American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the British ship Marmon capt Petre arrived at Phil
adelpia Sunday last, have London daesto the Goth
o. March, and Liverpool to the 22d.
The King of England has been ILL., but the bulletin of the
Goth Of March says " His Majesty is cnnvaescent."
The King Of Portugal died on the 9Th of March
Letters from Holland Of the 18th, state that the funds
were advancing, and tina, there general improve
ment in trade, particularly in the demand and in the pri
ces of coffee.
At Halifax and Leeds trade generally improving At
he latter town. wool had advanced and it was hoped WOOL
len dds would reach something like their fair value.
To show the fall prices had sustained, the Brighton pa
per sates that, "lnseed oil which sold about five
months ago at 2 per ton, price then considered
dnariy low, sold last week at ISL per ton; being
red cto of third. Cagoes of Goals which
in Shoreham harbor at any period last year than
42s per chadron offered to be delivered in Brgh
ION, free of expense, at IL 19s Sd"
ST. Petersburgh Journals TO the 28h of February, con.
tain not word of political intelligence. The Emperor
continues beow vors those who exered themselves
on the of the late connection
There plan on foot for establishing atelegraphc
comunicaon between Liverpool and Manchester, where
by the merchants in town might convey information 20
the manufacturers Of the other the space of 80 minutes
An article dated St. Petersburg. March D. announces
the arrival Of the Duke of Wellington in the city the
preceding day. His Grace had Immediately audience
of the Emperor and Empress whom he delivered the
coincidence and Fluctuations Of the King of England No
auson is made to the political object OF his graces MISSION
- oo0ocos
.srrual Of the Brandywine-The U. s. Frigate Brandy
wine Capt READ arrived at NewYok last week, in forty
days from Gibraltar Experienced very heavy weather
the passage The United States squadron at Port
Mahn the 2eth Feb consisting of the North Carolina
OF ~ guns, Gem Rogers gate Constitution soops Erie
and Ontario and schr Porpoe, all WE'LL The Erie sloop
of war; Capt Deacon, sailed few days before for the Ar
chipeago The residue Of the squadron, under command
of Com Rogers to sail in few days on cruize.
.New York, April 2l.-National salutes we're ex.
changed yesterday between the French sloop OF war
interchangeable and Fort Columbus.
\ pew and eIeoanf hrip 0f 600 topp. called the
America, has dropped down the Bay, and will sail
this morning for Vera Cruz, under the command
Of Captain D. H. Porter. Commodore Porter and
| Mr.. Law are passengers. This vessel was built by
Mr.. Charles Porter, entirely Of live oak, and will
not suffer in comparison with any vessel that ever
left the pott She is pierced for % guns. q
/ The name OF the Swedish frigate which arrived
here on Tuesday from Car,hagena, is the Chapman,
Captain Nordenskjod She sailed on the 29th ult.
in company with The Swedish ship Tapperheston,
of "a guns, bound to this port, both for the purpose
of coppering.
/ Lphnine An awful instance of the uncertantyof life
was presented in the Of Hamilton, Ohio on the 5th
inst During severe storm, fash of lightning struck the
chimney Of the aeng If Mr.. James Boa, and caused
the death of of its inmates the wfe two children and
I mother.n law Of MIR b.
Miss Andrews, Of Chillicothe, Ohio, is the fortu-
nate holder Of the $4,000 dollar prize in the last
Literature Lottery, class No. Q, drawn on the 5th
| inst. in New York.
The prize of ten thousand dollars, drawn on the
! 9th inst in Rhode Island Lottery, is owned by
Mr.. Sweetser, an industrious shoemaker at South
Reading, Mass.
appointments the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
-MoLToN c. ROGERS and CHARLES Huston,
to be Judges Of the Supreme Court.