The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-27
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FROM ENGLAND

by tho ARRIVAL Of the ship Electro, OF Phiie.
deiPhis, the editors OF The Com merelsl AdyeT.
User have received hom ihen attentive c.r-
respondent, London papers TO the evening Of
the 18Th OF January, inclusive, -four dsys IaIsr
than were b'ousbi by The Robert Edwards.
he Probabiry Of q war between Russia
and Turkey has declined-ihe Porte having,
as II Is SAID, expressed lar more conciliatOIy y
intentions, and recognized The pr rincipies Of
the Russian 1Hma!um. Opinions, however,
even OF gentlemen Of the same Larty, ale
widely different upon the subject
Advices from ConstantinopIe had been re-
ceived in London, as late ss December, an
nouociog that " on that day The ultimslum, as
modified by the com mon consent of the An.
bsssadofs OF The G'eai Powers, was acceded
10 by the DivsD, and Immc mcdisIely despatched
TO ST. Pe,er sbufg, for ratification" The facr
oi the signature Of The ultimstum, the Couriec
says, Was certainly believed at Cons,antinop!e.
The London extracts from the Vienna pa
Pers arc more Of warlike characier.a
The Turkish fleet stili remained 81 the
Dai danelles, but was expected soon TO put 70
sca.
A body of 5000 men had passed through
Adrianople, on their way 10 the Morea.
The internal affairs Of Ireland dc not seeun
TO be improving; on the contrs,y, the DUB
iin papers give fresh instances OF outrages and
murder in Tho south OF Irelaud.
The vicinity Of Gsrristown, on the Dor ders
OF Dublin and Meath counties, is infested by
an armed banditi, very considerable in num-
Der, who parade every night, aud alarm tho
surrounding county BY their yollies OF mus
keny.
Twelve houses have been burnt down, in
addition TO the fourteen mentioned in iol NOR
sdvices--in all twenty six
Letters f,om Rome state, that tho Pope
was so dangerously i'll, tina, his death was ex-
pected every moment. The Arcbduke Ro-
dolph, sf Austria, who was mode Cardinal
two years ago, 10 certain to succeed him to
the chair.
Sidney (New South Wales) Gazet,es to tho
llth OF August, have been received. Tho
crime OF forging upon the New South WaIe,
Bank had made its appearance. SIX men had
been tried, aud found guilty. Of the cIime--
| Where will they Danish 10 next
Cobbet, hattesed BY the incense Of tho sg-
| ricultorists, now modestly predicts, that bo
shall one day be Prime Minister of England.
and he as modestly assigns the situation ot
| door keeper to Mr.. Vansi,tsrt
The Clerical Almanack OF France for 1922,
SNoNVo tuC VI klISstS III dCtudl cnplOy-
ment to be 35,2se, o! whom 1880 arc above
sixty yeais Of age; Also had been ordained
during the last year.
Nav YonK, March 90.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The fast sailing ship Cadmus, Cspt. Whit
! lock, arrived yesterday from Liver pool, hav.
ing sailed from the hsrbor On the Alh OF Feb.
In company with four ships for this port, and
others which had, with herself, been detained
| several days by head winds. Capt. W. wa.
on shore, the last Of January and brought a
| paper of that date which however we did no,
obtain. "A Packet OF papers intended for the
| Cadmus was put on board tho WIN. Tell the
| day she sailed and she brings no letters or
papers lster than the lst Jan. As the ar,i.
| val Of tho other vessels may DO hourly expec-
ted, this deficiency will pI obably bo soon sup
| piled.
There was no news of importance, the
prospect OF a war on the con incnt bad dmla.
ished -~:@:- -
JAMAICA, DRc. !.
We forbore N notice, a, The time 1t hap
pened, most melancholy occurrence, which
took place at Lncea on tbs OH November,
10 the execution Of a negro. who had retura-
we knew the MISTER Was under investigation
by high authorities, ard we thought il better
to wait The result of their delibe ra,ions. Tho
negro had been transported by sentence off
Slave Lourt, and being most notorious and
dangerous offender, the sentence extended TO
death as the consequence Of return-He
found means TO get back, snd being spp'e-
hcnded in this Island, he was brought beiure
four Of the Magistrates of II snover, who, con-
csiviue any further trial unnecessary ordered
the execution, which took place as mentioned.
The consequence Of this vs'y deporsble
ignorance Of The necessary forms of the law
have been, that his Honor the Lieu,ensnt-
Governor, win the advice OF the p ivy Coun-
Gil. has dismissed these Msgis,ralss, and ihs
Clerk Of the Peace, who was present. from
every Office Of public honor or trust, and war
rants have been i.soed against them, thSs
they may be brought TO hubie sria! for one p
fhe greatest Of crimes. We believe no,hing
of the kind ever before occurred in Ibis island,
and the House Of Assembly, with esriy and