American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
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..AlE FROM ENGLAND

wa =, ar received our fics of papers by the packet
n William Thompson, which sailed from Liverpool on
F,ca of March We had barely time then to announce
arryal AMI give two three brief it, ms Of news
now Present more perfect synopsis Of the contents
these papeis'
The Traveller Of the 14h states, that private letters
- u,ncbsNcr represeht all business in that great
,nuac,ung own 10 be completely at stand. Com
c n, prospects most gloomy and few or orders
any moment bad been received from Germany. The
~ % fadds the edor) that Germany and the neighbour
countries, now manufacturing for themselves, anil
NJ not onfto supply their domestic wants, but to export
rrelv TO foreign markets. The day of oar monopoly
y 1assed, and We must be prepared for all the consc
uences.
Is close was cheering Within few days
osJerable Improvement had taken place
The resolutions relative 10 the Corn Laws were again
Iten into consideration in Committee of the whole
oue. on the 18Th of March Some alterations proposed
Ministers respecting Barley and Oats, were after some
Dnyersa,on agreed 10 by majority of i77,-namely,
I'M respect barley, the calculation is to commence at
nce Of 32s, aud when the average price is 32s, and
r $685. the duty is 10 be l2s. With respect to Oats,
commence at PAS. with duty of 9s. 10 be reduced
Is Cd. when the price comes TO sos The resolutions
having been agreed TO- progress was reported and leave
|bb,sined 10 sit again.
1he decision upon the Catholic Question, has created
strong sensation in Ireland. "Ihe packet" says
letter has Just arrived-no language convey TO you
he impression made upon the public mind by lis contents
Crowds surrounded he mail IFS arrival, a" gloom and
our appeared depicted every countenance,
ninr the result oi the debate Sir Francis Burdet,'s
notion "--Mcelngs Of he Catholic Associations held
r several days following, and the language not OF the
no.' moderate kind.
lne following paragraph, extracted from late Dublin
evr Will he acceptable to our baltimore friendsespeci-
Sy since has been asserted that the Marquis and Mar
&honcss nf Wellesley have already separated.
III is generally understood that the circumstance re-
IA ding the msndet standings between t~o exalted per.
orages in this Kingdom. which mentioned in u late let
&er IS an invention Of the enemy, to give pain and nct
&alumny in the quarter alluded TO- 1t is said, and be-
eye with truth tina, the rumnr was malignant invention
fhe Orange party, who took advantage OF the Temporal
departure from this country in consequence Of heai
one Of the Noble parties alluded to YOU can form no
Conception OF the base cxped,ents TO which the Orange
bay have RECOURSE.
Reports are in circulation that Lord Liverpool has made
bone ind cations Of his wish TO resign. and that, in
ucnce, hs Majesty will probably, at early period,
Dignity lis pleasure regarding the ministerial arrange
nen,s
The papers intimate that tie majority OF Parliament are
bpposcd 30 the appointment Of Mr. Canning as the
ke,,or of Lord Liverpool, and that lie will in his
3peselt capacity under any other Premier. Tmporan,
banges the British Cabinet were therefore expected.
FRANCE. The widow Of Marshal Ney has purchased
|sn estate in Sweden where she is ging to reside
Tie French Chamber Of Deputies adopted u C law
|gans the liberty at the p. by VOC OF S3S to 1S4
fIh decision. the Constitutional, will France
rth rang The law has ye, to be considered in the
House Of Peers.
The following ia copy of letter written by Lord
ocrane To Mr. Eynari al the moment Of his departure
! rom SAINT Iropcz Tor Greece
AT last am about embark. You will hear Of me,
perlss than YOU expect. shall risk every thing
n order Accomplish Whist have promised but If any
misfortune happens to me, leave Lady Cochranc and my
Children who dear 10 as liberty is 10 Greece,
conhlci t., your care, aud that Of the friends Of the
|cause
AFFAIRS OF PORrCGAL.-From the general COM
ra xon Of The conflicting accounts from the Peninsula,
.ems pretty cvidcn, that the rebellion in Portugal is
Dis cUmntteV crushed supposed, Fresh trOCDS
were their way from England Accounts received at
Lisbon from Valencia, state that the pretended disainng
4 the rebels who entered Spain was mere mockety
FIAT The farce Of taking away their muskcts was gone
through but, that 10 eight days after. Spanish muskes
ee supplied them from the hands, and the insur-
gents rc.equpped then quilted Spain to join their asso
ItatesIn irss os- Monies.
FROM sPAIN.-The Swiss regiments. who had recent.
u garrsoned Madrid and were to have been stationed at
Ap had eceivcd counter orders to march to Perpgnan,
consequence of dsu Dances which said to have
Broken out in Catalonia. The &c Echo du Midi" es on
he authority of letters from Madrid OF the goth February
ha an extensive conspiracy had been detected in Of
e PROVINCES and that several arrests had taken place
{ he last letters from Madrid. to the LIST OF March, say tina
P hustle OF warlkc preparation sill continued and that
polling was spoken OF but Six thousand horses had
been purchased mount the Cavalry and complete the
Ordnance and these letters add. that the Spanish Treasury
VA amply supplied, and that money never more pent
Jul IN the days OF Charles III.
private le ter from Madrid, of February &c, says -
Mr. Lamb and our Minister for Foreign Affairs are again
variance in their debates. The OF their dispute
'ild to originate from the following circumstances All
e artillery which has been taken by the Consuonalists
rom the Marquis Of Chaves and his pav appears to have
'eeh manufactured at Seville. This, therefore, has be-
come rather embarrassing question 10 our Government
winch has reserved to itself the sole monopoly of founding
ahhoh and keeping them for its md which con
eqeny throw the blame OF this discovery on III
iHiinals"
FROM PRuSsIA.-Undcr date Berlin, Feb. a." We
sih that Prussia had recognised the Mexican Republic by
treaty OF Commerce. and that Consul WAS only
pointed but had already on, for Mexico Great advan-
are loosed for from this measure, and the linen trade
J expected to increase mos, rapidly. considerable
erocs,ants residing within the circle of Iegnitz having
usion'td amongst its Catholic inhabitants, with whom
ey had lived for series of years upon the most intimate
FIRMS, Hbles for their perusal. AS soon, however, as
m circumstance came the of the bishop of Breslaw,
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