Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01

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have gathered dark in tie East to pass away without
ponrng The blooshed Of war--e elements are too con-
hicng snbsde 10 peace The naughty lhrk WI mol
amcly submit without repaiatiun for the scene at Naya
rno and the proud allies, will hold him at defiance he
Ottoman VIII allow Interference u behalf T his SUBJECT
Greeks While Chris Europe insists upon their lneen-
cnce Austria stands in uncertain posture, the seem
ing friend both OF the Christian and the Musslehan, yet
her tone and attitude us, that at the r sound 1T
the trumpet Of va She will on herself III der tbs CHRIS
tian banners For months have looked npun the pass
nr scenes Of Europe with ANXIOUS eye; we have mark
ed the by Whch have led US to The
c0uclnson that not for po@e or territory, blt to
DETERMINATION, fast app oAclng the blow al Navano
which allies seemed anxious 10 STRIKE an avert
HAS evidently accelerated and fixed the max When
private intelligence published ON So December reach
ed Us { we're convinced not only of Ms probability, bu
rvs certainty At the time did not NEE gene al credence
BIZ, those who had looked With Machnl eye upon us
affairs OF Euop, gave i unq al fed belief The article
which we published r. da, fom the London Courier
ware arke aspect, ard BY our additional files o Eng
ish JOURNALS received sa stday, We fl tie prevailing
opmon N London The latest dates was that War With
\ Turkey inevitable. The following article, dated
/ Odessa, ID Ii November. SANS
/ we have news from Constannople 10 the Sth.
I The Capital was tranquil, and the Ambassadors
were sin there Since the news OF The catastrophe
at Neyarno. we Lave received that OF anding
made by labvier on Scio, on the 2Sth o. October
The sultan said TO be ~ CONSERVATION, and
private letters announced since, that he Rel, Eli
% had been heheaded others, that he W, eS'led
]; he vsul Of the tteQutn meetings u me DiS y
vas expected every moment
! We clam particular attention to The article ION NE
Globe "a Muis'etal iapef) Whch vs. siy' below
| Accounts have been received al III, Foreign OF
| fee, through Austria dated Constanunuple lou
m,tsn bui 20 de- palches frem Mr.. Sra,tord Can
inng Of q laer date than The 9th have ye been re
ltelsed The Ausrrian account Che corr eriness ct
which there eason 70 ubt) aes tina; the Sui
/ ~ had mamie SEED gitai sngt aHd 70 b eaklng -
the negalat rs han declared that he would ie eve
no oommuncaio from the Ambassador, unul he
4 knew whether the Allied Gpvefnmen,s inteuded O.
4 make PREPARATION and compensation tor he affair at
i NayaripO, at the time con'lnuIng T. pfotes
1 against their right Of nierve0 ION. he oonqnes
Of SEQ (qy. S, y,d) b, l.. I'd Coch,ane was K own
"a TIE sultan and had much iuctess, the Irritation
already tel BY hin lie had ordered tery en-
mas had >ignfed his intention ni pror eedlng to
4 Ndrlanaplg ana was Otherwise busily occupied IN
preparing y eans Of warfare A the da oil these
accounts The Ambassadors had not lett Coz star,i
! nGple Or demand lhelr passports Dat they were
hourly expected % Do As he tuin winch affairs
20 token seemed 10 Leave Their rs ALTERNATIVE.
F., Aga,os-
Onr Of the espresso, 10 the ciiy tins morning.
brings intelligence from Parls dated ~ O'clock
SUNDAY night. One pa a-raph says We have
,eeei,ed certain intelligence If The finale OF tue
affair al Constaniinopc - h, Ambassadors have
| departed ~ The nag Of th PIupht flying ht
Neraeo, AID var now certain Care been
| AIKEN Gy be Turkish Wins ,rs protect The per
-ans Of all Franks. eth A Cons antnople and Al
SMYRNA. The snch Ambassador \ ated q have
received an express with he same intelligence. |
send you paper NAKED CGaSette de frahcs I
which appears 70 ptepae Us Tor lhe events have
stated
Another account :
Y, T .fI 800 . ,t .., -.
here is no ON, ia communication III regard to III.
! MI. . Ambassadors leaving Constantine le; but
he following Is The account in he City :- Thar -
fhe Uth q Nav 70 al Inteft iew between tie REFS
/ Etiendl and The Austrian Ambassador, tht Res II
| erdi gave notice 10 lie Austrian Ambassador that
tthe negotiations were a. al end and that tbs pas
ports Of the Aehed Ambassadors were ready whsn
'Gey close 10 apply iof hem.
! ON the lth the Austrian bassador comrnu
MICA ed The answer ri the Refs Efendl to the allied
ambassadors, upon which hey informed the Aus
| tian Ambassador that they had no orders from
ltheir respective Courts To quit the capital THIS
| Statement OF lie Ambes>ado was immediately
made known u the Refs Enendl who informed the
\ Austrian Ambassador thai 1t they did not leave The
I { apia nnediatly they would be considered a.
prisoners OF war: in consequence OF which, ii IS
SAID The Ambassadors leit The Capital on the l2lh.
The Morning Chronicle Of ith Dec has Tie following
eadtng editorial an Gle
We fea no longer hold on, h pes Of the
aossibllly q peace being preserved with | u key
POSITIVE information was received Yesterday, that
the Pore had tiused all tutthei negotiation or even
Intercourse with he Ambassadors of the Allies
and has also refused lie mediation Of Austria. An
appeal has been made "a all good Alu,seImen, to
1venge Tie insult which had n en- committed
Great appfehtnsons entertained for he dua
lbglty Of the Alliance under the presen; very trnl
III Al trne f.txN htrh cIt "A 4
calculate who entered INTO the treaty more with 1
view 70 gam tne with Rns>ia than to come o I
rupture With ~ key. VIII wou,d have the efircl q
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