American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-06
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YORK May o.-By the Ship Milton, arriv
ed here this forenoon we have received Liverpool
pape,s oil the 5lst, and London dates OF the 29th
MARI h. but they are BARI en- of political intelligence
Cores Advertiser. OF March 3lst says:-" The
cotton market has been extremely animated. The
week ending Tuesday last, prices gradually adyan
ced leaving off about I'd per pound higher tina,
the previous Tuesday. Yesterday, the demand
continued, and about 10000 bags we're sold at al
advance of ! Cd. per ID. above the prices oil the
day before.'
The Catholic emancipation bill had been introduc
ed into the house Of commons by Sit Francis Bur
det, and read first time without opposition.
The exports of cotton goods last year from Eng
land exceeded 80 600 900 pounds sterling.
As an evidence of the Hourishing state of the
silk trade, the Maccles6eld paper advertises for
or 5000 persons from seven to 90 years of age, te
be employed in that trade.
A gentleman who passed through Centreville
Queen AIMS county, Md on Thursday last, in
forms Of the following dreadful circumstance, said
10 have taken place in Church Hill. few days since
Some time last fall two horses we're stolen from
gentleman IN Kent county, and sold to person
residing in Queen Ann's-the stolen horses were
traced to the purchaser and suspicion resting on
man, whose name our informant has forgotten, bu
who was lately in the employ of Henry Pratt, Esq
OF Queen AIMS county, as an ove'seer warrant
was issued Tor his apprehension, and an Offices I'M
Covington) despate he'd in pursuit Of him, who e
him in Church Hill The suspected person refused
to be taken, and struck the officer with stick; til,
officer Immediately drew his dirk and stabbed him
TO the heart; he expired almost instantly.
Easton Gazette, .4pril so.
ROBERT NJ. PATTERSON and JOHN SERGEANT
of Philadelphia VIM DARLINGTON, OF Chss Ell
county; ALBERT GALLATIN, of Fayetle county, ane
DAVID ScoTT, Of Luzerne county; have been APP
pointed, by the Governor of PENNsY LvANIA, TO com
pose the Board OF Canal Commissioners oil that state
The Raleigh Register oil the 18th ut says
by the latest accounts from the Creek Indians
they appear to be In state OF considerable agitation
and we should not be surprised il serious dis
turbances to take place before their territory
is coded to the United States"
The Pope has declined the honor Of crownins
the King of France, unless Charles agrees to restore
the ancient city OF Ayisnon to the Church.
BY an advertisement from the Treasury Depart
ment, it will be that the Eleven Million Loar
oil 8i2 is to be paid off on the LIST day OF Oc,obe
next. Here is vast amount more OF capital to bs
thrown into the market.
Samuel Fields, aged eighty fire years, is to BE-
executs d in Franklin county. Indiana. on the 9Th
inst. for the murder OF Robert Murphy, a consta
bic OF that county.
In the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania Of Marcel
term, 1925, Charles FIsler recovered damages tt
the amount of II 25 dollars so cents, against Jane.
Chace. The plaintiff had shipped lumber ON board
of a vessel for the West Indies of which the de
PENDANT was master--the latter had instructions but
dsobeyed them. BY reason Of this, loss was al
legged, and the ground OF claim to damages estab-
lished