Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-10
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From the Neg York Notional .4drocate.
FROM EUROPE.
w. S. WARDuR, Secretary.

Lord Cochrane had commenced his naval cam
pagn by capturing four Turkish vessels in Nayarl-
ma and had seized fifth from Alexandria laden
with provisions for lbrahim Pacha.
A meeting of the Spanish bondholders was held
in London on the 28h to consider the propriety OF
separating the old bonds from the new. It was
finally agreed after long discussion, to appoint
a committee to represent all the holders, ana TO
correspond with the different contractors, &C anu
| to report at a future meeting.
| The bank of England was about establishing adj
dtonal branches, at Exeter, Hull, New Castle upon
| Tyne, and Norwich. ,,
were detained in unloading for want of hands AT
rronstadt orders had been issued tor the eq,il'-
meut Of 4. shteen vessels, OF which seven OF eight
we're of the line. They were destined tor the Me-
! diterranean.
). The Spanish generals complain of desertion from
1 their armies and are anxious to return from the
Portuguese frontiers, unless they are permitted to
cross it.
/ The sole representative of the emperor of Brazil
I'M. Arn;a had died suddenly at Lisbon. His death
had created great sensation, his physicians haa
given IT as their opinion that he had been poisonea
:, He was a great friend to the charter.
a A p,an has been formed by the different naval
con mantlers in the Mediterranean to put slop te
the piracies Oil the shores OF Greece, by PLACING
portions OF their forces at certain points agreed
n upon. u, :,
81 The London Courier says, we are enaoien u
state on the most positive terms, that no steps wnat
s ever have been taken for Withdrawing the British
e troops from Portugal.
% In the house of lords ON the Gath, Miss Turner
to marriage annulnent bill was postponed to the oo.i
ON which day on the motion of the earl OF Shafts
v bury, Mr. T. g. Wakefield was to appear at the ~
r of the house to be heard against the bill.
10 On the 28th the Commons we're engaged In IN
discussion ola petition from the wool growers, con
H. nlaining of the low duty foreign wool. In IN
lcmrse of the debate, Mr.. 1uskisson mentioned IN
fact. that France and the Netherlands were runnfI
j. them hard in the article of fine "oollen4.
,dl The bishop OF Lansdown stated in the nouse
g. lords, that the king was decidedly opposed "a :.
C. thoc concession. The question IS 1heEeso'e Put
ue rest at least for the present. :,
h. Tba news of the arrival Of the Dahousie Castl
,is .t ,ho mort was known in London is As days ait
ITS her departure .,,
pt The amount Of duties paid at the custom hous
ed liverpool, during the last quarter, was greater I'll
res ever before known. II.
lie. Iivernoo dates have been received to the
&c. June The following items OF news are eSrac'
'id from the papers. au !,
,,;pctrat;op and the funds had advanced i'll cons
Il was ru,noured that the King of England b
written 10 the Duke of Wellington. requesting NJ
i,k IN resume the command of the army, which he n
war declined.
cen The dissolution OF MISS uthe' c,"'."o
hill Wakefield was before the House OF Lords on !
the sgl Miss r. was examined and gave her evlaen
the in distinct and unenDarrase" nl'n". a.. Iii oo
dence was ordered to be printed, and the bill CO..
v to United for the next day.
Intel Great sensation was produced IN lonoon On
ally 26N, in consequence esineilgence SON 'ye"