Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-19

recent changes in the administration are Of more
extraordinary nature than any withholding memory.
The history of this empire scarcely affords an IN
stance of such sudden and important ministerial
revolution. That it has been brought about by fair
rneans--by candid, open conduct, on the part OF
Canning, towards those with whom he was associat-
ed-we cannot make up our minds to believe, nor
did we ever believe it. On the contrary, it APP
pears that he has got the better OF the secedcrs--
that he has not SO much obtained his present triumph
by direct power of superior talent, as stolen the
victory by intrigue
alt appears that the elevation Of Mr.. Gaming is
not to make the Roman Catholic question, or the
question of parliamentary reform, or any other of
the questions not entertained by Lord Liverpool's
government, cabinet measures Those questions
remain as they were, and every member OF the MI
nlstry is free to vote upon them as he pleases."
Letters from Trieste, Of the 2lst April, say,
that vessel arrived in days from SYRIA, has
brought the news that Lord Cochrane is chiefly en-
gagged in persuaing the two assemblies of Egln and
Castri to meet together at third place. and that he
has represented that it was necessary, above all
things, to concentrate all their forces TO deliver
Athens, and then to act against Negropont, in order
to become masters of Romelia. Every thing posi-
Bile for the execution of this plan was Immediately
offered. The Candiots who were dispersed in the
islands have been summoned to repair to the isle
of Zea. The Greek steam boat has captured the
! Turkish merchantmen, laden with provisions.
| Madrid, .4priL 90. The marquis and Marchio
ness of Coaves have arrived at lrae, where tseems
they will remain till further orders. The captain
general of Gupascoa paid them visit as they pas
sed through Hermann.
| The Globe says, g there appears great haste il
sending off the military to Canada. The Rumney
SO gun ship, is ordered off with the transports
three of the latter were ordered off from Ports
mouth to Ireland in an hours notice to take in troop
at the Irish ports.' Among the passengers in thu
Birmingham, is the Hon. Col. j. Ramsey, with DIES
patches from the British Government for the Ear
of Dalhousie, Governor OF Canada, with which h
Immediately proceeded to Quebec.
Major Laing, the intrepid traveller, with his CON
panions, heve been killed in the interior Of Afrc;
They had reached Tinbuctoo, where they wer
received in friendly manner, and on their wa
from that city with an escort, we're attacked by a
unfriendly tribe. and the whole party strangled
is said there is no hope Of recovering MAJOR LANG
. papers
Sill later from Eagla,eJ.- by the packet sh
: Birmingham, Capt. Cobb, which arrived last eye
ing from Liverpool. we have received files Of Loo
don papers to the 9TH, and Liverpool to 9Th ut DO
below Will louLd outa 40 -
deemed most important.
i twas stated in the political circes,at London,
!. Saturday, May S, that . there were various 81
misses as to the causes Of Mr. Cannngs absense tro
the House of Commons On the preceding evenin:
Il and there was confident talk about an expose bel
l. about to appear of the conversations &c. address
d to distinguished parsonage. which accelerated
d late decided change 1t is avowed that the conllt'
l. between the premier and the ex-nnsters have
N vet hardly begun. This is hopeful intelligence
lie there be any truth in IT." J, ~
e, Among other surmises, we observe the follow,
,e from a Sunday paper We have just heard II
as MIR. Canning intends to resign the office OF Prem
ut to the Marquis of Lansdown, and to tall back II
of the rank Of foreign secretary ~. =. pap
he From The c. .4doocate.
in Greece The late accounts from Greece are {
ng cuated to give great pleasure to all the friends
ut Freedom The Turks have been defeated and {
lie; ven from Athens, and the Greeks have recaptu
he a fortress in the neighborhood OF Mssolonghi.
So every part of the Morea their affairs are assumn
lic promising aspect. They have, it appears, IN di
e. ent parts of their country, no less than 0,3oo
I'M ers in actual service, and their marine Is mig
rye respectable and fast increasing. Lord Cochrane
t. arrived at Napoli, and his arrival and their iates
gs cesses have been celebrated with enthusiastic
We hope the supplies Of food and ralment' ;, $
vail