American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-07

LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

LA rio FhONi EkftVtIl.
BY the packet ship Pacific, Capt. Croker, which
arrived last evening from Liverpool, having sailed
on the 3d ult.. we have received our regular files
Of Liverpool papers up to that date, and London
papers and Lloyd's Lists to the evening Of the
5lst July, inclusive. We CLEAN from them tht
following particulars B.
An extraordinary degree of fever had prevailed
in London, during the months of June and July
The Morning Herald SAYS, it cannot be ascribet
to the state of the atmosphere, which has been re
Invariably salubrious but must be attributed I,
the lenscness Of the population, and bad condition
Of the police.
Mr.. Constable, the bookseller, died on the els
July. at his house, in Park Place. Edinburgh. III
had been afflicted for some time with dropsica
complaint. which. with the anxiety of mind prudu
ced by his misfortunes had fastened his death.
MIR. Owen, of New Harmony, had arrived a
I.ivcrpoul. He denies that his projects had failed
The office Of under secretary Of state for tn
home department, which Mr.. Hobhouse is on thu
point of vscating, will he filled by Samuel Marcl
Phillips, Esq. Barrister at Law.
MIR. A. Cons,able's celebrated collection o
Scottish Books had been brought to the hammer
some OF them were very rare and old, which com
manded high prices.
The wheat crop in Wales has seldom been bet
ter than this season. In Scotland it will be scan
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the crops generally lonk we'll and plentiful. Pc
tatoes will be truly abundant.
/ Letters from Cadz to the 4th instant complain
bitterly Of the injury done to Spanish commerce
| by Colombian pryateers cruzng in the neghbor
hood, which they state have utterly destroyed tn
trade Of Cadiz.
Private letters from Madrid, dated the 18th d
July. state that they arc organizing, with tn
greatest activity. regiment, which is to be cal
led Scdentaire dc Havana, and to be composed q
$500 men, chosen troops, as well as officers, to
taken from the royaists. The transports whic
are to take these troops to the Island of Cuba al
ready to set sail, escorted BY the Sovereign mano
war The Count de Espagne, COMMANDMENT
Chief Of the Royal Guard. has been charged with
secret mission, BY the King, to the Army OF Vi
servation.
One Of the largest Commercial Houses in Mad
rid. the house Of Urionagonca, has just becom
bankrupt for l2,000000 reals. The Jesuits ar
sufferers to the amount Of $4,000 pastries til
| Royal Volunteers for 100000 reals and the heir
Of the late Corresilor Camara Cano, for 1900
900 reals. It's asserted that the house has onl
asked for delay Of four months to pay all its Gre
dtors. The declaration Of its insolvency, whic
has astonishe.l Madrid, forms the principal sourc
Of conversation in that capital
/ Turks and Grecks.- Letters from Vienna OF til
gath of July confirmed the information that tn
pacha of Egypt had determined not to act in cor
cert with Turkey. They also stated that mpor
tant orders had been despatched from Petersburg
to Mohilow and Tulexin, the headquarters Of tn
armies Of the South and West. No unusual move
ment, however, had yet taken place amongst tn
troops, WIN remained in their respective canton
ments. 1t was reported that the Emperor Nichola
would shortly visit the Corps d'.armee, in Bessar
alba The ruinor was considered as we'll founded
and as an indication that great events were pre-
pairing in that quarter.
i The accounts from Cnnstantinople confirm tor
mer statements Of the extraordinary effort mad
lby the Sultan to speedily raise a powerful army
; Being determined to hear of no further propose
in favor Of the Greeks, and knowing to what dan
Ger that resolution exposed him. he exertcd hmsc
with spirit to meet and surmount them.
General Church is still in the island Of Escnii
He is waiting for the first movement of Redschi
pacha. He Keeps that Island as the most prope
place from which to set out whithersoevcr tn
wants of the country may summon HIM. Lor
Cochrane is occupied at Hydra in getting tn
I, Greek flaet in sailing trim; it will be compose
OF forty to fftv-fve vessels, and thirty live iir
2 ships: the Captains commanding these yesse
received orders month ago to have them IN re;
+, diness. Fifteen only of them, and the fire ship
! are the property of Government, the rest belon
to individuals, who arm them at their own expcns
c The Moniteur OF Saturday contains an artic
t dated Ancona, the 4th inst. which stated that
e steam packet from the Ionian Islands had arrive
c on the preceding day with important despatch'
t from Corfu for London, and that private letter
brought by the same conveyance, announced th
G Gen. Church and Colocotroni. and the other Gree
!, chiefs has taken up several positions in the lst
! mus Of Corinth to oppose the march OF ibraln
Y pacha. 1t adds report that Lord Cochrane ha
t dispersed the Egyptian fleet off Gambia.
il Letters from Aleppo dated the 22d OF Ma
1 state, that for three weeks previous the plague ha
carried off from four to five hundred persons dali
v and that the city in the greatest consernatlc
8 in consequence.
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