American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-29
LATE FROM EUROPE.

La TROh GOhOfE.
The ship Lancaster, Captain West, arrived !,
Philadelphia on Thursday last, from Liverpool, fur.
nlshes London and Liverpool dates to the 10Th oh
In the British House of Commons, after di,
cussion which lasted four days, Mr.. Gouburn's mo-
ltion for leave to bring "bi to amend the existing
laws relative to unlawful associations in IreauJa
was carried at three O'Clock on the morning Of The
9th. by majority OF 155. The principal object
lot this bill i. the suppression OF the Catholic Ao
|caton.
Mr. Brougham opposed the motion that The bill
be read first time. on the ground that he had
petition 10 present from the Catholic Association
praying to be heard by counsel. The bill was how
ever, read first time, and ordered to be printed
though, at the request of Mr.. Brougbam, The se
|cond reading was pos poned TO The following Mon
|day
The Courier rejoIces with exceeding great Joy,
at this result. but the opposition papers contend that
the measure is absurd, and will prove inehcacious
Further accounts of the inundaons in Holland
mention ve,y heavy disasters Many dkes in dill.
ierent parts OF the county we're broken through,
and in some parts, whole houses, with all they con.
tanned, were carried away. and great many per-
sons appear TO have persisted.
amsterdam Feb.9
Edam and Monnikendam submerged. A
gr at quantity oil dead cattle noated towards Edsm
A letter from Harlngen OF The fifth says, that'toan
Us threatened with total destruction, the bridges and
other works are swept away, deep cles are open IN
he streets. many houses are destroy ed, and Others
much damaged.
Unusual CONSERVATION RACES in North Holland
A great part OF the Island OF rexel is under wa'er'
The accounts from Terschelling, Sliedrecht
Heerjansdam, and Sheyn, are full Of details oil The
disasters caused by the inundaton.
At the Helder the injury has been more serious
the rise Of the tide was on Thursday six feet above
high water mark, and the impetus OF the sea SO VI
oent, that the Battery called the " Union" at the
New dep, is almost wholly destroyed. On Friday
the Wa,er Lard Dyke, OF Sea Wall, yielded 10 the
violence oil the waves and many thousand acres wse
laid under water, the Inhabitants seeking safety IN
The roofs of their houses and in the upper paris OIL
the churches
From a Liverpool Price Current, Feb. 10.
The demand or Cotton since our last has been eS'
tremely animated and Spectators well the trade
have bought freely at the following advance, VIZ
Pernams 5 4 Id; Maranhams. 10 8 40;
Boweds New Orleans, Alabamas and Tennessees'
9 4d; Sea Islands, a Cd, and Egyplsn
Cd per lb. In East India Cotton no alteration.
he public sales Of Demarara yesterday went on
with spirit al high prices. and holders OF all descrp
lions are sanguine OF further Improvement. Inc
total sales amount to 57,75S packages.
The Grain marke, is dull and wheat at a decline o.
Cd. Sd per bushel, Am. Flour goes off IN small
parcels a, GAS. 26s in bond.
Flaxsued was quite neglected until the middle oil
the week. when small parcel OF New YORK DOW
ing Seed was disposed oil a, SIS; but Spectator
has since come into market, and taken 600 hnos'
Philadelphia at 54s. and subsequently the remain
dei OF the parcel, GOO hhds al 58s besides when
200 hhds New York Seed have been purchased
at Cos The orders from Ireland are extreme!
limited
Letters from MarseilIes inform, that 81 the French
government have lately imposed an additional ANY
on the importation of Wool, in consequence o.
which, and of the increased demand for wooden IA
bricks. fine woods had risen so per cent. in the mon'
OF January"