The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-15
Goreign.
THE. GREEKS.

side rabio number et Grecian troops had pen
eua,ed from Civsdis into the southern part Of
The.saly, suscked aud entirely defeated the
troops which Choussehih Pacha had collected
together from difsrsns quarters. The young
Bozgsris hsviog skilfully mAneaysed a, tho
foot Of tho mountains, the Pachs was compel
led 10 fight on the retreat in order to gain
tlscedonis.
A letter from Gambia says, the las. enter
0sizs of tho Turks in this Island has totally
SsiIed theis army Of 81 900 strong has been
testee in oil its points OF attack. A corps Of
Albsnians, in the sstucc Of tho Pacha of l..
gypi, has been almost en,i,ely destroyed.
More than 5000 men i've been Iost during
ihi. simpsign. The Greek army is scarcely
12,ooo.
OpEssA, Oct. ~.
News from Constan,inopie, Of the 18th
jhstani, announces that the grand Turkish
Aset has repassed the Dardanelles, in a very
bad condition.
NunEaBUns, Nov. II.
We have received from Vicops details Of
the operations of the Persian army. Trebi.
zood vas not ys, in their power, but was
threatened win an iIpmedis,o attack. The
city Of Ezcrum, ,bo principal OF Armenia,
WAS clossiy block AIDED. Bsgdad was COM
plcteiy invested, but as II had very numer-
Gus Ottoman g,rrison, which defended IL with
stubbornness, il might yet hold oo, some time.
Nevertheless the Persian Com manders have
declared in the most formal manner, that they
would not go into winter quarters ill Bagdad
should have capituiatod.
BAYoNNK, Nov 10.
r. ~ T. ...u.
disorder; its bands are every where put TO
Hisht --Biyonnc is full of Spanish emgranls
Jand numbers afriving, bur chiefly priests and
paonks, and few prop'isto's.
PARIS, Nov. IS.
M. Ia Fayeue is re elected 10 mo Chamber
of Deputies fur Maux, although opposed
most vehenenly by the Roya'ists, who, to-
make the thing mo'e sure, dropped their own
candidate and adopted nj MieDsger, WHO be-
longs lin the phrsseology OF the French Par
Nanenl) 10 "the lcft centre !" end whom ua.
der other circumstances they would have re-
isc .i with as much adherence as Nj. l.,
Paye,tc himself. M. "a Fayeue, however,
triumphcd Gas he oushD over all obstacles.
Benz amin Constant has lost his election snd
h bin ihe Chamber has lost one Of us mast
distinguished msn, and humanity ono Of hs
purc,t and hrmcu advocates.
A terrible hutricAnco visited !hs ciry Of
Genos and It's cavirons on the ash OF ctober.
Bridges, trees and hooses were swep, away
by ,na torrents that descended from the noun.
.ains, ana tha n ,od even entered the shops Of
Genoa. The I.sz,rsuo, a foe and massey
building, containing a largo quantity Of mer-
shindi,c, way borns away by the vio!cocc of
tho waters. The envisons Of the city pre-
sented at noon teri iblc but novel appear apcs.
There vas to be sceo only an i'm lake
Of mudby wa,er, with hore aud ,br'c the tops
ofuee., anl about 40 hundred houses i'm
merssd up TO Tho second story. a great
uumber OF persons and Of cattle are supposed
10 have 9otished.
The Royal Bank Of Scotland have resolved
70 charge interest on cash sccoant credits al
uo rate Of four per CEN. only.
The famous Hunt, tecently released from
prisoa, whore he had been confaed for Q II.
bel, mads his entry into London, Nov 10Th.
preceded by a cavaicads OF 10000 horse men,
and by casissss, with banners, Inscriptions,
&c.