Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-25

troops, ana, ol course, the vast extent o them mas
rendered it necessary to push forward some corps
with the artillery and ammunition which were in
dspedsabe.
PdYis, .4prI IS.
CHAMBER OF PEERS. BULLETIN APRIL II.
The chamber met at O'Clock.
On the opening OF the sitting, II verified the titles
the marquis lie la Place, who is to take his seat in
the chamber by hereditary right.
| The keeper of the seals then communicated to the
chamber an ordnance Of the king. dated this day.
conceived as tollows
| ..CHARLEs, by the Grace of God. King of France
land Navarro, to all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting. We have ordained and ordain as
ifollows
Art L. The project Of the law relative TO the
police of the press, is withdrawn.
SO. Our keeper Of the seals, minister secretary
of state for the department of justice, charged with
the execution of the present ordinance.
"Given at Paris at the Palace of the Tuileries,
the 18th day Of APRIL in the year Of our Lord, 1927,
and the third Of our reign.
ssBy the king. CHARLES.
'srhe keeper of the seals, minister and secretary
of state for the department Of Justice
G Count de PEYRONNET."
(ExTRAcT or a PRIVATE LETTER.
/ Corfu, March "a. Athens is ut length delivered
there can no inngor he doubt of it--from the
presence of the enemy: The Greeks have succeeded
in chasing Redschid Pacla from the town. All the
letters announce to US the complete victory which
he defenders otthrr country have gained over the
turks Collcti and @rn. Garaasso had already
isembarked on the Athcnan territory 700 pa!lcdr
of Olympus. The corps Of Maccdonians, Ihra-
clans, and Ihessalns, conided 10 the care OF D.
f.uian and Gregory Sorzo, were iii advance al the
camp ut Eeuais Towards the end OF the past month,
NIayromichaeli arrived in tho Same camp: he who,
from the commencement of the Greek revolution
has made so many sacriilces tor the liberty OF his
country lie brought with him 1900 Mainotes. The
humber of the Greeks, al this time assembled III At
lea, amounted to than COCO men, and kIeutahi,
Serasker of the Turkish army, had nearly 5000
FOLDERS; but there was remarkable difference in
The two armies The Turks, who were beaten at
the Piraeus on the 18th February, and who re-
Burned to Athens on the 1ath and 18th OF the same
month"; had lost their courage; their provisions were
also short, and they were compelled to act, III order
10 get out of the difficulties of their situation The
Greeks, who expected no further renforcements,
wished for nothing else but third decisive action,
and moment favorable to their wishes failed not
10 present ITSELF On the Cd of March, part Of
the troops of Retschid Pacha directed their march
towards Mount Pentelicus, in order to retreat into
Beolia; the Greeks had Quilted their camps al
Eleuss. and advanced as far as CcPhiaus. Having
from that station noticed the retreat of the enemy
they fell on their rear; the Turkish cavalry. which
the Seraskle commanded in person, rallied, and with
stood the attack OF the Greeks for three hours
Retlschd Pacha showed in this affair great ability
a party from the Ionian Isles, commanded by Eumor
phopoulo, and some Mainotcs, having recognize
She Pacha, made two attempts TO reach him. h'l
we're re,nlsed-at length the Turks retired toward
thc hill of Brilissos. During the night nothing wa
heard but the enemy's cannon and musket shot
from every qaurter On the Sd, very early, III
Greeks hemmed in the enemy very closely; tn
Turks kept their position till one in the afternoon
when favored by the dense smoke which covcre
the country round, they directed their march NORTH
ward, and succeeded in making their way. Th
number of the killed and wounded is not yet ascel
taned a Great many Greeks are wounded. AS
Che Turks it is presumed. that one third OF the arm
Of Redschd remains on the field of battle
P,R1s. April 49,
The Gazette of LYONS gives the following par
srapy of letter. dated Toulon. April 20
ssJhe Circe frgate. Capt. Dnval Daily. sale
ths morning for unknown destination. 1t IS on
said. that the captain has sealed Instructions, whi
he is not to open till after he has passed the Stral
Of Gibraltar"
PARIS, April IT..
Letters from Berlin, of 9th April, says. that t
last accounts from st. Petersbugh leave no doubt
the determination Of the Russian cabinet to come
decisive arrangement with the Porte, relatively
the affairs of Greece. They affirm, also, that t
Russian Minister of War has sent eventual ord'
to the general commanding the divisions station
from Choczyen on the Pruth. to Czerskasy on
Dnieper. 1t is thought that. to put an end to
tereiversations of the Dvan. this mass of troo
which amounts to above 100000 men, will be c.
centrated on the Pruth. Such measure cannot
to produce great sensation at Constantinople, q
must dispose the Porte to consent to an arrangem
with Greece, and to conform to the stipulati
agreed upon at Akermann, especially in what rela
to Modava and Wallachia
Paris. April 17.-Constitutional opinions h
lust Hainp Il q rraaf r. uohlp triumnh tho law IN