Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24

s7re was taken to prevent tie execution OF designs
which it was supposed Lord Cochrane had against
that port. There were then So French merchant
ships at Alexandria Seven French ships were also
there. to act as convoys, and the establishing Of
cruizne grounds on the coast of Syria for the pro-
tectinn of commerce had been spoken ot
The organization Of new Portuguese Ministry
was not satisfactory to the Spanish government,
and the Apostoicals at Madrid publicly attributed
It to the efforts of MIR. Canning
Pans, June so.
In consequence of the ties of friendship and KIN
lred existing between the house OF Austria ana me
emoeror Don Pedro, commercial treaty was con-
Guided at Vienna. between the two powers on the
18Th inst according to which Austrian SUBJECTS VIII
enjoy at Brazil privileges granted to tie most iaVor
We learn from Marseilles. that after the arrival
&c vessel in that port from Alexandra. rumor
prevailed that Rear Admiral de Rlsny had slgnled
to the pacha of Egypt that he was instructed TO OPP
pose the departure Of the Egyptian fleet for the 80
/ rea. :
Extract Of private letter Of the 18th inst. from
Madrid: A very important affa!- occupies at this
Il moment the attention OF our Government, and Sc
yeral Councils Of State have been held respecting
Fl it, 1t relates to the canoncal institution gwen ny
the Pope to several Bishops in our ancient Amcrl-
can provinces upon the presentation OF Boifar.-
This Institution was announced officially to our
IChdrTe a AisdlTeS at WIN
to the Government. announcing at the same time
that il had taken place in consequence OF con-
cortlat concluded between the Holy Zee and the
Republic of Colombia. by the Representative OF the
latter. at Rome. AS as the note OF our Charge
. d. Afaires received, orders to the frontiers en-
Joining the authorities not to admit into Spain the
!, new Papa Nuncio whose departure from Rome hat
= been announced to our Charge d'AAalres.
BY the ship Josephine, Coles, which sailed from
! Liverpool onthc 18th July, Liverpool papers to thu
e 18th. have been received.
: GREEcE.--'rhc news relating to Greece IS OF th
f. highest interest and most gratifying nature five ma
ID be allowed TO place full credit upor it. 1t is con
tanned in the following paragraph, copied from tn
?. London Globe
rs "LogpoN Monday morning, July 9th-Th
y Treaty the Great European Powers for the Pre-
ID lection Of Greece, has been signed in England
IL Three British ships Of the line, from the Tagu:
have probably, by this time, sailed for the Dard;
y neles under Admiral Beaalere."
If this should prove correct, as we most ardentl
l. hope, the suiierings OF Greece will speedily he tel
'e minated, her prospects will brighten, her sons
l. rescued from threatened destruction and her daugl
ers from the fears Of barbarous slavery, while tn
powers Of Europe would for once be employed
e favour Of heroic people resolved to he free.
,l is tine to expect another splendid stroke Of pol
2 CIV from Mr.. EannIng-and where is more temptir
IS field for him than Greece
e. As if to the people Of England against tt
d Turks, the London Courier states that the Porte hi
D rejected the proposals of the powers, and sun
Is moned all the Mahomedans to arms.