The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-12
THE GnLEkS.


THE LnLEkS.
Several accounts have Ialeiy been received
Of the situation OF me Greek lnsurreclion 10
European To ksy, which a.e but ecnoes, or
new versions, oI eyents and reports received
some time since. Inese accounts, however,
add, that il had been estimated tina! 10000
Greeks have been massacfed Al Constshano.
pie, Smy,na, s.. by the Turks; and that no.
meious bouies OF Russian troops were coi.
lscnng on various points OF the Empue.
Boston CeDkne!,
Nothing bearing .n- stamp OF authenticity
has yet appeared 10 poiot out what part, n
any, Russia viii take 40 tue aHh's Of Turkey
ami ns revo.uuona'y SUBJECTS. The Empe-
ror nas .ong since expressed his dLspproOa-
ton Of The revolutionary ihsoes and proceed.
ing; bu did not express aoy Inensioo of in
te,te ins 10 suppress them. Inc Emperor
OF iusuia mas pi on1uaeed the Greek lnsur-
recuoa "a consn,rae, no! !ess criminal saar
thar Of Nant,S;" aud added" The authors of
all these p,ols lhoushl themselves sure of
victory; out forgot that firm policy can de-.
fy any danger however gres, or sudden"
Bu, acre are 90 proceedings which make it
sppea that he intends 20 make any war ef.
f,us 70 suppress those plots. What course
he, an 6Is b o!ncr of Russia, will pursue,
when TIE nead oil the i0sos' ec,'oa is TOO
n,gh,y 20 be pul down BY Ine waolc force
which nc Porte can bring against 1t, limo
must unioid.--'b.
Er,raes Of a letter d., Pensacola, July 90.
"Ese,y lh.ng Is tranquil befe, and our new
Governo, 10 aDxiou,ly aud assiduousiy labor.
me ~
condition Of the country, and 10 render the
county an acquisition 10 the government"
Fire.--EleSen buildings were consumed 10
Savannah on the 2ist ult. Among the hous.
es bu,nc were Nj. Turrells, Mss. Sarah
Cooper, and Mr.. Frederick Kesiman's whose
house was pleasantly situated in Aoerthern.
street.
Presence Of rind.-An Irish laborer near
Richmond, (Va.) VINO Was blowing rocks al
800 feet below the surface OF the earth, had
prepared his match for blast, and was ascend.
ing IN the bucket to get clear OF the explosion
w6en the rope broke, and he fell SO feet 20 MS
cid place of labor. II, Immediately ciahhed
his hands on 81 burning match and eTnngwi
ed az!
The population Of Moth Carolina is found
by the late Census, TO be e3s s29. The names
and population Of the principal towns are as
follows :-Newbe n 3, ,6e3, Fayetteville 5 So,
Raleign 2 GA, Wilmington 2633, Edenton
1861, Wa,aIng,on 1895. IN all these towns
excepl Fayetteville, the slave population is
more numerous than the whites.
II Camh Meeting was neld for four d,ys and
nights 90 Tangier Island, IN the Chesapeake.
The persons present were estimated at $500,
who arrived in sbou. zoo decked vessels, and
Two hundred and ten open boats. The ca.
csmpmcnt consisted of 26i tents.
a very respectable aud worthy young man
10 K,nde rhook, has become totally derangcd
in his intellect, by listening TO the nocturnal
as well as durnal rawlings of fans,ic who has
lately visited that place, threatening with the
ierors of etc l'misery, all who do not EN-.
brace his crude and etezy notions. The young
man alluded TO, has gone to the mad house in
New.York--1.5any Reg.
Sra S.raer. aga,n.-Cap,. Pratt, Of the
brig Mentor, arrived OF New.York On Sstvr.
day last, passed OF Sandy Hook about 10 o.
clock Friday night, something WHICH he sup.
posed TO be the famous Sea Serpec,. He
Judged him to be abou, 100 fee, in length,
end was going 10 the sou,bward at tae rate OF
ak knots.
-Four men were executed for murder a
cornss., C,9se', 90 10; 27'h oi Asgu''.