American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-31

State Bank at Trenton.-Thc Trenton FederaIist o
Yesterday says"We can give nothing favorable re
atve to the affairs OF this bank than stated last week
There is but little hopes of its resmng business speedily
The Stockholders called meet the 9th of June
when is supposed the state of the bank far be
ascerained, will be laid before them
About 40 glass blowers for the manufactures in
the vicinity of Boston, have recently arrived in
this country from Europe.
storm of rain, thunder and lightning occurred
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday evening last. One two
houses in Eleventh street injured by the lightning
and little girl considerably hurt. colored woman
killed in Seventh street, and the axle of gig shattered by
the flash. The soop Caiharne and Elizabeth, FIFTH
an lying at Chestnut street wharf, also received injury
the being shattered but the hull and hands escaped
unhurt
The Colombian frigate Venezuela, at New York
brought out Don Francisco Lopsz, who is bearer
of Treaty Of Commerce, and an Arrangement for
the Suppression OF the Slave Trade. On approach.
ing the city, the frigate fred salute, which was
answered by the fort at Governors Island. She is
English built, carries 80 guns, and 2l5 men.
Colonel DRAYroN is elected to congress from Charleston
South Carolina
Letters have been received at the Department oil
State, from Mr.. Rush, accepting his appointment oil
Secretary of the Treasury He expects to be able to
leave England for the United Slales some time in
June.
Bunker Hill .1ionument.- The amount of subscriptions
for the erection of Monument on Bunker HILL is S5S,806
Deaths at .New York.-The City Inspector re-
ports the death Of "a persons during the week end
ing on Saturday, the 21st inst. viz. 81 men, "a
women, 1 boys and 10 girls.
Deaths within the City of Charleston, from the 9th
the 18th May, 1825-21 6 white and Is coloured.
The latest adyices from New York, give no hope
of restoration of health strength, to the Rev.
Mr.. Summerfield. 1t is now confidently believed
that the complaints which have so long afflicted him,
under SO many various forms, have settled into a
confirmed dropsy. Dem. Press.
Fires A two story house, on Crabtrees's wharf
in Portland, Maine, burut on the 18th inst.
about O'Clock in the morning, by mob, who had
previously pulled down two three other buildings
in another part of the town. The buildings de-
stroyed, it is said were occupied by females OF u
fame. Much excitement prevailed at Portland in
consequence of these lawless proceedings.
A house in Petersburgh Va. occupied by Mr.
Thomas Moss, as place for curing meat ane
containing about 1000 hogs or 100000 weight O
Bacon, entrusted by differen, individuals the care
lof Mr.. Moss, was, with its contents, burnt on the
18th inst. Several contiguous buildings we're also
consumed The total loss is said to be at leest 1000
doars-not cent was insured. 1t is supposed tc
be the work of an incendiary.
On the evening of the Esd inst. about o'clock
Ia fire broke out in Westminster street, Providence
r. I. which, before the flames could be stayed.
consumed Eve dwelling houses, one store, and one
cabinet makers shop, and the elegant Unversast
Chapel which was erected few years since. Sc.
vcral other houses were seriously injured. One
hundred bales Of cotton were stored in the cellar OF
the church.
A FIRE broke out on Saturday morning last, in
Shippen near Fourth street, Philadelphia, and de-
stroy the house in which originated and injured
four others. They were all frame buildings. The
fire originated from candle being left burning in
the bed room, from which the curtains took fire.
BY letter from general LA FArErTE dated at Louisville
Kentucky, appears that he lost all the papers connected
with his board the steamboat Mechanic He ex-
pected to arrive at Pittsburgh the 9th or 28lh inst to
reach Boston by Of Albany on the sixteenth OF June
to spend the fourth of July New York; to return by
Philadelphia Washington to take leave of his friends
and to embark for France the fifteenth of August.