Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
From the ". 7. Mercantile .adrertiser, July 1S
LATE FROM EUROPE


The Packet ship New York, Capt Bennett, from
Liverpool arrived last eYering at late hour
bringing papers to the 16h and London to the 18TH
inclusive. We have time for only Few extracts.
The accounts published yesterday Of engage
ments between the Russians and Turks, are Who'll
ly untrue
The House of Lords had thrown out the Cathc-
lie Question, by majority Of As.
Sir Henry HardnSe is appointed Secretary of
War, and the Hon VIM. F. Nesev Fitzgerald,
President of the Council tor Trade and Foreign
Plantations.
There was no later certain intelligence from
Portugal. 1t was reported that Miguel had He'd to
Baados The Brazilian agents in England and
France, had acknowledged the government at
Oporto.
The uneSpected' news Of the passage Of cur
Tariffb 90 third reading, had reached England.
The Examiner says, g il has already proved rea-
dy vehicle for conveying taunts against Free
Commercial! system.
LONDON. June 1s.--Eyenirg.
A few vague rumours Of a political Kind haye
also been current to day, and it is sad ;at Gov
ernment securities, both at Vienna and Frankfort.
are declining, in consequence uf the expectation
that the resistance which the Turks now threaten
will lead to protractcd warfare with the Rus
slams. On the whole, the rumours though os very
little moment if true, have kept the market from
rising Consols, at the highest, did not 50 beyond
8Si for the account, and closed 8S to l-8.
The foreign stock market has undergone 10 ms
teria alteration in the course of to-day. Portu-
guese stnck is upheld at its present price, by the
general belief that the next packet from Lisbon
will bring accounts of the overthrow of Miguel,
and the restoration of the constitution under new
regency. The contrary winds have kept out all
arrivals since that of the 28th ult. by the steam
boats the packet which is next due was to sail
on the Slst.
The French papers say that the declaration Of
war by the Porte, which was announced in all the
mosques and market-places. had been treated by
the Turks with their characteristic indifference,
and Constantinople remained in perfect tranquil
ty The utmost exertion was, however, used BY
the Government to iniuse a spirit of enthusiasm
into the people ; and arms Of every description
were distributed tor general arming. The Stand
ard of the Prophet had however, not been display
ed, although such powerful appeal to the devo-
ton of the Mussulmans il usual upon the declara-
ton of war.
The Corn Bill is likely to pass through the House
of Lords,-unless, to be sure, some of the Ex
ministers defeat it by a ruse, in imitation Of the
line taken by those who went out last year.
Sun.
Eight gentlemen are now engaged il forming
catalogue Of the Books and MSS. in the British
Museum The last catalogue was published ten
years ago. The accumulation of books since
then is SAID to have quadrupled that during the
same number CT years at any time within the
last halt century.
Camp .neef;ng.--l7 brothers named Camp, by
one mother. met at Royaton on the Sd ult. it is
said for the first time in ,3 years.
Pain .fat--Mr. Asa Pain dcvoured last week
uron wager, quarts OF green peas, bunchos of
radishes, aud heads Of salad.
Corned Becf.A yoke Of oxen belonging to l..
Harvey, Esq became intoxicated yesterday af-
ternoon, from eating waste rum cherries thrown
out by grocer, and staggered through the streets
Old .Mining. g.--Nlarricd at Phillsborough on
"Wednesday. Mr.. Seth Qldmixnn. AIRED S6. to Mrs