Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18

their Intervention. is'
Vienna dates Of August end, state, that the su,
render of the Acropolis has greatly discouraged Ii,
Greeks. The confusion Is greater than ever. Tp
new Greek government was daily expected at Ma.
poh. where anarchy is at It's height. But few VII
lagos in the Peoponesus have submitted TO lba
him.
The Egypfaiu feet Of So sail. was TO sail from
Alexandria about the ~, Of July for Tie Morca. In
the mean time, the ca,nmuMsrarnn was kept I'd by
means Of swift sailing ships OF war
Baron Nr,nsel!, Of the Russian cnryce kroly.
has arrived at the Mohelbahk from voyage Found
| the world. IN two years.
! PORTUGA}.---Gpt TO the last date Of these adj.
ces large bodies Of ioops were under ayn,s in Lis
bon, and the excited feelings Of the people seemed
to be only constrained by their presence. The
Princess Regent, who but ,hDrt time agn was un
yersallv admired wars now said TO BIZ eytrptnelY mn
popuar. 1t was reported that commo,inn Ind ta
1 ken place at Cadai. and that English rceimeu
Of Cavalry and sone Portuguese troops had received
(orders to march there. The whole Of the BriisI,
Z troops were under orders to retire to distance
i supposed Eve cagues) from Eshon. and it is said,
c that the experimental squadron under Sir Thomas
Hardy. ha, received orders not to leave the Iagus
y until the RESULTS Of the present eonmotions arc
4 known.
II CORFU, June 81.
II 1brahim Pacha has just quilted The fortress Of
Patras. He has advanced. at the head of band 0,
" Arabs. towards the city of ostilza and has written
IL circular letters, addressed TO the chiefs of the
/" Greeks, who still in He promises to leave
IS them the rack of Captains in their several proyn
C. ceS if they will recognise him as the MASTER and
Ae pay him homage if they refuse he threatens them
with absolute determination, without even sparnlg
q their wives and children. He promises, besides,
a to receive INTO his troops, with honour and dsn.
- ton, those who are willing to enter them. Some Of
II" the Chiefs have answered, that they have already
u, installed National Government, 10 which they |
W ha, taken an oath of fidelity and obedience, and
70 that he has only 10 address that government " Al
to the execution Of your threats they add,
would he looked benefit we should preier
that alt who bear our blood in their veins should
ing cease to live rather than be compel TO drag ou|
The life under the approbium of slavery"
MIR. General Church is still in the island of Esm
He is waiting for the FIRST movement Of Redschi
est Pacha lie keeps that Island the most proper
too place from which TO set cG whthcrsoever the wants
non OF the country may summon him. Lord Cochrare
ate. employed at Hydra in getting the Greek Aee in
or sailing trim it will be composed of from forty or
the forty tive vessels and rhiri, five fire ships The cap
ced tains commanding these vessels received orders
tate month ago, to lave them in readiness. Fifteen only
md Of them and the lire shps the property of Gov
ould ermcnt the rest belongs 10 individuals, who arm
ASH them at their own expense.
Mr.. The Memorial Bort|e,ais contains the following
ught notice.
way We received yesterday from San Sebastian, The
GER following news, Gated July l6, which we publish
without vouchng for its truth -
:. The Courier that left Madrid, last Tuesan
brings Us a number OF letters from persons OF dts
!. ngnshed RANK, who worthy Of I'LL trust, from
Is the stations they occupy All Of vhch agree in de
that ciaringThat the Spanish Government has granite
ne full and entire an!te+trY Sc ali persons who haS
has been guilty of asv uolltica offence from the yea
the 1907, unto this d;ythat ii has recognized, torn
ally and alphabetically, the new government OF fo
tugal. well as the leans contracted in the time
a, to the Cores and the independence of Spanish Am,
RIGA, OH the payment Of a sum, to be fixed BY IN
7. great powers. Every one hear is rejoicing. IN
is Cores, by estu,aeos Orders 10 be immediate!
cral convoked
sine from tie Hem York .q.aericna.
IT Of Nv the FLORIDA and Thomas Dickinson from Liz
rear erpool London papers to the 18th ut have bee
VINO received and by the Henry w. from liavrc. "
inst have poris noners In the same d.te inclusive
nave The details Of the fpnerai al Mr. Canning till I'll
ar' London papers. 1t will be seen that Lord Cod
rich has been presented to the King as Premier an
first f.ord OF the Treasury that MIR. Herries,
man OF business but no speaker. becomes Chance''
re. of the Exchequer Mr.. C. WYNN. President OF IL
Car Board Of Control and that the Duke Portland WI
tract understood to be about succeed Lord arrewb
who retifcs IN account OF his daughter, Lady ~
dvo- rinston's deah1 President Of the council. ia
, in lament was proruguet and administration COZ
the stued this is viii work through the summer, b.
inns. cannot Sustain itself when the Parliament nee
po- Eagan there wants leader of the Commons--M
inse iierrles, though man o! business. and Superior
tier respects to Lord Bexey. who was. as s. Fans
inis- tart. long the Chancellor Of the Excheqer. is
speaker. nor is there any member of the Cabinet
the Lower House capable Of sustaining atiequatel
the Ministerial cause. Mir. t1usksson, though
w.,