American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
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which have prevailed Tor several dos have iro,.e
into port number Of European yes IA 49,
them The ships f'o,tes, Sprpgue h.n o"G..
with dates TO the Sth; Idina Raih5quc. ~,
liavre, with papers 10 the lth, anu The t3vs"
BonGBl, FanA, with IIayre papers to lie sd N !,
inclusive. The annexed extracts and SUNNI,
comprise all that is Interesting.
John A. Dix. Esq Of the U. S. Army. -
senger in the Edward Bonafie from Eavie,i, H.
er OF Commercial Treaty between the Kivsdoo
Of Denmark and the Unilea States
/ The King OF France has grated lis e,,eo,c,,
to the domination Of James Fennimo,e Co,n.,. !,
the Post OF Consul from the United States III +,
ons
The Paris yVontear announces lha, in an ar,,,
between The Greek and Turkish Meets IN samo,
The bmlotier Of Ganatls wss sunk, ard hat c,,hr
lpsariot seriously wounded lie VAS carried !,
Naxis, whittier the French Rear Admiral d. Bnnv
sent schooner With surgeon 10 attend him.
The Italian Journals contain the following o,licls
dated ADcona, Aug. l5:--" Letters drec, from
Napoli lie Ronania, give minute details Of an in.
pottant battle fought Ancient Laconia. IN ire
couDlry ol the Maino;ss, IN which the Iutco F.
gyp'ians lost several thousand men, btsidcs al
their baggage and artillery, which fell into the hsnj,
oi the Greeks. Il was added that Ibtahim paeb,
was forced to tice IN order 10 avoid being taken D.
soncr, and was Indebted for his escape to The swift.
ness Of his horse. The Greeks likewise suffered
great loss, and Gen. Niktag was among Tie Slain.
The English Colonel toi don commanded division
nf the Greek Troops
Com. Hamilton, Of the Cambrisn, now employ.
cd IN the Gfcclan seas, has Obtained frman IRON
lhe Porte, ordering The Pacha wto has got posses
sion OF Athens 70 respect and preserve the aniqui.
ties Of that city.
a Greek Captain is said 10 have betrayed III.
cause OF independence at Athens, and gone over (,
the Turks with 800 men.
ihe plasue IS making the most disastrous 70.
wages al Adlna and Ta'sons 10 Asia Minor. At
A. 40 oa' Of SO that are attacked die, and at r 70
out Of 30.
Captain Parry, the intrepid voyager 10 the Noh
Polar Sea, has arrived ., Paris.
The accounts from Lisbon are to The c-lh oi
August. An official statement is published in The
Gazette Of the 22d. from which il appears that The
Portuguese Capital has been the scene of con.pi.
racy, the object Of which was 10 proclaim anew
King and new Regency. 1t is not known in
whose favor this reasonable enterprise was concsy
ed, hn; il was supposed il would have been ID ioyo
81 Don Miguel Tor King, and The Queen Dowaget
for the head Of the new Regency. Tie mirtiPas
cnnspirators were the Cavalry corps oil police, eS.
cited "by chiefs not belonging to that corps
Letters from Cons'antinop;c state tha, SratloFd
Canning, IN order 10 quiet the discontent d ite
turkish Government, has declared 10 the Diyaa
that Lord C0chiane was no longer British sub
Ject, and that # he was taken prisoner in the
war against The Polte, the English Cabinet woud
not demand him.
II Is conlectured that the effect of the lately IS
sued order IN council, ior the admission Of grain,
Will be 10 make Eogland a customer to the foreign
er to the amount OF four millions.
public meeting of the holders Of Greek Bonds
was held at the City Of London Tavern on the An
Mt Tor the purpose of instuiing inquiries as 10 the
OF the said loans SC. Col L. Stan
hope was called to the chair, when Mr.. Robertson
addressed The meeting stating lis Objects In INC
course OF the proceedings, abatement of The az
count Of the Creek Deputies, in London, MessFs,
Orlando and Luriotlis, was submitted We e&.
tract the following items from this account
: " Kemltied TO America for the construction OF Two
itlgales l3o,OG0t. Services Of Gen. LeIemaha
(ior II months) l20oot. For person who made
voyage to America 40Ol"
Lord Clifford died al Dover on the oSth August,
II IS stated IN the Times that in The short space O
IS years, he had risen from an attorneys cletk y
be Solicitor General Of England.
oerinanos, bishop If Pa,ras, died on the litn
June. II was this piela'e who, in April 1921 cav
'he signal tor the insu,rection of the Greeks.
From The London GaSette, Sept. |.
his Gazette contains q proclamation. direft'0H
Inc Parliament to asseI Inbe on the l4th oil Nose'n
Der then positively 10 sit for the dispatch Of W.
gent affairs.
1t also contains the following procamallnn Iea,
1--we 10 the relaxation OF The Corn Laws which, loh
us importance, we give at length
BY THE KING IN COUNCIL
Court OF Windsor, Sept !.
Whereas by the laws now in force for regua'a,s
me importation Of corn, oats and oatmeal ma! :,
imported into the United kingdom and into ne ~.
of Man, for home consumption, under and supiS't