The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-31
Foreign.
FOREIGW IhTELLIGENcE.

The Robert Fulton, Capt Hoidndge, arrived at New.
York, on Saturday evening last. in 43 days from
Liverpool bringing London dates to the evening Of
the 4ib, and Liverpool of the 9TH septe nbey.
The quesIoH Of fecfe or s0ar vac snH nn-
decided. Private letters received in London
from Consantinopis, dated Aagast 7,b, siase
that Turkey has agreed TO all ,ho ,e, ms de-.
maoded by Russia" Psris pspe, o, however,
Of The LIST Sepi. containing accounts from vi.
enna of the 22d August, ON Augsburg AID
Frankfort Of rae 26th August; end from the
Borders OF Dwina," Juy 2sth, all concur
in representing hoiiilities - certsiu. On
this subject the London Courier oil the An
Sept. iemarks, that "uniess we csn suppo,e
the articles tbey coO,sin ase purely fab ica-
lions, We do mol sCe how u is likely rupture
eau be avoided between Russia aud Turkey,
A SECOND Russian army OF 10000 men,
had boon io' med on the banks OF Dwins, and
q third, to consist Of l50, 900 men was 10 be
90 foot in The courss OF TWO months.
The Tui k,sh Ace, 10 stated 20 have taken
refuge III the island Sispeh'0. The Ctceks
who he'd strong squadroo at San,os, had
sen, four 6te ships to burn The Turkish Dset,
but without effect. Tho greatest OF dor pre-.
vailed al Smy ma, and the Turks wore punish
ed it they entered the Greek quarter Of the
town.
The remains of the Queen Of Engisna
were inferred at Brnnswick on ths Gath Al
gust. This citizens of tina; place drew tho
iuoefai car TO the Church, followed by the
carriages Of Alderman Wood, lord Hood,
Lady Hamilton, Mr.. Austin, and several OH
er carriages belonging to persons attached TO
tho house OF Bru.swick. The greatest ros-
pect was shown 10 the memory Of her majes.
~, and it was estimated thai 20, 900 persons
followed the corpse 10 the church who're she
was entered. Sixty young ladies', dressed
in white, with black sashes, received the
corpse and accompanied it with wax lapers 10
The vault.
Tbs Kings arrival At Portsmouth, from the
Irish tour, wos hourly expected.
Lady Cochrans, tho wife Of Lord Cocbtane
hsd reached Portsmouth, where she was sud.
denly taken i'll, and ptsyentod proceeding TO
London. She is snesringiy dsnomioaIed
"TAs FIX Queen of Peru" in ,he koudon
Courier. At
The proceedings 10 tho Coroners inquest
90 the bodies Of the persons mut dcred al Tho
funeral procession oil the Queen in London,
had not terminated. e.
III. I.~..,oo- Oou.iSr of the III Sept. aays,
leuefs have been received from Lisbon, of the
22J uiI. tho contents Of which are extremely
important, mssmuch as they afford another
proof OF the instability Of the authority of the
King Of Portugal, under the present state OF
s4fsirs in that kingdom. A general review
OF the Poitugue'o troops, under Gen.
Sepnlvda, took place in the square Terrier
do Paco, Lisbon, in the presence of the Kiog
who being 10 conversatiou with several per-
sons OF rank, accidentally tuned his back up
tho troops, which being immediately o5ssgv-
ed by tho general, and by him communicated
to the troops, with suggestion tha, he had
dono so TO show his contempt Of lhem. Th,s
was the s,gnai for geserai uproas, though
out every regiment, and ".jora, FORA" tof, ii, }
was vocifera.ed from All quarters. Tns Kiog
succeeded in pacifyng ,hem,by ASSUMING them
thS nothing was farther from his intention
than being gully Of what was laid to his
charge. .,