American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-07
From tie ~ 7. Evening Post, aug. ST.

BY the ship Othello which left Bordeaux the
ist inst and arrived here last evening we have re
ceyed Galgnani's Messenger to the 2lst OF July
inclusive.
ece.-Notwithstanding all the attempts Of the
austrian Observer to bring discI edit on the Greeks
and to create belief that the different chiefs were
~ hostility to each other it is admitted in late
number OF that paper, 81 that the Greek government
consoldaies itself gradually more and more" II
likewise states, that the whole Of the Turkish feet
has quilted the waters the Neitylene"-sn admis-
sion which plainly indicates that some disasters had
beallen it, that the object of relieving Negropont
had been abandoned as untensbe.
RuSsia.-An account is given OF a visit by the
Emperor Alexander to French frigate lying in the
harbor OF Cronsadt, where that monarch had gone
to inspect the navy. He is said to have infinitely
examined every part Of the lrgate, and after remar-
king that It was the first time he had ever been on
board ship OF toe King Of France, to have added
that he hoped that the good understanding which
existed between the two Empires would frequently
afford him the opportunity OF seeing the French flag
in his ports. Accounts from Nuremburg say that
the Russian sovereign was expected at Warsaw in
August to open the Polish Diet, after which grand
review Was 10 take place, and numerous promotions
were anticipated. These active movements OF Al
exander to inspect his navy and review his armies
seem TO warrant the opinion that he has object
in view which may shortly disturb the tranquility
Of Europe. AT all events he appears anxious to be
well prepared for every exigencY that may take
place.
Spain The arrests were going on in Spain with
their usual rigor, and great efforts were making ef.
iectualy TO crush every individual who had been in
any way concerned 10 the establishment OF the con-
stituuon. The only one to whom favor is shown is
Ferdinand himself, although he had sworn nnumer-
able caths to preserve il involate and boosted to all
Europe Of his " magnanlmity" in giving freedom to
MS subjects.
France The king Of France, in spite Of the
English Journalists who have SO Often brought him
% the gates OF deah took an airing on horseback
IN the 9th and Goth ut. II is confirmed that 5 I
-Iench vessels Of war had sailed from Bfest for
-adlz. They were to exercise in manGuyres and
;volutions for two months. FIRST between Cadiz and
he Azores, and Afterwards in the Mediterranean,
when they we're to return 10 Toulon.
Late accounts from the Isle OF France state thai
. the hurricane which took place on the Esd OF Feb
usry, French. and So English and American YES
els, which were at Port Louis, were more or less I
smaged oy the storm.
ne heat a. Bordeaux on the 18th ult. was as
,reai IS Il he'd been since the year 1-40
.1lgtsrs.-Atter considerable suspension Of &C
cunts rom the British feet of Algiers, we now
earn ~ an extract OF letter from Madrid, that the
-igae Syren which arrived at Agesiras on the 22d
une, was waiting there for several bomb and steam
essels, which were expected between the 9Th and
oth July, in order to commence serious attack on
'lgisrs.