Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
No. 20.

in darkness and bondage.
GREEcE-The present will be an eventful CAM
pagn. The gaze of the world is upon Lord Coch-
rane He has the reputation OF most bold, skiliui.
determined and successful naval commander. Stnng
to the heart by his own ungrateul country, who sa-
criticed his reputation In moment OF political ex-
element he ransacks the world for opportunities of
displaying his proves. An advenurer with spots
upon his escuscheon cannot will not always pur-
sue course of strict justice, but, taking all things
into considerations he has violated the laws OF ma
tions and of justice less than any other one who
ever attempted to assuage bleeding heart by deeds
OF fame, OF wrest from the united world the acclaim
of glory. He is made High admiral OF Greece;
with the daring of the Greek he has the skill of the
! Briton TO him are familiar all the arts OF modern
warfare His men are accustomed to their leader;
they will not think Of danger, lighting near him.
Whether attend him or not, is not for us to
say-but surely there never was wider held Tor
hope. In proportion to the determination OF the
Porte to carry on the war, seems the union OF the
Greeks to oppose it. The horns of the crescent
have long been spoung blood whole cities OF the
Greeks have been inundated in the midst OF the
cries of sc Ala and the Prophet Greece has ex-
5 tended her hands to the Christian world, without
moving single nation-but what nations cannot or
y will not do, individuals may. The sympathles OF
. the world are with them the prayers OF the bene-
y VIOLENT and good are with them the swords OF some
of the brave of other nations are with them and
may the stars IN their courses fight for them -
. The rumonrs of the day are, that success has at
. tended the first effort of Lord Cochrane.
GERMANY is in a state ofrapid Improvement, par
f ticularv in letters and the arts The German lite
rati have long been engaged in the discovery OF the
d Egyptian hierogyphics, but it has fallen to the lot
:. of France to have produced M. Chanpllllon, who,
availing himself of all that had been done by other
nations has unlocked the secret which has been one
t. of great interest for two thousand years.
:, The Mediterranean is still the most important OF
IT all places to the United States for that is, asst
were the cradle and the nursery of her navy, and
he her early field of fame but her commerce in this
ne fine region is not yet what it ought to be. II will
nc take some years, with able negotiation to break in
upon the vicious system of favorltism in trade, SO
n long practised upon these shores
a, PORTUGAL.-The sickness of the Princess
Ia Regrent continued to be severe, by adyices from
" Lisbon of the 10th May 1t is said that number
he of the most influential men in the country had unit
as ed in an address to Don Pedro Nv respecting the u
ne settled state of the kingdom, and the necessity of
his visiting it Immediately. NJ. lie due de Laoens
ISL was President of the Dcputation appointed to make
II propositions to the Brazilian Emperor.
'oi SPAIN.-Ihe Government entertained great app
mt prehcnsious for the constitutionasts in Arragon
ie and Andalusia. 1t was expected That on the re-
as turn of the Court to Madrid in the middle of June,
u the Duke de San Carlos will be placed at the head,
lid of the Ministry The friends of the Inqusition
w, we're much grati6ed by royal decree, disbandine
ar the ceaores rcalcs. gendarmarie heretofore the
10 only effectua instruments ct the police.
as GREECE.-The manifesto Of the Greek Govern
'o ment addressed to the National Assembly, dated
TO from Paris April 9TH, is animated and encouraging
ud to the friends of their cause 1t expresses deer
nm gratitude to the European Philheensts to whose
has active exertions the moderation of affairs is ascrb
err ed Eight months before the date of the manifesto
'ro eastern and western Greece 1t IS SAID, were unde
ow- the Turkish woke and now. ''not an enemy
to found from the environs of Athens to the point
the Macrynoros. and the gates of Missoonshi." Ka
raskaki, enc. lnped not far from Athens, was con
- stantly engaged in sharp skirmishes with the enc
nv. Other troops had arrived from the deienc
of the city, under Cooh0troni. The nation is cor
oratu lated on the arrival of lord Cochrane. NO a
xed fusion is made to America.
the FRANCE.-The ministry are loudly censure
hey bv the opposition Journals for not submitting the
ave, budget, according to repeated promises. in tin
but for its discussion in both chambers. The Chan
the Der of Peers, it is sad obliged tovoe it in 4
riot dark. Flattering hopes are entertained by ,tf
low. Liberals from Mr.. Cannng's elevation.
this Much damage had been apprehended from tt
dis rising of the Loire. to height unprecedented sine
hing 1899. 1t had however, begun to fall
nent The Etol mentions, 'among the lies OF the day
ent statement in the Quotidenne and the journal dc
ood- Commerce, that naval eXpen't'on was Preparf
,ncy at Brest and Iouon, to enforce the execution
the the last treaty with st. DomulSo.
, in In sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, onth
onal soth, the President of the Bureau Of Commerc
reat made report the agriculture, industry and cor
ex- merce OF the natlon' Inc complaints aSa'"s' "
" Government fran the hardships of the times he as
su crbes to the superaDnndance" OIL produce anu u,
wis cheapness of prices. His discourse stoo long
and admit OF an ABSTRACT at present. ~,
in The budget had been presented to the Chambe
.h of Peers the 5lst May. We find nothing i'll tn