The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-11

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ties, rhe liberty Of their religion, end equality
of civil rights. But the Mussulmen only re-
piled to this generous act by The massacre OF
the Christian women, children, aud old men.
The Greeks had then recourse TO reprisals.
A most obstinate engagement took place
before the town OF Anaph, OF which the
Greeks have seized possession. The latter
Loot 500 men, end the Turks 5000. An En-.
glish Colonel who happened 10 be in that
town, aud who was presen, by chance at the
battle, says that the forme, displayed degree
Of spirit and tactic which there was little
reason 20 expect.
Tho insurrection spread promptly from
the Morea 10 the neighboring provinces, and
acquired strength every day.--The inhabi.
tants of Attica, determined to conquer or die,
have sent women AMI old men to the isles Of
Salapos and Egina ALI Etolia rod Phocita
arc in fult insnrIection.
The Turks are the more embarrassed in
this quarter, on account of the feet which
they have cruising on the coasts OF Epi,us,
bat which is rendered altogether useless to
them. The fear that the Greek sailors, who
compose the whole Of their crews, may seize
on these vessels and deliver them up to their
covntrymen, has forced them TO keep in the
that place il is in little safety, for the vessels
Hydra, Species, and Psara, are assembled to
dispute the passage.
A woman OF Species, whose husband had
been pu, to death by the Government of Con.
Stantinople nine years ago, has taken the
charge of arming seven vessels Dressed IN
mans apparel, she embarked with the feet
and taking bis son by the hand, she said 10
~ La a ~
death of your father" "-~She is called Robel-
lima.
vienna, May e.--According TO letter.
from Laybach, dated the of thi. month,
the departure of the n,onarchs and their min.
listers has been again deferred for an indefi-
mite period. The cause OF this uew delay is
not known. The rumors that are circulated
are too rashly hazarded to be repeated.
VIENNA, NAY i3.--Accordins TO account.
from Constantinopie, of the 2sth April, the
exaspe OF the Mussoimen people is OF
its height, since Sultan Manmoud has de-
clared tina, lsianism was in danger. Men,
children, old men, hy 10 arms everywhere.
This agitation can not DO otherwise than fol-
lowed with the most deplorable excessss and
the b'oodeH scenes.
AUausBURoA, MAY 20 Tho news FROM
Conssninopio !. most sfnteIing. Hundreds
OF Christians have been msssacred in the
streets by furious populsce. The Turkish,
Authorities, soldiers, and people, appear to
vie with each other in the scenes oil carnage.
PARIS, MAY 30, Yesterday died the Mar.
sbol Duke d, Coigny, Peer of France, Chev
aiisr of the X yal Orders, and Comma ander Of
the Military Ordor Of St. Louis, Governor of
the Invaiides and Fontainbleau.
M Camille Jordan, member OF the Cham.
bes of Deputies, who has long suffered from
grievous complaint in tho stomach, died
last night. The intelligence reached the
Chamber just as the sitting was opened, aod
excited a mourntul sensation. A depu,alioD
Of twelve members was nominated to attend
his funeral obsequies.-- 31oni.ear.
The London papers contain various private
letters from Rome and Naples, of late date,
which furnish a curious picture of the copdi
ton Of things since the Austrian conquest
The following is copy of one of them:
RoHE, APnIL 23.--Yesterday two regi-
ments of Ttyolese chssseurs, and two ba,ta.
ions of huzzars, consisting In all Of $500
men, entered Rome with branches of laurel
In their hats. This sign Of triumph they
commonly wear since tbei' success over the
NeapoIi:ans. But the officers deal hardly by
their conquered antagonists, and allow the m
so little courage as scarcely 10 justify the
iaurels which they wear for their subjug alton.
An order has been sent to detachment Of
Austrian troops in the Abruzzi to take pos
| session Of Ancona, and probably Bologna will
share tho same fate Several of The officers
here have orders to proceed to Bologna,
where the Carbonari are said by Cardinal
Gonsalvi to exist in considerable numbers.
This occupation of Ancona takes place of
course with the Pope's consent, and is an ad.
dtional proof, if any we're wan,iog, that the
petty sovoreigns in Italy are now as com.
hetely feudstories of the Austrian as ever
hey were of the German aad French EN-
P.o. The insolcnce OF the conquerors Of 1t.
/ af increases with the consciousness Of their
pswer, and the removal of all restraint on
their will. Tho poor Neapolitans are treat.
| ed pretty freely TO the salu,ary discipline Of
the baton when they offend their lords aud
n,sters aod l have seen several instances
OF the application of tho same iorcible srgu-
meUf IN the harhs .of Roman. n, ,hc inn