The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-09

sest OF the Ottomsn power in Eureps, the
u Hek Population 10 at least two 10 one 10 that
ei the Turks
Mad ID socoun,s to the l4Ih August, he'd
been eesivsd in London, stating, thai the
new Ministry was f MY established, and were
eondue'ns the busiaess OF the State, wnh the
sigor demanded By the situs,ion OF the coun
Sy Geo. Moriilo bad resigned. The Roy.
81 household was tho oughiy Ieior MT by the
Ml qus Saa,a Cruz Gen. Nina was p,e.
psri1g % march 10 Ia, ,alonis, with means AT
his dlsposal. adequate TO the res,orsiion OF
ths' unhappy province, to tranquility. The
new Mais''y ATE actively employed in col.
lecuae ne revenue end securing Inc arrears
oi tax-s-,ney have also IN view, TO send an
ex'eoidaay y Embassy 10 France, requiiring
tic eBoSal vi the Cordon,a and withholding ol
evs'y S'nd OF protection from d,s.Gseted
Spanlads.
The intelligence from Madrid leads u. TO
en- 'srtain sanguioe hopes Of Spain. A thor.
oughy iISsral MinIslry, and the domination
60 tne Povinces Of meo Of talents and eoe gy
devo,cd To tho Constitution, viii soon wo
wOndsrs.
C4d'z letters, received by The mail Of yes.
terJay, mention ina, every thing was qoiet
there. They also sdd, ,hst The result, OF The
late events 10 Mad'id had completely put
dawn he Se'viic party, encouraged the Con.
su13uoualis,s, and cteAed great confidence
end unanimiIy among the people. 10 aid OF
the CatalonIan Cause, the Cadiz government
hst sent of 5000 men 10 Baccetsna.
lac Asisuc uoops have been principally
vithd avn from Wsllachia aud Moldavia, and
th.ir places supplied by Europeans, equally
b. baroas and vindiciive.
the politicians OF Europe are specializing
on the events that arc expected TO uanspire
a, the Congress OF Sovereigos, which is now
probably IN session al Verona Our fcudcs,
hope is, that Greece may be benefited by the
measures adopted u. this meeliog.
Tha I ench Chambers were dissolved on
che iTIa August, with cries Of Vive lie Roi,
not unn'xed with cries of Vive le Charter,
she Vive lie Rsi.
the DEAN Of the Marquis Of Londonderry
caused lille depression 10 the English funds
bu; 'hay had recovered, a. the last dates.
The remsins oi the Marquis Of Londonder.
~ wee re moved from his country seat, 10 his
is,e dwelling mouse IN James Square, on the
is,n, "om whence IL was borne to WestmiO
istes Aoocy, attended by procession Of the
pnncipa noUliIly and gentry Of the me.ropo-
It's.
The King was at E3nburs the 18Th Au.
gus. H's Court Is he I'd a; Hpiytood, and all.
dresses were hourly pouring 10 upon him
The news OF The death of the Ma quis OF
Londonderry, is laid 10 have made deep
impression 90 h,s mind, and 10 have pro
cuead much dependency.
Fbe reception Of the King, al Ednbutg,
was every way worthy the Scottish character
and gave ioHate satisfaction 10 his Msiesy
Accoun,s from Cons,an,inopie state, tina, d
-nusny occurred among the Janissa les at the
close OF the least Of HamadaD. FIVE ,e,.
meas ransed Nbroush tha t5y, plae q
dwelling, y Ftanks, mu der
ing s-I,neu ing the most bl'
b excesscs on The Jews, dragging all the
Oh 'sliso women they could find 10 The baZ,r
and selAng them as slaves, breaking open
ba hs, and committing tho most indecent and
bcu,a! ACTS. Il was their intention to possess
themselves of The Grand V zie,'s palace, and
theoce proceed TO he Sc, aglio. The Grand
Viz'er, with the A,',ic troops, attacked and
lie 'a,ed the Janissattes--more than 200 were
h led in lhe streets, and thousands attsJwArd,
executed. Many Of the l:ss gully were em-
bAtksd for The Asiatic coast.
New YoRK, DC, 9.