American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-11

] Paris. "ay II
i Peace is about TO take place between Russ,
Persia. 'a a0c
4 Great Britain.-By the last quarters rcur, !
the British revenue, ending 9Th of April, it annears
that there is decrease Of 469, 548l making AS
cheney for the year OF l,7O9,897t
The Courier says, .sthe real produce of NJ
Revenue, 10y taxation, IN the present quarter dives
ted Of all Incidental advantages which attaehaa.
the corresponding quarter Of 1896, IS as nea.
equal as possible, and by no means ndcatno ~,
permanent depression.
! Nothing was known relative TO the annon,n..
Of Prime Minister. 1t was said the nov :.
engagements would not be announced until after IL.
holidays.-'rhere were reports that Mr.. Cann;n.
had pereinptorily refused to make certain ulel.,
required as the condition of his elevation H.
manly refusal had created lively sensation e
pleasure among the liberal class of politicians.
powerful intrigue and opposition from the Con
tnenta Powers, are said to be on foot against ~
pointing Mr.. Canning Prime Minister.
Should Mr.. Canning succeed Lord Liyernoo,
Mr.. Robinson is mentioned as the new FOREIGN
Secretary. 1t does not however, appear, that any
thing has yet been definitely settled Other n.
mors give the premiership to Earl Eathurs-
Mr.. Peel, it IS said, will be looked to BY the King
as the efficient Prime Minister.
ne i4ond0n I!0De OF April 9th saws, that the
story then current Of the Duke of Rutand's vii.
to the King, about which much had been sa;d
was not to prevent the appointment Of Mr. Can
ming as Prime Ministers but to restric, the use q
the patronage attached to the office
! The same paper also says, that on the preceding
Friday, confidential gentleman had waited UPON
the Countess OF Liverpool from the King, and that
the message was communicated to the Earl by her
ladyship; upon Which arrangements were made
for his resignation.
In the contemplated changes in the Cabinet,
Lord Gren,ille is to have an important office. and
another noble friend Of Mr.. Canning, is, it is said
to be brought in.
In the House Of Lords on the 9th, Lord KIM
made some severe remarks on the delay in filling
up The vacancy in the cabinet. He also alluded ID
the reports Of the defalcation OF the revenue.
Corn Duties Bia.--On the 9th Of April, dis
cussion cnsued upon'the new clause which empow.
crs government "a prohibit the importation d Com
from such foreign nations as should impose upon
our vessels carrying good, TO those countries great
cr duties than those imposed upon national vessels
Mr. Nathuit ton meyed that it be omitted this a.
mendment was negatived without division. Tile
third reading Of tile bin was fixed for the 18th q!
April.
Parliament was q adjourn on the 18th, to s0th
April.
Dispatches dated 23,d March, were received ii
London on the 10th Of April, from General Cu-
ton. commanding the British army in Portugal.
The brigades remained stationary, and all was
quiet.
A committee OF the House Of Commons, has re.
commended an appropriation OF 5O,0Oot to iacili
tate the emigration to n America OF 1900 families
from the distressed districts Of Lancashire, York.
shire, Rentew and l.anark.
The Catholics OF Ireland have decided to pet.
ton Tor re-hearlng Of their claims, Immediately
after the recess.
1t is said the contract creditors of the Duke Of
York, will not realize shilling in the pound.
An arrival at bordeaux, from Calcutta, brought
report that the crew OF the celebrated La Pc
rouse, had been discovered at an Island near New
Zealand. The +. ]. Company had sent party to
ascertain the truth Of the report.
The GREEKS AND TunKs.-Advices from Con
stantnople are to the 26th Of February. Nothing
further had transpircd respecting the interference
Of Russia and England for the pacifcation OF
Greece. The Refs Eilendi had not answered
shaford Canning's note of the 9Th Feb and the two
ministers had agreed upon certain day to make
flna and energetic attempt to bring the subject
to close. 1t is stated that the French, Aus
TRAN and Prusslan ambassadors had informally,
advised the Refs Ehendi to accept the propositions
OF the other powers, except those Of Russia and
England. twas also presumed that the court, Of
Vienna and Berlin had already or would accede
10 the terms proposed. Notwithstanding all this,
It was confidently asserted that the court wuua
not assent to amy proposition, the Refs Eftndi ha
wing verbally declared that the proposals were in.
admissible beng contrary TO The rights OF the
sultan and human reason. The Porte seems to be
persuaded, that notwithstanding their menacins
tone, the Christian cabinets will 70 farther ex
cept in words.
NJ. de Ribcaupierre would not meet either Tic
Grand Nizier or the Su,.n. till the Treaty OF Ac
herman was completely executed. He demands
among other things, the free trans-shipment q
corn without tiIman, and the abolition Of the
custom Of searching Russian ships on their ARR