The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04
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WHICH affNcu az NcW. Iufk On the Zfti IDOL.
London dates TO the 2c.h nit have been re-
ceived. WScopy the following summary ct
intelligence from the National .Aduoeafe..
The Emperor Alexsndcr, eyidsntly alarm
ed BY the spread OF literal principles, and true
10 his determination Of support,aE the cause
OF f"egitimacy" at all hazards. has issued two
proc:amatiops at jsssey, IN which he express
cs his high dispieasure a, The proceedings of
the greek patriots; cnjoins Prince Ypsilsnii
nod his sdherents instantly TO pToceed into
Russia, thero to awsit his Imperial Msies.y's
decisont and, in case OF their refusal, this
"msgnanimoos" manarrh threaten: them not
only with the veogesoce Of the Ottoman gov
eminent, but with ".the punishment, which
the Imperial eoart viii haict upos those who
persevero in aiding the revolt" Il evident
feom this .idden change Of policy on the
part OF Alexander, that the revolution in Tur-
Key has assu med . more threatening aspect
so-the thrones OF despols than on its FIRST sp.
peassnce. The last accounts stated, that
Nusri, had resolved upon q strict neutrality.
Now we find bst stretching out her arms to
sopport tho toucriDg throne Of The Sultan,
which she would have felt 60 regret at seeing
rosrated long ago, provided thI. could have
been done by other hands, than those of peo-
from slavery. Whaiever may be she foai
iermjna,ion &C this crusade to support the ie.
g,umaie .nsers" of tho caih; whether,
through lhs in,ei ference of Rossia, the Su-
bime Porte may succeed, for iae present, in
checking the progress Of the revolution we
canaot but view this attempt Of the Greeks ss
favorable to the cause Of liberty, and as indica,-
ing the wide spread o! libral principles, which,
though arrested in their course for season,
will ulti,pa.eIy tiunph over oil opposition,
sod restore mankind TO the possession u
their natural rights. 1t is stated in the Vien-
na'accouots Of the 5,h oil May, that the great
er paTt.o! the Austrian army was about quit
ting NapIes; but whether this was for tho
purpose of aidiag Rossia in her vi, vs against
the 0feeks, OF assist in the Invasion OF Spain
VIC arc not Informed. We should not be
surprised TO find, that The step resolved on by
Alexander Is u mere prrlex, To justly his
taking posse .siOo Of part Of The Turkish do
rninioas, aud ultimately King them to his
slready SieaDhc empire. The cour, OF 81.
Pctersourgh nevec had moro favorable op-
poctun!ry of carrying into efges, hs designs Of
dissns mbotins the Ottoman empire, than is
no~ presented, and the professions made Of
regard for the safety OF the Sultan can ooly
Be regarded as tho Languages of hypocrisy.
The latest accounts Of tho progress Of the
0Fetksar 10 the middle Of April, OF. which
period, is spp.ars, they bad met With some
partial ressrses; 6ut tho mais body Of ihcir
troops under Prtnc1 Yps.A,nii, having crossed
.hs Danube, was in foil march sgsinst the
Turks, who had received orders not to move
unti un army was found able 10 meet them.
This observes the Morning Chronicle, they
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their distant provinces are either in state of
open revolt, or of secret dissffeetion. At no
= preceding time was the Ottoman cmpirc so
feeble and distracted. If tho Creeks were
not suok ia energy by The debasing copsc.
quencc: OF their lo0g sIavsry, the moment is
favorable to their estsblishmeot in Constauti-
nop'e Itself, as the metz opolis Of an indepsn.
den, Kingdom, snd they would soon egaio al!
toeir original vigor. Every liberal hear,
must rejoice to SEQ the horrible power cf
Tockey demolished, provided that its Eoro.
pesnlerrito'y, with all the Greek population,
did not fall into tho gessp:ng hand Of Russia.
Spain continues TO be greatly ayitated by
the attempts Of the royalists to bring about a
eoaater revolution. ], is evident thu, Russia
and Austria are at the bottom OF thnsc coIn-
motious. They calculate on shrowloX Spaio
snto state oi auarCDys IN ofuer tnat tnsy may
Nave pse,ex, for marching their soldiers ip.
20 The pcn,usula, and restoring the "belovcd"
Ferdinand to his daonp,ic power. We ,rus,
however, they will ,his-a more dificat
task 'hin they did The sabjuga,ion Of N splrs.
II the Cos,es csn,inue to pursue tho innoxi
bic measures by which they have been hi,h.
erto characterized, and thus preclude lhe de.
signs of the ambitious to uamp,c 90 public
right. Spain may bid defiance TO oil tho
threats Of the Holy Alliance, which, in fact,
mus, keep It's forces at u distance, until j, &c !.
eeives the permission Of France to violate the
Spanish ,erri'osy---a permiasiop no, likely to
bs rushiy sivsa by tho governmen, Of Louis
10 the present unsettled state Of tho public
mind, even although the French king, which
- some what doubtful, Wa. disposed TO see
Austria sggrandifs herself moro, than she
hss lately done in the south Of Europe. How.
ever closely united tho sovrrsigns may be In
their determination to put down the people,
.hey are no, without Jealousy Of each other.
S,r Fssncis Burdcu's motion In The House
o!ConSmons, res ncctiop the massacY AT nj an