American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08


| \ and aca;emical ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
rhe Dublin Patriot says 80. We lament to hear
), ,Ie di,trcs, Of the lower orders, III the Tar
s,te cart Of ireland, is almost unprecedented at
Il. seas,n of the year. and that the prospect Of
,.rea.;nr misery is flightful. In Carlow. Kill
amy. Watertuisl. Clonmell. Limerick, Cork
y .ho,t. over almost the entire surface Of Ireland,
he uopulation unemployed, and literally starv-
~ IA some places. so inadequate arc the funds
n charity, that coDus are not thought of TOR the
dead. :, i ,Y,, .,..
,nrty acres Of land were ploushed up partly on
,Lc demcsne. and the rest in the ncighborhontl OF
&rrbomastown, by the nightly legislators Between
.anr and five hundred Of them attended. and an in
es.ant fire wa, kept up for nearly the whoe night.
fn tile next day. the following notice was served
III Mr.. Smithwick, to whom a portion OF the
#pIouuhcd-up land belonged -
II . Notice is hereby given to black Jack Smithwick.
;fbc does not Immediately give up the wood and
.o.J fields TO the Distressed Poor for Potatoe
f;round at moderate rent, he will meet with the
I,,c If Baker or Farrells wife any person who
stons M th,se su,ls will meet with the loss OF hi,
Gte and If YOU do not Comply with this we will
.hoot YOUR Stuck Burn your Daryhousemen and
MIX -womcn this is enough.
. Given al the Council Room by the Provder Of
,bo p,or "ROCK.''
The Ilecla. Capt. Parry, had taken her depar.
,re on his third northern voyage Of discovery.
Dispatches TO the 10th Of March had been re.
cc,cd from Gen. Clinton, conmanding in Portu-
al. The briga,es of British troops at Colmbra.
made no movement in advance. while. as regards
lie rebels, although they appear no where in any
considerable force, vet they seem to maintain Il
contest by dctaching themselves into small ma
rauding parties. -,
n The great and long pending trial Of the Wake
Fields for conspiracy to carry away Miss Turner.
far the purpose of marrying her to Mr. +. 6.
Wakefield and charging him with having induced
her to marry him by false representations, came On
at Lancaster, March 23rd. The parties were all
found guilty Of the i" conspiracy" On the second
.av, the indictment for the 6 abduction," except
jnr only the fifth count, charging them with mis-
demearlor, was abandoned. 10 the latter the de.
fcndants' counsel pleaded guilty. 1t Is now said
Ia be the intentian Of Mr.. T.. &. Wakefield, t.
claim Miss Turner as his wife, and to move that
.le be given up to him By lIabeas Corpus. This
motion viii be resisted by the lady's father, whl
will contend against the validity Of the marriage
ard thus the principal and most important part o.
tAe entire transaction will be thoroughly investisa
ted
The Chambers Of Peers assembled on the 24tl
trade as amended by the Deputies and sent bach
10 the Upper House, was adopted by majority O
ia against 4.
A letter Of March 18th from Florence, announ
ces that the Egyptian Corvette which had sailed
IRON Leahorn, has been captured by Lord Coch
,aue
The small pos is at this moment making great
rayascs in Bavaria and Sweden; the governments
have in consequence resortcd TO vigorous measures
to arrest its progress.
Private letters from Constantinore ofthe LIST o.
Marc ~ tl,n
expressed his concurrence il the propositions ma,lt
in favor Of Greece by England and Russia. This
ntclligence is uniounacd Ii IS now known as q
positive fact that France has not yet expressed hel
adherence to these propositions.
The Lausanne Gazette contains letter from
Ancona of tee il4h Of March. announcing the ar
rival Of a vessel from Coria in four days, with in
tcigence of kagai.kak having completely routed
The seraskipr. who hpscIsinS Athens. The
Greek General il i, added, had previously gained
a signal victory 1T D,tnmo.
Another letter from the same place, published
in the Const,tutionnei # iiarch so. confirms the
above by announcing, a, official, the complete de-
leaf of Redschd Pacha; and states in detail that
The Greeks having seized the liiaus, and landed
5000 men, the Scrasker, who was attempting t.
reduce the Citadel BY famine, fearing that his plans
would fail BY this manouvre OF tie creeks, march
cd with all his troops Except 1000 which were lei
in the city to dislodge them. Tie was driven back
Ny the Greeks with great loss. and in the mean
time the garrison Of the Citadel sailed out, dis
persed the guard left in the city. and destroyed
their camp. Nicetas, karaiskak, Londos, ant
lohzaris, WIN were in the ncghborlnS heights, OF
Ia signal given from the Citadel, poured down upon
the Turks and completed the route.
The steamboat Perseverance, was OF great ser
vice during the engagement. The number lost or
PIE part ofthe Turks was not known. a bulletin
unpublished at Prevcsa, a place occupied BY The
Turks, states that 1000 Of the Seraskier's troop
were missing. The Turks He'd towards fhebes.