Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-04

when the question would come fairly before e
the house, he should be prepared to de- II
fend the course pursued by his Majesty's
Ministers, with regard to the Dutch embar- I
go. At present he should content himself !,
with saying that his Majesty's Government
felt as anxious as the petitioners themselves L
to bring the question to speedy and satistaGS
tory conclusion. (Hear, hear.) :
HOUSE OF COMMONS, May 90.
| COLONIAL SLAvERY,--Lord Chaudos, :,
seeing the noble Lord (Althrop) in his place,
would take the opportunity of stating that
there was strong impression out OF doors
that it was not the intention OF his Majesty's !
| Government to perseyere i'll the bill brought
into that house for the abolition OF slavery.
| He could not, for his own part, suppose for a
moment that it was the intention of the min
listers to get rid of the question in such an UNI
satisfactory manner.
i Lord Althrop said he was not aware of
what impression might exist On the. subject
elsewhere, but he was glad the noble Lord
had given him that opportunity OF assuring
him that it was the most decided intention OF
his Majesty's ministers to persevere with
the measure this session.. (Hear, hear)
} ST. PETERsBuRGH, May 4-The Tur-
kish General. Namick Pacha, left this city
on the 29th April to return to Constantine
: pie.
: BERLIN, May 13.-Accounts received
t here Yesterday by express, which came by
e way of Vienna, say that all proposals ofpeace
It have been rejected by the Egyptians. and
:. that consequently the state OF war will con-
It tinue.
:. HAMBERGH, May 1.-THE Russian Gov
y ernment in Poland has published an ordi-
:, nance of the Emperor, dated the 2Srd ult.
) by which persons accused Of certain politi-
i cal offences, including the publication of false
l. news, are ordered to be tried before courts
e martial, the sentence of such courts to be
is carried into execution as soon as they have
4 received the confi nation of the Viceroy:
to The Warsaw papers also contain an ac-
or count of IS individuals belonging to the late
e. Polish army who were concerned in recent
~ unsuccessful attem pit at insurrccton. Five
OF of the party were taken by Cossacks on the
u frontier, one of them poisoned himself, but
n the other four were brought before cour
martial and sentenced to death. The sen
a tence was carried into execution on three o
IS the surviving prisoners; with respect to the
on fourth, on account of his extreme youth, TIL,
II, sentence was mitigatcd into corporeal punish
II mcnt and hard labor
he EGYPTIAN NEwsPApER.-A journal i
n now published at Alexandria, under the it'll
he of 1Hszcr Wekaiesi, Egyptian News
OF The vignette of this paper, i'll opposition tt
lite the Ottom an Crescent, presented half sun
let shining forth from behind pyramid, on tn
r side of which stands a hourishng youn
DIV palm tree. On the left of the vignette ar
,f- t,ese wo'es. li'i.ea d. 1,o J'nss " ~
ID. Th;s no ,;er wh;ch i in thc Arah and Turks
lie ,anpnage,. pives no political news. but is con
fined to civil and military subjects, whic
he have merely local interest.
er- From the Swiss Patriot
qua Soxunr. Swtzrrland.-At a short d
~ lance from Solcure, on the high road to l.,
ind cerne, is situated the village of Zukwell.
the is there, in the vicinity OF chapel, that n
ring pose the remains OF !. hoscusko. po,,r
'ac- s,nnld .r;sa and thre.ton ~ tvrants onnres
~ inr the land of liberty. Al this yery nan
I X +, the glorious achievmcnts of great gener
ina burst on our minds.
med On the 51st of May, IS Poles proceed
S of from ooleure in military procession to Zu
ura Will to PROSTATE themselves at the altar
the inc Aliilis IVY Wsaiule .he asnes u an ~.
. ai,.l versary ofthc constitution granted ON the
sun of MAJ 700 ~ tho reon,' of Poland
ents Tic SIM ~, We HE irht Of i,s qlorous re
to the noble remnants Of a nation as iIlust
dc. Gus as unfortunate.
We The hospital chaplain, M. Saaner, W
,ipe at Zukwlll to give his plous assistance
acts the noble refugees.
In The religious ceremony over, the Pc
com left the temple, and knelt before the tol
inS'e containing the ashes OF kosciusko.
.,,nt would be difficult to describe the solel
ncN lty OF the scene no seeing the heroes
the Grochen and Ortralensky bathing W
tears the stone containing the ashes OF
nber hero OF Poland and swearing to march
nent; his footsteps. Perhaps al that very I
lonlal mcnt the vile slaves of dcspotism W