American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-01
Fran tie Mem York Mercantile advertiser, Nsu. 81
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The Louisa from Belfast, left the river on n,
27th. and brought papers OF the 25th.
he Cotton market at Havre was very dull AMI
the price had declined. Al Liverpool On the 2lst,
the market was about the same as before.
Russia declared War against Persia on the 9Sh
Sept. and hostlies had commenced On The %
Sept. the Russian General Prince Modalow attacked
a large Persian force, who were forced to rettea,
with great confusion, leaving two Kahns and 1000
men on the field. The Russian General Y.,mohoH,
with another division was driving the Persiaus De-
fore him.
The manifesto of the Emperor nimates bis De.
termination TO wage war until Indemnity shall be had
for pas, aggressions. and security Tor the future.
II is thought this war will tend TO facilitate tie
ne go,iations between Russia and Turkey.
a letter OF the 18th Oct. from Frankfort, announ.
ces that courier from Vienna had Jus, brought in.
ttripepce that the Uhimatum Of Russia had been
definitely accedsd to by the Porte. ! his intelligence
reached Ackermann on The 5th, and the Russian
plenipolentiaIes left that place on the following day
for Odessa.
Mr.. Canning left Paris on the 24th Oct on his
return to London. II was said in London, that lie
had agreed 10 some important alterations 10 The
meroisl treaty with France,
Talma, the great trsgedian. had died. His funeral
took place at Paris en- the 2lsl.
a letter from Consta ntinople, Of Sept &C. stalss
thar The British Ambassador had delivered nOie
urging Inc Porte 10 enter into negotiation win The
Greeks TO this II i, said reply was made tia,
The Porte understood his own affairs and did MOI
wish the interference Of the English Ambassador,
Other reports state, that Conslantinope continued
oonvul by the machnalions OF the friends Of n:
Janisaries, ard that the Porte was wholly unable
carly on the war with viaor
a LaNe btI mi ri lal on i'm.
ters with division OF the Turkish Acct on the 96
10 md llth Of Sept. in which The latter os' a q
gate, and the Admifais ship was set on fire.
The Oriental Spectator (Smyrna) gives letter.
from Alexandra. " hch state thai not only Genera
Bower, but nearly all the French officers have gut
ted the service OF the Niceroy oil Egypt and taken
ship for France Gen. B has arrived IN Pans.
i! is stated that Lord Cochrane lett Malta 10
small vessel on the lilh Sept Tor Hydra, vhent:'
il he did not hear CT the expected steam vessels, ne
intended TO return 10 England Another account
states that he arrived al Marseiles on the 18Th ana
passed through Lyons the 9Th on his way 10 faHs'
The French Chambers were 10 assemble on INC
18th December.
A letter fom Bayonne announces thai ss's'a
commercial houses in that town have suffered -
verely by the numerous failures that have lately YAK
en- place IN Spain. IN,
n common Ilaii was ne u d. l-DuGaa ~
when il wps agreed 10 petition Parliament ef q ~
peal of the corn laws, and reduction q 'aSee
PARIS, October g.
A report received few days since oy way y
Trieste, is corrobpraled by adsices from Ca's'na''
that Ibraham Pacha was obliged TO rereat rom ",
fore Trippollsa on The | lth Sept. The Oteek nv
had returned to Ipsata 10 repair the damases y
criyed in a skirmsh ON the same day. Two Wv"
ofc ers have deserted TO the Turks
The Clorinde is fitting out at Brest, 70 ea'i
Diplomatic Agent 10 the S American Kspno'ea,
From portugs., We learn that the Cortes y e0n'
voked Tor the 30th inst. Gen. Sitsiera mas ose r.
deed to quit The Kingdom, and has pFoeeecsoa :,
France. Comes the Portuguese Charge aes or o..
al Madrid, who refused to make oath 70 tas eO"''
tuition, accompanied him. d., &
Madrid, Oct. l2.-An army OF ooss''suCGn ~
forming to watch the movements 10 Porlugai LIN,
Quesad, is appointed TO the command. n
accounts continue 10 be received from The tn
The Queen is said TO be seriously ndisposeo' -" u
sale Of wool. which is the principal resou,.s !,
Spain, will in great degree fail this year. o""S
the long drought. 80 ~,
/ London, Oct 2l.-lt is currently repo''ot Iay.
Mr. Mackenzie has refused to treat WIN ~. -.me
ten Government for a commercial treaty u" e.
measures are taken 10 put the British on .s.ct
able footing as respects the treaty alfeau,
ed with the French Government, ard mess ~ .le
this end, 1t was reported, would e'en'aap9 -
place. .darer
The report that Mr.. Canning has arrange .anda.
commercial ,resty with France is without "a, he
ton On The contrary we are assureu -. ,hs.
French minister ha, sgn6ed to Nlr. Cann~ nbouos.
The principles Of free commerce which a'1 repd,r
ed ore no, sufficiently extended in France ,a ~
such treaty practicable at this time Giy ". Span
We ave sorry 10 learn tina, The iunds o. =" .bau,ed
ish and Italian Refugee COMMITTEE arc . sso had
and that nearly 500 Refugees, many OF W." souu,vy
enjoyed wealth and distinction in lheif on"
a. nov in state oil starvation.
4 pARlS.-MF. a. .Nciapar. We unoe.''s atcur,
opened, in Pans, large add splendid sssi r saosr
al ne hs ad Of which lie has placed maj Yort
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