Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
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Liverpool to the 25tn September.
rbe Russians meet with great resistance from
4he Turks, In sorte from Chonma the Turks
had made themselves masters of three redoubts
and cut to pieces the Russians who defended them
--.tiencral Wrede was killed.
The Turkish plan Of campaign is said to be. to
make const mt and vigosous sallies from their for
t,-,,e,. aud thus obiige the Russians to divide
tteir lorces.
The Emperor Nicholas sailed from Odessa on
4hp 81 of September, on his return to his army
1.oa He tesbury did not accompany or follow
his Imperial Majesty. The other Ambassadors
yln are military men, we're to follow the Emperor
il TWO or three DAYS.
GEN Ivanolf is dead Of the wounds he received.
The Grand Vizier left Constantnop|e on the
4 Goth and was to proceed 10 Chouma direct, with
10000 men.
The sultan intends to take the field az soon as
! tie Russians have passed the Balkan Mountains.
1t is now almost certain. that the Russians have
not n'naned any considerable advantages over
The Turks.
4 The sultan hae sent sabre Of homer TO EFnssein
&pacha, as marx Of his appreciation Of the Pacha's
conduct.
The eyiled Janissa;es had returned and form.
led A conspiracy. II was discovered The STAN
Edard Of the prophet had not been displayed.
The Frenc1 ave sending third expedition from
Ernann. 1t was TO sail between the Goth and 50th
E5rp'cmber
II The Ambassadors of France Finland. and Rus
Bsi have commenced their dellbe, ations at Corfu.
Ia i, said they are about to quit Corfu for the seat
Epf tie Greek government. at the Isle OF Spezzia
IA iarahim pacha intends to fortiiv camp between
|koron and Molou 1t is said that lbrahm does
|Snu think of leaving the Morca. but intends to
H. axe resistance. He has provisions for six
snoaih,. Admiral Go'rinston had gone to Alex
|dandf;l
N RE French liberal Journals talk great deal
Nab nj the inactivity Of the Duke Of Wellington
n The Turkish bulletins state that they have ami
An, .,ed 10000 Russians AMI that the Krar Of
|}Ri,>n (C..) hal fled TO Co j, Ba, (Ode,>a.)
n re news nf tnp French expedition 10 the Morea
HAS set the Dlvan in fury; they compare tine
|invasion to that If Egypt in 1898. There does.
however. some difference exit, for the treaty of
! ~ s n july hi, been officially announced to he
Divan. n
rle Porte insists that .teGsaccess of the Rus
sians il ,sia Minor, hsye not been 50 important
a, they announce the Ministers speak of the
march Of troops from great part OF Anatolia
against Gen General 'ikewitcn, who will meet
with An ,nsncmouutabe resistance at Erzernm.
The disturbances in BOSNIA according to the
Turks, b,sin to settle, and all Rnmea is read,
IL oppose bnth The French and Russians. The
English are ta,orabl, spoken OF, as taey continue
always TO regard item as allies; We even believe
tnat thev have ore more secret agents estab-
lishcl al Cnna,antnople, and that great person
Fl age will very speedily show himself in an Official
Il character at Fera
n The Emperor Of Brazil has issued proclama
Il tion to the Portuguese. He dacs not speak A.
n their sovereign, bat as the father of Donna Maria
the second.
q The Queen Of PORTUGAL was expected at Fal
4 month at the latest dates Palmetto and Itaba>
v ana were waiting for her Valdez the Governor Of
N Maderia. had arrived at Falmouth
h Russian loan had been contracted for in Am
stcr'lam 10, one million and half sterling, with
/ the horse Of Hope & Co
A Tie English Funds hai been heavy, on the GOD
Sept. with scarcely any variation in the price 0
u Con>ns: 81 SO is the only quotation. Elk
N cheqaer Bills, 20 II; India Bonds, "a 96 Al
n thre o'cock, Consos we're quoted at 81 8 to
4 SO
cent in day. The rise was imputed to some
new financial arrangement in contemplation
some changes have taken place in the Tnglsl
N cabinet Lord Melville is re-apponted to thu
n Admiralty The SUCCESSOR TO Lord Ellenborous
TO the privt seal is not yet known nor is tn
n surVeyor-generaship OF the ordnance filled up
h Sir Robert Owen does mt return to it. He re
II tires from public life altogether Lord Mevi
was in the same post during the Liverpool all
h ministratinn.
The Inntlon Papers are vcrv warmly discussin
the proposition whether England is snffering fror
want Of trade not. They have great difficult
to come to a conclusion
There was great meeting Of the propretors
The bank Of England on the 18th Sept. 1t was cor
n fdenty expected that the charter would be renew
+ ell by the government,
Hunt wrote letter to MIR O'Connell, of Ircan,
accusing the latter of improper conduct towart
the radicals NJ O'Connel rep!ied, and compct
ly demolishedthe backing orator.
~. I. paper.
.aIutanihule-A writer at the Smith snme tin