The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21


sod they csnno, mold ou, long. The des,ruc.
sion Of the I'd Turkish fiee,, is an event Of
great importance, aud MS relations are mul.
,tiplied that the greatest results arc expec'~d
to A,w ON il. AdvIces from Hamburg,
state tnat a report was in circulation, that the
differences respecting the affairs OF ru key,
not only conunued, but that the negotiations
do oot promise pacific result. On the 9th
CT hand it Is afIi med on the authority If &C.
coun :. from Berlin, that the court OF 81. Pc.
tersbutg has sent CmculaI Note TO the 9th
, er powers, communicating the contents of
despatch from The Grand Vizier 10 Count
Nessel'ode, adding, that it by no means salts
hes the just demands OF the Emperor and
tha, his Majes'y consequently proposes, to
Call an European Congress on the subject at
which Turkish Ambsss sad Or should Ue pres.
en,
A Frankfort article again speaks OF the
feposi OF an intended assemblage oil he MIN
listers OF the great powers in the course OF
this monh a Joamnisbcrg. the residence OF
the Ince de Meuernich. for the pui pose OF
arrsngins the affairs OF Turkey.
IL Is stated at Hanover, that the States will
be toavoked immediately after the arrival of
the King, aud that his Majesty will nake
Propositions tending 10 relieve the country
ftom Tho bu den Of maintaining an armed
fo'ce disp,opor,ioned TO It's resou' ces. To
st'a ,his end, there is rumor OF emp ioying
IS 600 Hanoverians 10 form the garrisoOs OF
Mas'a, Corfu, and the Ionian Islands; they
Ul be paid by G eat B 'uain. II was by a
slmitar measure thst IN the war Of America,
the Hlnoverians toug ght under the English fig.
Tne London papers say, hi, Majesty Was
po expec ed TO visi, Paris or Vienna. The
Dpwage' q Ieen Of Nuremberg, the Langra,
vine Of Hsse Homberg, and the Pincess
Augusta (his sisre's) wcro to meet at Han
over.
The K ng Of Spain had returned to Madrid
on the 22t of Septe n,ber, and General Moril-
10 vas IN .tated 10 his command. They are
threatened IN that ciy with the plague. In
Barcelona and Tor osa, and o,her part.
the mortality by he Yellow Fever has been
seriously felt. SIX nuudred persons died in
- day, at the later cry fifty TO sixty thou.
sand inhabitants had ief, Barcelona. The
Cores wece in session at Madfid. -
Tranquility had been restored in Sara
eossa.
The epidemic disorder which ravsgcs the
Coast Of Spain, is t'uly deporable. Bstcelo-
Ds. and other places, have been nearly aban-
doned by ,be inhabitants, who prefer encoun-
to the chance OF death, by malignant dis
case. '.,t
The nomination OF General M,riIlo to the
pos, of Captain General of New CASTLE, had
p'odrced much commo,ion at M'drid, among
. the edvacstes of tho South American voiu
ton. Not succeeding promptly in Producing
q revocation oftbe appointment, they endeav
oured 10 accomplish thoir views by intrigue.
Individuals, made p pfispners IN America, sent
TO Spain by Mor:lo, and elected al Madfl
representatives of the same places in which
they had fomeuted discord, lsboured inces-
sanity IN the bosom OF the Cot,es to destroy
the General Assisted by others who had
lived at he expense Of the instigators Of the
insurrection Of the American colonies, they
de,e mined o sacrifice him by drawing hlH,
into position IN which they thought he
would dis3lay his energy. On the nights OF
the l8 b. ION, and 20 h of August, the at
templ was made, by declaring that the rights
OF nc sovereign people were overthrown,
and insulting and brow-bea,ing the soldIery.
NloriIIo was sccosed of servilily to the King,
and threatened w death--whiie cries OF
e. liberty forevec" were heard from The fac.
uon. rhe commo,ion confined until the
81 q, at which time. notwithstanding many
insults vented upon the King, he msin,sned
his resolution that NJ MI,hlo, should continue
TO FL the pos, Of Captain Gecerai, and that
the Minister of War should be dismissed.
Toe other Ministers have loudly opposed
and dsapprovcd the Kings conduct, and all
of them have thresleoed to resign, and held
q meeting, a, which neither the nomination.
OF Dou Diego Caniador to the Ministry Of
War, nor the continuation of Morlllo in his
eonmand, was sanctioned The later, ROW.
eve, would not resume his station until he
had effecuaIy pu' down the machnatIoos Of
his enem mics. The Courier sBys, (" it IS i'm
possible to -ead this narrative without being
forcib.y reminded Of those bloody scenes
whch in Paris preceded me catastrophe of
1898
is stated in q private letter from Milan,
that The celebrate Be'gimi, died on the
fo'h Of August, Of The boSoet complaint