American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-13

subject OF these conferences with the English Am
bassador; but at present there only coniectures
with respect TO me manner in Which their future lot
will be determined. 1t is, however, the general
lopinion here that If Greece is To form in future
part OF the European system an independent pow
err our Emperor, in concert with his Allies, will
not consent to this independence of the Greeks. ex.
Icept on condition of their recognising Prince Civ
len them by the Allied powers, and under consti-
fution framed by themselves but then it in affirm
led that the English Cabinet is Of different opn
lon.
a fantee IricE."- II he following anecdote is
strictly true 1t is contained IN letter from young
igentleman who lately went out vessel from this
port for ST. Thomas -" We were chased by pi
ale off Kings channel on Sunday MOI ming last,
K lSth OF March.)-The villain close in unde
The land III small sloop, with about 25 men when
he discovered US we were nearly becalmed; he
gave chase and came down on US very last. /
thought there was no chance oil escape but ny STRAIT
lagem ana having hoard man whom | could
melamorphose into ANY thing, observed to Captain
that lie had better make gun OF Billy Luly,
and give chase in our turn. We accordingly vent
TO work, put black cap Bly's head, strett he
him lore and aft on the KEEL Of the boat, with
rope made fast TO his heels, so that we could soo
him on the centre OF gravity ireey-poInting his
head to the enemy. Ha,iUg rugged up a long
TOM the next thing to fire it-a and this dir
10y dschafgng pistol into barrel, and raising d
smoke by throwing ashes into the air. The trick
lsucceeded-the sloop tackled and made off ; we haul
led 90 wind and pursued her close IN under the
land, then tackled ship and stood iuto 81 Thomas
thus were rs men driven by four.-vNorfolk HID.
"te haze done taxing Rye."-We are told that
once on lime, a poor family having been burnt
Iout, received much kindness at the hands OF thei.
Ineighbors, who continued TO administer to thei'
wants until they became comparatively wealthy.
Among others who came upon an errand OF charity,
was benevolent farmer with load OF rye, but on
making known the object OF his visit, he was chilled
with the reply winch stands the head OF this para
graph. This sto,y was brought to mind by The fol
lowing anecdote recently communicated to us BY a
friend. with names and circumstances, and which
we publish chief, with view OF sho ing how ex-
ensive and nveterae is the habit Of borrowing
papers, the incalcuable wrong md injury of" the
trade" A person residing in--, In the county OF
lSt Lawrence, had the misfortune by accident to
lose his only COW, and being in low circumstances it
was proposed by the printer, (B-p,) to have the
citizens contribute TO him to make up his loss The
suggestion was adopted, and they severally gave
him one dollar and in addition to the dollar the
printer sent him word that he would send him his
paper three or six months. The person directly
called on INN, and told him. if it ooutd not make
much difference. he routd like to hue him pay the
money y one Of his neighbors took the paper, and
Ihe couM BORROW TIP N. Z. Com. .4dv.
i A writer 10 the Pi,sburg Gazette gives the follow
ing brief hints to wool growers, which we republisi
for the benefit of all concerned:
i GAS the prosperity Of country must always de-
pend on the quantity Of saleable commodities pro
duced, it is hlghl; important that wool grower:
r would prepare their wool by washing, at least or
1.-THE sleeps back, and removing the hip locks, tag
locks and dirt. There is no doubt but any quantity
Of Merino wool, washed and tagged, would find {
ready SALE if not in Pittsburg, in Philadelphia New
York, or Boston. The last sales OF Portuguese
, wool in philadelphia averaged about SIS CENTS ane
the operation Of the Tariff will enhance the
price"
!, .tapoleon andhis Son.--The boxes were brought
) broken open, and some books were taken out
4 them, which Ally was going TO give 10 the Emperor
. "No," said Napoleon, that is not what want
il Look INFO the box--examine it careluy-mak'
! hsste--a pa, Rage sent from Europe must contall
something else-books not the first things Ia
> Their has 10 look at."-He was ris ht we presently
!, found picture sent to him by Prince Eus ene. III
received with transports OF Joy, pressed II 10 nj
. lps and gaz ng upon II Tor so'ne lime WIN tears II
a hrs ewes Dear boy!" exclaimed he, I" 1t he doe
= no, TALL a ,ic,im to some poiitical asrooy, ne VII
not be unworthy OF his fa,her"'
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