The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02


Il several points in Macedonis but Il is feared
that they must conGoe themselves to toe Dc
fensive for the present. as tho Pacha Of Eeyp,
10 preparing to send fleet 10 Csndi,, manasd
with Austrian and Malay sailors. The nava,
force OF the TUX, IN ihe Gulf oil I.epsnto
consists Of only 3 friga,es, 2 corveues and 3
brigs. The G'seks have IN the waters Of Is.
para not less than los sail, but chiefly small
vessels, incapable OF . serious attack upon the
Turks. They haze, however, il Is ss,d, re-.
solved 10 devote great portion of their loan
10 the purchase of large English Merchant
vessels, which thcywill convert in to vessel Of
war.
Cohstsn,inople, on the ll,h OF June, did
no, enjoy a stale Of perfect tranquility. The
people manifest great dissatisfaction with the
Captain Pachs, whom they accuse Of incspaci.
y. The s!owness Of his operation excites vi
oIen, mutmurs. The Porte has taken good
caro-, considering the irritation Of the people.
minds. 90, to publish any thing of the partial
landings made by the Admiral, in which his
troops have been considerably bes,en.
The Ouomsn Porto continued to equivocs,c
with the Russians, who demanded the evacus.
tion Of Moldavia and Wsllschis, and the Mem.
bsIs Of the Diplomatic Corps at Pers arc con
vinccd that its policy is 10 sndeavor to gain
time, and that its troops will not cvscuste The
pfincipalnes ill tho last eyuemi,y--thst 10,
ill the Russian arms shall prepare, in good
earnest, to pass the Dsnubs and the Peuth {;
and even IN this case they are persuaded that
the D.vsn would only order partial evscua.
ton, TO be able 10 say to the Ministers Of Rus.
sic, Austria, England and France, that they
had done something.
By letters f. ON Calcutta Of the l6 n March,
il appears that the war with the Bu'me
would in oil p'obsbili,y prove one Of q consId.
erable magnitude, and the Governor Of India
was inclined to taao serious view of the Of.
fair. The adyices state, that aftef the defeat
Of body of Burme SO and Asssmcsc by q dc.
tschment Of native troops under Mojor New.
,on, tas, ctficer's party had been empowered
by superior body Of tho enemy and driven
back with some loss. The Governor Gene si
had in consequence directed that yeusels
should be at Madras and Calcutta for the con-
veyancc Of troops TO the & oDliers OF Ava, and
il was supposed that the force brough, into
,te field to act against the Burmese would
exceed 25 900 men. fo,ce which IL was
though, would pu, down any the sacmy could
bring sgainst it.
N BosToN, Aug. 81.
FROM FRANCE -.
French Papers by he Atcuc, Capt. Low,
from Hsvfe, are to joy 81, al ..
a Paris Paper OF the 18Th says, the Minis.
iet hs. been occupied much, Tor some days.
IN nego,is,ions with the REPRESENTATION
the Republic OF HAyTI--and tha,i, report
Ttee'y hos been sIgned acknowledging rho
independence OF that lsiand-and treaty ol
Commerce is 10 follow tN
The report caused much j,y in the French
Pots. Although the silence of Tho Budget
created some doubts.
The HayieD Envoys arc said TO have been
assigned count y house near Pafis Tor their
residence. s. t
A French Squsdron of Fifteen soil has boon
fued out fo' obse vslion and exercise, and ~
10 con,inue o. sea Two months. France Is stead
lily preparing for lu,ure Naval Wars.
Peru. Account, { ON Peru TO May ID,
oppesr amply TO conf m the info nation,
that Odens,s, one ofthe late Royal Generals,
has declsrsd for the Patriot Cause and defeat.
ed Royal 4 my Every year is weaving
the People bom Spsjn-and new race u
rising with local sttaehments and moie incl
iisence.
THE Et,iog cut Of Colombian P'iva,cero in
The Uoited States appears again to be causing
.omo sgi,stioD at the Havaoa. But such pti
vs,ec-s sre not now, We believe, commenced
IN The y S. and do not ye'y frequently call al
our ports. Among their crews shore may be
some Ame'iesns,as well as British and French
Subjec's Persons who cannot DO resttained d
when sb, Dad.
A severe Hail $40, m was experienced at
Eas,port, on the I9 h AugoM.
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