The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-26
GIEANINGS.

rived at New York, from Carhagena,
brought $685., ,0oo in tloubloons. in part pay
ment for the frigate La Plata, built by Mr..
Eckford.
The General Elections in the State of
New-York, will commence on Tuesday,
Nov. 7.
Four or FIVE new cases Of fever occurred
AT Norfolk between Monday and Saturday OF
last week.
The u. S. sloop of war Lexington, Captain
Shubrick, has sailed from NewYork for
Trinidad Island, to bring home the remains
Of Com. Perry.
A Mr.. Carter, Of Boston, intends to es-
tablsh a school for the instruction ct school
masters.
Judge Rochester has resigned the Secretary
ship Of the Panama Mission, and accepts the nom
inatlon made at Herkimer, Of Governor of New
York.
The secretary Of the board of health at sayan-
nah, gives notice that the citizens who arc alb
sent, may return to their homes without any fear
of danger from any malignant disease.
grass bonnet, made by Miss Parker, and
which received the premium at the cattle show
and exhibition at Keene, New Hampshire, is
said to be superior to the best of Leghon bon
nets.
The United States Attorney, for the District
of Connecticut, has received verdict against
him OF so, tor imprisonng 4 citizen maciously
and wrOngiulv.
The new sloop Of war now building at the Ma
Wy Yard, near ~ York, is to be called the "fair-
field" after the Town ofthat name in Connecti-
cut.
The Secretary Of the Navy has returned to
Washington from his visit to the Naval establish
ments on the Lakes.
100 R4tlesnakes from the west, were shipped
on board the steamboat Constellation at Albany,
n. Y. alive and in prime order, for an European
market.
The society of Friends in North Carolina, has
presented the American Coloni,atlon Society
with donation of 500 dollars The same soci-
ETY. made similar donation Of $500 few years
since.
MIR. Sparrow, surgeon at Brixton, died
lately in consequence Of a scratch he received
in disscctng the body of an individual who had
died suddenly
In England, musician, named Mark Kid,
who has been blind fer fifty years, made, with an
ingenuity almost incredible, complete model,
upwards OF five feet long, OF a seventy-fuur gun
ship, The King has presented him with TWEEN
ty pounds, as a token of his admiration for the
work
The salary of the Master of the Rolls, in Eng
land, is E6OOO per annum, with first rate resi-
tlence, chapel attached, and chaplain to per-
form service. The office is held during good be-
havio,n,
.q,othcr Duel Young Murat and Col. Macomb,
in Florida, have exchanged shots-the former,
who belongs to fighting dynasty, was slightly
wounded
The report gains groand of change in
the Viceroyaltv of Ireland. 1t is Likewise
| said, that the friends and opponents of the
Catholic question in the Cabinet, are in i'm
minent danger of coming to rupture.
| II is said that Messrs. Rothschild have re-
! ceived dispatches from Moscow, announce
| ing disturbances there; some attribute to
them the delay of the coronation.
The French liberals regard the treaty
with Brazil as triumph against the old
! principles.
1t is confidently reported in France, that
orders have ocen sent from Rio Janeiro, to
admitthe entry of goods in Entrcpot at Mon
| tevidco for year, subject to a duty of half
per cent. This would afford great aavan-
tages to the trade with Bucnos Ayres.
| Letters from Sierra Leone announce, that
the Government OF that colony, has placed
the whole coast under a blockade, from that
port to Cape Mount, which, it is hoped, will
| stop the slave trade there.
GREECE--Untter date Of Corfu, July
| olsl, IL Is Sdlu tnhg all ACCOUNTS agree IN Sta-
ting, that bloody battle had been fought at
Cardam, between the Mainotes and the
troops sent by Ibrahim to occupy.
! The Greek government have determined
to take into pay few foreign regiments.
The Greeks are said to have burnt and e.
vacuated Athens, leaving the citadel to be
besieged by the Turks. 1900 Rumeliots
have gone to relieve them. Col Fabvcr
was to leave Doro and Hydra for Attica,
with 1000 men. Reschid is said to have E
or 1000 men. IbrAhim was said to have left
Nisi again for Tripolzza.
a part Of the Greek fleet was at HYDRA,
which island is now considered the fortress
of Greece, and too strong to be taken.
| The trade at Rochdale had increased.
The market for woolen and cotton goods
was reviving.
Considerable importations of wheat had
arrived in England from 1anszic.
The London Courier OF the 9th Sept. SAYS
the importations were, 10000 quarters of
Wheat, $3.50 of Oats, and 5000 sacks of
Flour. Buyers decline purchasing, in hopes
of reduction III prices.
100 guineas have been transmitted to the
Committee for distressed printers, by Mr..
Clement, the proprietor Of the Chronicle and
} Observer Newspapers.
!; After the Coronation of the EmDeror of
Rassis, public dinner is to be given to the