Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

CossTANrINoPLE, March IL.
II is generally believed here, that one Of the first
affairs Which will occupy the attention Of the Rus
sian ambassador when he shall have had his audience,
will be the subject of treaty between the Porte
and the United States. in consequence OF which, the
latter power will have an ambassador at CONSTANT
nople. The incrcase Of the American commerce in
the Lcyalt threatens to supplant IN some branches
that If other nations there, and must make ii desir
able to the United States 10 he represented in a
country where they have such important interests
Russia for several reasons, s much interested nl
the success Of this negotiation, which was entered
into several years ago, but has been defcrred--es-
peciay on account OF the advantages which will bel
drawn from it by Russia for her commerce in the
Black Sea This commerce has already attracted
the attention Of some American spectators Orders
have been received here for the purchase OF divers
Russian commodities. and the agent of house in
Smyrna, and an American merchant have lately ar
rived here with this object in view. Moreover the
intimate union which exists between Russia and the
United States, makes it probable that the ambassa
dor of this first power will be very earnest in stpu
atng for the interests of his allies
Extract Of letter, Smyrna, .aprii S. Ter Cherod at
! Boston.
"It is said black flag was flying at Athens,
which. il true, we may expect soon 10 hear OF IT'S
fall Lord Cochrane is in Greece. but as yet has not
taken any decided step. Want OF time prevents my
forwarding you copy Of the latest news received
from Greece"
! The Boston Palladium has Smyrna papers to
March SO.
4 An article from Constantinople, March IL. ru-
mours that .the Russian Minister was to negotiate
a treaty Of Commerce between Turkey and the U.
lStates--the latter afterwards to have Minister
Resident in consequence Of the great increase OF lel
= trade in the Lcvant Russia acts from friendship
and to promote her commerce in the Black Sea
:, which the Americans wish to visit-and the asen
!, Of house at Smyrna. and all American merch'n
u arc already here with view to some present pur
. chases."
;, Capt. Rich, of the Cherub. from Smyrna, ate
10 stating his misfortunes in the Gulf of Smyrna con
tcludes with the following grateful tribute:
u 81 cannot in justice, close this account OF mis-
a. fortunes. without acknowledging the many favour
~ received. and the particular attention shown me B.
as the French Admiral Regne, of this station. He no
nc only furnished carpenters and sailmakers 70 re
az fit my vessc--but when | was ready gave me con
ne voy out of the Arches, and paid me every atentio
IL to the interest of my vessel which he paid to vessel
vo of his own nation. This is the third time the enc
r. rub has been favourcd by the Commander in Chle
Sc of this station with protection when asked for
lis hoped that our National vessels will reciprocal
l9 these kind and valuable favonrs."
ny "ln acknowledging the attention anu sefFiee'
he the French Admiral. | cannot withhold the EXPIRE!
cd sion of my gratitude to Capt Nicholson, OF the
res S. ship Ontario for his assistance and prudent mar
rs. agement on the occasion---he having done ever
90 thing in his power for my relief"
90.
vas Corfu, March 24--Athcns is at length delivere
al There can no longer be doubt OF IT. from the pr
ew sence of the enemy the Greeks have succeeded
the chasing Redschid pacha from the town. All Il
ira letters to US the complete victory WINK
ay the defenders OF their country nave gaiheo over
for Turks. Coetti and General Caraossa mao a'reae
red disembarked the Ahenian territory l4uo Poeeo
|ofOlympus The corps of Macedonians, ,Thracian
np and Thessalians, confded to the care OF u. En'i
ich and Gregory Stoutze, were IN advance at te can
i've Of Eleusis. Towards the end OF the last mont
all Mauromicheaeli arrived in the same camp he wi
of from the commencement OF the UreeK revoluoo
!. has mele so many sacrifices for the liberty OF