The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-24
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1t is s,s,ed ia an article dated Odessa, Feb.
I IL, that largo contracts have been made tor
| me sopp.y Of the Russian army with psovis.
ions. Ii is also s.aied, that ,he Emperor has
answered tho notes of the English sod Aus.
/ trisn csbineis. While be PROCESSES 10. .bs de.
sirous OF peace aud to be grateful for tho ct.
forts OF England aud Austria, ss uediatois he
seems resolved to protect the Greek IeiIgun
and 10 insist upon concessions from the Porte
which il will hardly be able OF willing 10 grant.
lie expressly refuses tho interference OF si-
ther England or Austria and feserres the de-
cision OF the question of peace or war, wholly
TO his own pleasure. 3:
o. the Greeks We learn but little. They
are however represented as still making an
eTori TO obtain and establish their freedom
The Senate Of Argos has decided that Tho
G., eek Government will always have $4,000
men under ar ns untll The snd ol the war witn
the Turks and the complete establishment OF
their natiosal independence, and that Iheit
maritime foscc shall be- composed OF sixy
vessels. 1t is added that the $4,000 mon are
on foo, and the sky vessels are in the ports
Of the Mores.
An extraordinary recession OF the sea q.
long tho Northern shore Of this country took
place on tue morning ofth sth March, which
afforded an opportunity Of Obtaining many val.
liable articles, the remnsnis. Of wrecks, an
ehots, sc, as also other objects of eu,iosityr
which had been for a long series Of years COW
cred with waves. Tho distance Of " hich tho
sea rs ceded is calculated OF Q mile boyond tho
usual low water mark, in many paris more
than two miles from Tho margin OF tho land.
&snfish Gazette.
Under the Paris date OF Mach 10, an arti.
Gle is published, which states that the Aus.
trien cabinet has resolved to take o decisive
step in The affairs of Russia and the Porte.
Prince Mcttcrnich has addressed q circulsr
note to all the European Courts. and the DIFF
feton, goxernms snts Of Germany. In this re-
markable uots Austria is said 10 have rcsum.
ed tho tooo OF Authority she formerly s1sr.
cjsed in Europe,sn TO have directly declared
that she 1tn nos have sDar, and is determined
TO employ oil her means for the preservation
OF peace. 1t 10 supposed that the Court OF
Vienna holds this language ia concert With
the Courts OF ST. James and the TulleEiss,
which have been previously informed there.
of, and between whom aud Austria the nost
perfect harmony Of views csi,te in relation 10
Turkey.
1t was also said tha, the Cnke Decszes bod
left Paris for Germany charged with an i'm
portsnt mIssioB.
The following is said 10 be the strength Of
the Russian army, ready TO take the 6eld up
on the frontiers Of Turkey, exclusive of those
stationed In Bussarabis, VIZ: 80 to 100000
Iassntry, 30 to 10000 Csvsiry, so pisces of
heavy and 80 to 700 pieces hgnt frulleIy.
Ten thousand mso at iesot arc ailschss 10
the different parks OF Ar,Iiery.-
Letters from Belgrade even go 30 far as TO
say that tho present Vizer, Soim Pschs, has
dorermined with the army assesnblej IN the
environs Of Constanlinoplo TO take up his
march for the banks OF the Danuhe. II this
should take place no doubt would remain Of
tho intention Of commencing hossih,ies a.
gaioss the Russians.
The formation Of an alliance, offensive, end
defensive between Great Bcitain, France and
a srong power 10 Germany 10 talked Of 10
case Of war in the East.