The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02

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previous, but winch wss then refused. No.
veiia, dresding an ssssult, then .o'icued pei
mission to wriie TO Moriilo for advice -
From The anticipated reply Of the lsre', The
speedy surrender Of the piece 10 reesf dsd ss
/ Certain.
A lsg Of truce was sent into Sebasiiso, in
Tor ming the garrison of the detection OF Ball
! iaste'os, but il led TO no psrtie ulsr result.
Mnisha Lsu'itton has advanced his head
quarters to Vh,oris.
The siege of Pampeluns wss to have been
commenced Oh the 22d Of August.
Sir John Downie and his nephew, who sro
confined in the dungeons ofthe Csrsces, on q
ehsge Of attempting TO rescue the King end
Royal Family cn ,hsi' journey from Seville
10 Csdz, have addressed pe,,ion TO the king,
asserting their innocence, complaining in ,he
biuerea terms OF The cruelty OF their t,es,.
msnt, and PRAYING 10 be brough h, to riai. Tho
petition was dated on the 10 h OF June, bu, as
late as the slh Of July, no notice had been tax.
en- OF IT,.
Sir Robert Wilson hs. az length arrived se
I.ibon. From the Lisbon paper, he appears
TO DO in p'lsbIe plight. HIS wound. had
not been dressed ior several days. On ,bis
6eing made known TO M. Ws,d, the Brii,h
Chs'ge des Aiaires, Mr.. w. sen, the sur
geon Of the A. sbeila packer to him.
BAYoSxE. Aug Il.
An energetic procisms,son ON Nina 10 his
soldiers, Is spoken of, in which he j.. reported
10 say that he mas heard Of The infamous tres-
son VI BaiIasieros, but Iha, he will never sur
reader; and that he would rather Sc, FIRE 10
oil lhe towns IN Spsin."
The London Times Of the 23d nit. states
ihstit was binted that the detection ,oi BsiIs,-
te,os had taken place on on Understandings
wiiA The government Of Csdiz. The samc
paper mentions as q report that il was resoiv-
ed ~ an extraordinary sitting of the Cories on
,he 4th, TO receive propositions from tho
French.
1be Duke dAngoulene arrived a, Cordova
on ne i2'b, and was expected to reach St.
Mays on the 9th.
The king and roysl family at Cadiz, wero
IN good bealIh on tbe 9Th.
Qnroga 10 charged with having prior to his
bign from Coz unns, caused fi,y -one o,ison-
ers 20 be embarked on board vessel, rnder
The p'eteDce OF conveying them to place os
ssietJ' bot On reaching the of'iog, they wers
all murdered and thrown owe board Some
oi the bodies were Afterwards picked up, and
II was found that their throsls had been Gu,
with sabre. a list Of these unfortunate per.
sons he'd been published in The Mcd'it Ga
zelie. One OF the vicr,ms 10 said to be Big,
adis' Don Salvador Escsndon, and the ,hres
Lieut. Coioneis Francisco Pafeifa, Theodoro
Gil, and Joseph Arsgon.
GREECE.
Extract ofa letter from Co, fu -" Tbs
fac, ~hich ! now describe cannon ieii 20 exc,te
distress In your mind. Last week seven
Greeks oi Eplrus left this port. in q vessel
under the ionisn Gag, bound to Misso,ur CHI,
With ali her Pspers 10 proper order, eetrhcsIco
&c. On her wsy she fell IN with Turkish
squadron, in The waters of L.ucadia. coming
from Pstrss. The Turks took cot the Greeks
| by io'ce, without paying any attention TO the
powerful na,ion which protects the Ionan fsg
| Carried them to P'evess, where they we,e
c'oe'iy behesded in presence Of eve,y body,
end under The notice Of the English Consul,
Mr.. Mayer. Is il to be believed that ,he
English government will allow such lime,
IN open violation OF The lava Of nations, 10 GO
unpunished ~
An sr'icie dated Leghorp, July 26, says:
Lord Byron arrived here on the 22d, ard
sailed the nex' dsy 70, Zente, on bos,d tho
English big Hercules, Capt. Scott. He will
so i'm me- ediately TO the Peioponnesus: nc has
several SIeeks with him, and some English
officers, as well as ammunition, and 10 900
pias,crs for The Greeks"
Accounts from the neig hbo' hood of Snyr-
us, state, that great alarm prevailed here be.
cause the Greeks threatened landing.
FIRE 1T COISTANYIh OPLE.
The Angsbureh Gazeue states. tina, on ,hs
lath of July. Are broke out in Constantine
pie, in the suburb Costina, conIieuou. 10 tho
! naval arsenal. In a short time $500 houses
were consumed by the flames. The i'e soon
gained the arsenal, and al efforts to ex,iuguish
it were in vain. IL was re.Iigh:ed three times
.ucee,sively by the authors of The con. piracy.
The Tu,ks had The g,ief Of seeing consumed,
one ship Of the line, - guns, Two corvet,e.,
FIVE b,igs, no smaller ships of every degree.
D,,m.y prevailed Throughout, The capital.
The Greeks say, tha, God Is with the m, on
,k,. .;op m In ths spar. Il on.