The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

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Extract efs letier, received here.

"Since writing this morning, we have rc-
ceived the unweIcome news, that complete
revolution has taken place in Tonis. The
Bey has been beheaded, and every Christian
nassacreod without discrimination. The in-
formation has been officially announced here
by the FRS, Senator and corroboratos the
report which We had few days since, which
was that the Turkish soldiers had formed O
conspiracy to behead tho Bey, and put his
son on The throne giving Tunis the same
government as that Of Algiers--i. 9. for the
soldier. 70 elec, their Bey. Insurance has
risen from l to Ia per cent, from this
60 Naples. Commodore Perry 10 now here,
and intends to proceed with the Java, Erie
and Ontario, to Tucis, and 10 ease this news
10 true, he will send sloop OF War 10 con.
voy US down.
:" Mr.. Anderson, our consui AZ iunis, Is
now here On board the Java"
BY the arrival, last evening, Of the eniP
Courier, Captain Pence, fsom Livercool W.
have received Liverpool papers to the 10Th
ultimo, aud London to the l7th.
Lord Exmouth's squadron was preparing
TO sail Immediately for the Mediterranean,
with an accession Of several additional heavy
ships and bomb vessels. Marine artillery,
and a company Of the rocket-corps, were TO
attend the expedition, The feet will Include
seven sail of the line and ii was said that the
Dutch feet were to corporate with II. Or.
ders had been given for the ships to receive
iron cables, and to have bits fore and aft for
fastening springs, in caae it should be ncces-
sary to lie broadside to the eRemy's batteries.
Several Of the ships had already left Ports
mouth harbour.
The duke Of Wellington was still in Eng.
land. The object of his visit had not been an.
nounced bus it was reported at Paris that
he was the bearer Of treaty signed by Louis
XVIII on the 9th of June. 1t was assert
ed that his absence from Paris was not to
last more than fifteen days.
Intelligence had reached England Of the
renewal Of tho NepauI war, but their advices
from India were still not so late as ours by
near month.
Mr.. Sheridan is dead, aad was inferred July
Is, with every demonstration Of respect, in
the Poets corner, Wes,minister Abbey, =
space having been found for the body near
those Of Addison, Garrick and Cumberland.
His funeral was attended by numerous pro.
cession Of persons Of the highest political
and literary distinction Of all parties.
The Rev. Dr.. Watson, Bishop Of Lsnd.
sff, is also dead, he having attained 10 the
. age of eighty years The learned Dr.. Her.
be-, Marsh, is to be the new Bishop of Ian.
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The Pirates, according to an article from
Naples, have already felt the vengence Of the
Christian arm. A Neapolitan ship of the line
and two frigates, are said to have had an en-
counter with q squadron of pirates, which
they defeated completely. A barbarian cor
sair has been sunk before Barletta.
Mr.. Gailatin, our Minister to France ar.
rived at Paris July ~. II was rumoured
that an exchange Of ra,i6cations of a treaty
of Commerce between the United States and
Russia was TO be made at Paris.
A st. Petersburg letter Of June Is, says -
eve are assured our Court ha. concluded a
Treaty Of Alliance with tho Uoired States;
one article Of which guarantees to u, the
possession Of two ports in the Pacific Ocean"
The Dutch and Neapoi,aa squadrons are
10 corporate with the English s' subduing
the pira,icai States I; it is however, said, that
Turkey will not view the destruction of the
power Of these Barbarians with Satisfaction.