American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-07-11
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND
We have received by the packet ship New YuL
! our regular lies OF London papers to the Soh, and
liverpool 10 the 5lst OF esy inclusive Ihelr con.
aents are not very interesting.
Two bills respecting Bonded Corn, and the 5Oo.
5000 quarters oil Corn to be imported, passed The
House OF Lords ON the esd of May, after debate
aof very unusual length. The question was pressed
Ito division each bill, when the first was 81 TO
les and the second by 70 10 %.
The sum OF 100000 had been collected in Lon.
sdon, towards the relief Of the prevailing distress.
II was expected that parliamtn, would be prt.
sroeued the LIST Of June, to which dey the House
5oi Commons had adjourned.
Official intelligence had reached England Of The
3cspluie ol ihurtpore on the 18th of January last,
3by the Btiiish under Lord CotnhermeIe, who in
his despatch announcing the conquest says: can.
anol compute the loss oi the less thar 900
akiled. and owing TO HE disposition Of the cavalry,
hardly man bearing aims escaped cons, qutnily,
las by the surrender OF the tbw sll lhe stores arms
land ammunition are in our possession, may say,
that the whole military pow er 81 he Bhulpore state
has been annihiated, The prisoners, alter having
t5een dsarmtd d, were set free
Another fine Steam Boat the Hsmil,cn, sailed
from LwerIoo on The 2Sth Of May tor Grenada
der the privilege granted 10 Col Hamilton by lie
colombian government.
In the House oi Commons on the Goth Of MAY,
1Loid John Russell moved his resolution foI the more
jeffectual prevention ot bribery ard corruption, ard
Isaid that The practices wee notorious That il the
!tiouse did not do something to chetk them It would
lbe better a, 10 egalize The sale OF votes like any
|oh,r commodity. MIR. Hume stated that yestel
Iday an offer Of borough was mace u him for 5OtUt
being much for each vote, and 500 10 be sFeu
Sir Il. Wilson msnoncd tina, similar ccmmunlca
on had Teen forwarded 10 him. The numbers On
the division were equal he,e being 90 ayes and t.
noes-the Spssker gave The casting vote in .lcrorg
thp resolutions.
The accounts from The manufacturing districts
were favorable; was resivinp and active btneso
lence was relieving The ds.rcsses OF the unsmpoy.
ed.
Trieste, April Is "A vessel arrived from Zante
after sixteen days passage, brings intelligence that
ibrahim paeha left feeble garrison at Missoongbi,
and has set out for the Moren, with the remainder
of his troops. The Tu'co Egyptian feet has set
sail for Napoli d Romania Two iiigaes and Two
briggs OF this feet attacked Maulls' squadron on the
18Th, which they mel in the Archipelago. II ap-
pears that The garrison and inhabitants Of Missolon'
ghi capable Of b.aripg arms, within the last h"
days amounted altogether 10 $500 met but besides
these, there we're rectoned 600 young women. $40
young men, between ten and eighteen years old, ard
700 invaids and wcnndeG. Two Thousand armed
men, havirg In tie midst Of them the women anu
children made the Sortie OF the esd they were all
stain, except about forty who we're taken alive ana
made slaves. The other | GOO men who remained
in the city assembled the 700 nsalids together with
the women and Children in the church, which they
blew up into the air. and then proceed, d TO share
he fate Of their compa,riots who fell in combating
The enemy
The PRINCIPAL cause Of this event is ascrlbed TO
rusc Of the Gallo Egyptians, who according to ths
accoun, Of Greek emissary taken by them, placed
500 Aibanians, bearing the Greek coors, on height
pointed out for that purpose, and who gave the W.
fortunate Missolonghites the signal for the soi's.
They discovered their error too late but SEEING all
hopes OF safety lost, they &c. fire to a mine when
had been lor long time prepared, and were blown
up together With the enemy, which pressed aen
round on every side