American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-17
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Ns,o York, June IA.
The fast sailing ship Lucilla, Capt. Wilson, ar
rived last evening, from Liverpool, bringing adsices
10 The 1Sth Of May.
The Cotton market was lively at full prices.
Liverpool, May, 9, S p. M-On Saturday the
demand for American and Brazil Co.tons rather i'm
about 1000 bags. This morning the
market has been still more lively, and not less than
5000 bags have been taken by the trade and specu-
lators at full rates. few lavorte lots are reported
at small advance.
In the House of Commons on the 10TH the Cath
Ole Relief Bill was read third time, and passed
by majority Of 81.
A bill was in progress before Parliament, for al
lowing all the bonded wheat warehoused previous
Ito May, 1899, to be admitted at stated periods for
consumption, at duty Of los per quarter.
Portsmouth, Eng. May 7.-The Dutch frigate
Pallas, Capt Ryk, will sail shortly on an expert
mental cruise; and for the exercise of numerous
officers embarked 10 her. She will proceed to the
Chesapeake to land His Serene Highness the Prince
Iof SAKE Weimar, who intends making tour Of the
United States.
A letter from an Assistant Surgeon in the Indi
lit is the bloodiest perhaps ever carried on. Nc
lquarter the letter continues, is given by The can
nibas. Every prisoner they take of ours is cruch
ed and cut made down his belly, his bowels let out
and in that state he is left to die. am sorry te
say many of our people have already suffered thi
death. We, however, in our turn, NOV them
down in thousands, and take their stockades OF
mud forts, as fast as We can get up with them
Lord .Norbury-On the opening Of the Assizc
for one Of the Irish counties, Lord Norbury, 1t i
stated, actually congratulated the grand Jury tina
no newspaper 1Uas printed IN their county ant
hoped they would use their influence TO prevent an,
~, cir he Mt
ltributed the tranquil state Of the county!t
! Within the memory Of the Oldest persons living
There never appeared such prospect OF an abun
ldant season. Almost all the tillage in the neigh
boring districts has been completed; the whea
crops are most luxuriant, and every other crop ap
lpears most flattering to the iatmer the late rain
Ihaye crowned their efforts with success.
/ Limerick Chronicle.
1t was reported at Paris that the Prince of Sax
ICoboura, was about to be married to the Duches
lof Berri.
! 1t is stated that the expense Of the parties con
lcerned for and against the Manchester kaii way Oh
n had already amounted to 30,O0o.t
II The Dublin Evening Post, 10 long article re
specting the late speech of the Duke of York, say
,lthat the speech will either crush the Catholic Bill
or carry it-that it will force ministers to decide
Il as cabinet, and act together in Parliament-th'
1.-The friends of the Catholics are likely to predomlr
ate and finally, that the measure will be carried
IIif not this session, in the next.
Il It was decided by Lord Pitmlly at the late Gla'
Igow Assizes that weaver must be paid his iu we
sl ges out OF bankrupt's estate. This has Away
|been the practice.
4 The emperor of Russia had RENTED 100000 tie
Fl rims to the committee at the Hague lot the sure
q ers by the late inundaton.
Nine vessels were to sail. during May and Jun'
from Cork for Quebec, with 1000 emigrants wit
III their families
it The brick layers and plasterers, OF Liverpool hay
e succeeded in getting Is more week and they hay
J i,all returned to work. !.
;. A formal prohibition has been issued against II
appearance Of females on the stages in any OF Il
flheatres of the Roman States; to be IN force iro
is the LIST Of January. 1926.