Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-09
FOREIGN.
From the Neu York american, Nay b.

Stevens. of the bris Mary Ann, when arrived last
night IN 95 days from Zanzibar, informs that the
Sultan of Muscat, arrived at that place ABOUT the
middle Of January in ship OF the ''he l'he liver
,,ool T. wo friuates. gun brgs. and great number
nf TRANSPORTS. with 5000 troops, from Monbas and
patta. having sublued both places. lie is Therefore
now in nossession Of all the principal ports from the
Isle IF Socatora to Cape Degado- The town ol
MoI;nda ;s no more, the walls Othe houses only re-
manning having been destroyed several years since.
II was the desire and intention OF the Sultan OF
Nuscat to send frigate to the United States tor
+be nurpose of forming a commercial treaty with
~. limited States and placing it on the same footing
with that of England He was endeavoring to pro
cure navigator capable OF conducting ship to the
Tinted States. The Imann expressed much sur
nrise that the Government Of the United States had
rever made the attempt to enter into commercial!
,re,tv vith him. The advantages arising from it, !
,youl,l he wholly in favour of American trade. HIS
.,,m,,io, now extends from the Persian Gull to
Cape Delgado =,
the isle Of Bourbon, on the coast. The schr
Irpion, Fresco, belonging to Bourbon. with cargo
of slaves was cut of at Linda, by order OF the gov
ernor, aud every Frenchman murdered except one
man. who escaped by jumping overheard anu SWIM
ming to the shore.
A Hamburger paper Of 2lst March, received by
the brig Konhawa. says the Russian Government has
nIv sputp
determination Of their army to pass the Pruth forth
with. and that any interference by England, or any
othor nower. would be considered tantamount to a
declaration Of war.-tiaz.
(r5- POSTSCRIPT
Bv the Columbia, from London, papers were re-
cieved at late hour, Of the LIST ut from winch we
give such summaries as our time allows. Inc LOU
rier of the 3lst March, presents summary OF the
foreign intelligence ieceived NJ to that date III Lon
don and thi. leaves the question: OF peace anu war
still undetermined. ,
A reoort prevailed extensively in London, that
Turk " had granted an arnisce OF three months to
Greece, but it was not credited.
The Courier of lst April says.
(;tg y o'clock--we are without arrivals In IN"
absence of news the funds remain steady, but with
so little doing that the price OF consois may DE con-
eidnred merely nominal.
Tho 'f,re;yn intelligence which has arrived by
Paris paper, to the GOTH AMI w Brussels and Ham
bureh mails leaves the qne-''.n OF war or peace IN
stat, guo. Whilst some accounts from CONSTANT
NOBLE would iluce Us to believe thai ne Suitan
hm, listened to moderate counses, others iIl-
form US of acts which do not Justify any such oti"i.
'rhe account Of the arrival OF two vessels at Odessa
from the Bosphor,.s, does not prove that the pas
sage is OPEN They said to be Austrian vessels
which have been permitted to return to Odessa al
Ter having been obliged to discharge their carSoes
of corn at Constantinopc.
Meanwhile. if we may form any opinion from the
intelligence that arrives from 81. Pet"rShurgh We
should say that the Emperor 81 III a.
cd mon war The Imperial Guard has lett 81
peersburrb, and the Polish and Lithuanian army
consisting Of 70 900 men, is to form an army OF re
serve.
rherc is little doubt az peace having been conclu
ded between Persia and Rl>Sia. i ne Russians mad'
themselves masters of the fortress OF AreDii. WINCH
scen,s to have ouickened the pacific Intentions o
d., oc
STA had arrived, and been deposited IN the hands o
n IN, British Minister, MIR. M'Donald The remain
"A dar yeas on lis way The Petcrsburgh Gazett
awaits itself of this occasion to speak highly OF hir
M'Donahrs conduct, who STRONGLY advised me och''
n TO make peace thus proving the good understand
VI ine that subssts between the courts 81 d. refers
n bursh and I.ondon.
N From the Courier of slst March.
ri I'VE have lust received. by express, the Paris ri
pers of Saturday, and one dated yesterday, the Ga
81 cite de France.
M They announce the intelligence of an envoy fro
Il the Dew Of Algiers having arrived at louloi. WI
I full mower to treat for peace Nay. it IS thong
% that peace has been already concluded. The nil
sM ,arv prenarntjons at garsees and ioulon nave a
III corngly been suspended, and the hiring OF vesse
AN stopped.
III The old story Of an armstice having been oiierc
% to the Greeks if they will submit, Is renewed. 81
# this offer has been made before anu rejected.
s# The arrival Of sune Asiatic troops at constant
sM nnpe is said to have led to excesses.
M Paris. .lfurch ga Nhrsellles Journal states
# follows.
M eff we NAV believe the reports circulated herr
M the arrival of A,iac troops at Constant,nop'e nj
ssa produced great anarchy. MISUNDERSTANDING all
4X eHnrts IN maintain order the Government has NJ
been able to prevent Christians being killed
~ the streets-rhe Turks themselves are not wifho'
III fear when thew leave their houses, and have som
A times fallen victims to the disorders whch prevail
the inevitable consequences of the situation VI whls
W this capital has been placed
GM .