Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-23
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.


from llavre, we have receive Paris dates TO The "a
December. The papers do not contain any conir
nation OF the story of battle in which the Turks
were stated to have lost 10000 men.
Intelligence was received from Bucharest on tbe
9th October, that CaIaia had been evacuated su5
denly by the Turks, who had retired 10 Wid.
din.
The Russians were bombarding Widtn on Tho
Cd and Sd of November. and had destroyed two Mos
ques, and set fire 10 the fish market.
The three Ambassadors remained at Poros. nero.
ciang with Capo d'lstras 1t was believed thai
Greecewould he made entirely Independent and the
Notifications IN the MoIea, given up to the Greeks.
Capo d'lsria had returned from Poros to Eqna
before the 10th October and issued proclamation
in which he stated, that in consequence of the obsti
macy otthe Porte the three powers had acknowlede
ed the independence of Greece.
The Emperor Nicholas was received ON bis re.
turn to st. Pctersburgh with great enthusiasm.
News from Alexandria, contained in the Austrian
Observer, announces the arrival of the first exped
ton OF transports with troops from the Morca. on
the 2lth of September. There were e6 vessels
5000 troops, 600 horses, and 800 brass cannon.
The Grand Nizer, Mehmed Selim Pacla. had
been deposed and banished to Galipote, Izzct Meh.
met Pacha, who defended Varna, TO the last, had
been promoted to his place. Jussouf Pacha sus
peced OF treachery in that affair." has been declar
1 - - =" 90" PioICil} Ue6D COnllS
Gated.
| Don Miguel had met with serious accident his
thigh having been broken and several ribs and
the buckle his elrdle had, as was supposed. oc
casioned an internal injury.
The Empress mot her of Russia died on the 4tb
of November.
On the 18th of November, the sick list at G,bra,,
tar amounted TO GA, of which 444 were danger
! Gus.
/ The King of England had partially recovered
from his illness, and gave audience to number of
foreign mlnstcrs--among them was the American
Ministers.
Anlnrignc, it seems, is on foot in Liverpool to
deprive Mr.. llnsksson Of his seat in Parliament for
that town.
The Augsburg Gazette contains the following
intelligence, dated from the frontiers of Waachis
Nov. 3, According 10 accounts from Craioupa
Ten. GeisInar has redped new lmrels by the sue.
cess OF formidable attack on the Turks in their i'm
portan position at the tetede-pont of Kalafat and
OF which he succeeded in making himself MASTER
o'ilIstra is yet besleged 1t appears beyond doubt
that the Russlans will maintain their positions on
tins side the Danube throughout the whole line from
Varna and Silltria, passing through Bazardiik
which isnow being fortified as a place of defence
Hince the fall OF Farna, the Grand Vizier is sup.
posed to occupy position between Schumla and
Paravadi.
Z In Portugal there is reaction against the usurp-
ed government OF Don Miguel. Constitutional bands
were iorned-iirst III the province of rras-os Mon
ties, and afterwards in other parts of the Kingdom
letter from Lisbon dated Oct 90 SAYS that very
numerous one had made its appearance within ten
leagues OF The capital A great panic is said to pre-.
vail III the country, and the cabinet of Don Miguel
e nave been thrown into great alarm. proc amatior
has been issued offering large rewards for secret
deDunciations of conspirators.
By the packet ship Columbia, Delano, we have
] the London papers to the ed Dec. inclusive. The
dates from the continent are not SO late as those re.
ceived by the Charlemagne.
Frankfort letter of the 2lst notices the existence
OF a treaty OF alliance between Russia and Prussia
as no longer doubtful, and added, that according TO
Tue supuiaons OF the SAID treaty, 100 900 Prussians
were to enter Poland on the first movement of the
r. dish army to proceed beyond their frontiers The
London Courier the 29th, does not attach any cre
n dit to the report.
The Russian Admiral IIeyden ha. given official
notice OF the blockade Of the DardanelIes and Con-
i stantinople.
The Courier de Smyrna of the 81 of September,
says-oh the 10th, the commander and staff officers
OF the American frigate Java gave brilliant bali
r on board ship, to which all the Europeans of note
at smyrna were invited The Swedish feet arry.
f ed at Eglna the 9th and sailed agan for the Me-
diterranean on the 9th.
t The peralons voyage of the Czar 10 Odessa. The
following details upon the danger to which the En-
: peror OF Russia, and the Diplomatiss who accompa-
y med HIM to Varna were exposed upon their return
from thence, are contained in a private letter ofthe
It Goth of October from Odessa. The two vessels, on
: board OF which were the Emperor and the Foreign
Ambassadors had scarcely left the roadsted of Var
If ma when they were overtaken by one of those hor
c ribie tempests which are seldom known any where
i except IN the Black Sea. In the midst Of thick
y log which completely obscured from the view the
a SKY, the land and the sea, the two vessels we're
Is soon separated from each other, and lost righu
e darkness. 1t is impossible to convey an idea of
) the violence of the wind, the fury of the waves