Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-06
FOREIGN.
From. the Ne,o Fork american.

The first OF May are received, which iurhish Tue
following -,
.com Corfu in seven days, that two British ships of
,sar from Lisbon had arrived there, with troops.
c,nt,n. who left Zante nine days ago. says the
Ervntian expedition is not gone to the Morca, but
,n1.andia. whence it had sailed again for Alexan-
dria Several European ships OF war cruise con
stanty before the port of Navarno. The 81 gun
ship built at Venice account ofthe Captain Pacha
east anchor this morning at Prano. TWO Egyp-
,;,, vessels are it said to from Alexandria to
conduct her thither.
18th pril-By a captain who left Malta a fort
oght aao it is reported that according to the latest
news from Alexandria, the Pacha had by order Of the
Grand Seignor forbidden the expectation OF grain
from Egypt The English and Russian admirals
were still at Malta, but preparing to sail with their
souadrons for the Archipelago.
Letters from Vienna ofthe 9th April, state, that
no account OF any movement OF the Russian forces
had then reached that capital lfhoweyer they had
crossed the Pruth on 10th April, the time fixed, it
would have been Known Gaz. de France, of 30th
Letters of the 9Th inst. from Corfu announce the
arrival of the Wellesley the Revenge, s. the Ocean;
thew had landed COCO British troops taken on board
at Lisbon and Gibraltar
The Notizie del Gorno contains the following in
telligence of the LIST inst from Corfu -" The pro-
pable plan of the expedition in Western Greece IS
as follows the corps now at Dragomestre, ater pc
inc Joined by division expected from the Pelopo-
nesSns vii advance as far as Cassanochario where
il will divide into three columns the centre will
occupy that place the right will extend to Gollsta,
and the left to Lazos. Small vessels are fitted up
far entering the Anbracan gulf TO support the lett.
II appears that Mssolongh and Anatolico are on the
eve of surrenderng to the Greeks: and Prevesa
and AIta are not in condition to hold out long.
The Seraskcr remains at Janna without funds j: the
him, nplu nItn and
M war tax has been imposed. An order has, IN
deed. been given for Il general recruiting among
the christians of Romea, but the metive tor this
measure is still at Modon, but the report continues
Of his approaching departure for Egypt. An En-
psb vessel has arrived here with troops from For
tupal. There has also arrived bomb-shlp con
suucted on new principle each piece OF artillery
being served by thirty men. These vessels, and
others of similar construction, expected here
soon. are destined for the Dardanelles.'
nr,yate letter from Vienna, dated 18th inst.
sotes that no intelligence had been received of the
Russian army being in notion and that had 1t passed
the Pruth on the 9th accounts to that effect would
have reached Vienna bv the date above mentioned
Extract of letter from Trieste of the 26th.-
Whilst the President labours so actively IN behalf
Of Greece. Ibrahm seems to have mn desire except
that of returning to Egypt.-ihe Egyptian army
ments for embarkaton, and the posts occupied by
il are nrobAby NOW transferred to Turks. These
circumstance, render it probable that the pacha has
listened to the Allied Powers aud transmitted IN
strucons to his son.
The Nuremburgh Correspondent gives letter
from the Danube, stating that SHOULD the iSussiaI
troon, take possesson of the princpalities they will
retain the position they may first assume until the
pre agrees to the fuldment of the treaty OF AcKer
m,on. Farther hostites would not be commenc
cd except the Sultan should show himself unwilling
to listen To reason. Meantime, the EFFORTS OF inc
dipsonlatlsts now at Constantnople assist IN nam
tanins the tranquility Of Europe"
letter gwen in the Augsbursh Gazette dated
Bucharest, April 10, says" Although there haV'
been rumours of the Russian troops moving on th'
18th. there was nothing remarked on the 9th IN tht
Russian environments, which would indicate sucf
an early departure. Some pretend to have certain
Intelligence that %, 900 men will pass the Pruth ant
that the military operations will be limited to ths
temporary Occupation Of the princpatles; bat hes'
are only rumours, as yet nothing certain is Known
Extract of private letter CT the ioth inst iro"
Odessa - This part OF the country has just &C
eulred a new degree of life, much business benz
Transacted in provisions and stores, our merchant
have entered into extensive contracts with the gov
ernment and the price Of corn, cloth, and leathe
has augmented. Premiums OF insurance are unal
terablc, which is proof that the means Oh resis
lance possessed by the Turks is treated lightly ant
tie campaign is expected to be short. The Cover
nor has taken up great number Of vessels here ant
at sebasopo for the transport Of troops. An expe
dlton is expected to be shortly sent out against tn
coasts Of Anatoia to support the operations OF Ger
faskewitch. The recompcnse granted to this OH
cerand his forces animated the hopes OF the Arm
Of the South, and render it more impatient to flgh
Our Civil Governor, the Count de Pahen, has jus
inspected the magazines and the fleet: in is'
days he will leave US for the army, and 1t IS salt
wll take the command of the Principaties gu
fulces will meet with no resistance in these provll
cess and hence they will march upon the nanut
without obstacle. The Grand Duke Michael is e.
pectpd az head nnarters on the 9Th inst.