The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06

'TermolsS bsl entered ,o.,, d., 90 I,
,dvsnoe inlo Podolia. in order TO iofm tane
ion 10 the hesrtof Moldayis, With the an.
Of the P'uIh, under Wiugens,ein.
Nn THE stste OF things tisCco msy be &c
pee, ID 10 take a decided part in the otFai,. 2
Russia. The natural iuclina ito n.ci oil ID
French parties is, no doubt, in favor OF ID \
Gresk Ks snd such no doUb, is the. ns,ufsi ~
clips,ioo Of ell 2a'tes in Eoglsnds .We .rus
that no ndrual prejudice will preven, Franc
sDd Eaglsnd from uniting tteir counseisa
this gfeat emergency.
The accounts from Greece state that Ep:
aus IS IN state OF geneI al insurIeciieu--botl
the Elahenedan and Gree inhsbitanls sgsDs
toe Ottoman power. On The other side, All
asiie Iu'styis usmped, with little opposi ,
lion by the Persisns. The P,ipce of PersV,
IS said TO have entered Dsgd with sseot
pomp. We further learn, frt m Sienns, thf.
Importnnt fact, that the diplomatic body n
ConstantiacpIe assembled at the hoiei OF tho.
Au,ria Minister ,snd 10 joint note spprisee.
the Porto ihat sll the Powe,s Of Europe vii
abandon it to its fate, should il refqse to rs.
sen, 10 tho proposals made. by Russia. Nc
answer had been reiurned 10 this Note az the
time OF the departure Ut the las, coeriel tor
Vienna.
The court Gazette OF Petersburgh, Of 2s'h
Nov. coo,aias the folovings stiiele, which
seems 20 anuonnce the ~ foximity OF war be-
twrenthe Turks a, d Aossia 49," yine negc-i
CITATIONS between Russia aud The Porte bevc,
it 10 sad, taken an unfsvorshe To- a;; the FO,-
-eign Ministers at Constantinopie. afr making
every effort 10 snoo,h difhc ul,ics. The d.
q An hal. IN he Gr.f MI h>l
esacostion ot Moidesia and SVaIlachia, bu, iS
has since abruptly changed iis opinion. Tho
Ctomsn troops who,Occcpy those provinces
were even in sno,ioB to retire beyond the
Danube, when they received ceanier orders :.
they now expect considerable reintorccmen,s.1
J, appears that the Turks, resolved upoo war
now respect nothing compelled, therefore, to
come TO esreRes,. they treat as. enemies OH
who a'e net Mahonetans, Tho English alone
have found favor in his Iiig ghness's 4yes" -
The Persian srmy, now in the field sgsinS
Turkey, is said 70 amount TO nearly $50 ooS
men. This unexpec,ed iorce, greatly superb
or to what was expected, has created = ve,S
strong sensation 10 Cons tsn,in inopIe..
MABRIn, Dee. 6
On The 9th bis Majcs,y entered this CAPT.
tai. An immense multitude hailed the evens
with enthusiastic acclam nations, as it they
were desirous Of evincing the interest they
ieit, a, the irnminen, danger to which this
unfortunate family j. exposed. Psuden, men
even bssae The Ministers bartaxi and Pesec.
who pG' suaded the King to te.uin to Madrid,
and brave the peril, in the hope rhs, bis pres
ence WOULD constrnin the faction, . hope
which is henceforth cbimeficsT.
This morning the Mini stcrs went second
time to the King 70 dger their resisna,ioDs,
His Majesty refused to accept them. snc
sait--- @ q
"iswis' ne-er &c S,es, to deprive myself Of
the essissnce Of men Who like you, hsvs late
ly given so many proofs of Devotion to my
family, and who have rendered so many scr
vices TO the STATE. You muy abandou me 3
bat it will never be with NY fnli cor."n' the.
] shall accept yonr resienatioas. Know tha
intentions Of tho faction which has eans, q tho
mt.fortuncs OF Spain, and which n,sDac our
Inflated nation wIIh sill g,ea,er disasters.
My revo!tcd subjects consptre ogaine, my life,
and, like the unfortunate Louis XVI I am
destined TO be iho second victim OF Tire cevo.
lu,i1a!sir Of En'ope bat al least, will oct
not perish as he did, " no has Justly been do.
signsted the Marty kins." will meet
death, sword IN hand, At ihe head OF my
guards"