The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

There Is vesy lii's douS, Isa, nes,Iy, II not
quite, ,be 1bole army oi BsiIassesos has either
disbsnded itseif aud gone home. or joined shs
Roysii,,s against The Cortes. Tho Journal
des Debates in.o'ms Us. that when BsIlaseros
cspitulssd, he had Tooo men-3Ooo Of whom
went home, end the remsioing 1000, who
keep the field under their trsschrous leader,
were tsken Immediately into the pay OF tho
French, sod are nG~ ready 20 act against the
CoDs,iationsi,s,s. Several Portuguese ves-
ssls had sntised at Port Saint Mary with pro-
vi,ions. The Couri u Lisbon give. all the
as sistsnes IN its power to the French.
The session OF The Cmies wss closed st Ca
dix on the 5;h of August, by the P'sslden,.--
Accounts from Csd'z 10y wsy OF Hsvsns, in.
10 m o.. that On this OCCASION tho Kiog made
sspsech iron, the th'one, in which he spoke
with greet confidence o! the fnal triumph OF
the Constitution, end animsdveftsd severely
on the condact OF the FL eDch government.
The treason oi Abisbsl was alluded 10 in
srfong terms. The Coues replied 10 III.
K'og, responding his sentiments, and then adj.
Joofnsd both parties spparsntly ieposing
confidence in each othe'.
Crfets and Turks.
Smyrna papers to the 25,h July have been
received here. They are S,lsd with dersiis
reiaiing 10 tho rene wed hostiiiiies between The
Tu'ks aud Greeks and although they appear
strongly tioctu' ed with Otomsn predileclion,
they eHec'ualiy conlrsdicted many OF The
wLo.e:a,e narratives OF q different aspect,
which have origios,ed 10 Corfu, Trieste, and
Ole,sa, and hnd their way 10 the world ihfo'
the medium OF the German prints devoted 10
TO the GIeeisn cause.
IL appears by the accounts, that the princi.
pal obIec, Cf the Tu,k,, In his-csmpaigh, IS
tas sou ujuga,ioD of ,hs Alorea while their E,
gyptian subsidiaries are 10 attempt The con.
euc,, OF the impor'sOt island OF Gambia.
10 execute The FIRST pruject, tho principal
Tui kish hssi had established its reodesyous az
Purasi and Captain Pscha had employed his
. ves.eis 10 transporting from Pfevesa 10 Palrss,
5000 Aib,nians---to advance from Tho north
pas vi lhe Peninsula, and 10 co.opers,s with
fstce oi 40 600 Turkish uoops, ondee lots.
h,m Pscha, who was sdvaacing IRON Thss-
sally towa ds the de files OF tho Mores, near the
isihmu. OF Cor;nlh. This last Chisi, 1t was
SAID, al The lss date, hsd msde diver sou in.
TO At,ics, and ON The Ii OF jaiy wa, wiIh,o q
few iesgues Of AIhsn,, from winch IN. Gfseas
bau nsu 'o oaio"'s, 'oy'at eoo oDe' is'onos,
leaving sbou, 500 men in The strong citadel OF
Athens. The Fisnch Consul at Athens had
retired 10 Smyrna. A,e, being we'll supplied
this corps was To attempt entering he Morea !;
in which The Turks sill held the citadel OF
Corin,h, Modon, Coron, end parss. The T.
eyp,inn expedition (in ~ ve'sels) was seen ou
roe 9Th ol Juy, between Rhodes snd CSndis
| and 1t was expected would resch the city Of
Candis shout the 2o'h, in which place, Rely
mo, Csnes, and Suda The Turks havs ssfri-
so-s--,1. ash.- r~.,s Of this iIiand being N
| possession Of the Greeks.
Lutte nsn,ioo is msde 10 these papers Of
| he war p't.ps'a,ons oi tho Greeks, or the
station Of ,heir Hee,s. We must look to 9th
@, quarters for them. The reported suenpt
of the Greeks on Sry na is oo1 conf med.
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