American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-13
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

sFeU fOTh, Juty !.
| The packet ship Columbia arrived here last even.
ing from Liverpool, with files Of London papers to
the evening of the 30th May, AID Liverpool dates
OF the lst Of June.
Accounts from Consantinope Of the Goth Of
April, state. that Lord Sttangiord had Ieganed his
influence with the Porte, IN consequence OF having
promised that all The officers III the service OF the
Greeks who were with Lord Byron, should be re.
called by the King q England, ard il they did not
obey, they should be deprived OF their pay and com
mission. This is very improbable story II now
appears, that the late fire at Caro-, by which the
Vceroy's magazines we're blown up, Eos the work
| OF the ancient Mameiuke Chief lbrahm Bey. who
lis stated to have acted at the secret insgatiUn Of
the Porte which had promised him the government
lot Egypt. This enterprisng chel is personal
enemy Of the Niceroy, v no had caused all his Iaui
lily to be mpssacrtd; and is SAID to have by coup
de main, made himself master Of The citadel Of Cairo,
which CONN andod the city. The plague was rag
ing violently in Alexsndria, and it was generally be-
eved that, in The event Of the failure oil The next
campaign with The Greeks, the Mussulmen would
rebel against the Porte.
No opportunity was lost by the Greeks TO annoy
their opprrssors. heir vessels almos. coye,tdihe
sea, and ofde's bad been issued by the Admiralty al
liyda, to cal ture all vessels belonging TO the Vice
roy OF Egypt, laden with supplies Tor The Turkish
Ifoitresses.
We have nothing new respecting the dispute be-
tween England end Agers il reported Iat
the former had taken possession OF Ceua, with
view TO make II anClher Gbrsltar--Anoiher &C.
count says, that euta Fad been seized by The oos.
1t was confidently believed that HE King OF For
Itngsl had agreed TO acknowletge The independence
lot the Brezils. The Queen oil Portugal had been
sent 10 convent, there TO pass the remainder CT
her days.
The Holy .lHinncp is said TO have given up the
idea oil holding Congress on the affairs OF Greece.
II does not appear whether the Holy League have
also abandoned their project as TO South America.
Spain continued the Prey Of the monks and ultra
royalists; and such was the prospect presented by
the agitaled state OF the ublic mind, in consequence
oil iht outtaGes Of the adhtretis ii the ncrarchyi
that Ferdinand had consider I'd ii essential TO his
safety, to renew the treaty with France, by wbichit
has been stipulated that the Amy Of occupation is
to remain in the peninsula until January. 1888.
Accounts iron Brussels Of the ED. Nav, ccnhim
the Intelligence forn ely iecei ed thai Ferdinand
had finally rejected the mediation Of Ii gland as TO
South America, and that he would rtver constntto
the independence Of his ancient colonies, hut wculd
leave the matter TO the decision Of Congress OF
European Soyeieigns. The L. don Courier OF
May ~, states on The authority ofleers from Mad
rid, that the expedition fitting out at Cadiz is IN
state OF great torwardness, and will consist Of 36oCO
men, who are to be ready by the beginning of July
MS s'alehent having Deen disputed by some OF INC
papers, II was reiterated by the Editor of The Cou-
rler' who seems To consider the DE- signs of Ferd'
nand on his "ancieht colonies as no longer profile
NAUTICAL.
J The renewal of the treaty for the occupation Of
Spain BY the French during longer period than
was originally intended, certainly gives colour to the
statement that great proportion of the troops Of
the former were intended for South America We
should suppose that this measure SO obviously inten-
ded on the part OF Fratce to promote the views OF
the Spanish monarch, will not be viewed with ind'
ference by the British government, which has SO
pon'edly declared, that any foreign interference in
The dispute between Spain and the colonies, would
be considered motive Tor recognising the latter
! without delay.
I considerable depression, Gone account says 10
per cent had taken place in bank stock in London,
IN consequence. it is said, of the reduction of the
interest on Exchequer bills and the went Of conn
dence in the general state OF politics. South A.
mercan bonds were ilucusung, and those Of Mexico
had fallen per cent since the departure OF liuTbde'
he Greek loan was at a discount OF l0i per cent
being greater than at any time previously.
Lord Bereslord has been appointed by the King
OF Portugal, to command the army oIthat Kingdom