The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

Vceroy had with great epugnance agreed to the
ton of the Moea and induced give the order that
effect solely by the threat Admiral Codrngton to blockade
all the ports of Egypt and to lombard that of Alexandria,
unless brahm Pacha received instructions to quthe Pelo
ponnesus NJ Pezoni, the Russian Consul at Alexandra,
had ceased his functions and recommended the Russian sub
ects the protection the Consul of the Netherlands
Achmed Pacha has occupied Este Samboul Gen Rud-
gers leaving it, The Grand Vnisrs troops between
Kostan & Karnabad, in order to join Hussein Pacha.
We learn from st Petersburgh that the Russians
solved upon making further efforts recruit their army
order to carry the against Turkey with additional
vgor-and that third levy is to be made of four out of
every 500 throughout Russia This [says the SUM is
orcbe commentary upon the Empeors professions of
Iteration. Reckoning the number of in Russia capable
of bearing Is millions the proportion of four out of
every 800 would produce levy of l20 900 menl
The report, the London Courier, of Turkey meaning
declare against France, obtains credit with the Paris
papers, which argue that the intention of the Porte
known be hostile to the emancipation of Greece,
and Turkish army said to be destined to the Morea to
against the French, declaration of may naturally
be expected
Greece from the accounts of the German papers, appears
be tranquil than usual At Arta and other places
that district the people inclined to arrange their de
with the Pore and the Albanian chiefs have address
sed petition the Sultan, in which they only ask for
change of the local funconares This looks as IT things
could be settled after ALL
These papers also bring details concerning the muny
of the troops under General Church The General and his
colleague Lord Cochrane, have been sngay unfortunate
Greece they there certain of victory in the midst of
the accamatons of all the Phheenes and both have been
obliged fly the country for fear of being murdered by their
friends.
The Sun of the 9Th says We understand that the Marquis
Barbacena under whose the young Queen of Portugal
remains has absolutely refused allow the young Queen to
Vienna, contrary the recommendation given to him
by Government He says, he thinks, the Queen safer
in this country than at Vienna"
The London Courier of the Sh says Joseph Hunton the
Quaker taken of the American packet ship Leeds,
wndbound Portsmouth, by Bow street officer, on
charge of forgery the house of Sir William Curtiss CO.
Captain Sprague wrote from Portsmouth to London the
7th that he board the Leeds at London, by the
name of Wilkinson and stated that he merchant i'll
ronmonger-lane his family resident about four miles ffom
London Capt S. adds understand that his real
is Joseph Hunon and he is lodged in jail They pro-
coed for London tonight 1t is fortunate for the ends OF JUS
ce that the vessel detained by contrary wnds The
editor of the Sun Hunton partner IN house o.
business in ronmongerane independent of the shop he
cuped in Bishopsgate street as linen-draper]
On the I'd October the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland issued
proclamation in which, after recng that meetings were held
by armed people from all quarters acting in bodies and under
leaders, exhibiting symbols of illegal and unon &c
he prohibits such meetings from being held future, and COM
mands all shers and other officers executive and judicial
take measures 10 prevent and suppress them.
The culture of Corn in EngIand-The editor of the
Standard says-
Mr. Goblet, along with description of his Indian corn,
has of it, which, far Judge, is full
y ripened and certainly very beautifully and loaf of bread,
of which India meal forms, lie says, considerable part
The loaf have touched tasted and handled and certain
y very and The has been very un
favorable that think Mr. Goblet justified in anticipating
the introduction of Indian permanent CROP since It
has prospered we'll under such untoward
BLOCKADE OF THE DARDANELLES
"ForeiUn Office, London, October l.
"H. NJ Government have received information that it IS
the intention Of H. NJ the Emperor Of KTssa to establish