Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-22
Ibrahim's household con.;,


sons ; at the head of it are tho n
who at present acts as Governor.a
and Ahmet Efendi as Intendsu.
Ibrahim has at present the follou:
2 Egyptian briggs, 2 transports s"a
Modon, and one Egyptian brio =.
Provisions are distributed witt r'
but the ration is reduced the hail. \
ing the stock of provisions in fiji,
may last to. the end of June.
The ports of Modon and Nav,;.
ed to be most vigorously block.a.i
allied squadrons. An Egyptian ~
besides flour and biscuit, had ! oat
sum of money for Ibrahim, was wy w.
the Greeks, and carried into M q
want of provisions was sensibl1 y
Arab camp, and had caused a m,,
yer, which, from the number Of
most resembles the plague. Ibr,y:
to be extremely incensed at tbs
the European Admirals, and 70 l.
to execute severe vengeance in y
ifthey do not allow the provisions,
to be delivered to him.
The Austrian squadron in fl. "
mean is said to have been succa,l,
gociating an exchange of Gress
for Arabs, at the rate of one of n.
three of the former. 600 Greet
delivered and sent into Egina.
1t is stated, in London pape,a
that the Ministers of the Ailiedp'
meet speedily at Corfu. The ~
lister has already taken his den.a
Mr. $. Canning will soon join f.
mean time the Foreign Minister'S,
stantinople will continue to prps'
Porte the necessity of yieldinp r.
ty of London, and should the pov]
posed to adopt a more yielding
negotiations would then probablv
ON at Constantinople. 1t is not =
ed that an immediate adoption ofr|
cy would have a powerful effss,
separate negotiation to be cam.
tween Turkey and Russia,
In the House of Commons, on fl.
Lord Palmerston presented a nss
the University of Cambridge. nv N,
the abolition of slavery in the cOI II
Spring Rice expressed his couT-
no cabinet, however constituted, n
to swerve from the resolutions n,,,'
house on this subject in 1893.
On the same day short debats,
on the wool trade. Alderman N
tended that it would be in vain IA
high price of wool, as long as m
could supply the country with t5s
IS per cent. lower than it was nv
home. Mr.. Irving said, the pro6s
tenn was acted upon in various fo,s
tries. The United States and Pr
taking measures to manufacture
selves; and the woollen mannf,+
England must be sustained, BY eu,I
to obtain the raw material of spr5
and at.such a price as would email
compete with foreigners.
New BRITISH MINISTRY. II,
Gazette announces the appoiptmed
King IN Council, Of
The Right Hon. George Earl of Ab.y,
Earl Dudley. D'pS
The Right Hon. Lieutepant Gens-l,
Murray, to be Secretary of State fortbsS,
OF Colonies and War, vice Mr.. Nuskiwm
Sir Henry Hardinge, Secretary Il Va
Palmerston. T"-
Lord Lowther, First Commissioner b
Forests, vice Mr.. Oh. Arbuthnot.
Mr.. Courtenay, Vice-President Of N
Trade, in lieu of MIR. F. Lewis.
Mr.. Horace Twiss, Under-Secretard
the Colonies, vice Lord F. L. Gower
Mr.. G. Bandes, Secretary of the BOasl
vice Mr.. Courtenay.
Lord marlborough is to remain Lon
The Irish Secretaryship, vacant by The
OF MIR. Lamb, is not yet filled and The
Grant, President of the Board of Trsh
cant: Lord Lowther, Sir G. Murry, M
and Sir Fl. Hardinge, have seats in the 4
The Right Hon. Vesey Fitzgerald is
President of the Board of Trade, but nut
settled.
The chief secretaryship of ireland VII
resigned by Mr.. w. Lamb, is said to hav
ed to MIR. FARMLAND Lewis, who decla
Lambs successor is not yet named
By the Samos, Capt. PARsoNs,h
ma, papers, letters and reports
place to the Goth April are rece1
accounts from Constantinople aid
so late in date as those receive
Europe, are of some interest. al
rate former advices The Suit
Joined on all Musselmans to bans
gance in dress and decorations
turn to the simple habits of Their
which rendered them happy in
formidable in war. Troops wei
daily at Smyrna from the interi1
and proceeding on to CONSTANT
official notice of declared Wa b
had been received at the Turks
and the hostile advance of the Ru 3
was talked of as a common al NJ
Turkish regulars remained at G
pie, and would proceed to the
the Sultan. The Russian squad u
Black Sea had been deserted tab
ings in the vicinity of the Bospb
this, no more than other events
to effect the repose of the TurE
The inhabitants are mostly fan
think, that if their cause is just
en- is on their side, human meau
jure them; and that their saliva
tain. 1t was however said, thg
attitude assumed nv the Sultan,