Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-07-06
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lone, each patient provided with comforta.
Bile cloathing and soup tickets for fortnight
: And the Board anxiously hope that the
, warning they have so frequently given, with
respect to the necessity of temperance, may
be attended to.
Gull War IN the Mored.--A letter dated
Tonion, May7, gives the following intelli-
gence:
/ "The covettee La Dilligente, Hale, com
fmander, arrived in our roads yesterday eve-
ming, after a severe voyage from Navarino,
from which she sailed on the 18th April. In
consequence of the pressing orders TO depart
given by Admiral Hugon, who commands
our naval force in the Levant, this vessel
was not able to carry many passengers
Events Of most important character are said
to have given rise to he precipitate depart
ure.
1t results from the reports made by Halle,
the commander and the officers on board,
that the Greek Constitutionalists, after sew.
eral combats with the troops of Colocotroni,
had obliged Capo d'Istrias and his partisans
to save themselves on bord the Russian YES
sci AzofF
SIN this state, the three Admirals COM
mandng in the station, French, English, and
Russian, not wishing to favor openly either
of the two parties, without Interior instruc-
| tiOiio tOiii thClI respective OOFCInlutntb, a.
greed with one accord to take possess on Of
the fortress, as well as the citidel of Napolis
which had been rendered impregnable BY
art and nature. The Iphigenie frigate a6-
cordingly landed chosen portion of its crew
for that purpose.
Colocotroni, who has taken the field to
support the re-establishment of Capo DIS
trias on the throne of Greece, seized upon
Argos, upon the plains before which he has
drawn up a force of from to 1000 men, and
thus cut off all communication by land with
Napoli.
A considerable porti m of the Russian for
ces is stationed at Argos, who have shown
great inclination, and even made some efforts,
to come to the assistance Of Colocotroni, iii
order to render isparty more predominant
in order to discourage the Greek Constitu-
tionaiists !; but, being closely watched by this
two other powers, the Russian commander
has not yet ventured to declare himself,
through fear Of provoking a more effective
interference from the French and English
forces, which appear to be upon terms of the
best understanding with each other.
Some fear, however, is entertained that
so many attempts may after all succeed
and it is thought in the Levant thatit would
| be advisable to increase the French and
| English forces in those seas There arc
| IUDSC WIZ SllIl llllitf tildi Nbi-
vette was sent to France only for the pur-
dose of reporting the real state of things in
the Levant, and to solicit further reinforce
ments to our small land army. As to the
squadron, it is too small in number to be Ca
| pable of watching all points, or to make head
against the very considerable force which
Russia can at moments warning bring in
to the Levant.
/ Another letter from Nopoli, of'the 18th
Of April, contains as follows:--
"Augustine has been wholly discounted,
and the Senate have formally decreed his
overthrow. A commission, composed Of
seven members, John Collect, Mataxa, Col
liopoulo, and Ziami, Biographies, Ipsilanti
and Conduriotis is charged to govern Greece
till the arrival of ihePrince or Regent whom
Bavaria shall send out.
The partisans OF the Russian system show
ed disposition yesterday evening to raise
disturbances, and pillage the city. This
faction, led on by Redius and Nikitas, has
however, been disabled from doing any sub
stantial uIischief by the nice precautions a.
dopted by the residents in landing the crews
: of the ships. Ismades is still President OF
the Senate-Capo dIstrias is embarked.
and Peter Mavromchalis and his brother
; had been released from prison.
Reform BiH--The announcement last
evening of the return of Lord Grey and his
; Colleagues to Office. was received by the
public with the liueliest demonstrations of
10y. The little political coteries in the
street testified their satisfaction in every pos
sible way, cheering, singing and dancing,
) and in all parts of the metropolis the welkin
rung with John Bulls boisterous hilarity.
This was, indeed, reaction. Almost all
e the banking houses that are connected witt,
2 the country banks forwarded the news to the
y country by express. We have to notice ons
! pleasing result of this new and gratifying
= state of things. Before 9 o'clock in the e.
n vening many Of the offensive illusions to the
e Royal Family which have been so conspicu
U ous during the last three or four days ha'
:, disappeared.