The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser October 90
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Liverpool
UT we have received regular Liverpool files the 24th
and London to the 23d.
The London Courier of the goth says that intelligence ba
been received in that city, that soie had been made frou
Chouma which three Russian redoubts were
the Russians occupying them pieces eight guns having
been aken and the Russian General Wede Killed The ed
or adds that the public may place full reliance upon this in
elgence General Ivanho died of his wounds II will AL
SO be seen om5an extract that the fortress at Vana was
Sdetended, @ that is probable that the Russians had
received checshere The Emperor Nicholas left Odess,
the2d September to the army before this most
and great effort has probably been made take it, The
Turks still found the of introducing supplies both of
provisions and ammunition Their resistance has certainly
been such as was not calculated upon and the war not
to be terminated by negotiations will have scarcely been be-
gun IN this campaign The Russians will approach Con-
stantnope until the next if they should ever do So
The death of General Benkendorf who commanded The
corps stationed between Chouma Ssra is announced
IN an article from Vienna dated the 9th of September
P0rtugdL-The proclamation of Don Pedro to the Portu-
guese nation published 1t is strange document He adj
dresses the Portuguese the Father of the legitimate Queen
Donna Maria H. and her guardian, and speaks of Miguel
having acted under compuson He prays the Portuoee
TO fight for the Queen and the constitutional charter
England-Govemor Valdez had arrived at Falmouth from
Madeira.
The number of Portuguese Refugees which had arrived at
Plymouth up to the 18th of September exceedsd ,o ho
sand.
The Young Qeen of Portugal had not arrived in England
on the 24th She was expected at Falmouth
Leeds, Sept 20The present moon usually called sstbe
harvest moon will the greatest part of the grain in the
north of England secured The weather of this week has
laDOrS
husbandnan Under such circumstances the latter harvest
cannot with ordinary diligence fail be we'll secured and
Will compensate for any injury which the first harvest su
tanned Taking average of the whole ofthe United Kingdom
we may venture TO say that the crops have well gather
ed Norc,y,,
SpainPreparations for the trial of the pirates who plum
deed the ship Morning Star and the Topaz Boston, were
on foot at Cadz at the latest advces had arrived
who were in the Morning STAR and who found no difficulty in
identifying all the pirates except Beno Solo, the mate and
at the time OF the piracy the captain of the Deensor de
Pedro, who on that OCCASION and in fact in the Others took
care to stay board his vessel Some difficulty was found in
fixing the tribunal before which they be tried and il
Cadr.
From t}f London Courier cf Sept OF
Every arrival from the Of brings additional copr-
nation OF the important intelligence communicated last
saturday We have this morning details Of these re-
cent operations in the East though they communica
ted in the shape of Bulletins; having been published
since those which contained in Paper of the 9th
and which brought down only the Ith of August
from Vana the 9TH Of Aug from before Choumla and the
27h July from before Silistria.
The details by the German Papers this morning supply the
date which wanting the previous accounts Of the sore
from Chouma 1t on the 9th of Aug and in the NIGHT
he Russians described the from Hermandstadt of
sept g. as having been taken by surprise Three redoubts
were taken and the Russian loss stated have been 900
killed.
a new expedition is preparing Odessa and Sebastopol
winch destined against Bourga, with view of acceeratmg
movement against Adranope But the Berlin accounts
seem inclined TO believe that the campaign SO far adj
vanced and the navigation of the Black Sea will become
so dangerous the Russians will do nothing more at present
Than attempt to maintain their positions Some persons how
ever are OF opinion that the Emperor Nicholas will adopt the
daring plan OF Buonapare and leaving all the in
ne rear pour down with immense force from the Balkan
Mountains into the plain of Adrianope, and push 10 the
capital. Military inoIinad 10