The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

20 her. The hostile appesraDce of the last
news had depressed the prico OF Stocks 10
Vienna, Paris, and London. The spiit OF
INC Pore was supposed to have been raised
10 its lsie tone by the success over tho Pacha
of JaniDa. WAR APPEARS NEARLY
CERTAIN.
- Ir-vn, she London Courier, AhrH 6.
"Accounts troro Copstaotinople are TO the
9th ult. The Grand Divan consoked to dc.
Ilberate OF the com municalions If Russia,
have UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED,
" That the propositions contained in the Rus
sian Uitimatum were Of q ualute which never
could be accepted" In consequence the
Reis Eilendi went to take the orders Of the
Sultan on the mode in which a notification
shouId be made TO the Ambassadors OF Eng.
land and Austria OF tho inu.iiiy ot continuing
20 inpor,une His H'ghness with propositions
which the Dignitaries Of the Empire, and The
Monarch himself deemed inadmlssibe."
Repeated interviews took place between
Lord SIrangford and the Rel, Eifendi, which
terminated abruptly; and, on The 81 ult.
note was delivered TO the English and Aus
U,an A Ambassadors, OF which The following
has been given as the substance
The Divan witnesses, with pleasure, the
efforts which It's friends, the hmbass sadors OF
England and the Austrian internuncio, make
10 adjust the differences which have stI,en
between tho Porte and the Gear but ihc DI.
van views as useless TO the proposed object,
all further discussion Of the propositions con-
lained in the Russian uitiDetum--pf opositions
contained which are incompatible with the
3ovcregnty OF His Higbness.
Here JoHows an enumeration ofhhe causes
u eomy1iIini which !he Turks have againS.
Russia
Finally il 10 not for tho Porte to send
Commissioners to the frontiers 10 negotiate
peace--Sbe is not a, war with Russia, Oot-
wi,hstandiDg all the provocs,ion---l and If the
Muscovite A mics shall begin hoslihies, shs
has taken measufs 10 repel them
al Gao assure you," adds a private letter,
"tha, on receiving this note Nj. dc I.u,zow
lst it fall from bis hands--;o incredible did
its contcns and it's tone appear. lie could
not believe his eycs~-snd re.ps fused II seve-
rsi times previously 10 dispatching II for vi.
emma. l, is also sad Id. Straoglord (the
British Ambassado') endsavored to delay
the Courier, with the nope OF obtsining some
modification ol It's character"
Russia was doing away some OF the causes
OF complaint, when tho Turkish manifesto
was delivered.
From fhe True Bvitor, AhrH 6--cpening.
The RESULT / and not the PROBABILI-
TY, Of a war between Russia and the Turks,
must now be he sub :ct Of speculation. The
Moslcms, t,om the Sultan TO the slave, ate
both infatuated and inioris,ed They seem
10 exult over the severed and gbav,y head OF
Ali, rs If, when il ceased 10 plot mischief, the
~pi,jt Of the Greeks and the ambition OF Al.
'rxpnder hac been annihiated Under those
rirca canst,oces, we doubt not but the To.ks
will Sight desperately, but 10 them appears al
20 pretty certain presage of their hnal over
throw.
Its not exuayagant to anticipate that a
Russian Govetnor will ere long take up his a
oodc III 81. Sophia: aod that power, whose
dominioos already girdle half the globe, and
re washed by nearly twenty seas, and inhabit-
sd by almost a hundred different nations, will
push her domination into that fair peninsula,
10 which every friend of liberty, and every
sdmiter OF art end science, looks with such
fond alteration. With regard to the nero
change in tenpora, matters, We know no,
Whether Russian ,ubjusation would do any
thing Tor The Greeks; but we sro sure that it
would relieve them from a mohstous load Of
religious oppression.
This is all that the fondes, dreamer Of hu-
man happioess can indulge, as resulting 10
Greece from the expulsion Of the Turks by
Russia for We must not hope that Greece is
imme d,atsly 10 become o free county. or that
whe0 she becomes free, she will be restored
10 her pristine grsodeur. Il is not in the
nature of Russia 10 conquer for other nations
She has already come, not as On eagle 10 rend
the prey, but ~ Q vultute 10 feed upon the
dead carcase,-She cIutched Finland through
the rise of NapoIeoo, and grs.ped Poland a
ssSond time ut his fall.
FRANcroRr, March 80
II war takes plece, il will be carried on, nke
that Of Naples, In full concert with The Allied
Powers; and even before il is upder,sksr,
rhey will arrange together tho results OF the
d,fsrent chances which the lato war may
have.
HeRNASsrApr, March SO.
The news from Modsvia and Wsllschia
inspire horror. The Asistie troops lay waste
every thing with fire sud swoed. Even tho
etc city Of Jasscy Was on 6.s in seysrL pie.