The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22
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BY the packet ship New York. Capt Bennett which arri-
we'd at New York Tuesday, from Liverpool English papers
to the 18th of Oct have received The London Sun
Oct IL states that there had been heavy decline the
Market, and that likely fall still lower by the GOTH
The mPoatons had been very heavy and large quantities
foreign flour being shipped the North of Span and
to Havana There later official intelligence from the the
atre of war; but all the unofficial agree that the Rus
slams in very uncomfortable situation Their sick list is
immensely numerous and the strength and of the
Turks is beyond any thing anticipated. The Yellow Fever
had made its appearance Cadz and the South of Spain
1t said that Kean the tragedan is about revisit the u
States Mr. Hunon the Quaker merchant whose arrest on
charge OF forgery we have before mentioned underwent
public examination at London the 18th of Oct and was
committed to Newgae Subscriptions were making in Liver
pool and London for the relief of the suffering inhabitants Of
Gibraltar where at the latest dates upwards of 500 persons
had been taken sick of the Yellow Fever and the deaths were
in H. great excitement had been created in Dublin in
consequence of the arrest of Mr. Lawess charge of Sc
dtlon He gave bail in 5OOL and two sureties in like sum-
Tor his appearance at the next asses for the county Mcmahon
Paris papers received at New York the same day an
nounced that the Morea has been evacuated by Ibrahm
whole army
The preceding summary embraces the most important in
telllgence contained in our last foreign news.
George and Ann Jones, Ministers of the Society of
Friends, from Great Britain, held a meeting for wor
ship in the First Presbyterian Church, in WASHINGTON
City, on Monday evening last.
In our summary last week is an article from the Cen
treVle Times, giving an account of the robbery of
capt. Taylor of the Steam Boat MARYLAND We are
glad to learn that the circumstances of the case are
not so bad as at first they were believed to be- The
Easton Gazette says" The Times is correct with re-
spect to the robbery, but not of the amount lost The
circumstances we understand are as follows Two
packages OF Bank notes were delivered to Can't Tav
ior by an officer of the Bank of Baltimore, one con
tanning S305Q, to be delivered at the Bank in AMMAN
0llS, the other 1000 to be delivered at the bank in
f1ason. The Steamboat arriving rather later than
usual 1T Annapolis, Capt II. did not deliver fhe An
hapoi' package, but intended to do so on his return
they We're therefore both brought to Easton Point
On MS arrival he took the package for the Easton Bank
OUT o. MS desk, brought to town and delivered il to
one OF 'e officers of that instituor-on his return to
the boat he discovered that the lock of his dck had
neon forced and the package for Annapolis, contain
lng the $3.50 missing
we should nave noticed the robbery at the time it
LOOK place mao we not believed, (and it was the opin
ION OF Capt. L. and his hiends) that BY KEEPING the
circumstances as secret as possible the money MIGHT
possibly be recovered. We have now the Measure 70
state that part of it has been recovered altbnnb -
Wet and ragged state-it having been pickod m nm
Inc shore near Oxford, and we are In homes that tho