American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-26
LATE FROM EUROPE.

! Between and 2 O'Clock this afternoon, the Me-
teor, from Liverpool, and Don Quixotte, from Ha.
vre, were announced. The former sailed ON the 9Th
and the latter on the 18th of July.
/ London papers are TO the evening of the 9th in
elusive
! Great Observation-Disclosures was prorogued on
the 9th OF July-not BY the King in person, but by
Commission.
The financial state of the country, at the close
Of the quarters revenue the 9Th OF July,i is high
| ly tlattering. There has been an increase OF the
revenue arising from the ordinary sources, OF 49,
COLI over the last year. And this increase, it must
be borne in mind, is in the spite of the repeal Of
many taxes formerly productive.
| 10 the House of Lords on the 4th, the Earl of
narrowly laid upon the table the report from the
Select Committee upon the State Of Ireland. Lord
Darnley avaed himself of the opportunity to re-
peat his conviction, that nothing but the concession
OF the Catholic Claims could effectuay tranQuze
Ireland. In the course Of his speech, Lord Darn
| ley lamentcd the opinions now entertained' by
the Earl OF Liverpool, who in reply, observed, that,
as lar as his recollection served him, he believed
his sentiments had not been urged more strongly in
the last discussion than at former times.
Hops.-A London Price Current of July IL,
says" All idea of Hop crop this appears
now to be abandoned. The duty has fallen 10
10000. The accounts from the Hop districts are
most deplorable. a lew strong shoots still con,in-
uc TO grow, but the greater proportion have now
turned back and the leaves dropping off. The pri-
ces advance with great rapidly, and the market is
in very unsettled ss,e--l4t sd 10 l8L paid for
good parcels, and many OF the holders will not sell
at the present prices"
Spain.--rhe latest letters from Madrid state that
several OF the most wealthy merchants have quilted
tho capital, from dread of being made sufferers
by forced loan. They had previously realized
their property in the French funds.
Gen. Devcreux has been released. Immediately
after his arrest, he wrote letter, full OF frmness
to the Emperor Of Austria in which he said that he
could not suppose that an act Of tyranny so odous
and SO Infamous that which had just been exercs.
ed upon him, could have been done by his Msrsty's
conscnt-that he was travelling with an American
passport, and was charged with the interests of
company formed for working the gold mines OF Co.
lombis; and that il his detention was prolonged
the Austrian Government would become responsible
or all the damage which might result IRON it. This
letter sent to Milan, where the Emperor then
was. by the greatest chance in the world, an ltali
an, who had been placed about him to as In
erpreer, was recognised by him as having long
served under his orders in the Colombian army
Fifteen days after the arrest OF Gen. Deyereux, the
answer was received from Milan: it simply contain
ed the order Tor his libc alton, with injunction to
quit Venice and Italy in "a hours. The officer
who intmated this order to him, endeavored TO make
him some excuses, telling him that his arrest had
only been mistake which ought not to inspire
him with resentment against the Austrian Govern.
ment, nor hinder his again coming into Italy. " If
eyer,o answered the General, 81 come again into
Italy whilst the Austrian dominion shall be estab
sbed in it, il will only be sword in hand" Gen.
Devereux arrived ill Paris and set out from it for
London.
A MIR. Coventry has published work to settle
the long disputed question, as to the author Of Junus
and has argued the matter so WE'LL as to have con-
yinced the editor of the Liverpool Mercury that
Junius and Lord George SackvilIe were one and the
same person.
Germany.-The Germans seem disposed 10 en-
gage in transatlantic commerce and have engaged
to considerable extent But in shipping for a new
market, they have fallen into the natural error oil
sending articles not adapted to the country. mi
the list of goods invoiced in cargo, destined For
Hayti, was number of iron chamber stoves! This
is equal to the story told few years ago, OF the
foolish Yankee, who was induced by some ways 10
ship cargo Of brass warming pans to the West
Indies. These, however, were converted into sugar
ladies', and turned out good speculation!
From the New York Commercial, Aug. 90.
Still latter from Eur0pe-Just after we had put
our postscript to press last evening, the Pacific,
Capt. S. Maxwell, arrived from Liverpool bringing
London papers of the 18th, and Liverpool OF the
10th. The Cotton Market had somewhat improv-
ed
The Liverpool Cotton Market had began to re-
vive, but in consequence Of immense mportations
the last few days. but few sales could be made at the
prices asked The arrivals in one day from the U.
States $1,000 bales, and from the Brazils,
9,oO0--n all $4,000 bales.
AT Havrc, the Market had again become dull /;
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