Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-04

From the Nslo FORK; Morning Courier, June 80.
FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Silus Richards, Captain Hol-
dridge, arrived yesterday from liverpool whence
SHE sailed on the Gath May.--By this arrival we
have our London papers to the 23d and Liverpool
TO the cath ut. inclusive. The political news
which we have obtained from these papers are not
very important. The most interesting items of
intelligence Will be found below Lloyd's and
Shipping Lists, Prices Current, &c. of the latest
dates are also received, extracts from which will
be found in their appropriate departments.
TURKISH AFFAIRS.
Occupation of Hallachia and .EoldariG.
The new Times of May 2s, states that despatch
es have been received from the English Ambassa
dor at Vienna, announcing the passage of the
Pruth, and the occupation Of Jassy, on the 9TH
MAY.
Dates from Bucharest Of April 26, state that the
Emperor is expected at Ismail on the 18th May
and that all the preparations indicate very ex-
tensive plan of operations, both by sea and land,
against Constaptinople.
The force OF the Army which is going to march
against Turkey is estimated at 800 600 men, OF
whom 10000 ar, cavalry, All the accounts, as
well as those which the Eospodar has received. a
the passage Of the truth was to be effected
The letters from the other side Of the Danube
say that the Turks, whose whole force on that riv-
er is, at the most 900 men, are concentrating
themselves, but are otherwise tranquil.
VIENNA. May.
We learn from Constantinope, that the princi
pal leaders Of the troops about to accompany the
Grand Vizler, to Aduanople. hold very high
tone respecting the chances OF war. They say
A..
Adranople will be quite sufficient to draw 400.0 600
to the standard Of Mahomet, and to repcl the Rus
slams. The blind confidence in success which is
very problpmatical, is nevertheless swallowed o.
pen mouthed, by the people Of Constantlnople.
BERLIN, May 6.
Letters from st. Petersburg of April "a, say
that tbe preparations both in Bessarabia and Geor-
sa. for the approaching campaign, are more con-
siderable than Russia ever beture made, and that
| it never dlspa, ed such force. even IN war "a
gaast France 1t seems certain that the Danube
will be passed in several places, and the General
Pa,kewith will advance from Efzetnm.
VIENNA, May 6.
An Austrian Courier who left st. petersburgh on
the esd Of April, has brought, as we learn, the an
swtr Of his Majesty the Emperor Nicholas to let
ter Of our Emperor, in which his Majesty made a
last effort lur the preservation Of peace. We are
as ured that the answer declares that the late de-
clsiGns Gt the Russian Cabinet VIII be perSeveru u
M. This news had considerable effect on our
EXchsnge, and our Cabinet Immediately despatch
Ell Courier to Paris, The Marquis de Carm an
himself sets ou. FOR Paris to day.
ENGLAND
Ni>s2Mt;on In The English .Ninis'ry.- Strong ru-
mnrs have been circulated of several resgnations
which were to take place in consequence OF di
vision of Ministers On the question: whether the
ftanchlzs Of East Refard, (Which borough had
been DISTINGUISHED fol corruption) should be reno
sed to large city, or to Hundred, IN Noting
ham county The Courier Of the 22d May, does
not mention any names but merely refers to the
reported change.
The Morning Chronicle, of May 23d, says:
1t was currently reported yesterday, Hat Mr.
Huskisson. Mr.. Charles Grant, and Lord Palmer
aton had resigned.
Lord palmerstnn, we understand, denies the
truth Of the report as far as relates TO himself.-
But, we can take it upon US to say that MIR. Illus
kisson has rendered his resignation.
1t is also rumoued that Lord Dudley and Mr.
Peel are to resign, and that overtures have beer
made to Earl Grey to Join the Cabinet