American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LA tEo FROM ENGlAND.
rs the ship .lnprica, Capt. Robinson, fro,n ii.
v,rpooI London dates to the evening Of June Ill,
have been received.
A letter from Liverpool. of the 9Th of June.
states that notwithstanding the amendments to the
Corn Bill in the House of Lords. it was expected
10 pass that House in its original form.
| The English papers give highly favorable ac-
counts Of the crops throughout the kingdom. and
he good effects from the revival of trade were be-
canning more and more manifest.
Sir Humphrey Davy has relinquished the chair
If the Royal Society Either Lord Colchester or
J,nr, Aberdeen will succeed him.
BY Calcutta pal crs to the 9th February, there
npprais To be much commercial distress in India,
Ana several heavy failures announced
The divorce bill of Miss Turner, against Wake
field has passed the House of Commons. 1t now
only awaits the Royal assent to pass nto law.
4 Two En.lishnen of distinction. one of them the
brother of Peer, have been murdered at Aeppo.
The John Ball, of the 10th, intimates that Mrs.
4 Couts, widow Of the late celeb, ated banker, was
to be married on the following day to the Duke of
St Adams.
The London Gazette of the 9th contains an
order in council, pursuant to treaties, for abolish
inc the anchorage dues claimed in the Islands of
Jersey, Guernsey, Aderney, and Sark, on ships
belonging to Denmark, Prussia, Hanover, Sweden,
Norway. United States Of America. the Free Han
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n U. States Of Rio dc la Plata.
The opposition in France seems to increase
The ultras are still excited account Of the re.
noval Of Hyde dc Melville.
a A letter from iavrc, dated June 9th. saws, that
a Com portcr's vessels had captured, of Cape St.
y Antonio, several Spanish vessels, one valued at
n $4,000.
Portu-al-Thc provision for the maintenance
Of the British troops stationed in Portugal, passed
II the Commons without division, and was sane
II Timed by the House Of Lords. The seeding
II Ministers voted for the supplies. The Editor of
Il the Liverpool Courier saws
N We are glad, however, to find that what APP
pears tn to be the right principle, has been very
explicitly assented to on both sides-that our in
reference is confined to the protection Of our ally
from the invasion and Vaccinations OF foreign
power. and that it is not to be considered as an
interference with the right of the people of Por.
usal, if they choose it, even to go wrong, and to
reject the constitution altogether"
(irepcp-It appears By the accounts which have
been received from various quarters. that the al
fairs Of this country approaching towards a
favorable crisis The best authenticated state
mcnts confirm the intelligence OF the Greeks, un-
der the command Of General Church. Karaiskaki,
Colonel, Gordon, kridrcgger, and Coocotroni.
having attacked Redschid Pacha before Athens,
\ on the 10Th Of April. aud the two following days.
and. after an obstinate engagement compelled
him TO abandon his entertainments, and retreat TO
the distance Of two hours march from the CITY,
Bv this event, which it is hoped will lead to the
final de,iverancc Of the Acropolis, the Greeks
would he enabled to convey an immediate supply
Of provisions into the Citadel. The events by sea
are also stated to be equally favorable to the cause
Of the Greeks. Ten vessels laden with warlike
stores intended for the Scraskier, had been taken
or DESTROYED in the Gul! Of Volo.
II was confidently said, that Russia had conclud-
cd to apprisc the Ottoman Porte, that terms must
Sc made with the Greeks, and their Independence
acknowledged. The Emperor Nicholas has been
Induced to take this step from the iluctuatins
course Of the Sultan, relative to the Provinces,
together with the recent peace with Persia The
army on the Pruth was said to be ON the march
towards the borders, and every thing indicated a
decisive disposition to bring the affairs OF Greece
to crisis. The appointment of Capo d'lstra at
the head of the Greek Government has had ia
vorabe influence on the Russian cabinet. The
Sultan is cnragel at the English for the indirect
aid offered to the Greeks Admiral Dandoil
commands the Austrian squadron in the Levant,
aud among the political on dts, it is rumored thai
70 bring in the Austrian government to aid the
Ultimate independence of Greece, it was in con
temptation to place the young Duke de kelschadt
son Of Napoleon, and grandson OF the Emperor ol
Austria, at the mead of the government, as king
Of the Grecian republic.
Signs Of the Timss.-A new paper under TINS
title has lust made its appearance at Portsmouth