Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


Portsmouth Dec and Isle of Wrht Dec 4
Robinson from Hayre Dec s-Montano Buln feo.,n ditto
Nov 17cb.Jos C,r-ou fyI,r,, CO., ,;.. ~ I, u,
],o, s, ~ n w, ' ~ - 70
A o' w -'e"hotA 1Ahe'icah Vi ffiuay, the following
summary
FHoM EuRors.-Aftera long interval we were vester-
day afternoon with foreign papersbut they arr
snguary barren of that sort of interest," which eci.sa
bic community seems alone to look fothat derived from
actual war; apprehended scarcity As TO war things
main very much they were-No important movement
has been made by the Russians since the fall of varna
they appear now to be intent upon the reduction of ss
taand then will from the general complexion of the
accounts appears to us clear sit down quietly before
and await more favorable season for tay
| Meantime the diplomacy of Europe will be at work to
bring about peace The Emperor had gone to ST Pc
ersburgh-where, within short period after his arrival
From the conquest of Varna--his ambitious mother the
Empress Dowager died.
Belps Weekly Messenger saws from all the news ar
rived from those quarters appears that the Russians are
much more desrous of finishing the campaign than the
Turks In other words the Russians are move exhausted
getting the victory such as is than the Turks are bv
losing the battle Our own opinion has been already ex-
pressed that the winter will be season of active negota
on and that Europe will be enioyin perfect pacGcation
in the North Eastern before the return
of the next spring."
The Traveller of the Cd December speaks in the same
strains By private letters renewed this mornin from 81
Petersburrh we learn that an opinion was
there's that Nicholas was anxious hat negotiations shod
opened through the mediation of this country f1r the
settlement of all differences with Turkey. Money had be-
come universally scarce at ST Petersbrp and there
well as here discounts were scarcely to be obtained
A+o.b ~ s.n 80 ,, s -, n,s, 4. .L:,
l.h - ~ - pr 49, - =, - -, Nv . '' :" '""
e. ,I q. ~ ' ~ J''ubI ' .iI piie1 ,1 Pa'ti ieie
H., ~ I. I, f e.; ~, 49, t,; - IL, e1 -
, S eny ~ ~ Do "he"' MAINS oee'i .suuSea y
RISE ~ Jug price 70 one Shans per much
oe'S" "iea. III "ae ,inieu".ey e','ste". ror Pr
In ' ~ e'e VS. lIiet , " ',e oon'eIo'a "eau
ne hing OF 1''Bahd hau experiments severe ATTACK
~ sou' ""o,,' WV. , .iie secson ~ wlc .F
iWesso u"~oeu Ior an f.ns'si Mug -causeua genera
impression lwhch the newspapers eynce tat MS HE I
fiS 'ai hu"eVsr' 80 a i" 10 i"'
oourt AT ~husor Cast.e' nc Duks OF Glafehce-neA
~ sueeessio 70 Tue aso saa 70 DC IA very ee
Our paris n,ners oh ave in .hun,,apc aud - the ~
Dec rive long nrnance of the King ann,ntin SAM
new and dsmssine some former Counserrs of State Pre-
tets &c. The ANTI Veie papers applaud this proceeding
Their opponents disapprove il aud call it concession to
the revolution.
The French military and marine forces had obtained en-
tire possession of the Moraa having been Obliged to bonn
bard for few hours the Castle ofte Morea OH the STRAITS
Iof Lepanto-garrsoned by 500 1urks-who sure
as soon as breach was effected The British pates TAI,
bot and La Blonde aided the French attack by landing
Sailors marines and cannon and throughout acted unde
the orders of Admiral de Rgny This certainly looks like
harmony in the views of the two governments as to the
proceeding of the French in Greece. The French troops
the Morea appear to have suffered severely from s k
ness.
| Don Miguel of Portugal, driving his sister,
turned and broke his thigh The accident was occasion
the Don Vas reeevsd "r" hs w his mes
we're alarmed. ran away. and overturned him. Other
more sarcasticaly alege that he applying the whip
Numerically to his beasts AMI that they more spirited than
ms subjects feoeed ana 0ysr'nreW MN ne was SAD 10
DAYS after the acciden, bone had no, been set.
rhe rasages of the fever at Gibraltar still continued
The latest dates to the lll Nvember The weather had
'een favourable for checking the fever the last few days
ana sae Gs aeG n N Inc namoer o. de o t ,n
ae number IN the spal, was 6Ilnew cases s6deaths
lii,
Sir Walter Scot as been elected Lord Rector of the
University Of Glasgow
.4aa"me .fiahoFan mas oeen acquiring new laures by
i' - 'ile 1'aua
- &c ta, 4, Tue has h & wn a.
Tha e.;,una IS ~ r,, ua.ss - ,Iass.. b.. "a
)cbanman' uroduced sreat sensation. At mee';ns Of
Their creditors, Nov g. many large debts we're proved
among which the following The Chichester Bank