American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-12
Further EXTRACTS from late foreign Journals recei-
ued at .Ne,o Pork, By the Braganza, from Liver-

pool.
bill to establish Packets from Valencia at the southern
extremity OF Ireland, TO North and South Amerca-and
the bill further regulating the trade of the Colonies have
been read a second time in the House of Lords
The bill to allow newspapers to be printed on paper of
larger size than is allowed and reduce the stamp
duties on newspapers, has had first and second reading
in the Commons.
| A bill has passed the House Of Commons making the
crime OF throwing oil of vo and aqus forts upon peo.
pie, capital offence. The demanded by the
Lord Advocate OF Scotland, repress the practice of the
Operatives" who, of combinations &c for higher
wages, commit the enormitics.
lis reported that Mr.. Watt has sold the celebrated
horse Memnon TO the Duke of Wellington, for the small
sum OF 5000 guneas-Dear 10000 dollars!
meeting has been held, at which Sir Francis Burdet
presided, for raising means to erect to the
memory OF the late reformer, Major Cartwright 500 were
subscribed at the meeting.
The London Gazette announces that new gold and sill
yer coinage, OF higher value, is to be made. There are
to be added to the present coinage gold coin called the
FIVE pound piece, and the double sovereign forty shilling
piece.
William Probert for horse stealing together with three
other convicts named Harper Smith, and Sergeant
suffered the dreadful of the law at the Old Bailey
London- seemed that Prober up the last hour of his
existence, had INDUCED hope that his would be
mgated through the active nercesson his profession
adviser and friends and consequently he did not bear
his impending fate with that resignation which was visible
IN his fellow sufferers. He obliged to be supported to
the drop, and appeared TO be greatly agonized 1t was
expected he would have made disclosures respecting
his connection with the murder of Mr. Weare, but moth
ing OF the kind TRANSFERRED Shortly after o'clock the
world closed on the unfortunate men forever and after
hanging the usual tme the bodies were delivered over TO
their friends.
GREECE.-From Trieste, dated June z news had been
received confirming the former intelligence of the
of the Greeks at Navarino." On the 18th and 18th the
glorious and holy day of the Assumption, the brave
Greeks burned the whole the remainder Of the Epypan
fleet in the port OF Nayarno. At the time the troops
under the President Condurottis and Mavromchaes fell
on the Egyptian army, beat them completely and made
themselves masters of their camp.
Few, very few Egyptians escaped to Modon.-This glo
ous and uncxamped victory has freed Navarno from the
enemy We have also learned certain, that Mehemid
ALI the Satrap of Egypt dead. fit be that he
already dead he will die learning the entire destruc
ton of his formidable expeditions which we have confirmed
from all quarters"
barbarans lost many men in the plain of Turco cho which
is the famous plain of Leucra immoralzed BY victory of
Epaminondas. On the oath the equally famous plain
Cheronra the theatre of victory of the Greeks
at Danta, on the 9th 600 Turks surrendered with Olys
seus to Gen. Gourra.
From the Manchester Gazette.
The reaction in the market, which anticipated
has already We understand that peculiar de
eruption Of cloth used by the printers, which in the begin
ming Of May sold for 19s Cd 20s per piece has been
sold this week for 1885, which is within Is. of the lowest
price ut which it known to be Sold 1t is not
likely that manufacturers will continue bring goods into
the market, when such reduction is necessary order to
effect sales Indeed there few purchasers Of
yarns that the spnners cannot effect sales although the
prices are by means advanced in proportion to the adj
vance of the material. The spnncrs, in their turn
are consequently at sand-herto both manufacturers
and spnncs have been enabled carry their business
in consequence of having stocks of cotton and yarn
hand previously to the advance. While the average price
Of old and stocks moderate they venured pay
higher prices but when their old stocks exhaust
ed and when every piece and every thread which be
brought into market must be produced from cotton the
speculation price, they do well to pause No posses
sed of ordinary prudence will allow stock to accumulate
in his hands manufactured from cotton which has advanced
at least fifty per cent beyond the price which could be
apf
mand and supply Bowels, which by the investment of
cxraneous capital by foolish spectators who believed the
interested representations of deficient supply, rails
ed to I'D must fall to I'D again, before any prudent
man will venture to convert them into goods. Efforts
making, and will continue be made keep alive
the belief that the supply will not meet the demand
but whatever impression they make those who specu
late in cotton they would bet horse race clear
headed of business will not be easily persuaded to
make free of material which is from 50 100 perl
cent higher than need to be, amply to emunerate the
grower and importer.
NEW LoNnoS, jury 27.-Neru and inportant Lprenton -