American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-28

The Packet ship Bayard, Captain Robinson. arrived tls
morning from iasre whence she sailed on the "a OF REQ,
ruary which date have received ilavre papers, ana
Paris papers the 1st
The Session of the French Chambers TO commence
on the 31st o January.
Gen. Sir Edward FACET is about to return 10 kngal'
frcm India, and the Morning Chronicle demands msMa'
for the bloody affair Of Halrackpoor, Of which the ioo~
account is given:
"Ihey manage these matters bette in RussisA" When
the regiments of Constantine refused TO take Inc oao
Allegiance to Nicholas even in that aemibsrbarous COM
try, previous to Oceedlng 10 aac; that regiment e
Emperor himself did disdan 60 in their front ala
exhot them to obedience and that every possible pans
taken 10 prove to them the folly Of resistance agans
the overwhelming force that would be brought again.
them aud when they were attacked and defeated .ne
Emperor Nicholas was satisfied with the blood OF Two nun
dred out of two Thousand men but il was otherwise "n
the unfortunate men at Bariackpoor. NO emperor ~s
there to act 80 humane part, @e
their parade, although is said, the men enrca'eo a
he would come and hear their complaints; nor @efe @
told that if they would not submit, large olce' ui
their number, with several pieces of cannon, wou -
brought against hem; no, they were told no sicn s'
but nevertheless force three times their srehG'h @
during the night secretly posted round them, and HasAa
battery planted in their rear, and because they did no ~
santly, being ordered TO do at break OF day g
their arms, this masked battery of, we believe, six p
Of ordnance, opened, together with the most desnus
fire fiom three Kings Regiments and not a. con'en
with the hav; made by this attack, and those Wno a, e
ped hngng away their never loaded arms, and enuea'
ring themselves 1y higL we're pursued ilAe ~
many mad dogs, and shot bayoneited wherever .e.
could be found for upwards OF hours anu upo W.
whole, out Of 700, nearly 500 killed OF despeae?
wounded u e,.
The London Globe says" Some of the Senators OF New
York have, it seems like British Senator's been ua.
ticking in Company Shares and is proposed very uhe'
tremendously TO nn-Senstor them.'' :.
The London Globe of JAM 26th, says, We are soy ~
state the increase Of commercial Distress An eS,en
house in the wool trade, and eminent and hsny M =;
spectacle West India firm i'll the City, suspended e s
payments this morning; of the partners IN uie .
is brother to Bank Director.-From ldverpooi iS az
counts gloomy. The immediate cause OF the ia s
Of the Banker, Joseph Hawden, an extensive ,u's
(whose name is not gven) informing him that the p
coming due in his hands would not be paid. An enh'
house at Leith has also suspended payment ur
The letters from Liverpool mention the failure " ,n. M
John Garnett, eminent merchant of that town.
proportion of his transactions in cotton ana nc ooJ
great quantity Of Egyptian cotton purchased at near r
per lb but winch cannot in the present state OF the m
ke', be sold for more than Sd per lb. ,.he;c
Messrs Hurst & Robinson, who partially suspenaeo '.
aments, have arranged their affairs satisfactory, a co
sumed business usual The house of Constable anu
of Edinburgh, will doubt surmount its dfhcultes
When the English laws with regard to SIZE sosst Ssst
come operation it is expected that the prncipai
Of this manufacture will be Dublin, and other Ps, P, he
IreandThe low price of weaving in that island WIN n
the cause of this, it is lower than in Frahge. s
England the silk trade has been thrown into great o'
by these laws. ..i; n
The of employment has become very genera gene A.
England and Scotland This is attributed 10 the ia
structon Of the circulating medium, in The tiure VI
i banks. London is called one great nest q ches"