Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

ed at Naples. as had the Russian and French pleni
potentiaries. Meantime, unless the accounts DC
grossly incorrect. the Turks are carrying on wig
orous winter campaign-ha,ing, as was reported.
crossed the Danube. in several points. aud threat
ening to drive the Russians out Of the prnelpaiilles
and back again beyond the PrHtl.
The condition OF the French nation, as INDICATED
by the rova speech, is very hourshins-uiuush
difficulties existed. apparently. as to the formation
of the miustry-or rather in supplying the place Of
~ de la Eerronaqe. as minister OF foreign affairs,
The opinion most prevalent was, that Inc succes
sion would fall upon w. de Rdynerat, man Of e.
pcrience and capacity, but not fluent as speaker.
The navy continues to be an object OF pride ana
care to The French : Il recent decree. contained N
the Moniteur, directs. that in consequence OF the
late develnpement of the French navy, the number
of marine officers shall be raised in the following
proportions that Of vice-adnras to y OF rear
adnras to "a of captains OF the ships oil Tue l'he'
of the first class, Al. second class, oo-l ~ cap
tains of frgates to $50 Leutenants, to 500 MID
shpmen, to $50. The promotions necessary 10 COM
Dlete those numbers are to be made only success
svely, and at what period the King may please.
The number Of Eeves of the first and second class
es is fixed at $50, and as reward Tor bravery ana
important services, the dignity oil Marshal Vi rrahee
is extended to Inc navy
-
inv tran-not less by Col. Fabvicrs active and yea
lous efforts. than by the withdrawal OF Lord C"ch-
rane's empty and vain-g glorious, and greatly over
paid services Capo d'lstrias will, we may hope,
unite the confidence and energies Of that long SUI
ferng people. :,
In England the approach Of the session OF Pallla-
ment was looked to with great anxiety, princlpaily
as to the measures 10 be taken respecting Ireland.
The Duke of Northumberland's appointment as "
ceroy had been denounced in the coarsest terms hs
Mr.. O'Conne, and little was anticipated from u
a. a measure of pacificaton. MIR. O'Connell had
signiied his intention Of presenting himself early
to claim his seat in the House Of Commons, and
great excitement will probably result iron any e.
fort to reject him summarly. as is supposed may DC
the course. With regard to the Catholics, ana me
measures to be recommended by the laDinet con
corning them the Times Of the st January has, as
will be seen. an artice--in very confident tone
anticipating that the Duke OF ellington mao maae
up lis mind in favor Of Catholic emancipation
Burke. the murderer OF his fellow creatures ioi
the sake Of selling their bodies had been executed
at Edinburgh. in the presence of an immense con
course Of SPECTATORS. The multitude testified their
most lust and natural horror OF his crime, BY the
widest shouts and acoamatinis, as be proceeded 70
the oallnws which were renewed with rehouOtu
vigor when he was turned off, and at each conyul-
sion 81 Ills DYING struggles. Il is a curious indca-
ton of the interest excited by this wretchs punish
ment and crimes, that the rope, by which he was Sns
pended was cut up into shreds, which were eagerly
sought for. and even some shayinss taken from The
coffin, in which The body was laid were seized up
on as relics.
From thc Journal DIES De5atS
We have received IRON NJ Eynard many cx-
tracts OF recent letters from Greece. all Of which
tend prove tliat that unhappy country is at last
on the road to more fortunate future. under the
wise administration ofCount Capo d'lstra.
From the GloLeof Jan. 81.
There is a report in the city that his Alaesty's ship
Redpole [the packet from Brazil) 50 long out Of
date has been captured by pirates. The rumour
comes from the Thames Police Office, where the
pirates lately taken are now under examination.
London, Feb. |.
Dispatches were received on Friday night at the
Foreign Office from Mr. stralord Canning, dated at
Naples on the 18th instant lie arrived there from
Malta on the l.lth. The Russian and French plen-
potentiaries were also there Mr.. Crotch the mes
senger was sent of'on FRIDAY night with dispatches
to Mr. Stratfold Canning at Naples, and Sir +. Ad-
am al Corfu.
| The Morning Chronicle Of Saturday also ventures
to declare on good authority, that it is at length,
determined to attempt the settlement OF the Catho-
| lie question this year "
The Gazette de France of "Wednesday says
We are assured that dispatches were brought yes
terlay by an extraordinary express, which announ-
ced that the Emperor Of Russia had sent orders to
the Grand Duke Constantine to put himself at the
head of the Polish army, and to march and occupy
The Prihcipaltes. Letters from Warsaw add. that
the army Of the Baltic has also received orders to
march to the South
London, Jan. 81.
The profound attention throughout the metropolis
and we have no doubt subsequently throughout
the country--which has been. aud will be, created
by declaration yesterday, of conviction that
Catholic emancipation is at hand induces US to re-
turn to the subject. No respectable or rational ar
gument has been attempted to shake our conclusions.
We still, therefore, retain our belief, that one, not
given to recede, is resolved as Minister to carry
measure, which must much exceed all others in
It's Importance and beneficial results TO this realm,
| bntIln II n.l..l