The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02

Maha In rho course of . very long speech
be conttasted their situation wth tha, OF
Switzerland, srd Of tho United Statos--Or-
dered TO o second Tesding.
The Cor,es was still engaged 10 discussing
The articles OF the Constitution in regular
succession.
In the sitting of the 2s,h, NJ. B. Cameiro
made proposition for encouraging national
manufactures, by compelling ell persons
b~diog public oflices TO cio,he themselves in
articles OF the ns,ional manufscture.
4 letter from aD officer Of the ship Fury.
Zone I'd III. vessels employed in the nohhern
expcdi,ion) dated lo'n July, states ,hs, they
were in iair way of getting on, %, in coDsc.
quence OF considerable rain, the ice wss dis
solving very fast. They intended 6rst to
make the upper Savage Islands, to the north
OF which they expected 10 find The passige of
the Posl Sea
The King reached Carlton Palace q, the
evening 1.-THE B,h Nov. He arrived 10 the
Royal Yach, q, Ramsgste, on the sth from
Csisis This event was announced 10 the
inhabitants Of Inmdon by royal salutes rom
the Park sud Tower goos. Hi, heahh il
said to have been greatly benehued- BY his
excursion, and That his late attack Of the
goui has left no unpleasant symptoms He
has thus, says the Courier, gone through,
nraly four months Of considerably fatigue
and activity, commencing with the ceremo.
MES OF the coronation.
The new Lord Mayor Of London was
sworn into ,flice on the 8th Of Nov.
A person had unde taken to walk zoo
miles in three days. He had completed sew.
eu'y miles The first day, and forty.four miles
by two o'clock r. NJ. on the sscond. The
bats were even.
TURKEY.
An article from Corfu states, that 66 the
l5th Of Oc'eber, eighteen Patriot vessels
chased a Tur iish brig Of war ioto Chef Bay,
neer Il ,nte snd sho sustained an attion OF
seven bou's against the wlrle Of thcmj but
approaching TOO near tho shore, took tho
ground, and the Governor OF Zante, to pre-
vest communication, aud ss O suspicious fc-
YER was raging among the Turkish fleei, and
el.O To observe strict neutrality. sent down a
de,sehmeot OF an Office, end 10 men, end
Lieut.. Wight, Of the engineers, to explain
to the inhabitants the necessity Of neutrality;
about 2ooO OF them, (the Greeks) however
assembled, and from behind stone walls fred
upon them. Several were wounded and
! killed. Ia the mean time, some Turkish
ships hove in sight, and the Patriots ran a.
way. The Turks took out The crew OF their
brig and made IT also.
Prince Ypsirsni arrived At Frankfort on
the 3ls, Oct. nn his may i, PaHs.
a private letter from Vienna sta,ee, that
the Austrian government continues in the
same fenious Of good intelligence with Rus.
sis, and that all i,s ,E rts tend TO the maine.
nance OF peace in the east of Eorope. This
object can Only be obtained, in as for as Ihc
Ottoman Pors will consent, unrescrvedly,
to the jpst demands Of the Cabinet OF ST.. Pc
tersbu,g. 1t is true that the Djyan kss ac
ceded 10 mos, CT these demands but much
dihf;uly exists relative to the guarantee 70
qnircd by the Em.Peror Alexander in favor OF
the Greeks. The English Ambassador at
Constsn,ioopc, bad, it Is affirmed, in the
6rst place, proposed some mndi6cstions in
the demand, made by Rnxia--hu, this pow
er, would not consent to them--Ausiria, on
the contrary, is Of opinion, rs we'll ss ussia,
that the Porte ought to give the guarantee TO
tho cxteo, da.sanded ty Russia. In ,bis
state Of things il wss decided that Prince
Neucrnich should proceed TO Hanover 10 in.
lloenco tho K,ng of England to make com.
mon cause, in this respect, with Austris. II
~
neeo,ia,isn, England will be obliged to relax
moch in the policy she has hitherto held 10
ii regard to tho Turks.
Another sccoun, from Wanna states, ,ha,
the aEsirs of Turkey we're not yet arranged.
and that ths Emperoc Of Russia had declined
the invitation to take part in Congress. An
Interview was expected 10 have taken place
between the Empcrors Of Austria and Rcs.
sia and the King Of Englsnt but o. il dad
not, ali diplomatic proceedings were 10 obey-
cncs. This was considered "ss the King of
England's motive fer not visiting Visans.
: An English man Of war brig was tcst off
Flushing on 'he 4.h CT Nov. ms gate, and all
on board pcrisned.
Tae favorS able reception Of Brton Strogo.
noT by the Emperor. who conferred upon
him the o,der st. WlsLimir, had excited
vetv pleasing sensations a, Odessa.
Accounts from Venice Of Oct, 20, men.
ton tina, advices from Trieste state tha, Trip.
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