Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-06

Letters from Paris state that portion OF the
French troops in the Morea, will return to France
Immediately, and the whsle Of them will leave as
soon as Col. Fabvier shall have fully organized and
fully disciplined, under French Officers, corps of
10000 OF the natives, for the maintenance OF the
authority of the President
Important Commercial Enactnaent-The Liver
pool Mercury saws :-'' By the 9th Geo. ~. Capt.
II, which comes into operation on Thursday next,
the lst Of January, it is provided that no endorse
ment or memorandum of any payment, written or
made after the time appointed for that act to take
effect, upon promissory note, bill OF exchange, or
other writing. on behalf of the party TO whom such
payment shall be made, shall be deemed sufficient
proof of such payment, so as to take the same out OF
the operation of the Statute of Limitations"
We hear that the Melville "A, is detained in Ply
mouth by command of Government until further or
ders. and it is conjectured that Capt Hill will be in
structet to make demonstration with this ship oil
Tangers, with view to bring the refractory CHI Ell
of that place to a sense OF propriety The elyil'e
has 200 troops on board.-West Braton.
The Brazilian Ambassador had sent a note to the
Earl of Aberdeen, to say that the Island OF Tereel
ra being de facto in the hands OF the queen OF
Portugal he intended to send there the Portuguese
Refugees, who were then at Plymouth.
Letters from Panero, of Nov %, state that the
Board of Health had ordered quarantine of 81
days on all vessels from Eng land. Ships from
England were refused admittance into that port.
The Dublin Evening Post of the esd Of Decem-
Der contains the following letter addressed to DR..
Curtis, the Catholic Primate of Ireland =
"LONDON, Dec IA, 1928
"My Dear Sr-I have received your letter of the
til inst. and assure you that you do me justice in
believing that am sincerely anxious TO witness
the settlement Of the Roman Catholic Question
which by benelttlng the state, would confer a bene
! fit on every individual belonging to it. But con-
TESS | see no prospect of such settlement. Party
has been mixed up with the consideration OF the
Question to such degree, and such violence per
yaes every discussion of it, that if is impossible tc
prevail upon men to consider it dispassionately.
..If we could bury II in oblivion for short time
and employ that time diligently in the consideration
lof its difficulties all sides, ior they are very
fgreat) should not despair Of seeing satstactor,
femeay.
I '',e'eve me, my dear sir, ever your most faithful
humble servant. WELLINGTON"
LONDON Dec. G5
1t is stated from Moscow under date ut 18th ul'
that notwithstanding the abundant harvest Of wheat
in almost all the provinces mast productive OF IT,
q al tlce, prices have been maintained very hi.a u
: the government OF Are, Tamboff and others, own
10 the ncessant demand kept up for the ports Of tn
Baltic. and the bad crops IN other countries.
The same accouns are given from kangaroo, ur
der date Of the 5h. 9th ultimo) An order ha
been received by commercial house from Trieste
for o., OGO thctwects. which immediately forced u
d the price of the article from 81 or 10 roubles. 1t
not stated. however, bow thi, order is to be excel
:. ted. and under existing circumstances the Blac
E, Sea wheat. though the Hellespont. is lmpractcab
d At the market of Amsterdam, wheat rose IRON
e to I ) forms the 10Th inst and considerable pu
IS cha-es were made for expectation and speculation