American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-21
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ans,n Clark from Havre, (the latter via Dart
w. IN Editors oil the New York papers have
-. ,nt in possession OF London papers to Dec !,
n',. - Dec. /, and Havre TO the I'd ult. all lnclu-
i've. summary Of their contents follows
MARKETS There was sale OF Georgia cotton at
r1avre on the 3oth of November, at 20 sous.
= i asserted in the London Sun, that the duke OF
wellington and several members Of the English
ministry will assist at the coronation OF the King Of
France. :,
- of Spain The French troops quartered in
Madrid began to break up on The 9th OF November.
me cars Of all the neghboring towns and villages
had besn put il requisuon and the proprleors COM
n.lled 10 provide their drivers with means TO pay
their expenses, under the pehaity OF hea'y nhc ~
q ease OF non compliance
u mos, violent tempest was experienced on the
4 ,o.s, of England on the ED and Esd Of November
4 The papers filled with details 0, ITS melancholy
effects both al and on land.
Letters from Smyrna say, that the Pacha OF
SYRIA is in complete Instruction against the Porte
Il The extensive floods in Holland were subsidng
4 and leaving to view the effects OF their extensive
y r.vaces. The dykes were broken down by the i'm
mense weight OF the waters which have risen In
some instances from 40 to so feet above the ordna.
4 nv level. Cities Of Hamburg and Amsterdam were
q both in considerable danger.
q Constnntinople, Oct. 25.-The fate OF the Cap
IAN pacha is now known.-Havlng iallen into DIS
grace with the Sultan he is at present at the Darda
nvles and prohibited to appear again in the capital.
4 The son Of the Pacha of Egypt is named comtnan'
4 der OF the naval forces of the Porte But where Is
he now They say prisoner in Hydra he Porte
MAINTAINS guarded silence all the recent events
u in the Archipelago. The Porte has received alarm.
4 inc news from Thessaly.
MIR. IauntLer0y was executed pursuant 10 MS
y sentence, on the 30h Of November. lie met ms
a fate with irmness and composure. Mr.. +. was IN
q the 4lst year oil his age II is said that 1t required
10000 pounds annually, to pay the interest on the
n amount OF his torgerts At three O'Clock in the
a afternoon, the undertaken employed by the family
q of the unfortunate gentleman, arrived at Newgate
III 10 demand the body of AIr. Faunteroy oil the Gov
IA ernor. Ii was Immediately delivered over 10 him
~ in the shell III which IT had been placed when re-
moved from the scaffold. 1t was dressed, and the
II features appeared not have undergone the leas
& change. II was deposited in eaden coffin, ane
s then in superb case The funeral was expected
"a TO be very private.
II is stated on authority in London evening pa
per- that all the matters at issue between the Brit
" ish Government and the Canada Company, have
Il been finally settled on terms advantageous to both
"A The commissioners are TO proceed Tor Canada abou
II the middle OF January.
n Chaleaubriand is becoming quite tayorite VIII
4 the OUTS liberals The editor oil country pape
4 IN france, mas Dtcn " l"o
I# prisonment, and the payment OF 1000 francs, 10
@ making use of the following expression in his Jour
IS nal, relative TO the new king" ut last Freeman
II mounts the Hlrone' The attorney general in open
"a ing the case, said, ",he law prohibits every Offence
~ against the royal dignity. TO attack that dignity
f8 il u wound society in its tender part and IN Franc
that dignity is the object of alteration. The lourna
/ before you, gentlemen Of The jury, contains the tol
Nj lowing PROCLAMATION: At last freeman mounts tn
HI throne.'
#M A freeman? a man? Learn disrespectful editors
III since you have learn it, that by his exalted AM
M holy station, the monarch Of France is more than
s man--earn, therefore, to speak more respectful
M Of the king. The counsel for the printer, amon
M other arguments, attempted to show that the kin
E "as man. Every year, said he, "on AS
III Wednesday, when the king prostrates himself be
III lore the altar, the minister sprnkles dust upon him
III saying, at the same time, Remember man, thu
III dust thou art, and 10 dust thou must RETURN In
iii Jury however, disposed 10 have dust throw
E IN their eyes, and they decreed that the king wa
LII not man, by putting the screws upon the prlnte
H Baron Fan, formerly private secretary to Napt
IN leon, and also Count Segur. formerly chamberlain
@ have published Histories Of the Grand Army. an
M Life OF Napoleon, which excite considerable after
M ton.
Ell The ceremonies and honors paid to La Fayete
In this country, carefully reprinted in the FTenc
E Journals of the liberal party.
M Swiss troops have left France to march into Spa
M The packe, ship William Thompson, Capital
E Croker, which sailed on the 9TH December, fro
E Liverpool, arrived at New York on Tuesday The
n is no news of interest by the arrival the pape
being filled with details OF the execution of Fauntl
roy
.Ne,c York, January Is.