Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-04

IN, obstxcesin the way Of the departure Of tie French
troops, and for that purpose had tomented the insur
Irection in Catalonia, which had burst forth with
more violence than ever
A mutual arrangement is to be entered into be.
tween Spain and France, for the payment Of expeu.
ses incurred in keeping the troops Of the latter power
lin the territories Of the former since April 1885
France still demanding however, guarantee for the
Liquidation Of the debt.
4 new ministerial intrigue has been talked Of in
Madrid, the particulars III which are not know
NJ de CoomaN!e was using every endrayor To pre-.
vel.: the Duke de San Carlos from proceeding AZ
ambassador to Paris. 1t is moi believed, hnw ever
that the ministry will sscceed IN preventing it.
/ Private letters from Consiantmnllc aunouncc
that the proposals of the Allies having been ,rrert,
land news Of the eapile Of the AcropoIis having
ibcen received at HAT place, the Sultan had formed
The design TO induce the Gree Ks to submit, by ostr
ling them an amnesty should they submil, Tiers
will be no occasion for any further interference. Il
is stated, however, tina, the Emperor Nicholas per-
sists and will continue TO persist NJ his proposals. AID,
the Greeks are not likely 10 place much confidence
lin an amnesty from the Turks. An English squa.
sron has sailed from Alexandria, supposed to b4
u destined to act in concert with the French, in sre-
venting the sailing Of the Egyptian llert.
IrALY.-A dreadful hurricane has lately visited
almost all Caiabria and done considerable damage
The district of Colona is converted into a lake
which is in many places ,hirty-tiye feet deen-~
Two thirds Of Calico destroyed and one third
Of the inhabitants persisted in the waves.
From the town Of Giovanni t" Reggie The whole
country is sea, in the neighborhood of the lat
ter, 'Oater uotcano- las the papers call it.. has
been formed which continues To extend and lay
waste the country
GREEcE--1he German papers received in Lon.
AZ ,l.c,o al,
before Athens. One thousand Greeks are said l.,
have persisted on the field of battle AID six hun.
dred we're made prisoners the prisoners were al.
forwards beheaded i'll succession. in presence of the
ISerasker, together with a number of German,
French and Swiss officers. The cause of this de-
feat is stated to be the imprutlence with which they
advanced upon the Turks, and attacked in The
rear by party of the concealed enemy. A nulnbes
of Bavaran officers have de ermined to leave Greece
being convinced that the efforts of individuals could
be Of no service TO them.
Field Marshal the Count of Osted Sackon has
made visit to St Petersburg from Poland, to cnn-
cert measures as is reported to be adopted in case
the Porte persists in declining the nesentiSn Of the
f Allies.
. The British government ship Primrose had ariy
| ed in England from Mexico, with MIR. Ward, the
British minister, and valuable freight of Specie
: MIR. Roca!uerte, late Mexican minister, had re-
a turned in the Primrose, and ws bearer Of lie Mes
can treaty to be submitted for ratification to the
British government. Upwards Of million Of dol
: lars, one half on government account, it is said
n was received by the p.
s Colombian schooner was making prizes OF Spa
J. nish vessels off Cape Fns,erre. She is also stated
n to have captured the French schooner Cashier, Of
thvre. with cargo worth 500OOO frances although
!, her ships papers we're certified by the Custom
House at Cadz. These particulars were forward
ed ny the French consular agent at Bilboa to the
General of Marine at Bordeaux who bad despatch.
ed two armed trcadores to protect the vessels that
| arrive.
Patrick kean. aged %. had mmortalized his name
. BY climbing to the top Of steeplc in Ireland, height
l6 feet, where he deposited bis coat, and on the
next day re-ascended the gildy height for his gar
ment, and balanced himself! head undermost, on the
9 pinnacle of the seeplc
Leghor7'. Ju!y7.-'Fherc is report in town that
a misunderstanding has arisen between the Bashaw
of Egypt and the British Consul General in that
country, and that the latter has sent an application to
; Malta for protection.