Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28

boards Tor building cottages. with seeds Of every
KIND, with beasts, and agricultural implements
ohe might say we were going to establish Co.
lony."
ENGLAND.
Lord Melville. it is said, is to replace the Duke
OF Clarence, and Lord Peterborough is to succeed
the former President o. the Board of Control.
The King has had the govt, and the Duke Of
Clearance has been seriously lniisposed
1he JNnistry.-Ihe runored accession of Lord
Camden to the present administration gains yely
general credit Accounting to one report, his
Lordshpi is to take Lord Raihurst's present Office,
that OF President of the Council, Lord Bathurst
taking the office OF keeper Of the Privy Seal, in
the room Of Lord Peterborough, removed to the
India Board in place of Lord Melville, who, it APP
pears finally determined, is to be placed at the head
OF the Navy, in spite of his Lordshp's reiterated
rcfusas to accept of that office. Another rumor
moves Lord Camden to the Prvy seal, without
disturbing Lord Bathurst -Heratd.
SPAIN.
II seems at last decided that the French troops
are to evacuate Ca,liz. The troops are to return
to France by land the artillery and the materiet
Of the army by sea.
According to an official list lately published at
Copenhagen, the Danish navy consists of three
ships Of the line, viz one of "a guns, one Of &C,
and one of GO; 5 frisates OF rs guns. and Of So
.onr sonps ot war OF 20 guns: two Drlgs VIZ. one
u guns, and the other OF IL: two schooners OF
10 guns, II gun-boats and one steam vessel
Denmark has also one ship Of the line and one sloop
Of upon the stocks.
GREECE.
letter from Corfu, dated Aug. 81, states that
the Congress so long talked OF, at which deputies
Ut Greece aud Turkey were TO be present, Is not
likely to De held at that place. The three ainoas
,adors we've preparing to depart Tor Greece, III or
der to hold conference with the AdMrals. The
English consuls appointed to reside ~ Greece had
let out for their Destinations and those oi iiassla
were expected.
We cop, the following from the Messenger de
Chambers ALTER having concndeu, at Alexat-
drla, the convention for the return OF lbranam Pa
cha and his troops to Egypt, Admiral Corinslon
arrived OIL Nasirlno on the 2 ita OF August. For
y -une Egyptian vessels, IN two divisions, under
the escort Of French and English vessels, follow
ed him closely, to cuIne and take ON BOARD the
Egyptian troops. The vessels ale supposed to
have arrived on the c3ast OF the Mofea ON the
18th. On the 25th the French and Eng 'sh squad
rOus, IN virtue OF an arrangement concluded win
lbrahim's kiaia Bey. entered the port OF Navarno,
and anchored there to wait for the arrival OF the
Egyptian division. During this time, brig, sent
OIL by Gen. Mason, announced to Admiral de
I2iyney the approach of the expedition. The Ad
nral sailed immediately to meet it. Il Is expect
ed that the dsemb ,tklun OF the French troops viii
be effected at Calamata.''
While Ibfahim IS contending with plague and
famine the government of Greece is establishing
order, aud iavorins the npro' ement OF agrcul
ture. The SOIL is 50 rich III the vicinity OF Argos
that it produce, potatoes GO fur /. There are now
400 persons, men ard wumen, employed IN tina
eishborhood in the planting Of this vegetable. io
which they paid merely their daily food.-
Mo,c than 1900 persons demanded as favor to b'
allowed to partake in this Labor.
! a despatch from Vice Admua! de Rigney, ,latcs
frcm Navaino. gives the particulars OF the depar
lure from the Nnrea, Of three thousand Albanans
WIN were IN the service of lbtanim Pacha LII,
French Admiral sent the corvette Echo to TIL
I,ihmas Of Corlnth, to see that they took away NJ
Greek captves In passing into the gulf, tn
l,cho was fired upon by the Turks. and was mucl
Injured in the hull and spars. The fire was. b.
special der Of the Admiral, not returned Iii,
Albanians took lurcbe possession OF the port .
pat,os. where Alkmet Pacha commanded for ID
rahim. having fiji st killed Alkmet, WIN endeavore'
to reduce the refractory troops to order.