The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-10-21

nation, tina, the Count d. d'Artois, on his acces
sion, would dismiss NJ. do ViIlsle, and <ecslI
| NJ. Chs,esubrisnd. II 10 this expectation,
confidently entertained by the Utiss Of the
Chstssub'ishd party, that hes kept them steady
to their Chief.
Louis XVIII. was Q widower snd has left
no children. The successor TO the ,hroSe Of
France, 10 his brother the Count d'Auois, un
dor the ,tic OF Charles X. He 10 now sbou,
so years OF sge. The next 10 succe ssion il
tho Duke d'Angouleme, who married the
daughter OF tho unfortunate Louis 9th, and
si,er him the infant son of the late Duke oi
Berry.
Tho American dates received 10 London,
arc TO tho 22d of Aogust. The minsterisl
papers ore not very we'll pleased with he 'e
ceptioD which our counts men hsyp gwen 10
La Fsyetts. The Courie, p,oposse u mshe
Q few selections from them 70 show in read.
ers how little essential difference there 10 be.
tween republican snd nc6hrchicsi bonors,
and adds tho following cutting end BEAUTIFUL
remarks. "Ths ssme hsttery; the ssme
pomp; the ceremony; the sane parade bu,
more servili,y, and infinitely more OF bur.
iesque selfimportsncs. That thing niscail.
ed equality, engenders oil sorts Of hie pre,en-
sions for ss ,here 10 no real equality either in
nature OF society, whie tho assumption 6f i.
10 so gIatefu, 10 weak minds, we constantly
see, where every mao thinks him,elfequsl TO
those about him, the uiost prepss.efous ei-
To- Is TO sustsin the delusion with plausible sp-
pesrsnee. Hence it 10 that yaurdemocra,s,
and Jewellers, Of ell descriptions, arc so pro.
iuse of mutual civililies hence hey SO be.
prsse end so be daub each other ;snd hence,
though differing, PEI hsps, upon al other sub
jecIs, they are so cordially unanimous. upon
that Of their own supe lative merts. Gone.
raj La Fsyeue, for example says, vhs,evet he
msy think, that tho A mericans sio the most
oxsited people in the world |; andihe Amer
cans csnnot soy less IN return, wistever they
may think TOO, than that there never was sucn
sman a. La Fsyere. And SC they 60 on,
keeping their countensnces all the while, as 1t
the rest ofthe world were no, looking on with
scorn and derision at their fooleIie,."
The New Times, not to DC out.done in CT
Whites OF this sort, spesks upon the subject
'bus -" He was Of course received with ma.
cy tokens Of re, poet and it would have been
exuaor dinsry u tho Americans bad not paid
psrticulsr honors O an old niao and Q foreign.
et, whose nane is so closely associated with
ne foundation OF their Kepoblic. One eon-
clusion from the old Generals vbsge Is IT,
fesistsble il is that tho cause OF Liber alIsm
IN Paris Is o'terly defuoc,, nod snnihilated
Nothing but desperation could h~e mad
General La Fsyette sacrifice the pieesares OF
La belle Ftance, TO dweii amoos the Dnbbik
ness Of New. England" .4yyya
In all part. OF Great Britain tito hsrves
promises to be ono Of the most productive
that has boon known 10 the nemey Of man.
A6airs Of Greece,--Ths c. eek toverumen
has published an official sccoun, o'the recap
.ure OF Ipssia, from which, wssxtract the
following -
"The { plain Pscha landed $4,000 men in
Ipsara, commanded by Ismasl Paths, nephew
| 20 Ali Pschs Of Joaon,na. The enemy was
found in po.sessio Of the 6, cot ,aueoy ON
pioyed 10 bombsrding the iorts oi Muylene,
Palseocss,ron, defended by $500 Creeks Of
Ipsara ard Chos, end some companies OF
Chris,isn Schypotars. Il was o,he 7th Ju.
", Go6, who protects Greece s,d her chill.
dren, sending violen, tempes, iron the south,
the Csptsin Pscha festiog tho 'hipwrsek OF
his feet, was obliged to put TO eel. and to sep
1ato from his army on shore. The intidel-
thinking themselves sbsodoned, hu.tied TO the
beach. They perceived the Creek squadron,
and.,housht only oi flight, seiZ'ns all the bosIs
they could find. Nicetas lands ;the Ipssriots
sally from the fous /; the Turls arc over.
thrown tho Geek vessels dischIge showers
Of 6 rspe shot on all that part out sea: three
frigstes and ten brigs ran ground on the sth
July in tho mornig tie Turks Asd escaped.
Among tho dead srs two Pathss--limaeI
Pessfa aud Omer Coumbans, Of Arggro Cas-
uon. Tho booty 10 immease-<the victory
complete J"
Tho Turks are srsining every nerve to 70.
new the csmps,gn, sud svenge themselves for
their late d,scom6,ure. The accumulation OF
troops 10 The neig hbo' hood Of smyrna, Tor the
attack upon the Island Of Ssmcs, vas very
gres.-Ths promise Of piundsf sppears 10
have . great eHec, on these barbsrisns. Some
letters state the numbers t seventy thousand
Two or three murders had taken place, and
FIVE OF six houses had been sscksd, but the IN.
~ n. h~A - oskA far hsr