Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Svlvanus Jenkins from Liverpool, brings us
y.ondon files to the 9th ult inclusive and Liverpool
to the 10Th. This is only one day later than the
accounts received last week BY the Leeds from Lon
don and there is in truth, little addilionai ihteih
gence of positive character
The Russians it would seem, had actually com
menced retrogade movements. and the Courier OF
the 9th considers the campaign OF this season as
ended The Turks. it is said in an article we take
from the Morning Herald of the 9th, were In the IN
tOxicatOn oil victory.
The Courier of the 9TH continuing to insist that
ssno ground of has yet been Afforded by any OF
the European powers" takes pains to explain !hat
this opinion strenuously maintained does not ARISE
from any dread of war. or from any unwlngness or
inability on the part of England 60 to war; in aust
and necessary cause. The continental journals on
the other hand, treat of general war as prooa'
Bile. -
The markets of grain and cotton had risen. We
give the latest quotations, and take leave with re-
card to the first article, gran again to caution our
speculators against excess.-N T. .71neracdn
From the London Morning Herald Of 9h Oct
We have Just received by express, the Gazette DC
France dated Oct 4 and the other Journals OF the oh OF
october The only winch they contain is in letter
from Constantiuople, of 12th September, which says
"The Turks still in the lnoxca ion of victory nut
rea, alarm had excited by the arrival OF the Russians
near Bourgas On receiving this the Grand eisier
stopped at Adanop. He appears to have entered mo
concert with Hussen Pacha attempt to relieve farna
The measures for the defence OF the capital are acu'e
prosecuted. On the 9TH of September fifteen Thousand
Turkish cavalry landed at the Dardanees, and at the en-
virous of Consannople took the road to Cnouai nu'
the taxes the capital continue to increase, and business
is at and Great care however, is taken to provide or
the wants of the people. The Camacan has lately made
general inspection Of bakers shops on this occasion twe
ty bakers led by the to their own doors Dur
ing this cruel operation several OF them smoked ther p
pes with the greatest Indifference"
The accounts from Odessa OF the absolute prohibition
exporting corn, have uade avery painful impression a
Constantinople, and the consequences may be 'ata.
From the London Courier of the 9Th Oct.
The operations before Vana have been brought dow
by Russian Bulletin in the Berhn State Guzette to tn
18th ut. and before Chouma the 18th. The counter
scarp front OF the North Bason near the sea- was blow
into the aireary the 14th and falling INTO the Foss'
completely filled il, and enabled the ussas before warn
possession of the entrance to breach IN the na
ton The road to Bourgas being occupied by Gehef'
Colowin the Emperor summoned the garrison to surrer
der. first thought the garrison we're disposed
do so and the hosties for short time suspended
But admiral Greg being convinced in conference hel
on board his ship with the Captain Pacha, the GVernc
OF Yarna, that the latter only desliiois OF gall
time, the negotiations were broken off, The works nav
been advanced so far, and the communication with Bou
eass having been off by General Golowin, it was SUI
posed that the place would not be able to hold out muc
longer.
ine operations before Chounla to linger, and
further attacks have been made upon the Turks 1t is e'
dent that the Russian army will soon makes retrogTa'
movement; indeed the hospitals and Magazines have be-
already moved to Jen Bazer. The Grand Nizer has
fected his junction with Hussen Pacha.
The campaign may now be considered as nearly at
end.