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{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
From Eurore.-Thc ship Iallyho, arrived al
Charleston on the Gath ult. in the short passage of
90 days from London, bringing the Southampton
Herald of the Gath of October, containing London
articles one day later than those received at New
York.


The Charleston editors say that the papers they
have received contain scarcely any thing o! impor
tance but it is rumourcd tina: private letters an.
nounce the failure of another extensive house,
having connections in New York and Boston.


In the price Of cotton there was little or no vari-
ation.


One Of the London papers mentions that the Gu.
riosy of the naval circles a, Portsmouth had been
strongly excited by the arrival there OF The Ameri.
can frigae Brandywine. They speak Of her as
ship of a force and description hitherto unknown
IN any naval service. Her stern is all improvement
on the round sterns OF Sir Robert Sepping's intro
duction"