Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-10

Of the misunderstanding between the Brazilian and
the United States government -
A speedy and powerful intervention in favor OF
the Greeks was about to take pace--so say the
French Papers.
Constantinople dates say, that the Diyan had
commenced carrying into execution principal ar
cles Of the treaty Of Alderman, and that the best
understanding prevailed between the Porte and the
Russian legation.
An article of some length appears in the Courier,
from which we make the following extracts:
.Our readers will perceive, by the result Of ques
ton put to the Bishop of London, in the House Of
Lords, that the important fact IS ascerta'nd that the
sentiments Of the king decidedly opposed to Ca.
thoic concession, and that IN this particular he has
adopted fully the views of his venerable father The
manner in which this sentiment has been made pub
lick appears to be sufficiently in proot that 1t is one
which the king wished to be known to the country
to guard against the inference that the late changes
in the ministry had any tendency to encourage the
hope or to excite the fears Of any alteration IN the
state Of that question trespected government we
think this quite sufficient. 1t is obviously matter
perfectly understood between his majesty and his
ministry that influence in favour OF that measure
is to be used by his servants in their official capacity;
and, therefore, to argue as though tins WAS neces-
sary result, datun, not to be questioned, as many
have done ON both sides, is to suppose as we have
the sovereign can be imposed upon. We believe
neither; and strong as our views on the subject,
we have no belief that Catholic concession has adj
vanced any thing by these changes, or they were
ever adopted to advance it. Let the country doits
duty and make its sentiments always Known-sen-
tlnens, opposed as they are to so esseh"al an a'er
alton of our glorious constitutions as IN church and
state estabshe-and there will be no fear as to the
result"
odHoa-
appointments blythe Governor Of Pennsylvania.
Alexander Thompson, Esquire, to be President
Judge of the Sixteenth Judicial District, in place OF
> Judge Todd appointed to the Supreme Court.
Alexander L. Hayes, Esq. to be Judge the Dis
trict Court of the Counties of Lancaster and York.
place Of Judge Thompson, appontedto the Sixteenth
judicial District.
PENNSYLVANIA DnLEoATEs.--The following per-
sons have been appointed to represent pennsylvania
in the National Convention at Harrisburg, July ~.
Hon John Todd OF Bedford, Charles lhgereoll OF
Philadelphia Mathew Carey of Philadelphia, Hon.
! Charles Huston of Centre, Hon. Walter Forward OF
! Pttsburg, Hon Jonathan Roberts of Montgomery,
!" Joseph Patterson ESQ. of Pittsburg, Hon. Joseph
i Rltner of Washington, James Todd of Fayette Vii"
,rl liam Clark of Dauphin, David Townsend OF Chess
:, = tel, Samuel Baird of Berks, William P. Maclay OF
', ifiin, Alexander Reed of Warrington, Daniel Mont
= eomery Of Columbia, and George Dennison of Luz
VI zerne appointed to represent this State IN the
general convention.
~ Providence What in ,xtrcable confusion must
" the world have been in but for the variety which
l. we find to obtain in the faces, the voices, and the
A. hand writings of men. No security Of person, O.
~ possession, justice between man and man, no dis
l. tincton between good and bad, friends and foes, ia
Their and child, husband and wife, male and female
All would have been exposed to malice, fraud, for
m gerry and lust. Bnt every mans face can dis
"a tngush him in the light, his voice in the dark, an
10 his handwriting can speak for him though absent
and be his witness TO all generations. Did this hap
u, pen by chance, or is it not manifest, as well as ad
th mirable indication of divine superintendent?
~ Nesu Gold Mtae.-A letter now before US from
Taxahaw, Lancaster District, dated the Esd instant
states that the richest Gold Mine in the Southern
States has lately been discovered in the neighbour
~ hood Of that place Seven hands from N. CAROL
n .d ma are now employed in the rnine The Piospet
&C" is highly promising, and correspondent says
b. Before long you will see our Lancaster farmer
~ coming to market with Gold instead OF Cotton,'-
a, hope some of our subscribers live this mine.
ISM Cheraao Spectator.