Delaware journal., 1828-11-21
TOREEGN NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

FRANCE-The Paris papers state that the re-
naining part oithe Expedition for the Morea was
about 10 SAIL and that the troops, alter obtaining pos
session OF the torresses, would give them into the
hands of the Greeks and return home.
The last letters received at Frankfort from Bel
grade, announce the arrvaLot the Grand Nzer, at
Choumla. at the head of 10000 men, which raises
the main Turkish army to an effective strength OIL
100. 900 combltants.
The last dispatches from Odessa and London had
occasoned at Vienna several meetings of the Coun-
ell. Diplomatic relations with England were very
active.
The Journal des Debates says the Russian army
has not hitherto fulfilled the expectations which Eu-
rope had formed from its numbers its discipline. its
courage, and the experience, talents, and vaor Of
its Chiefs. All its efforts at present against the
second rate fortress of Varna, which continued its
resistance on the 18th September, and if it should
fall will cost its assaants as many lives as il con-
talns defenders.
| The markets for grain and cotton had risen.-We e
give The latest quotations. and take leave with regar.
20 the first article. gram, again to caution spec
uators against excess.
THE CORN MARKEr
Such information as to the state of the market as
we have been able TO obtain is published.-Mean.
time the following editorial paragraph from the Iy
Ierpool Chronicle Of Oct. | l. may be considered
highly important, as II respects the prospects of the
English Corn Market -
" Three weeks ago we inserted, In our paper an ar
cle on the subject otihe Corn Laws, in which w,
stated on what we know to be good authority, tn,
deficiency Of the late harvest the inadequate stool
OF old grain hand, and the difficulty of our pro
curing supplies from sources heretofore open to us
: w then predicted rise in the price OF grain, AM
strongly animadyered on the negligence Of govern
~, n 4 II.- II
. ties of the conntry. Our prediction has beenamp
and alarningly tnl!illed since the datc to which "
d have referred, the price OF corn, throughout til
United Kingdom, has risen with rapdty which
perfectly appalling, for it confirms our worst fears
as to the extent OF the deficiency ofthe crop. Tha
= deficiency Is, we belleye, very much more than
u fourth. Whist there was pretence for entertain
: ing doubt on this subject, OF even shadow ofrea
;. son tor atrbutlng the advance in price 10 mer
speculative demand, government might be excuse
- for turning deaf ear 10 the counsel which has hee
e publicly and privately offered to il but now whe
the danger is proved to demonstrations the apath
! becomes cowardly and dcrinnal--cowartIy as it
e vnces an inward fear of the prejudces of the lane
holders and criminal, it endangers the health, an
the lives of great portion Of the people. Franc
' has prepared herself against the evil while Englan
" has not taken single public step TO possess herse
y of any of those means of obtaining even the sma
: supplies which famine prices may still bring to be
", :" shores. This conduct the ministry may live TO i
= men in unavang sackcoh, when the cry from
~ furnishing people shall go forth against them, at
- = time when final crisis and foreign war may d.
: - mand their undivided attention.
re- The London Money Market was in very agt
10 ted state on the 9th, in consequence of the rnmo
> afoat respect the views of the British Governme
40 touching the conduct of Russia. iii evident th
= both France and Ensland are bopipnno TO look wi
Il ia jealousy upon the movements of Russia and ha
le little desire to assist in the subJugaton of Turke
Il further than they compelledo to act by the Ire
sh ty Of the 9Th ofJuly.
of
IS A letter from Pau (France) gives the following
IS terestng instances of female courage "A she
u time ago fire broke out in house belonging
ty some poor farmer of Morlaix. who were enabled
escape, but the flames made such rapid progress ii