Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17
TONExEN.
from The .Nezp York .Amer,can.

We iaSty postscript, last evening, Tue SUI
Of the intelligence received by the Don Qnxoe.
We at present add some further extracts.
In relation to the alleged massacre in Gambia, ct the
Greek inhabitants, have examined the French papers
1.-THE Messenger de Chanbres Journal DIES Debats, and
Gazette France) from Esd December to 5h January,
inclusive and find only the following article in the Journal
DIES DEFEATS Of Dec 80
.7ncona, December 1O.--The latest letters from
Puros and SYRIA renew the subject OF the massacre
in the cities of Gambia. Not single Greek surviv-
ed in these ces-all are said to have been massa-
cred, together with all who were of their religion.
Nothing is heard in the Archipelago but rumors of
the defeats of the Russians, and the Turks feel slim
uated anew by their success, IN their former res
olution OF DESTROYING Greece. The order OF the Sui
tan to Dram-A is not forgotten = IA bring HIM the
ashes of the Peleponesus.' The foreign admiras
are under no misrepresentation on this subject, but
they are tettered by their instructions. HE massa
ores of Gambia, however. have startled them from
their inactivity. The Greek government, on hear
ing of these occurrences, redoubled its efforts to
succor Gambia and to blockade its towns. The adj
mirals have also declared, that these towns shall
be blockaded by sea and our letters say that this
blockade is severely maintained.
.augsbug Gazette.
Notwithstanding the apparent accuracy OF detail in this
statement, deem the whole story very doubtful No
dates are gven-and of such nature could hard
y be left the authority of private letters OF Smyrna pa
pers
In the Gazette de France of Sd ut we find this extract
both Of Russian and Turkish soveregns on the score of
| peace
| Berlin. Dee. 2o.-Our latest news from Con-
stantnonle is of little interest The Porte persists
ia the same nurnose as at the commencement of the
campaign and the condition of its finances can
alone induce any thoughts OF peace; and as yet
there is no evidence OF embarrassment In that par
| t;cnI.r ,rho unan;m;tv which nrevaiIs amonp the
c. ~ u' d. 80 r. 49, a,.,,,,s,.
'oeSh h'h.s.c'' a. cru 70 w 'e ~ ~ ~ ~
i cannot but be useful to the Porte. The Prussan
Minister enjoys universal confidence Our Cabin.
of is also endeavournr TO use its influence with the
Emperor Nicholas, in order to obtain from him some
modification of the pretensions set forth in his war
manifesto. 1t is however doubtful, whether the
Emperor will consent to any such for it is said
Count Nesselrode during the last davs of his resi-
dence at Odessa addressed a circular to all the
courts i,nnortjno that his sovereign would not adj
NIT of any mediation from any quarter and re-
iterating the declaration of the manifesto that the
Enperor would not Law down his arms until COM
! plete satisfaction was obtained from the Porte.
These are not, it is true, very consong thoughts
the less So as it is alike impossible to change the
nnexibe temper either of the Emperor or the Sui
. tau. Still we are not discouraged-and clever
$ statesmen may vet hit upon some expcdient witt
v which all parties may be satisfied. The late con
lerences in London, though they have not fulile,
the general expectation, offer sort Of basis fo
: pacific negotiations The Government at Constan
e tinope eiened not to attach any Importance to thu
r forced evacuation of the Morea by the Musselman
-nevertbeless. the Turkish roops are ordered Il
r remain for the time being in the Pachachs to whic
st they are carried by the Allies and there await fur
Their understandable of augsburg.
W ,..,sr f.or, Can ,t, et If the Doth nec from
Grange, tell, nsand as he belongs to tie nation we MAJ
repeat--'hat Mle Perier, thc eldest daughter of NJ
George Laiayete> Ia lust made hm" great grandfather
ne same letter says II, o 'G ss nay
j. veued hsr FROM the several narts Of the Union It viii
J. something like Washington winter"
Y. The Presidents Nessoce 10 Congress- had bee
is .o,o;,oJ - I.,ndor .nd p,r;s arL .s ;s usual
IN ooa;a, H. ,ha a,l;tnrs in hose c;tips The Iondo
IN f,d,s;a. ,r noo 90 Tine sno,ks nr Il.