The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11
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The packet ship New York, Cap. Mex.
well, arrived s New York on ,he I'd ina. from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on III. I'd Of
October. BY this arrival, London psprs ere
ecsIved TO the 3olh Sepismbsr, sudLiver.
pool Of the lM OF October. The osss they
furnish, concerning smother victory by tho
Gteeks q, the Isle Of Ssmos, ere grsiiFing 10
he extreme, IN other respects they contain
nothing n,siefisi.
The most ex,essiye forgery ever known
hos lately been developed in London. A Mr..
Fsuntlecoy, the acting psfine, in the holse of
Msrsh& Co. hes been for sixteen yeas past
in the hsbns Of forging warrants OF storney
tor tho transfer OF stocks, &c. aud has thus de.
hsuded individuals and public chsri,iesto sn
immense smount. Flo is in custody, and will
doubtless be hanged. He is rep,s.eu,ei asa
most accomplished and elegant villain.
The exploring expedition under Capt. dud.
son was left on the A,h- OF August al the en-.
france of Hudson's straits.
The csIobrS<sd frfrnd of civil and religion,
liberty, Msjor Cartwright. died in Eng,and on
the 23d OF Sept. in his s4h year.
A flo,ills was fitting out OF Algiers in Au-
gus,, to cruise sgsinst Spanish merchantmen.
M. Ssdier, the 9roDaut. who descended
from Bolton,. on the 3oh Sept, had been
thrown from tho car, by coming In conlsct
with g chimney, and fell 10 the ground from
considerable height, sfer hanging some time
by rope. Lsuers had been received In I.iy.
eipooi, announcing thst he expired the follow.
ing mordiDg.
THE eREEzs.
Letters from Aiexsnd'ts state, that the Z.
gyp,isn expedition sailed sgsins, Greece from
that port l7th' Of July. I, IS stated 10 consis,
Of 10, 600 infantry, and 1000 csvslry.
There are accounts from the Mosoa Of an
stiack made by the Tu'k. on the island Of
Sornos, which ended in the almost eotire de.
stuc,ion Of the Turkish expedition by 6se.
ships aud by the sword.
BY extracts in the Journal des Debats from
the Oriental Spectator, II appears, that tho
Greek population Of Ssmos, consisting prinei.
pslly Of. women, old men and childten, had
been obliged to ny 10 the mountains, and hide
themselves IN caves and fasinessss, to avoid
he tu'y Of the ToIks and the ravsges of tho
Turkish hee'.A-They he'd previously set FIRE
o their houses, and carried inlo the interior
whs.essr port ct their property or provisions
hey were able TO Transport. Ths Greek Gov
ernmeot had decfsed 10 send flolhla TO thsir
aid
In the sssns psps' 10 Tn extract Of Isue'
from NspoIi di Rornanis, daisd August I, IN
which il is ss;ed, that the Provisional Gov;
ernment Of Grsees, has been recognised by
the whole Greek nation that . hundred sail
of ships had beer dec,eedAo encoan,er the
fleet Of The Pacbs Of Esyp,; that the families
OF Hyd's end SpezzIa, spp' 'ehensivs OF . visit
from The Turks, had bsen transported 10 the
Morea, es an ssylum end that sbou' 1000
men were about 70 ST.! from con,iDsnlsi
Greece to assist tho gslsn, and devoted de
Tenders Of those islands in iesis'lDg he antici
pa,ed Invasion.
SRANCE
The French papers are principally filed
with detsils Of the ceremonies attending ths
demise of Louis 18Th. The corpse sfer hsv'
ing teen exhibued TO the public 10 the Royal
Chamber. in o sitting posture. was removed
10 ST. Dennis, where /, wss to lie 10 an lilo
minated chapel for thirty days: masaes for the
repose Of the dead being continually sung be-
fore 1t. The French arc then 10 be uested 10
q gr cod coronation Of Charles Y.
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