American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
From the v. y. Commercial advertiser Sem, a.
The Editors of the Commercial .9drertisr, h...
received file of London papers one dav I .a.s
than the advlces brought by the Amity.
| Up TO the evening of the 18th, public os;r,o.
continued TO be greatly divided as to the sucroso.
OF Lord Londonderry. and the London Trayeg.,oe
that day states that amidst the number Of ndvdU
ais designated by The voice oil rumor for tba h,nh
station, It would be difficult to make selection m
the ground ofprobabity. Marquis Welleslev. Io,S
IGrenVe, Mr. Canning, and Sir Charles S,nart
have all been named In the present state Of Irs'
land, it was thought that it would be as difcuh ia
procure fit successor for Marquis Wellesley, we,.
ne to receive the appointment. as it was to ind an
adequate successor to Lord Londonderry The
Iselection OF Lord Grenville would, of NECESSITY in
Iclude the introduction of his Lordships party: b,
lalthough he country may, according TO human nro
Ibabny at no remote period, be blessed with tlr re-
turn OF the Grenviiles, and their attendant train 10
IPower-no such positive change in his Maiestvs
Council is as yet anticipated. Mr.. Canning is re-
lported to decline the Office and Of tile pretensjoDs
OF Sir Z. Stuart, not enough was known of that
Igentlemans views to warrant the giving an oninion
ne Marquis OF Hastings, whose personal influence +
might turn the scale, is yet far distant from this i
country and The exgency requires instant decision
Lord Liverpool 1t is known has long expressed
wish tor retirement--a desire 10 which the Lord
Chancellor-assuming the fact from his Lordship's
frequent ntimalions--is no stranger.
The accounts from the East continue favorable to, Il
the cause OF the b. ave and suffering Greeks and II
inspire hopes which VIZ love to cherish, Of their r
eventual success in the glorious struggle in which
they are engaged. Will christian nations forever
look on with cold indfIe ence, while the descen.
O a reftu ala
endeavormg to rescue country where the arts and
scleD' es once flotished beyond all example, from
.ne domlhitn OF cruelty and oppression, and the
blasting influence OF an.ignoranf and infatuated 60
'erhments ~ not, let them stretch forth their
arms, and t' the struggling Greeks to Liberty and
independence, and themselves TO glory, to lasting
renown.
Now's the day and now's the hour - The al
airs oil the Greeks begin to assume the appearance
OF system and order. The temporary government II
calls loudly on the friends of freedom in every na.
uoh' 10 grant assistance. 1t is the voice OF enthu
slasm-the language of those who have devoted
themselves TO liberty or death ~. T. Statesman. u
PROCLAMATION, n
Addressed by the Areopagus, or Government OF Il
the Eastern Provinces which have shaken of The
turkish yoke, TO their coun,rymen settled ID "a
Europe. rs
: II is now generally known and we doubt not bu: rs
what you are already acquainted with The fact, tina! E
al last our nation has adopted government; tha. b
the troubles and disorders inseparable from anarchy e
together with their dreadful consequences have NJ
ceased and that we make daily advances towards
'he ehtre dehverance which is promised us by &c. ID
heraf hoerty, and the destruction of the unheard oil
OF despotsm. ~
" In consequence, we announce to YOU that we E%
hght with all our force to extirpate our inhuman
Vrahts and TO expel them from the soil OF Greece M
ana that as often as we have come to grapple with @
the enemy We have, by the assistance OF God, come
off victorious A
" we continue TO fight with courage and endea a
Vor TO accomplish impossbilities BY means Of &C.
neral levy and extraordinary sacrifices. We pus E%
even we stones IN motion Hitherto victory has k8
oeen faithful to US; and full oil confidence in Sue
cours from on high we carry the war against our z
enemies into Thessaly and Macedonia I'D
Let The ancient enthusiasm oil HeenaOs Y
l1feeks) lot their dear country, animate you like
wise you who belong to Greece, and who are set In
lied IN Europe. Come to her assistance as much h
as you can oy sending money, provisions, and mill q
'afy stores send them TO the council of the Hele #
a. peoP,e' 10 enable them to encounter the extra
~ an'a'y demands OF the struggle Sons of Attca #
- Deo,a % Euoea, OF Phocis, of Locris, Of lhes E
'y a"u Niaceoonia, Il you destne your succors 10
nv p'o'i''ces which gave you birth, send them az
soon as possible to the Areopapus The blessings a.
d Heaven, the gratitude of YOUR country, will be
me recompcnse OF your generosity and patriotism.
"On the coast OF Eubea, the second wear OF Liber'
w VIZ 'e'o"O ''''
Signed by several of the members of the Are'-
oagus. III
From tae ". T. Commercial .afrertiser. Oct
;; ne last sailing ship Cincinnatus, Capt. Cham
I'M. hAr.. lans