American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27

On the Esd, IN The evening, their den.r,..
took place, and at the same moment The fia ass
volcano blew up the population which wa. r,sa
to 5000 souls. The Turks, who knew n. nr,;
of the unhappy beseeed, made very erea, r.rs
lance to the sally of the Greeks. A dreadfn, ~.
mage took place, and al least The half of tbs s.s.
battalion persisted 1t is hoped, however Thai aha.,
700 or 800 may have gained the mountains Nv
the following day, the heroic town and ils ;ntst
tants no longer existed. The Turks, ON en,.r;s'
the town, found only uns and dead bodies. haas
ever. the $50 men, who had fortified ,hems4l, asa
the house, defended themselves the whole dsy mo
king great carnage Of the Egyptians At ienob
exhausted by fatigue and want OF food they b1.w
themselves up, at The moment when the Turks ~.
going 10 take them.
= Almost every week, and since the 5th Of Anil
every day. English vessels entered Missoonph Y
Sir +. Adam, before his departure for London h.d
Interposed between the town and Ibrahm and ~
erted all his efforts, private individual to him,
about a capitulalion. The inhabitants OF Mi,sotn'
CHI had consented to leave the town with their arm
baggage, &c. and 18th drums beating. Ibrabjm j
fused he promised that property should be respeti
ed, and their lives spared but he insisted thai m,
whole garrison should be prisoners OF war. On,
heroes Indignantly refused, and declared they woua
blow themselves up The English seeing mn
/
sible ioi the Greeks TO throw in supplies, made The
greatest efIorss 10 induce Missolongh 10 SURRENDER
but all was in vain"
Accounts from Conslanlinople dated the Goth Of
April state that The Refs Ehendi had replied by
formal Ielusa to the proposals OF Mr. Slratfurd Can
ming in favor Of the Greeks. Private letters sdd
tina! The English Ambassador, on his return from
his conference on this subject with the Refs EG.hdi
had been insUltet by the Turkish populsce who had
collected IN the streets AS for NJ Nlnziaky, il il
consider ed certain that in case OF formal refusal
in answer 10 the uimatum, presented to HIM he
will quit Constantinople Que day alter the expiration
Of the six weeks delay, given to the Porte The
Diyan will hardly come to decisive resolution be-
fore that time.
Woodytoch. We can positively state, says The
Leeds Inteeencer, that the publishers paid down
$1,000. for the copy right before they got posses.
sion Of sheet Of this book The original autograph
MS. copies OF the former Wavery novels and TO-
mances had been presented to MIR. Constable Of
Edinburgh, by the the author, as The works appear
ed and, in their splendid morocco bindings, will
shortly be disposed OF among that gtnlleman's ct.
fects.
| The lady Of Sir Walter Scott, died at Abboisfol
on the 18th Of May Sir Waller was married in l1o7,
and his lady was the daughter Of John Carpenter
OF the city Of Lyons
The Pope has issued new hull agains, all secret
societies. and particularly against the FretmaSons
! In order to assist the silk Trade, many Of III.
candidates for Parliament at the approaching cleo
ton, have resolved TO distribute silk handksrchss
among their supporters Should this become gen
era, 1t will occasion The expenditure OF several hun
dred thousand pounds in this branch alone.
London Globe.
The whole quantity Of bonded wheat and -four TO-
gether IN England, was not equal, according 10 the
best calculations to more than three days consumF
ton for the entiic kingdom. 1t appeared aso
rom MIR. Jacobs celebrated report, that reliance
could not be placed On the moth oil Europe lora
larger supply.
.Nelcs from the Sea Serpent Capt. HodreSs
Of The Silss Richards, has sent Us The following sS
raordnary account for publication, accompanied
wit representation in pencil OF the monster seem
which is precisely Of the folm OF the Sea oeTPen'
tina, SO often visited The neighborhood Of Boston
Capt. Holdrtge, as well the respectable gth'le'
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