The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
Co.srAsrIsoPLE, Sept. IS.

suffeciion oi me gusfos on the =" '"y
Co..rAsrImoPLE, Sept. IS.
Irthe events OF the Mo'ea oegao 70 attract
more attention, the 0e"s which i6o Po'>e mas
received from Mesopoamia end hfmeois Is
still more affecting for IL, and has caused
great sensation sr,ong the MusseImen. lhe
news brough, by the coarieH Is, that On The
l.,h Of Sept. the Turks, 10 the ngS!ber OF So.
600 had been defeated at Tre6iscDd, and that
The Per.isns had in consequence entered the
,own---,bai all Mesopo,enia and the greater
part Of Al menia were sctusily in their power,
and that Persian ar0y was ad'ahcing IN
Anaroiia finally, ,bai The greater part OF the
towns OF AZ Irnenis, aloog- the Black Sec, had
reyn.,ed. If the Pore does no, quickly snc.
ceed in making peace wi,h Petsia, the result
Of oil these eyenis 0sy be geiy impoflen'.
r,om every par, OF the empire there ar
rives news which announces the approaching
dissolution Of this barbarous government.
Firmsn follow, frynsp, and the Turks expect
assistance from foreign governments sgains,
The Greeks and nersisns. Discomfort Is
mounted TO an extreme degree, because The
weigh, Of the taxes 10 borne almost wholly by
! the Musssimen The Creeks who were IN
,hi. capital have aed on oil sides, and on Sept.
~
, on 6re By the Turks. To all these msfor-
| tune, ,he,e .pus, be added the devastation c:
| the greater part Of Syria BY earthquakes,
| which had 90, ceased on SsptcmSet ), for the
| same d.y new stroke threw Down edlhces at
! A,i.ppo, which had belore resisted its offeC,,
I apa'oply one habi,able house remain, In ,ha'
| city, which Ina, los, 10000 inhabians, be-
| sides an immenss number of wounded sew
| ersl rich people, and ,bs iofeiga Consuls,
havs hsd houses bu, Of wood in the gardens
10 pcs, the winter. Many other town. OF Sy
| ria have also suffered more or less from liie
same cause even ., Danes, and the island oi
| Cyprus, slight strokes were fch. tn the
| midst of their disasters, the TutSs crowd
| their mosques and predict the dissolution oi
their empire.
An article from Trieste states, that several
Young wen, Du,ch, Prussian, aud French had
! arrived ,hsre fom Greece, in The most De
! piorsble esn6iiioR. The same accorBt add.
on the su,bo,i,y Of private letters, ,bs, ths
: Turk. had cei tsin.y abandoned the Morcs, II
consequence, not OF deIsat, ba, oil being ana
bic to get provisions.
"Sevcr," says q Paris correspondents, o
the Morning Chronicle" Never since III
return Of The Bourbon, have they Isliso III
secure, and never wiib more reason 1t
| publicly svow ed, by their highest functions
| ,ies, hat upwards Of million are stiaied !
| F,apce. II is naorious ths, offers o. pardo
| wste anenessiYelv rnade Ia tho fnar Hoehel,
! Victims, 10 Betton and Carrop (Which la,tt
: was promised TO BE re established in his ol
: rank Of Boigadier) on condition Of revsaiip
! the ram &c atoms Of lhsy vide spread sssoci;
ton. They, TO a p,sn refused, preierIiu
, death to dishonor, and giving uew instance
] OF that tesoiule spisit wbich is abroad
= rowDos nov. 4.
: We have received the Pads papers Of Fr
d.y. 1t appears by one or Two Paragraphs
p. them, ., il some difficulty had arisen a, Yert
IA ola nature likely to di:tss6 The hs'mony
}. the expected conferences. We know n
n | what other inference TO draw ON Ties
statements, supposins them 20 rest on az
b good authority. Whsthcr they do so, "
c eannu, say. The following ace extrsc,s:
c PARIS, WOW /.
), We have received Intelligence from Yer
y ne, Of ,be 95n Oc,obcr n.thing hes y
C uanspired with respect 10 ,he deliberations
e Congress. L'Eioae.
y Strange reports ore circulated with respe
c 10 Congress. The return oil the Empero'
i Rus,is 10 his own empire is spoken Of ,hrs
j. days before the intended period
MADRID. OCT. 96.
d We have Just learned tha, Gtn. Mo-
1t was arrested in the village OF LA Zsrco, viii,
is TWO or three leagues from the frontier
: Itappeafs that the General lad intended
IS pass into Po,,ogal, and that he was be,rsy,
n by one OF his old soldiers. The Constitute
e. al Alealdes bad not received posi,iv: ordc
with respect to him, but the news Of his fig
n reaching them, they ordered him to be are,
j. ed, under The pre,ex, o! hi. not having pas
|. port. Morillo was conducted under suol
h escor, 10 Piacen,ia. The miIitUy common
'e ant had sent TO Msdtid to require instruction
Is The General has still a numerous patty in (,
'e army. sod II is possible that he will not
20 sent TO The capital. lie wss arrested On s.
oi uiday last.
x The revolu,ioois,s who made such me