Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23
STILL LATER.


Y American whence she sail on the 5th ut, brings Lon
don papers day two later than tn received by the
C. ,lunbla rnmor, apparently of sine credioity
circulating, that ovcrtures had been made to Mr. Iisks-
son for a to the Ministry Another OF the
death Of u gIcl also prevalent but that seems
10 have been received in London very clrcnitously,
Such extracts as possess any interest will be found be-
The official intelligence of,he blockade of the Daranel-
les by the Russian naval squadron under Admiral Ieyden,
has been published III England. In remarkng upon the
subject the london Courier says" Now, to the effect
of this Bockade have not the least idea that will be
eecua preventing the Turks from being supplied with
stores and provlsonsthongh they may be compelled to
receive them in crcdous way. Their ASIA
ic territories. Persia and even Egypt can send provisions
bv means which the blockade Of ConstaptaopIe and the
Dlrlanees cannot prevent or check The measure there.
fore tt, which Russia has will repeat. render
the supply of provisions less and less direct but
il is not likely reduce Turkey to the necessity OF suing
for peace OF accedns to harsh terms in order to pre-
serve herself from actual famine. That any eectual
Blockade of the D.rlaneles be maintained during the
winter months, we have the authority OF Lord CongWood
4 for disDelievng.
Mr. Campbell has been reelected Lord .ctor OF the
Glasgow College He received o. ont OF lJi votes
The King of England he'd Court Wn>so1 on the Is
Of December when the Of tianoa, tie farser
decided He ordered tor execution Oh the Stu o. ID
cember with three others.
A London paper ot the 3 says - the rumours circu
hted, through newspapers, concerning the credit Of hos
esn the city, continue be generally talked Of the
mercantile world, and understand that the attention of
the bankers, body, has been drawn to the subject an
that they intend take legal advice 10 the possibility Of
checking winch are nfi u, to their inerests,co
bctivelv as well as indlvldnay.
Ne Liverpool Mercury OF Dec S. publishes note from
correspondents dated the day previous at half past y
clock fonsws Some Of the papers persist ing
that negotiaon has pending for the return OF NJ
H,sksson to tlr cs,net can state you upon authority
which uhqtestonI,e thet indirect, If not direct
have been made to THAT gentleman, at the suggestion
NJ Peel. This fact. What has been stated of his
having refused go back Unless Earl Dudley and Ness
Grant ard Wynne are re'nsatd may be true, (and indeed
personal friends oil Mr. Iukissn countcnance the rnor
bu, of thsI have heard nothing positive"
The LONDON Morning Chronct, in reference to the r
Of Ministerial Changes hoidsthe following language:
The public have been lately ttlsed with accounts Of
negotiations for the introduction OF Lords Salisbury Sid
mouth, and Lowther, into the Cabne' We assured
that changes contemplation but that the Duke of
i wellington is negotiating IN qli different quarter
Oyert,res have been made Mr.. lIsss,o for his return
to office and have to believe THAI are no
personal elections operating bar to the OF the
negocaton and his resumption of his Old station but that
he is unwilling to accept OF office without having his
friend Lord Dudley again Secretary Of Foreign AFFAIRS"
The report OF the death Of Don Mgucl has be
med to us by our Plymouth CORE pendent IL. informs
that was brought by vessel which arrived at Iooe
Sunday, in days from Figacra, with three Portuguese
passengers, who staEe that shortly bcfre their sang
n letter announcing the death OF ID Miguel was received
by English merchant at Fs;eua Government have
received, any intelligence OF such cventnor have the
4 Portuguese and brazilian minister's W uny pedgs
for having received the report from
respondent. Figuera is town near the mouth of the
Monlega-itis half way between Lisbon and Uporto.
the vessel from Fguer, in five days, she have
left it on the 25h November, and consequently nave
brought the latest accounts from Lisbon chose which
rived IN Sunday later than 2s'-and they sta
that the 23d and the 24h the month looke
for with anxiety, because they the 18th and 15
days. when CRISIS was expected to take place.
London Coulter.
Since the fall of Vara, the eyertons of the Porte
been redoubled 10000 additional men have been furnish
ed by the capital and troops arriving daily from Asia
Another division OF Russian prisoners had arrived, and ais
80 Wagons loaded with Standards arms, uniforms, &c
taken the latter actions before Varna, which favor
able to the Turks Several of ships had also arrived from
the Black Sea with provisions, &c. excepted.
AuosBuRGH Nov. IS.
The Austrian Observer of Nov 25 has accounts from
Constantnope OF 20lh Oct, which vary but little from
those given the Aig zeitung. They confirm thu
deposition OF the Grand Vzer and his Punishment,
the appointment OF the Captain P,cls his room. Jus
su whose bad conduct the fall of Varna ascrbed,
Paca OF Sores, and has been publicly outawed by few
of the Mufu. The military have been carried
with increased activity the Porte arnt of the ta
of varna The CONSUMPTION of all tine MusslInen in thu
capital and the registering OF those who able to bea
arms which had been suspended has been resumed
Military stores, artillery, and ammunition, are connuaI
Sent off to the arIy troops especially cavalry, are dali
arriving from Asia, and continue their march almost I'M
mediatey. Within these few days, Ayans OF 4cahls
sar, Adm, K,stamin Biredshk, and Yandou IN i. have
passed through the capital Another division OF Russian
prisoners has lately arrived, and 80 wagons loaded witt
standards. arms uniforms, drums, &c. taken in the late