American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-05-02
From the Baltimore Patriot, Aprii 26.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL
The fine ship General Putnam, Captain Nina.
nus, arrived at this por, late last evening" in the
short passage Of % days from Liverpool, end brings
London papers TO the ED, and Liverpool to The
Gath March inclusive.
The London Courier Of the 22d says:--" The &C.
counts from Windsor this morning respecting the
Kings health continue to be most iavorable-his
progress towards convalescence was extremely ~.
tisIactory." 1t was deemed unnecessary TO issue
any more bulletins on the subject Of his health.
According to paragraph in the last Liverpool
paper, commercial affairs we're assuming more
favorable aspect.
The accounts from Gottenburg were very alarm.
ing. Seven or eight houses had stopped payments
among them Prytz 10 said to have failed for 100000
rix dollars.
A London paper Of the 22d uls announces on
what it terms good authority, that "regard being
had to The very delicate circumstances in which the
Kingdom and Royal Family of Portugal are placed
by the demise Of the Grown, and complex enan
elements Of Don Pedro, the existing Regency is
10 be continued for some considerable time, and
to be supported by the influence of the British and
French governments"
The same paper asserts that in order to overawc
if requisite, the Queens faction. strong squadron
of English men Of war has been gradually collect
ing in The Tagus, where i, now remains; and where
it canno, fail to inspire The necessary confidence IN
the Regent and her Ministers, against all oppo
ncnts.
WELLINGTON'S MISSION TO RUSSIA.
On the Goth ut. dispatches we're received at
London from Lord Wellington at st. Petersburg
The London Times of the 22d gives the following
account of the object Of the Dukes mission to
Russia.
| LONDON, March Gave have much salts
faction in stating that the mission of his Grace the
| Duke Of Wellington has commenced under favora
BILE auspices 1t our intelligence be not incorrect,
the FIRST interview Of his Grace with his Imperial
Majesty bore the aspect not merely OF gracious
feeling towa DIS the Ambassador but OF uncqulvocai
concurrence in the great object OF his embassy
viz. the preservation OF unbroken tranquility
throughout Europe.
| II is understood--as we, indeed announced the
fact TO be at the period of the Dukes departure
from this counry-,hat he was charged with what
might be termed credentials, from France and Aus.
tria, and Prussia, as we'll as from Great Britain, all
calculated to impress the cabinent OF ST. Peters
burg with the conviction that the above great pow
ers are unanimous in their purpose
LIST. Of protecting the Greehs against the otto
mans.
I'd. Of protecting the latter against an attach
from Russia.
/ The Duke Of Wellington is said to have received
the most prompt assurance OF the satisfaction WIN
which the Emperor Nicholas regarded the srst o.
the two objects explained to him, and his entire
acquiescence in The second.
The five most powerful States OF Chrlstendom
arc now, it is added to unite in common and pc.
remptory declaration 10 the Grand Seignor.. Mas
Greece shalt no longer be occupied or inradea oy
his armies-that he mast give up all pretens,ons 70
the sovereignty Of that people, and cease ~ any
manner to modest them
On their part it ia affirmed that the Greeks
aware Of the negotiation with Russia, and contempIa'
ting its successful result, have offered the consu
tional throne of their country TO each IN SUCCESSION
of three foreign princes,he Duke OF SUSSEX h.o
e pold of SAKE Coburg and the son OF Gustavus 'ne
S Swede but that by none o! them has the roya
a prize been accepted. The Greek nation. however
It will be lett to the choice oil lis own Chief ana y
F the form Of government which best may su" ~
genius, wants preiudces. a;
With respect to Russia, abe will feel the necese.
ty OF abstaining from any positive act, or even non
O demonstrations and menaces of aggression opo'
" Turkey. There is little doubt that Nichoia. no
If troubles to contend with home, which wou'o W.
be appeased, but mighssbe aggravated ~ one W.