The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

bia Capt. Rogers, in 81 days from Liverpool,
we have received odr regular files oi London
aud Liverpool papers, the former 10 the 5olh
Jooc, and The latter, of the cd July, the day
she sailed. We arc also indebted TO Captain
Rogers, for fte Of the latest papers.
The Royal Assent wcs given on the 24th
June, to the West India aud American II ade
Bills, the Navigation Laws Amendment Bill,
the Colonial Ttate Bill, anc tho Importation
Goods Bill.
Rumots had reached London, Of the Turks
having refused 10 evscuate Moldavia and
Wslachjs, but the London Cou,ier, of the
27ih June contradIcts them, and says the &C.
counts from ConstaDtinoplc and Vspna are
entirely pacific. The latest from Vienna
state, " Thar the Rsis EEsndi, who had orig
ina'ly only given verbal assurance Of the in.
tended evacuation Of the P,incipsIities, has
transmitted TO each of The Ministers Of the
Allied Powers, a copy of the ordct sent by
the Divan 20 recall the A.ia,ic troops, and to
adopt every measure necessary to prevent
vexalions and disorders from being Commit
,ed IN their retreat"
The intelligence from Madrid is to the
Is June, at which time the movements oi
he Insurgents wee said 70 be daring, and
| he means adopted to suppress them attended
with very ii,tlc success.--The Cortes adopted
! rbe proposition Of The Com mit,ee Of Wa, and
! Finance, and 10000 militia were 10 be called
| immediately into actual service.
| The London Courier, Jone %, srys-' The
| peace Of Europe will nc, be disturbed. The
Congress that is 10 be held OF Florence in
! September, wiz b. removed from thence 20
| Verona"
! Intelligence from 81. Petersburg, states,
I that the Impe i,I Gusds bad received orders
| 10 returr 10 thst capital, which wa: consider.
! ed decisive Of the pacific settlement of the
| differences with the Turkish government.
The Empctoc Of Russia had ordered Ger.
! tain Cheeks, which he styled " notorious
abetors Of Ypsilanli," 10 leave his territories.
I Intelligence of ths complete settlement VI
| t,e differences with the Chinese Government,
I had been received in l.oadoD.
The Paris papers contain accounts Of fresh
! plots and differences between the King Ond
| the Cores, by which /. would appear that the
| affairs of Spsiu were tast approaching TO a
1 crisis. The march Of French troops TO the
Ply cnnes continued, bu, il was 4, d that it
was owing To oew regulation in the militia
state Of FsaGce Movements Of troops
| ;ook place 10 every Other direction IS we'll as
'owards the Pyrennes.
| Tie Irish papers continue to present the
hear, reodng descriptions oi want and mise
y With which the peassotry are afh' by
oiiisial returns published by the Cork Com
nliitec, it appears that in thnt ci'y' alone up
wards OF 20 600 pctsons are in want OF EN-.
ployment aud food.-Labor has fallen 80
much in value, that mechanics who formerly
earned thee shiillogs POI day, are thaokful
for employment at pence per day on tho
public reads.
a moss horrible even, took place at Con-
s,sninople about The 2s;h Of May, in the ex-
ecu ion or most barbarous murder Of y great
number of The Greek Hostages, by order 81.
the Porte.
1t is said that the above horrible transsc.
tion, will pot stop TO the unfinished negoci.
a,ions with Turkey, and that orders have been
sent to the troops on the Turkish frontier to
delay their march until it is known wha, feel
Ing may be excited in Russia.
The persons executed arc stated in one ac-
count TO be - Greek merchants, some Of
them the most respectable 10 the Levan,,
whose names are given. Some Of them had
relations IN London, where the news occa
stoned great excite ement.
CoSsTASTINoPLr, MAY Ga cry Of
horror will resoond throughout Europe when
the new crur!,es in Scio are known. An are
massacred. Even the ~ prelstes who were
detained as bostsges have been cut to pieces
10 The fort. The generous French Consul,
Digeon, Is the most to be piiied. He bad
gone into the village and proclaimed the
Turkish amnesty, and at the same time
pledged himself for the Solsn's giving par
don. Tie inhsbitsD;s on this surrendered ell
their arms, on which the Asisiics fell on l3
villages and executed a geoetsl massacre.
. All fell without defence under tho sword Of
the Turks, who behaved with The most REIN
ed cruei,ies. The whole island isa sepuI.
chre: he few women and children who were
sheltered in tho French Consuis,c are in the
deepest misery, Some Grssk. Miti eomba,