The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-19

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,rhe notes in circulation of the United States,
Pennsylvania, North America, Southwark,
and Stephen Girard's Banks are estimated
A. two thirds of the above, making l,42O,o19
dollars. and the total of notes IN circulation,
3,550,947 dollars. -, ,o., III
OFT saws that an expedition sailed on that
,lov for Greece consiting of IA trisates, 10
,,orve,tes. AZ brigs, 10 iire-ships, 20 armed
Turkish transports, and % European trans
norts, including the Londen engineer steam
nacket. Eil.lt thousand disciplined infantry.
and about 1000 Turkish cavalry were em-
barked OH board the vessels
a eoc;etv has been established at Paris for
SURVIVING the city with ice. They have es-
,abl;shed at st. Ouen a vast ice house, where
nrovision is made for the congelation OF wa"
tereyen in winters when the cold is too mod
crate for ice to form in sufficient quantities
on the rivers. They propose to deliver the
ire ut the houses of subscribers, at a SOU, a.
bout cent, pound.
In England the Hydrophoba is said to
have been cured by Galvanism.
By census Of the population OF Upper
Canada for the year 1925, we lind that the
total population of that British Colony, is
\ 157 7.514 souls, being gain of 6,444 upon the
! census of the proceeding year.
utv of the Provincial Congress OF chihuahua,
5 at present at the Seat Of Government,
brought hither by 4 patriotic desire TO in
struct himsc fin the institutions aud improve
ments Of the United States.
society established in Paris for the pur-
nose ot building steam boats of Iron, on the
4 5th November launched one upon the Seine,
which was 12o feet long, carries 1850
4 Kilograms, or about 125 tons, and draws but
fourteen inches of water 1t weighs third
Il less than a vessel OF the same tonnage MADE
j of wood Several other similar boats are
building At the same establishment, and they
n are expected to be of great benefit to the
n trade Of Paris, BY expediting the transport
of goods.
N 1t appears from the repGrt of the Treas
II urer of the Western Shore of fMaryland, that
X there were received during the year ending
n the lst of December last S7,So5 SO for mar
"a riaye licenses.
~ Pews to the amount of ,7oo have been
% sold in the new Universaist Church at Pro
81 violence, r. 1.-The whole surplus for choices
K. was $4,000. Twenty pews remain unsold.-
% Cost of rebuilding about S24 ,0oo
HI The Governor of South Carolina lately
# communicated to the legislature sundry res
M olutions Of the legislatures of other States on
Ii the subject ofnegro slavery, and recommend.
# ed that they should be answered by silence
III only. Is this courtesy!
III The Mayor of Boston, in an address tc
% the Common Council, remarks, that between
# 1921 and 1925 the whale aggregate OF re.
% al and personal property in that city increas
E ed from twenty million, three hundred thou
nj sand to twenty-six million, two hundred
# thousand dollars
lE Twenty-three millions worth of property
B was exported from New-Orleans, in the yea
A. on.t, 1apt or,
N than fifteen millions of which was in cotton
The Secretary of the Navy, i'll anote t
- Mr. Reed, Representative in Congress from
s& Massachusetts, has informed him that Com
l# Hull, in pursuance of instructions from th
,A& Navy Department, had despatched the U
sS8 S. schr. Dolphin, to the Mulgrave Islands
M in search of the mutineers of the ship Globe
M and that she sailed from Chorillos on th
fM 18th OF August last
s# John Tiletson, who has taught school
N Boston for seventy-two years, entered hi
a@ o2d year on the 31st ult. He relinquishe
~ the school about six years since.
NS The whole number of deaths in the cit
H of Baltimore, Aering the year 1925, was 154s
MI of which 854 were males and 691 female
M Of the total number of deaths 389 were
&M coloured persons, of which 332 were fire
(% and 81 slaves. The colonred population {
s# Baltimore, according to the census of 1922
{k was 10,294 free, and a, ,357 slaves.
The house of Charles Parker Of Ossial
s2 Allegheny Co. n. Y. was destroyed by fiji
5% on the 23d ult and three Of his childre
s# burnt to death; eldest 9 years old The
iW were left alone in the house.
EtF The Legislature of Georgia adjourned si'
a u die, on the 23d ult The bill to lay off til
IN State INTO Districts, for the election of Rel
a resentatives to Congress, did contrary to il
8S formation previously received receive ii
( MS sign .ture of the Governor and become a La
& So that the Election of Members for II
| 8S twentieth Congress will De made, in tn
State, by Districts.
E%s An experienced mariaer, (says the Phi
\ Aa adelphia Gaz.) the commander OF one OF OF
tsAt East India ships is very dcsrous that
n &I8 buoy zoith bell, should be placed on Chi
IN coteague shoal in Delaware Bay. The IN
MI ton OF the buoy from the action of the It'd
would keep the bell ringing, and thus wa
AZ vessels of their danger.
lA .Ahroshect Of good fure.-We are infor'
ed, that ON Friday last, Mr.. Brintnal Ro
bins and Son, started from Hempheld Mil
with adroye of Fiue Hundred Turkies, dc
tined for the Washington City market!
II Madame Joseph Bonaparte had arrived
IL & her Iapuhtar No is to ba