The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-11
LospoI, July 2e.

a. Genoa, daIed he 1874 JAy.
M CfoSe, maste OF The "a dinian big
Il Psce, arrived in this city yese'dsy, from
Conslso. .inople, which he ieft on the 5ih ult
yepoi's hat the Grecisn A-e,, on the nigh Of
th. lsn burnt snd destroyed the reater part
OF the Turkish neet of Cisme, by means Of
ii -ships-We learn tbst this stste ment has
been also given by M. B,dini, master OF the
Austrian b'ig Il Commerce. dc Trieste, who
arrived yesterday from Odessa. Should he
Intelligence be correct, l, will no doubt be
5000 confirmed ny other channels"
a Live pool paper states, tina, the quantity
oi merchandise warehoused al Liverpool is 50
immen'e, -specisy f,r corn aud cotton, that
the rent OF warehouses in some sitnstions ad.
vancsd TO double its former amount.
An Article of the 26.h June, tsken fGom
the Allgs Ze,uOg, com munica,es an
acc'o"' OF Inc burning and dispersion OF tho
Tu k'sb lee,, and represents the Creek at
fi'rs is IA p rospcrous condition in every di-
recnoa. The Intelligence re,pecuog the
h-e,, however, requires confirmation.
The subscription for the Teief oi ,hc dis
tre,s=d in Ireland, >, me London tsvern, q.
INQUIRED TO nearly 500 o0Oi and the House
Of Commons nad volg1 200 oooi. for the sans
pu-pose
A s. Petersburg sr,icle Of June %, says,
"I appears. that, norwthsianding The per-.
soma inclination of the Emperor TO peace, the
question Of the future relations OF Russia and
the Porte, viii depend on the result Of the
"a ner negotiations al Constsn inople, or the
conduct of The Turkish government. Tha
Smperia' guards II IS true, return TO 81. Pc
,srsbu g. but the corps remains ready TO take
the 6,d, though orders have been given to
withdraw il 10 q greater distance from the
Turkish frontiers, and place j, in more ex
tended cantonmen,s. il is TO be observed,
besides, thai the guards have never taken the
field 10 Turkish war and, on this occasion,
n,so, If hosilities had commenced with the
Tu-ks, would have remained in the Polish
provinces, as a reserve and corps Of observa-
tioo.
IRELAND 1t was stated in the British
psyli. rent, Julv SONY that in NJ y out of
population Of 500 900 souls, $50 600 were
supported by weekly 7cmittances from Eng.
land. -
A Cork pap-, states that on the 93l OF Ju
~. ,h- body of M. William Proc,or. one oil
the unfortunate sufTe 'ets in the Albion, wa.
found by some fshernen, floating about ,wo
leagues off the Head 81 Knsaie. Ii exhibit
ed no sppesrsuce of decay, and appeared per.
fectly rich, bu, when brought TO land i, soon
changed for the worse The identity was
a.ce-tained by some papers and the cards Of
this unfostunate gentleman, which wese
found IN the pocket and what Is srrprisng
though tho body ,cma,ed for upwards Of S
months in the water, these papers wee
found very little injured. There were also
Hound in the pockets, one sovereign, small
piece Of gold, and . small case with lock of
HAIR lied up in IL. On hearing the circnm.
stauee. NJ. Gibbons, the respectable sgen, ~
fIoyd's immediately proceeded 90 t spq,
sBd had the " 'o'ered.
A 'c,,er from Frankfort, i''cd the ois
lost. says, " We have just received the i'm
ror,sn, news that the Chancellor, the Pine
OF IIArdenberg, and .Ic Minister o. Stat,
Coun, de B-tcs,oT. will SET out from Bernn
on the 90 h OF Augus', to 20 TO Feton5,
where Congress is 10 be opened on the Ia
If Sep,e obcr. Russia will be represented
Ia /, by the Coun: de Nesse'rodc and tho Sen
eto, de Ta,ischef The Plenipneniiaries Of
the Emperor Of hus,ris are not yet pointed
OUT"
Destruction of the Turkish Fleet -
The Paris papers give the following par
,icuiars, "the captain Paclla. that lero-
cious- mussu'man. who plunged all the
inhabitants Of Scio into the abyss OF cal.
amity. no longer exists. The Greeks
have displayed courage ard a boldness,
the result Of which will resound through
oil Europe. On the 22d June, the eve
Of the feast OF Bliran. three Greek yes.
sels charged with combustibles, passed
the Turkish fleet, and. under cover of the
friendly flag which they had hoisted, ap-
preached the ship of the admiral. The
Turks, occupied with preparations for
their feast. paid little attention 20 the fire.
ships, md the Greeks had thus time to
throw their fuses on the admiral's ship,
which was soon in flames. Disorder i'm.
rediately spread apong the crew, and