphia Gazette states that within .
few months past, t,oc.ty-tiro vessels belonging to
that port have been lost at sea.
On silnd.y week. collection was made in the
several churches Of Boston, for the aid of the snt
ferers by the late extensive fires in New-B Bruins.
wick when the aggregate amount bestowed by
the liberality of that city was fs- thousand, TIE
hundred dollars. Upwards Of three thousand
dollars have been subscribed at the Merchants
Hall.
Proposals, it is said, will soon be issued for the
construction Of a tunnel-road under the falls Of
Niagara, from the American to the Canada
Shore
Upwards of eighteen hundred fresh shad have
been taken in the river near New.York, withir