Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
VIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.

The world indeed is almost agonzed with interest and
expectaon while it waits for something decisive in the
tremendous conf ct which pending between the RUS
sian and Turkish empires But nothing which be con-
sidered at all decisive indicative of what the
event will be, has yet occurred In the year 1910, the
Russians had advanced trumphanty into Turkey. far
as they had reached in the present campaign, at the
last accouns-and than month earlier than in the
present Yet they repused and had to re.
trace their steps. 1t the Shuna "a town and
fortress the name of which is spelled and written in ever
so many different ways) that stops their progress,
which then arrested eectualy 1t to be agreed
OH all hands, that before this place. well as at Varna, the
Russians have met with reverses. The accounts
differ widely, but We believe there is doubt that the
Russians have lost great number of men, and yet that the
loss makes but little impression theii immense
bers The main conflict yet to be heard Oft has pro-
badly taken place ths--and horrible carnage and
waste OF human life must be the lssue-o which side
He who rules in the armies both of neaen and earth
may award the victory II the Russians gain It there is
little doubt that Consannoplr will oe in heir powers if
they loose it, they rereat We had supposed that
the decisive battle would be fought in the neigboropd
of Adranop and of the last accounts sate tina the
Russian armies marching toward Constantnople,
along the of the Black and beyond Shuma and
Varna. But these places have been reinforced 10 the
amount of 10000 men, any thing like that NUMBER
affirmed be the fact the Russians cannot leave them
| i'll their rear unsubdued.
| The British parliament prorogued on the 29h of
August to The 5oh Of October, when it expected 70 be
prorogued TO day between the 18th and 26 Of
November then assemble for the despatch of business
The French expedition to Greece consisting of about
}5,000 men, has sailed from Toulun. We have seen he
proclamation OF the commander of the expedition General
lAIasun issued at Tuulon the Is OF August when the
|expedton left tina. place 'Your King (aid he) charges
lyon with great and noble mission, ID you called on
% put end 10 the oppression of celebrated people"
1T appears doubtful whether brahm Pacha will endeavor
to retain what he holds in Greece leave the country
In Portugal Don Miguel triumphant, aud he and his par
~ order every thing they please. The Cons tution-
alsts vigorously prosecuted and punished and as many
t them get away leaving the country-n SPAN,
the last accounts that disturbances and new em-
barrassmens have arisen.
The South American republicks remain much as they
we're. II is SAID that the unhappy controversy renewed
lin Central America, between the great parties which
have so long and unapply agtated that rePubck We
are however glad to stated tha, not likely 20
take place between Columbia aud PeriEvery thing seems
Ito be at the disposal OF BovarThe last adv,ces from
Buenos represent that aided efficiently
by the adjonng provinces, and about to prosecute the war
with Bazi both by land a"j sea- with more vigor than
o ne retof,re c Nd.