Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
FOR REIGN.
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By the packet ship Cadmus, Captain Allyn, from t
Havre, files of Paris papers have been received to
the l5th of Sept. inclusive.
A Government vessel had arrived at Touon, hav- a
ing on board an officer with dispatches Nothing
had transpred respecting their contents, with the
exception that the blockade Of Aigers was vigorous
ly maintained. If we may Judge, however, from +
circumstances, the speedy adjustment OF affairs with
the Barbary Powers will take place.
ENeLANp.-The Paris papers contain extracts from
London papers OF the l2th.
l Mr.. Stanley of the House of Commons, was ap-
pointed Under Secretary for the Colonies, in place &
of Mr.. Wilmo' Horton.
Il Letters patent have been issued, creating Earl
Darlington Marquis of Cleveland The Globe and
Traveller says
"These facts are important in two points OF view
Fl They shew that the King wishes to favor the mem
bers ofthe Wing party, who supported him when ms
prerogatve and the stability of his Government
. were assaed and proves at the same time the
/, good understanding between the members OF the
q Cabinet; when Mr.. Huskisson, leader OF the MN
isterial tory party in the House OF Commons, has
. chosen, for the place of Under Secretary, gen
tleman who belongs to one Of the principal Wing
h families"
h The Russian squadron left Deal, September 8, for
t. Cronstadt.
Official information had been received, that the Al
gernes intended capture all vessels under the fias
d of Prussia and the Hanseatic Towns.
p. There ismuch sickness among the British troops in
Portugal, in consequence of their drinking so much
c. wine, which is sold I'd. per pint. The vintage is SO
abundant that it is supposed that the price will still
-, be lower.
u We hear that Government have built or laid down,
- 80 steamers carrying ten guns each, and that they
- have frigate the stocks, to be propelled by an
n' engine of 400 horse power We have no doubt that
80 years hence, every man OF war Will be propelled
" by steam.
y SPAIN-Accounts from Catalonia, of the Esd
- August, were communicated to the King at his
levee the 2Sth, announcing that the rebels were
arms, to the number of $4,000 men and were dali
ly increasing, while their situation among the noun
ains rendered it extremely difficult to attack them
". with success. General Monet had been summoned
~ from Ramona, and had gone to Catalonia, where he
.ae to take command Of 10000 men, who were to
act against the insurgents and whose musters were
,aI "a nearly complete.
eu The nsurrection, it was said, had extended to
many cities and towns of the province OF valencia
vi 1t was remarked, that among the prisoners mad'
.eu by the Government troops nearly half were for
Ao eigners, being either Frenchmen Italians, or Ger
mans.
ays private letter from Barcelona, of the 9th Sep
he tember says" The scuurge of anarchy and OF clvl
''ti- daily extends its ravages in this unhappy pro
lme vince. We hear of nothing but escapes and murder
'en- increasingly committed by the rebels and new In
the habtants pour daily into city, to seek retug
SION from the attacks of the insurgents"
ere Accounts from Catalonia to the S0h August,stat
aw, that all commerce completely suspended, AM
bile there was no protection for propertv except in Bar
ex ceo, under the guns of the Fortress, garrisonet
ton by French soldiers.
orr PORTUGAL.-A private letter from Lisbon
Sew of the 29th August, states, that in consequence
De- of decree published two days before silence ha
to been imposed the defenders of the Constitu
und ton.
any The Princess Regent returned suddenly to the p;
siy lace of Ayuda, the 27th August, in consequenc
cea- of the arrival of the courier extraordinary, VIII
he'd brought the of the nomination by Don Pedr
the of his brother Miguel his Lieutenant in Portuga
llier Three extraordinary councils had been held sne
ring the return of the Princess.
had On the 9th, decree of the Princess Regent di
the solved the army of operation which had been und
my. the orders of Count Villa Flor.
l by GREECE.-In the Constitutional of the Isl
mes, September, find the declaration of the "Provl
For ional Commission" of the Greek Government, date
Ike Poros the 9th June by which, in cOnsequent
and Of the capture of Athens, all the ports and shore
uon of the gulf of Eretra, all the circumference OF tn
eser isle of Negropon and those adjacent, and the shor
he Of the gulf OF Maaki, are declared to be in sta
tess of blockade This decree announced to all IL
ven European Consuls on the nth of the mont
wer? lby the Secretary of the Marine
allied CoNsrANTrNop1E, AUG. sl.-The Ambassado
INTO of Russia France, and England, transmitted to
nst Porte on the 9th through their dragomans the
nder signed at London, the 9th July, with accor
the panyng notification, fixing fifteen days the ter
'rclse for their acceptance.
Rus On the lst August, the Egyptian fleet, of hu
sui dred sail. and having on board four thousal
troops, set sail FROM Alexandria in the direction
nited Navarine.
vate d AUG. S2d.-The negotiations relative to Gree
Chief approach their termination, and the crisis is at har
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