Delaware journal., 1828-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Continuation Of the lole Foreign Nezss By uay q
Ne1p-Y York.


Ne1p-York.
The health Of the King of England had been Of
socude The Courier, however assures It's readers hat
his attack only gout and that he was again cohHaies
cent Tn. Duke OF Clarence is also said to be better
The nrce of grain had fallen, and further fall anti
cpaed The London Courier Of Friday, the 7h says on
this subject" We refer readers with pie sure to our
exchange report Of this day. where hne English wheat
sold full lO quarter lower than Monday last. Free,
well foreign bonded wheat experienced similar de-
cline"
that the yellow fever has made its appearance
in Cadiz and the south OF Spain.
Admiral Codrington arrived in London the 10th ult
and lad long interview with the Board OF Ad miriity
The Queen of Wirtemburg aged 63, (f,rmery Princess
ROYAL OF England died at Leedwegsburg on the 9th OF
October, of dropsy in the chest.
The young Queen of Portugal was i'll at her lodgings at
Gron's Hotel, the 18th ut but was convalescent the
next day.
Mr.. Lawrence, the American Charge dAfaires left
London for Paris the lSth ult
The Courier speaks ofthe blockade Of the Dardanees as
measure by which Russia has seeded" from the treaty
of July-and expresses hope that Eagand and France
will be able To return again "to their natural and un
f1s''''''o'N LONDON SUN OFFICE
Quarter pastFour, p. NJ : Second Edition. )
The Journal du Commerce received by the mail brings
from Frankfort to the 9Th inst. stating that al
though Official had been published for several
DAYS past private letters have been received from crn
saying the second army under the command OF Count witt
genstien, dispersed. Whole Regiments o! Cavalry
were dismounted -the want of water great three
roubles given for bottle of water 1t reported on
the Change Frankfort that the siege of Narna was tase
and that the Russian Army in full retreat to the Danube
LIVERPOOL Oct. 18.
We have nothing add to the from the seat Of
given nanother part of paperexcept that despatch
received Thursday morning from Lord Hettes.
bury dated from Odessa the 26t and conveying intel
ligence from varna of the 2lst ult which period the
place had not surrendered had any assault made
upont.
Rothesay but they don't contain any public of mpor-
tance.
LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE OFFlCE,2
Ten o'clock-Second Edition. s
qrres. of .l La7p'ess-By the FreenGn Journal Of
terday, which have just received learn ha Dublin
thrown into stare of very great excitement By the
arrest of Mr. Lawess. Mr. Lawess taken into cnso.
y on charge of sedition, by Farrell under from
Judge Burton Mr.. L. accompanied BY Mr. Shcl, MIR
Brady Mr. Stanton and others, attended the poce officer
to the Judges Chambers where he gave bail himself N SOY
pound and suretes in like sum- for his appearance
the next asszes for the county of Monaghan and then
released from custody.
Nicholas Robinson, Esq. elected Mayor Of this Bo
rough for the ensuing Year. this morning without oppos
ton.
Sir Edward Codrngton arrived on Tuesday at Ports
mouth in the Warspe, "a guns and Friday the Wee
admiral had long interview with the Board of Admiralty
THE QUEEN OF PORTCGAL-Her Majesty remain
ed tirilicn Hotel Yesterday, bu; received number
presentations in the course Of the dayFhe Princess Lie
ven, lady Of the Russian Aoassador, by the Marquis
de Barbacena, her MAesty's Chamberlain. Count ant
Munster also BY the Marquis de Barbacens.
de Monte z;;na and his lady, by the Nobleman To
gether with numerous assembage OF Portuguese Ladie
and Gentlemen, who were se"e ally presented to thei
youthful oveicign. The BRAZILIAN Minister and the MAJ
choness de pamela visited her Majesty Yesterday the fo
accompanied BY DR.. Paris, who presented i
her Majesty by his Excellency
Our City Correspondent says that two agents have bee
despatched from the Queen of Portugal 20 France
the other Vienna, with proposals her in egair
ing her Crown. 1t sad Government is willing ait
provided the other Powers agree to t-(sun)
The Prussan Minister, Count dOatia, the Spanish Mil
lister special mission, and the Wurtemberg Mlniste
had interviews with the Earl Of Aberdeen yesterday, al III
Office Of the Secretary of for Foreign Affairs Lor
Eltn5orough visited the Noble Earl yesterday
Par, 9th oct.-fhe Swedish Consul at Blrce'na ha
received the following information The Government
Morocco have sent large Briggs with 15 Is gun
y from 100 $50 and galot OF guns and 50 ner
they cruise in the Atlantic ~ 70 50 miles from the Goa
of Spain and Portugal, for purpose Of capturing II
Vessels of those nations having no Consul IN the states
Morocco.
(From the Liverpool Albion, of October COY
Intelligence fran The Seat Of War.-The reverse
sustained bv the Russians appear have been fully cq
10 what has been stated in the Austrian papers On Il
Sd inst letters had been received from Consannople co
tanning from several Turkish bulletins,
ing fresh victories over the Russians. Among these a
the details of successful softie BY $4,000 Turks wi
were in garrison at Slls'ria These troops are stated
have attack with such fury the Russian corps under
eral Roth that. Notwithstanding tic courage and ntrep
ty of tine Russians they forced to give way eve
point, and after the loss OF some OF their best officers
leave in the hands of the enemy 80 pieces of artillery
most of their ammunition. These letters announce Il
the Sultan, from his continued success, finding that
could, without dshonor, treat for peace with the Russia
had sgnfed his willingness to appoint penipoten lar
for that purpose but, Of that proposed tre
was to be remuneration by Russia of the demands ma
by her at the OF the campaign, il
supposed that Rusia would accede tie proposal b
Oh the contrary, that she would consider It INSULT
demonstration of Turkish nsoence under the influence
victory.
If we may believe the accounts from Odessa. dspf
ton has lately manifested tsefn thu Russian army viii
If we mistake not has itself in the army in;
former The troops have lately expressed great
satisfaction the nature and the character OF the
They expected to haze win'ered IN the fertile plains
Acrianople nav to have reached the shores of the
phorus and the capital itself. 1t cannot, therefore, but
mortifyng to them retace their steps to the Danu
and to find themselves the end of the campaign,
very nnsition they occlped before its