Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Hamilton, Capt. Bunker, arrived last
evening, having left Liverpool on the 3d. She brings
Liverpool papers Of the Sd, and London of the Cd
Of October, day later than those received by the
packet ship New-Tork.
Accounts from Corfu to the 29th of August have
been received in London. Achmed Pacha Of Patras,
his march to Vostizzo. had passed the monastery
of Tasiachi. where he found considerable number
of Greeks, who had taken possession of the place
without the consent of the Monks. very SAN
culinary contest took place, which terminated in the
surrender of the Greeks. The pacha afterwards
proceeded and arrived at Vostizzo with 1000 men
and 12 pieces of cannon. At Patras there was
force Of 5000 Turkish troops, who about to set
out for Modon, where Ibrahim pacha arrived on the
18th july
Spain insurrection goes on and speeds.
The rebels have appointed Regency and published
prOclanatinns in favor of .'the Absolute King =
rhe pretence is, that Ferdinand is not his own mas
ter. In the mean time the French garrisons per-
lectly quiet.
LoNDoN, Oct. 2.-Hamburgh papers of the 29th
ult reached Us last mig int. The loss sustained by
the town of Ambo by the late dreadful catastrophe
is estimated at no less than thirteen millions of rlx
dollars A terrible fire took place at Schwelin,
near Eberlield, on the 22d forty houses were
destroyed.
A manifesto of the Emperor Of Russia, dated / oh
whole Empire of two in every 500 inhabitants, not
even excepting the Jews, who have formerly been
exempt on payment Of pecuniary tax, which is to
be abolished This levy. it is supposed. will pro-
duce force of at least $50, 900 men, part of which
will have to supply the vacancies arising from death
and the discharges of those who have served their e
gal time.
MIR. Galain. the American Minister, had an in
tervew with the Earl ol Dudley, at tie Foreign of
flee.
Ledia-Late adyices from India inform us, that
severe battle has been fought in Upper India, be-
tween numerous body of the Afghan tribes, and
the troops OF ltajah Runjit Sinh. The Afghan ar
my consisted it is sad OF 90. 900 infantry Il 0,00(
horse. whilst that ef Runjit's amounted TO only be
tween 5000 and 10000 men. The armies met ~
the banks of the Indus. to the village of Seydeo
when the attack was commenced by the Afgh hans
but the greater part of their host being i'll armed ant
less organ iZed, made no impression on the Sikl1s
who put their enemies to the route In the fligh
great numbers were sabred by Runiits cavalry, and
body that bad taken shelter in the village of Sey
/ deo, was surrounded and entirely DESTROYED. The
Afgha MS lost 8 pieces of artillery. and about l0t
swvels, and their camp was punderedby the vie
/ tors
CoRFu, Sept. live have never seen such ac
tiyty in roads, and such regular communication
by post with the aeighbouring Greek Islands, al
now that the squadrons Of the Three Powers are OF
the point of joining together. Yesterday two fri
gates arrived, which are probably the rear of thu
Russian squadron, for we learn that Admiral Hey
den has been obliged by the west winds to steer II
the right Of Corfu and proceed by Strvali and Cap
Spathi to Milo, to effect his junction with the Frenc
and English squadrons. The Egyptian fleet whic
sailed from Alexandria on the 1stN of August, ha
probably received notice of the approaching junctio
Of the European squadrons, aad has endeaveured
avoid them for our last accounts from Nayarn
which come down to the 9th September, agree j
stating that not single Egyptian or Turkish YES
sci has yet been On those seas hence it is lr
Fl terred that the Egyptian fleet has either returned
; Alexandria, or that it has stecred another cours
to reach the Morca, or one of the Islands in til
: Archipelago.
: Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. e2d. 1897.
The measures pursued. and pursuing against tl
Spaniards, will produce, think. great changes o
the commerce Of this country, extracting large poi