Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
FONEfEA nE1yS.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLhND.
Nv the nacket shin Columbia, Capt. Deano, ar

SEVEN DAYS LAlER FKOM
By the packet ship Columbia. Capt Delano' ar
rived at Now York from London, papers 70 'he
a2l of August have been received.
The accounts Of the destruction of the crops
Inv the late violent rains in England appear |"
have been exceedingly exaggerated. IL no" APP
pears that the grain has suffered comparatively
Little, and that there will be about an average pr"
Juce The state Of the weather has Deei much
the same in France as in England, and the harvest
has not suffered the injury which was at iifs' ap
pretended ,e
No later intelligence had been received iron,
! the Russian army, from which y was ih'ciie'
that Schnmla was not taken.
I Its now said that the English are IN great dan
Ger in PORTUGAL. The cabinet OF Don Miguel is be-
GINNING TO threaten them. Lord Aberdeen has
Withdrawn some oil the British vessels.
! The adyiccs from Constantnop,e are to the Goth
Of July. They state that the Porte had received
some alarming news from the pacha'lks % Erzernn
and Trcbzond. Gen. Pakewltch IS advancing
ganst Tiebizond, where there are national inaSa-
Zines or copper said to be worth 81 millions oinas
tres. and which the government nad me- ectea TO
remove Ii is said that ilassien hey was prepar-
ing to make vigorous defence Of Schunla
The powder magazines at St. Stetanip belong
IN TO government, had been blown up, and COO
Turks and 200 Jews had persisted, Inns was the
largest gunpowder manuiactory IN the ottoman
empire
The report Of Mr. Peel's resignation Of hi
Mace in The cabinet, it is said, by the London
| I ourier of the 18TH to De entlrely without tonn
dat.on. The Globe Of August 10Th says. " II is
reportea that the Lord III IA Admiral is again in
Office; the communications had taken place with
the colleges respecting the Catholic questions
and that the rendered resignation Ut Mr.. Peel
had not been accepted
The first part of the French expedition TO the
Morea sailed from roulon Oh the I'm OF August.
On their arrival it is said that joint declaration
will be issued by the ministers OF Great Britain.
France and Russia, at Corfu. Ad'ices IRON OdeS
sa to the Gath Of July, state that Admire! sSrels
had sailed towards Narna wita us squadron to Sc
cond the operations OF the Russian army.
All tile Russian squadron which had been oblig.
ed by stress of weather to put in at the Port Of
Plymouth, still remain there. The Russian ADM
rails ship however, is still missing, and great tears
are entertained for her safety.
meeting is about to be held at London the OH
jcct of which is application to parliament for
the absosation Of certain civil disabilities to which
the Jews are subject. The London Courier.
wh,ch generally speaks the opinion OF minister's
! seems to be in favor of Tie measure.
The Brazilian Ministers at London and Vienna
have published their protest against the usurpotoE
Of the Portugal throne by Don Miguel.
4 At Alexandria on tht 9th Of July, Thirty trans
ports @ere fitting out to take the Egypt troop,
from the Morea.
| From Haiifar-The Boston Traveller acknow-
lodges the receipt Halifax papers to the 18th inst.
/ :. The editor Of the Nova,cotian in speaking OF
the American Tariff and its effects, seems to coun
tenance Smuggling and good nataredly remak,.
that the . authority of Congress" having offered
50 high premium to the contraband trader, hc
will look after his own interest; and we think our
neghbors should learn to give aud take in pertec,
good humor, because American citizens have for
years. been employed il smuggling tea. silks, and
other articles, into the British Provinces, and il
they now carry back our merchandise, It will only
be another instance OF reci procity
Two hundred thirty three passengers, men, wo-
men and Children, nave arrived at Halifax in SIN
gle vessel from Rio de Janero. They were par
Of twn thousand deuded Irish emigrants, VII,
were little more than year ago induced by thC
otter Of free passage, and the promise OF lands Il
settle upon, to leave Ireland for the Brazs, and
who found on their arrival that the sole Intention
Of the Brazilian government was to make soldier,
of them. 10 this imposition they refused to sab
, init, and the British Minister or Consul insisted
on their being sent home again. or to some Bcitst
colony. Five vessels with 1900 hundred of thcs,
i people sailed for Ireland = ths big Highlander
with III men, 54 women. 9i4 children, in a stat,
Of entire desttutinn, lately arrived at ST. Ioln. n
b. and the remaining portion OF them have nov
4 arrived at Halfax."-.E i .urning Courisr