The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1824-12-23
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BY the packet ship Stephana, Captain
| Macy, arrived at new York from Havre, the
| Editors Of the Commercial Advertiser have
received several files Of Paris papers TO the
27th. of October. The London Courier Of
the goth. was received BY the same vessel.
THE GREEKS.
There is no intclli snee from the Greek
and Turkish fleets so late, by two or three
weeks. as has been received and published
three weeks ago. The Paris papers of the
26th. October, give a letter from Constant
nople, dated September IS, in which it is
represented that the Greeks had been beat
en- in succession of engagements near Sanos;
and this letter is published in several ofour
| papers this morning, as news, and without
comment. But in order to put the matter
completely and at once to rest, on a compar-
lson OF dates and circumstances, the actions
here spoken Of, refer t. the engagement be-
tween the Greek and Turkish feet, near Sa-
mos, and to that with the Egyptian fleet,
which took place nearly in September, be-
tween Chios and Rhodes. Ample accounts
OF these engagements were given in the Com
mcrcial Advertiser Of the s0th. ultino, and
of the ID, and Sd. Of December inst. One d
the morning papers also publishes para
graph founded on letter from smyrna, Of
the goth. Of September, stating that the
i
Greeks are 6loGkadng the Turkish and F.
syPtiah meets IN tne ports q oa.lfoum and
otahcho' Now TINS account refers to the
situation Of the fleets previous to an engage
ment, ''otf Stancho," III which the Greeks
gained pa:.lal success, the first account of
which was published ii this paper on the
30th. Of November last. Bur in order 90 set
tle the question, it is only necessary to bear
= fiiild mat tnese accounts are from omyr-
nd' p tle -ottl. ana ~otAl. OF oep'ehoer'
any ron l, SonsNah'aople q tie same aate,
~ 49, ~ 'iie tet' VI 1ic VII u't .Mo
.ilin Essaa!s alt!NeI rom 't.'s rht ~
A"SE - 80 80. " D,Sg"ff' ~ WHICH .l'ie
Ilte laHiEasil VIZ en .i "n tAe paH o. the
u.@s' @'.s' oal.i eae 0ihlsa ana r's!Ptial
/ -. "elT iS,'i5 10Y Sait,N peiore t!e
HtevNS' " lSh thesc tae's oetofe us, II Is
neculese % ElNe our readers coil', ~, o
vtsuc al,t' coiitfaaleeory accounts OF uiA-
ls,' Ylc.otles' WIlel' "e haFe iehg sines rceeiv-
co certain inteillsence that on inc occasions
referrea % the eagle OF victory pcrched on
tAe other standard.
ENGLAND.
The trial Of Mr.. Fanntlerov had not taken
place. A consultation of his legal advisers
/ was ~ take place on the evening Of the Goth.
of October. 1t was expected that Mr.. +.
would plead guilty. and it is intimated that
one reason for adopting this course. IS that
in the progress Of All investigation. facts
may transpirc which would criminate Ger
tain persons who have had transactions with
him.
An express had arrived at London announ-
cling the arrival OF the shin Pacific. at Liyer-
pool from New York.
A lett.r had hce, ,oco;v.,l f,ov, ia ~,
4 M CoIfon ,I;tts, /, L,.,,,.a !. ,4;,,,
NJ ma retncd f., A,,.,;,., e.. ths ~. ~
purpose ot coming a. general and an, r.,c-
torg arrangement with lis creditors
nun. octobcr ~.
All tile letters from Snajn contains ott;c
ton news-tney speak If nothing but ARRESTS
cendemnations. and executions. Fifteen 81
perior officers ofthc constitutional army who
had capitalated. were IN 4 chanel ~ Cp,.,n-
m AWAITING tie hour Of punishment (,en.
eral Contrcras. ex-rcncral &c Gal;cia who
had distinguished himself very much by his
spirit of moderation. had Eatl, arrested He
is said Ia be implicated IN The war Of Croz.
The authorities 81 B,lboa have done piy-
ing passports; otherwise emjrrati,n No,Id
hay g left the city miro deserted The c,n,
MERGE Of SAINT Andero ~ Mem mite ~.
troycd. by the numerous captnre. made H.
the Colombian nrivaterrs abont Gnha
pancrs from Eadiz "a Orr Ist stata +bat
great anxicty was fr)t tbar, ~ ,rco',,+ rf