Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17


and used the boon-bu, how did she repay US ? By
! enactments which hampered our commerce and
reused all that opposition to liberal principles which
! has since existed among us. and which would never
have sprung, had she not repealed reciprocity. In
self defence we recalled our gift. We placed her
on the footing Of the dissenting and less avoured
nations and this withdrawal If privilege which
she had voluntarily forfeited, after having reaped its
advantages, though the and necessary conse
quence her own acts, is what Mr.. Adams repre-
scented as g sudden and scarcely explained revuI-
SION" by which the spirit of exclusion operates
upon the United States alone.'' Mr.. Adams, howe
yer, though he ascribes false origin to the Tariff
does not defend all its provisions. He admit. that
they were 'no acceptable to the great interests of
any portion OF the Union,' and advises that they
should be revised and altered. The point next in
importance is the state of the Revenue which is re-
presented as most Furnishing. For the particulars
Of which we refer readers to the document ITSELF
which will repay, Notwithstanding its extreme
length, the trouble of perusal. Courier.
Admiral De Rigny was still at Smyrna on the:
his ship, lie Bonquerant, icing unseaworthy, through
decay. He was to transfer his flag to the Fieur de
Lys, and to visit several ports of the Archipelago
The Ambassadors were to leave Poros, for Malta
whence after riding out their quarantine, they would
60 TO Naples to pass the winter.
| PARIS Jan. 4.-Reports OF Don Miguel's death,
so often circulated, was repeated yesterday on
Change, but has not been confirmed however it
has not to-day been contradcted by any official ac-
count II is pretended that letters from Lisbon,
received this day. declare that this event took place
on the 5lh December Other letters, to the Goth.
make no mention of it, but speak on discretionary
movements, in several of the provinces, and among
I different regiments.
Letters from London of the 51st December deny
the gracious reception which, according to the
Morning Journal, Don Pedrohad given the PROPOSE
items of Lord Strangford. On the contrary, the
Emp error has ordered the Marquis De Barbacena to
act with full powers to procure the recognition ia
Europe of the exclusive rights of Donna Marta to
the throne of Portugal. -
I The accounts from Germany mention not word
of the pretended movements which, according to the
last courier, had taken place about Varna.
letter from Madrid, dated December god,
states that the Minister of the United States had
sent to Mr.. Salmon document which related to
communication from the Colombian Minister ia
London to the Minister Of the United States at Ma
drid, announcing that the South Americans were
ready to treat with Spain. provided the sovereignty
LONDON. Dec 90.
On Saturday the Duke of Wellington arrived at
, the Castle, and had audience Of his Majesty.
and. after partakng Of refreshments, left in the
evening for London. His Majesty seemed to labour
under the effects of slight cold but we are happy
> to state that he is this day quite well.
Windsor Express.
The American Minister had interviews with Mr..
|, V Fitzgerald and with the Earl Of Aberdeen. on
: Saturday. Courier
! Prince Pognac has arrived in town from his WIS.,
: it to Paris. His Excpllency had hong interview
this morning with the Earl of Aberdeen.
Standard.
II PoRTUGAL.-An extract of private letter from
: Lisbon, Dec. 90. states that the 55th bulletin Of the
!, kings Miguel's health. published that day, giving
>. favourable account of the state Of Don Miguei's
health is evidently false Miguel. ever since the
5th of December, has evidently declined that he
~ has suffered the most frighfu commissions thai the
= party of Miguel and the Queen are quarreling abaut
.. the formation Of the new government +; ihat The
Consttutionaliss begin to take courageand thata
u part OF the army is ready to declare IN their avor
'e 1t is necessary to contradict the statement that
the Portuguese Refugees to be sent to Terceira,
~ and not to the Brazlls because the Island Of Ter
ceira wash held in the # the Queen Of Portugal
rercera is part of the Portuguese territories, and
our Government will not mix itself up with hostile
,1 operations carrying between different parts OF
" the Portuguese doninlons it will neither assist
;" Don Miguel against those who have taken up arms
II against him. Courier.
~ Letters were this morning received from Tercei-
" ra, of the 9th inst The Portuguese squadron bad
~ not appeared. The Island continued faithful TO the
~ cause Of Don Pedro. Globe.
:" HAYTI.-Our attentive correspondent at Port
Prince has forwarded file of the feuil!e du
a. Commerce, to the 28th December. The paper OF
" that date notices the arrival in that city of Messrs-
81 ., Isaac Hatch and Thomas Kennedy, of New Yoak,
ai members of the Society of Friends. The ef'tos
&c, says that these are the phanthropists whom
% he had before noticed in his paper as having in the
year 1925, procured the manumssion of thirty COL
CURED people in the United States, and sent them to
~ Hayti, after having furnished them with clothes and
~. agricultural implements. These gentlemen having
~ requested an audience with the President. IN
IN roduced TO HIM by the secretary general, accomPa-
he MED by J. IL. Alexandra, of Port Prince, also