The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
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The packe, ship Columbia, Capt. Rogers,
arrived last evening by hsr The Editor OF
the Adsocstc, has received London papers 10
the OH, and Liverpool 10 the h Of Novem-
bcr.
The accounts Of the Grecian victories are
all confirmed. The Courier (5'h Nov. so
much opposed to the Greeks, admins ,ba, tho
Tu'ks. have reueatcd upon Corintb, bn' does
not think, that there is any ground Tor "yaunt-
ing aceounts OF Greek successes"
The blame is thrown upon Chourchid Pa.
cha, who is charged with not esecut,Dg his
march 10 the Mores, with his accustomed
prudence. Instead Of proceeding cautiously
he made o furious dash into the provinces,
and found himself in o strange country With
DOT provisions. .---Should he Welt Constantine
rle, he ~'il never have another cePotinpi,y
&C 49, 49,. g., -. r-~'~o <ifus IS'
900 men had been landed al Napoii de Ro.
mania FROM the Turkish Rect, which s,my
was subsequently taken and destroyed aud II
he lcet should escape snd return with i5,-
900 additional man, tbcic is no security in
their again visiting Con,,sn,inople From ai
that we can coilee', we should imagino that
The Tu' kish arms have sustaineI great re-
must be iee.
The London Conserved is filed With &C.
count, OF the Libe,suon end public dinner
given TO NJ, Hunt Great ptepsta ations, pro-
cesslons, ieas,ing, toas,lDg and patriotism
wee oxh,bned on the occasion.
Accounts fom Warsaw as late ~ the G4lh
nelober SAFE, that the greater part Of the
Russian Western Atmy, which was to have
l.li. no. Ia. <>E iha tv.r rtfs
had received otdcrs ste retain the position they
occupied, The new winter quarters Ut The
Southern army were concentrated, and the
troop, di,,tibn,ed in sueh manner that they
could DC united at a very short notice if the
10 kish army on the right bank Of tho Dan
ube made any move ment indicative Of ho,,ili-
ties.
SIR Henry Wellesley was to succeed Lord
| Lpndonde, ~ as Ambassador h the Cout oI
| Vicnna.
| The new d'ama Of .M Pocha, now per
| forming, with gres, applause, at Loodon, i
| from the pen Of our countrymsn, Mr.. Johr
| Howard Payne, aod not from tha, of Mr.
| Paneie, ss futmeriy stated.
| Canova, the celebrated sculptor, died. a
| Venice, on the 3,h OF October, AT 8. A. NJ
after a shot illness. lie received the ioti
| mdtion oi MS approaching uissoIuuon WIZ
the greatest eomposute, aud died with th'
utmost resignation, making . codocil 10 hi,
viii, ordering hi, in,etuen, at his native
place of Possagno, spd leaving his heart to b.
depos,ed at the Imperial Rlyal Academy o
Fine Arts at Venice, Of which he had Ions
been President.
I Mr.. Walisek, OF the Theatre, esme pas
senges in The Co!umbia, aud is in good health
LONDON, Nov. 2.
An express arrived yesterday morning
from Msdtid, which left that capital at mid
night on the as,h ult. bringing papers an,
ieucrs TO that date inclusive. The ia'te
l state that the sum to be raised in loans hs
heeo declared ny the government to be 40,
100000 real" de renie," answering to q cap
lHtN OF 800 900 600 Of reals, equivalent, at IN,
present price of Spanish securities, to sepu
s 600, ,0ool. sterling. Several sgeois sppoln,
q by capitalists in I.oudon aud p,ris, wer
a Madrid for the purpose Of rakicg propn
avs TO- supplying the Spanish govs'nmsr
'uh that sum, or dAeren, portion, rsspsC
j lively. Msdrid was ~ 3 ste ofpe,ises uaa