American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-15

kept back reforms aud valuable Improvements. A
eformsion is not far distant; revolutionary day
will come; ana master spilis to guide and control
the events thereof will come with H."
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Bafinore, December 9 The Ship Dumfries, Captain
Hancock arrived here last evening in rytwo days from
Cork, whence she sailed the 4 November, and brought
tiles OF Cu,k papers to the Editors OF the Chronicle.
Jacob Marx Esq American Consul for Cork, died in
HAT city on the LIST November.
There had been meeting Of the Corporation of Dublin,
held at the Assembly House in William street, at winch
petition against Catholic emancipation was agreed TO-
Mr.. McC!eery moved address TO his Majesty, to re-
call the Marquis Wclesly and to remove the Attorney
General Mr. Scarlet seconded this motion. It was
strenuousy opposed BY MIR Morrison.
The motion was inaly postponed for SIX months, by
vote Of Sc to Is.
Grcgor M'Gregor was in Lo don ii great poverty and
distress
The Rep III. Ualsh aged and vcnerated priest as
anima,ng his counymen excrons both by precept and
example, and the hope expressed that he would mol
gathered his fathers Nj he shall have seen all classes
OF his countrymen united, and ireland happy. Catholic
meetings beng held in every direction, and nc
greatest OF sentiment and concert Of acton prevail
ed. Nj + MDonnell had addressed meeting at
BaInasloe recommended address to be sent to the
Grqus of eles;ey, protesting against recent outrage
and recommended the establishment of respectable free
schools The Mayor Of Kilkenny had died OF fever
caught IN the execution OF his duty.
1h fever still continued TO rage in Dublin TO an alarm
ng extent, and meeting OF the Clergy men, Magistrates
aud Church wardens was held at the mansonhouse to
AXE mo consideration, the alarming state OF the public
eath 1t stated at the meeting that cases OF the
mela choly and miserable description had occurred.
Counsel pr Cole saied il evident jood rather than
medicine wanted for the rehet Of the sick poor.
A late English paper contains letter from Cap
tam Clapperton the celebrated Englsh traveller in
Africa Ii u dared al Ho, or Ego, che capital Of
Yoweba, 22d February, 1926, and says
10
days Tor YOUR, where poor Park killed.
will get all his papers, if not sent home by Bello
and hear every circumstance connected with his
death have made important discoveries here
as every foot is new ground have passed over 9
range OF Mills which were mo- known TO exist before
and reversed one of the most extensive Kingdoms
~ Africa the very name OF which was unknown &c
Europ, ans. In the capital Of this kingdom have
remained upwards OF two months. The celebrated
Niger is Only two days journey TO the eastward o
M its course 10 the in the Blight OF Benin
can be no longer doubtful"
| The London papers OF the 18th and 10th October
ontsin details OF the murder OF John Akehur.
! ged ninety sir years and Elizabeth Haines, hi
housek eper, aged serenity four There is some
thing parcu ary horrld in this termination oil live
so prorartsd The following extract is from hi
report Of The CoFoner's Inquest:
The Jury accompanied oy the Coroner and sew
e al Magistrates went to the cottage Of the deceas
ed persons view the bodies. The house stand
surrounded by fruit trees, ard is much concealed
hereby, that only the chimney top could be dis
cerned by those who passed down the lane adjoining
The jury examined the bodies very minulely, an
It was their opinion that hammer had been use
ny the murderer to take the lives OF the poor IN
fortunate creatures. The old man, though nearl
one hundred years OF age and so debilitated iror
decay Of nature not TO be able TO raise hmse
from his bed, was in possession Of his mental facu
ties to the last. lie was constantly visited by III
clergyman of the parish, who read to him and pray
ed with him. He would at times converse ireel
upon public events and his me mory was goo
that he was kind Of living historian OF the Occur
rences Of the last century, and could narrate Ii
battles which had occurred f5om the time when ii
country was thrown in such state OF alarm by til
Prelender, in l74J, al which time he was fin
, young man, nearly 90 years of age"
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A Ken,uckyian named Calm, has gone over
Ohio, in pursuit of a runaway slave named Storm
verifying the old proverb that after storm ,hrl
lra, Ian