American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
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LATEST FROM EUROPE
,Nsw Fork, august 13-The Packet ship York,
Cant he Cost has arrived at This port IRON liver
pool bringing the Editors of the Commercial -dd.
rertispr London Advices to the Esd, and Liverpool
to the 25th Of June inclusive.
A dinner was given to MIR. Broushan, on the
18th June, at Liverpool. 1t being understood that
he was engaged in cause to be tried there, he was
invited by number OF the most respectable ihhap-
itants to public entertainments The number OF
ladies' admitted was as great as that OF the gentle
men. After the healths Of the King and LORD
High Admiral had been drank, the following toast
was given with great applause 8" The people
the only legitimate source Of all power" On Mr.
E}roupham's health being drunk, he made speech
longer than any Of MIR. Clay's.
The London Courier, of the 18th of June, con-
tains Treaty of Commerce between France and
Mexico.
Mr.. Brunei had SO far succeeded in stopping the
leak in the Tunnel under the Thames, that it was
expected the work would be resumed in a few days
The Duke of st. Adams who has married Mrs
Coutts, is twent, five years Of age. The lady is
of certain aee--being fifty and upwards. The
papers mention that large quantities Ut stock had
been transferred to the name OF the Duke.
Cores Liverpool Advertiser says" 1t is graft
fying to observe that all the accounts contained in
the Provincial papers, as well from the manuiactu
ring as from the agricultural districts, are OF the
most favorable character. In the former, we lind
renewed activity; in the latter, every promise OF
an abundant harvest"
Intelligence has been received in London, from
Batavia, to the 2lst Of February. from which it APP
pears that the rebels were still in considerable force
The Dutch claim successes in several encounters
which had taken place.
Accounts from Paris Of the 10Th. state that one
of the SQua,lrons against Aigers, sailed from lou
Ion on the 9Th inst 1t consisted of the Prorencp
line of battle ship. the aurora and Cybete frlgates
beside several smaller vessels.
A change has taken place in the Portuguese Min
istry, favorable, it is said, to the Constitution
General Sarsheld had been ordered to fall back
from the frontiers but little confidence is placed
in the friendly disposition Of Ferdinand towards
Portugal.
Ii is said that there is 70 truth IN the report Of
Mr.. Strattord Canning having left Constantinopc
The Russian fleet destined for the Mediterranean,
was on its way, and expected to touch ut Ports
mouth. Well informed persons deny that this fleet
is intended to act hostiely against the Turks, but
that it IS fitted out for the Black Sea. for that pc
rIotlica exercise in naval tactics which las been
regularly enforced by the Russian Government.
1t will he seen that the last news from Greece is
confirmed. The particulars do not vary materially
from those received By the arrival from France.
The National Assembly of Greece, has authori-
sed the raising Of a third loan for Greece to the
amount Of five millions Of pastres.
Letters from Corfu, dated June 4th, state, that
the Egyptian forces remained in great measure
inactive at Coron and Modon. 1t was reported, at
Corfu, that Lord Cochranc, with the frigate iIcas
the stenm-vessel. and some briggs, were cruising in
the waters Of Cephalonia and Zarte, and that he
had succeeded in taking two Turkish briggs a,.I
IN t,vo NJ ho,l a
in conceallng themselves.
T.aSnov, June IS.
We have received, this morning the A;emeine Zeiung
to the 14th inst An article dated Cons,antinopie MAY
20 sates that capital to have eSoundcd for some days
with the news Of victory, and OF the trophies ave
been exhibited in the usual way thousand or tu Give
hundred human cars have been displayed before the
Serago together with the heads Of seven Greek Captains
This spectacle, though sufficiently revolving, does MOI
prove that the triumph achieved hecn very great and
as only eight cannon and standard accompanied the
exposed relics it is suspected that the Turkish account, is
much exaggerated. There something equiyoca in the
proof of victory furnished - the Grand scignior The
1900 cars may have been taken from the heads of dead
Greeks, but II is not the most improbable suggestion in
the world, that If few hundreds were wanting 10 make
up the number requisite to furnish what the pconIe at
Cons'atnople would consider fine sight, some Of the
Turks who had perislied in the battle might be made to
contribute heir ears to Crafty their counymen and sw eli
| the glory Of their coinmai.Gc..
The Austrian packeboat, which arrived her, H.. dax
before yesterday, from Corfu after passage Of four DAYS
brought among other passengers, Tie son og The brave
i'o7Aaris, who fell ct MssUongh chill. of nine wears of
age attended by another Greek rom these Greeks as
well as W letters ON Zanic Of 10Th May and from Corfu
ct ih June, have further particulars If th
battle which the Seraskier gained before Aens-ihe
loss Of the Greeks consists in between 5000 and 5000 OF
The choicest and avest troops, viz all the Suots and
Cando's and The remainder If the garrison II Misslonph
Gen karaiskaki died Of his wounds, eight hours sfer
nc was brought On board The ,isias tiA;c-Amnng M
other brave Captains who fell the cd of bat IT, are NJ
Rita ingics OF Cepaaona, and C.lauo leader a. Inc
Candiots who had come from st. Pe,ebirgh 10 the as
s'siance OF his countriinea The corps G.: Kara.kak
which was the flower of the army, ard Amounted Is ln
men, almost entirely DESTROYED OF the o,,c, olCO Greeks
$3.50 threw themselves he Pir.ens Were thew en-
!rencIed themselves the remaining 600 MA tr sr,std
III different directions. FLbvtr is sad 10 hasa. ;n,,r