American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-27
&eM-Torlc, December "a.

HeM- IOrh December "a.
The Packet Ship Columbia, Captain Rogers. ar
rived last evening; by her the Editor OF the Advo-
cate has received London papers to the 9th, and
Liverpool TO the Slh November.
The account OF C.recian victories published 10 nur
paper Vi yesterday, are all confirmed. The Court
er 9Th Nov SO much opposed to the Greeks ad-
mis that the Turks have retreated upon Corinth,
bot does not think that there any ground for vaunt
ing accounts Of Greek successes
The blame is thrown upon Chourchid Pacha, who
is charged with not executing his march 10 the Mo-
yea, with his accustomed prudence. Instead Of pro
ceeding cautiously, he made furious dash into the
Provinces, and found himself in strange country
without provisions. Should he visit Constantinope,
he will never have another opportunity OF meeting
the Greeks. 1t appeared that 10 900 men had been
landed at Napo dc Romania from the urkish fleet,
which army was subsequently taken and destroyed;
and ii the feet should escape and return with 49,
600 additional men, there ia no security in their
again visiting Constantinople. -From all that we
can collect, we should imagine that the Turkish
arms have sustained great reyerses in Greece, and
that if united, Greece must be free.
The London Observer is filled with accounts of
the Liberation and public dinner given to Mr. Hunt.
Cteat preparations, PROFESSIONS feastIng, tossing <
patriotism we're exhibited on the occasion,
The terrible effects of a late hurricane were
the bodies OF 80 men and 90 boys had been cast
ashore, together with wrecks and articles OF differ
ent Cargoes.
Accounts from Warsaw as late as Gath October,
state that the greater part OF the Russian Western
Army which was to have fallen back into the interior
Of the Empire had received orders to retain he posi-
ton they occupied The new winter quarters o
the southern army were concentrated, & the troops
distributed in such manner that they could be uni
81. L.ek
the right bank OF the Danube made any movement
indicative Of hosilities.
Canova, the celebrated sculptor died at Venice
on the 3th Of October, at A. M. after shor
illness He received the intimation OF his approach
ing dissolution with the greatest composure, ant
died with the utmost resignation, making codici
TO his will ordering his interment at his native place
oil Posssgno, and leaving his heart to be deposited
at the Imperial Royal Academy of Fine Arts a
Venice, OF which he had long been President
LONDON, Nov. 4.
We have received the Paris Papers of Friday. |
appears by one or two paragraphs in them, as
some difficulty had arisen at Verona OF nature
likely to disturb the harmony of the expected con
terences.
The Able de Pradt, has been indicted as the au
thor oil all article published in the Paris Constitu
lionel.
ne journal deS Debats, states, and apparent!
from authority, that the Emperor Alexander hat
announced 10 the Congress of Verona his inten
,lon OF entirely changing his system with regard IL
turkey, and of employing means of force, to com
pei at last the barbarous Government Of CONSTANT
nopie to make CONCESSIONS"
PARIS, Nov /.
we have received intelligence from Verona, o
Inc 18th October; nothing has yet TRANSFERRED will
respect TO the deliberations OF ngress,-I EtOile
Strange reports are circulated with respect t
congress The return Of the Emperor of Russ
10 his own empire is spoken of three days before
ths intended period.
4 journal gives letter from Vienna of the 2lst
winch says-'The Emperor Of Austria, it is sale
WIN return sooner TO his capital than was intended
sha the affairs which are to become the objects o
99ehberaton at Congress, will be terminated a
vienna by the Ministers, who are actually assem-