The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-08

cape, than the blossom torn from the
stem. The King ard the Church have
been Pleased lo exclude the Queen from
the prayers OF the nation; bot the pray
ers OF her people have been doubled and
redoubled, and never shall | cease to i'm
plore of the Throne Of Mercy to shower
down the treasure Of its mercy on that
generous people, which the conduct OF
their rulers does not reserve.
Mr. Williams followed Mr.. Brough-
am, and addressed the House till the
hour OF adjournment on the Ath, without
having flushed his comments on the ey-
idence against the Queen.
Several oi the Queen's witnesses had
arrived and more were on their way.
Pergami had passed through Paris, and
proceeded Tor Calais.
A number Of promotions III the Brit.
ish army and navy are announced Ad-
mral Sir {. itowley is appointed to the
command oi Jamaica.
The Portuguese Minister at Ham
burg ha, protested against the recent
proceedings at Oporto.
There is 10 later intelligence from
Portugal.
A letter from Naples Of September IL
states, that accounts had been received
from Sicily ofa sanguinary between the
Royalists and Palermitans, in winch the
latter were defeated with the loss of a
greater part of their force; and that Co
lonei Costa had entered Palermo on the
9th at tine head of his armies The bat,
tie is said to have taken place about Is
miles from Palermo, and the, news to
have been received by telegraph.
Accounts from Rio Janeiro to August
lead to the belief, that the Brazils are
by no means in settled state, and that
it is not improbable the revolution in
Portugal viii extend itself across the Al
lantic. The letters from Bahia, sc. are
written under the apprehension of the oc.
currence Of some important event, and
it is even suspected that the projected
revolution in Portugal was known in the
Ia zils as early as June last,
DOVER, October I. Z
The Dart passage vessel arrived yes
terday from Boulogue, with IL or Ia
witnesses Gor the Queen. They are all
well dressed.
PARts, September %.
NJ Pergami arrived yesterday NOR
ming In this capital, took post horses, and
proceeded for Calias.
September, % P. NJ.
We stop the press The cannon re-
sounds. The Duchess of Berri is hap
PLY delivered of Prince.
! The Duke Of Reggio was severely
wounded by fall on the 26th.
The Countess O!di is said to have
! passed through this city Yesterday, on
her way to London.
MALTA, August 81.
Al present. all is anarchy and conlus.
ion in Sicily. Movable property is con-
sidered very unsafe by British merchants.
who write in great alarm, and applications
have been made to the government OF
this Island, for vessels Of war to anchor
of Palermo, and Me,sina, to afford pro.
lection in case oi need. Several individ.
uals have embarked their property in
ships upon the coast. stili hope the
SiciIians will succeed in their struggle
for liberty.
CoRrU, September 2.
On Monday, Prevesa was Surrendered
| to the Grand Seignor by Vcli Pacha, sec
ond son OF Ali pacha, who went on board
the Turkish .Admlral's ship and gave
himself up 1t is said both he and his
youngest brother, Mecmet Pacha, have
been sent prisoners to Constantinople
Pashie Bey is also said to have entered
Janina a, the head OF $4,000 men ano
tina, Ali Pacha had retired into fortress