American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-01
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Shipping List to the evening Of the l9h IF y an
Der, inclusive. " Nosem
We lind no later intelligence from ,bo ~.
war; elther on the coast, Or in ale ,ntpr;n. ~
Morca. There are ad.ices from ,nia ,,m' q the
III the neghborhood of Nayarno. ia Tho yr eu,'u
tober hut they contain no additional f,c,s " VIC
interest, in regard to the great naval bat,lo = sus
oi the allied squadron is to 20 to Tie DarJ, HaF
winch It y supposed has for ITS object tho ,da
Of menaclng position, for The purpose Il ~
t'nS Tue christian residents at Con.tan,n".I
ana was h"Pcd that It would 81 fleet III. L.1i.
ble o'ect before the arrival Of brahim,s r,,,a.
conveying W. news ~ the complete ,esfruci,on
the Tuiki,h fleet. That news. howcyor "
pears ~ letter, reached Constanlinoplc On H.
eth Of October the same tav Of tho aa,a IS wv
letter, from Iante and Corfu from wbirh vo ~ 'ne
derived the foregoing. The letter is as olln,'.
"G"niason and dismay reign in ali quarter, e
thl- c'y. succession OF disaster has cau.el
display 81 race aud lear bor,ierin. On u.a,i, !.
would appear by despatch forwarded ~ tle r.
ans, AIlnllal g our Amhas. a'lor here, that NJ
Whole Of the Inrco.Ea ptlan ilect had bepn j..
trpyetl in HE bay Of Navarn, ON tie pn,h n.,as
and that the batteries Of that poit had been ,ena
cred useless. hat is more. the E.yp,an ,ons, j
ale III state OF mutny and Starvation. ,anda E
my over The country aud beng cut u in le,sl
M, tiagcal news. combined with The lecett H.
st1Acise htrs, seems to have paayscl. n nto
The efforts OF the Turks in their war densttmcr, l.
All i at stand still. Troops and shipping m
der orders have been countrrmatdetl and N o.. II
traordlnary Divan ordered to assemble torlhniIN (
Connected with these events. tie REFS iHrndi ia
been disgraced, and is III coulinement-a nrpuds
OF course. to decapitaiun Our suburb Is a, .,
perfectly tranquil, and it is to be hoped viii re.
main 50. Communications with the Foreign Am.
oassadors have been extremely frequent since tle
receipt ct this news, aud messengers inuumefable
are passing and repassing after the usual hons d
diplomatic business. II is the upinlon IT all III,
best informed English here, that all msst a0d Mn
be settled TO the cbtlte satisfaction Of The Allied /
Powers, and immediatgly.o
II was currently reported on the London ".
change on the afternoon OF the 10Th NuyemNr
that on the arlyrl Of the news Of the destncion
p the Turkish fleet at smyrna, blood had been +
'pilt. 1t was said that almost all the resident
Franks had been batbsfou,v maisacted III coli i
,iood, and that the Foreign Ambassadors hail
ought refuge in the Russian sliips Wing of liz +
port. on inquiry, however. these reports could
'e traced 70 no authentic source.
Admiral Codiington. at the last date, was AZ.
ivels employed III repairing his damaged vessel, |
i Malta and Lante. London paper adds =
ltaapears to be the intention Of Government not
2 allow those ships which have sustained ulWy
Q come home. but that the whole Of them may be
Gifted at Malta; shipment d tie requisite
naste, spars, and other naval stores. being ahogt
Q take place from tie Go, comment Aep.ts ior lts
lrPose,' Meantime the En- ,l part Of Inc
qnatrnn IS g be rciaiufced with all conyenentey
~ what extent doe, not appeas-- I
IN express had arrived al ~ucYturss Dock \ ard, B
rom the Admiralty. with orders Is fl snt lie
Gloucester. ~ guns, lor sea. Immediately, 8 %,
IS reported, against the Iulks.
Admiral Colringtan had issued orders for all I
es-els sailing to the Dardaneits. 70 be stopped 1
nth the intelligence Of the effect Vt tnc late drfa
hould have reached the combined squadron, ilam
onstantnope. 1t j, also stated, that in addi,oa |
, the precautions taken by dispatching yessels u
mvrha and Son,tantinople Immediately after the \
attic OF Nasarino, Admiral de Rigny had made
q arrangement with the consul, at Smyrna, that |
! the event of any decided rupture taking place.
ie vessel sent with tie news should make a signal
ctorr She entered the port, in order that before
,e Turks could possibly obtain any news, the
formation might be communicated to the Euro.
can residents.
The French Admiral dc Rigny, it viii be recoI
ctcd shifted his fla to the risatc La Syrenc- in
re late action Oh Na,arno in order to get into
re hottest part Of the battle. The return d the
isuaitics on beard Of that vessel. stated the nun
r Of severely wonntcd" at 20. ct the sever
y Of these Wounds some idea may be formed from
e TACT that twcntythree amputatious were deem
necessary. The total loss Of inca suffered oy
re Iuiha, N the engagement, exceeded five iioa.
md.
The Morning Chronicle ays:-s. We have seen
gentleman who was at Nayarino at the time m
re engagement. He assures Us that the Russians
iicred much moie severely than either the En'
ish Or French, from their having been mnle e.
,set 10 the heavy fire Of the batteries. lhelrsNps
ere ,lreadfuily mauled by the large shot Nhlea
rncl. them; bit the accounts Of the actual 1865
i'll he received trom st. Petersburgh."
The goth Of October appears to be fortunate
~ for the Greeks. On the 20th Of October au-