American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-06
LATEST FROM EUROPE,


LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The barque Psas which left Cowes on the s8t
Of April, has arrived at Boston, bringing Londo
papers of the 22d of that month days later thai
had been previously received
The news OF the fell OF Missolonghi turns out /,
De fabric alton.
The fall OF Missolonghi was stated in former &C
counts TO have red on the 9th Of March. Lore
Liverpool has declared in the House of Lords, tina
/ he place had not then surrendered. And letter.
from Corfu Of March Esd state that on the goth
Sir Frederick Adam had required that the operation.
against Mlssoonghi should be suspended, 90 he un
derstood mstiCe, il not all eady received. NIGH
be expect. from Constan.nople. To this Ibrahim
objected, on account Of the sacrhces which had
been made by the Porte. Sir F. Adam replied tina,
III he did not yield with good grace to the common
wish Of the allies. submission would be compelled
Nothing is said in thi, account of the fall Of the for
treSs.
The Greeks are said to have obtained some naval
successes.
1t was asserted IN letter from France, that Mr.
Villele had declared that England, France, and
Austria had agreed on debating to Turkey an ar
rangement with Greece; and, in consequence, for
the observance OF neutrality, France will not allow
Of open contributions Tor the Greeks.
The Courier asserts that there is no truth in the
report that the government was about to abandon
the settlement al Cape Coast Castle. Commission
es are 10 be sent out to examine the state OF the
Colony
II was expected that the British Parliament would
be dissolved some time between the middle of Nav
and the second week in June.
There bad been disturbances at Blackburn, in
consequence OF the distresses Of the lahoring peo
pie. gentleman was stopped by three men on
the road but OH giving shilling to each, on their
representations that their families we're starving
they left him.
II is said, that conspiracy TO reyoutonize Spain,
had been discovered end that one of the conspira-
to's declared there is, in London, Directing Rev
oiutlonary Committee, of which Nina is President.
The Regency, in Portugal, is said to be complete
iy established, and to have received assurances of
support from the British ministers.
From St Petersburg the adyices are TO the LIST of
April. The Russian army is said to be looked on
with alarm ny the Gar. An article 10 the Journal
de St. Petersburg, of the 2lst March, states tha,
the Russian soldier Is too idle and, in state of
peace, gives his too readily to the nsinuaions OF
ll'dsposed and innovating reformero It adds, that
The government itself seems now inclined TO attend
70 me subect and plan is said to be in contempa-
'loh 10 employ those nercenaries, in time of peace
on works OF public utility. Not syllable is said
81 the Greeks or Turks, in these papers; the press
On the 9TH July next, when his Majesty the En-
ptror enters on his Let year, the Coronation will
axe place IN Moscow. The divisions Of the Repi
nents OF the Guards, and other troops, will march
Tor that city at the end Of April.
The Globe, OF April %, says tina, the Duke of
Wellington merely went to Russia on special
mission, 10 compliment the Emperor on his acces
sion. This has been before asserted, and denied.
The fact 49, the British Government knows how to
Keep its own secrets.
In the House of Commons, on the 18th Anru a |
petition was presented praying tina, the house would
axe measures to bring about the abolition of slavery
n the Colonies, when Sir Isaac Coffin rose and re-.
marked that he was glad the people OF England
we're at length coming to their senses upon this
question Of slavery. He agreed with those who
proposed as an experiment, that an Island should
re bought, in order to try whether the principles
proposed could be effectuay brought into practice.
dc was no friend Of slavery but he felt that if the
negroes were to be emancpatcd tomorrow they
would cut one another's threats, and it would take
i4'ooooOot, to support them. Besides, they should
re memher the number Of battles they had been
'ossd to light in order to maintain those colonies, all