The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30
f0reign.
Nav YoRK Dec. 90.
Late from En- obe.

Late from EWope.
The packet ship Csdmus, Capt. Allyn, ar
rived here yesterday mo niog IN 40 day, from
HIVE, bringing Paris papc's TO the 81 ard
Hsvre to tho S,s November, including Lon
doc dates OF The 3o.h October. Capt.. Allyn
brough, letters to General La Fsyeto from
. his family at La Gtange also portrait OF
thc Geoefal, by NJ. ScheTar the painter at
Paris, 10 be p resented to Congress.
The Director Genera, Of customs at Havre
had given notice that the extraordinary duties
specili d in tho treaty between + ance ood the
United States, and concluded on the 24th
June, 822, are 10 cease on the lst OF Oct.
1924, and hat tho Gums received over and
Dove will be reimbursed on producing ct tho
custom house, tho receipts Of customs paid
since Oct. l, according 10 the old tariff. No
Grange has been made in the duties of ton
mage nor ia tho charges Of brokerage or pi-
lotago.
GREECE.
The intelligence /, ON Greecs continues to
30 very cheeting A new naval victory, DO.
ing the third, 10 stated TO have been ob,sined
over The Turks, on tho ash Septembcr, be-
avoep Ps,mos and Ssmoo. The Ouomaps,
after their defes,, fod 10 Nuylene with IS
y,sseis, pursued by 2S Creek vessels. An
the Mu.se,men transports, to the oumbor of
100, remained ct Bud'um or fell into the
hands Of the Greeks. lrsiut,hcr stated. that
the 500 Of the Pacba Of Egypt, l'maeI Gibral
TAR, comm anler OF the feet of his father. ond
ouce an aid.ds camp TO Gen. Grouchy, and q
nephew Of the Dey Of Tunis, has been taken,
Together with millions Of pissuee, which
they had carried to Nspoli di Romoniu. The
viceroy Of Eg,p, los, his last f,ies,e, which
bore The Admnsl's Aas, II is admitted in
tho Augsburg Gszsue, that "the cause OF
Greece 10 secure end n Is said that a greaI
power hsd declared in their favor. Impor.
tant events were expected TO take place In the
spring.
Ferdinand had issued smother decree, in
which he p'onouuces sentence Of death on all
per 500. who, afte, the lM Oct 1924, shall
have baen proved TO DO enemies TO the legii.
ratc rights Of he throne, or psr,iZsns OF the
ia,o consti,u,ion Including all who shsll pub.
lish pam phle,s or jcu, Das Of tho same ,enden-
CT. Freemsson, are also declared subject to
the same ex,e rm,nating o do, which had pro.
duced a powerfu, sensation ct Madrid. A
Juno composed Of ecclesiss,ics and lawyers
:. was to b. e., med for the pur pose OF prevent.
EUE INc p'OpBu'iobotN VI WV '''osS
ieue's speak Of nothing bur arrests, condem
pations and executions. Fifteen supetio' Of.
fce'a Of the Cons.ituIionai army who had ca
pituis,ed, were in . cbspeI a. Cofvnns swsi''
ing the hour OF punishment General Con
ueras. ex general Of GaIicis. who had disrin'
gutshed himself very much by his spirit OF
mo de- a,ion had been arrested. Nothing co.,
tain wa. known - 10 the evacuation OF Spain
by tho French troops. The London Morning
CHI tonicle remarks on this subject, that IL 10
supposed "the Englhh government, in com.
mo, with o'her nations, win require OF the
French Cabinet en- onequivocsl explanation Of
he's inten,ion,; for tho policy Of this cabinet,
with respec, to Spain, is certainly n'y',srious
end inexplicsbie especially ss she had no,
made remonsttsnces to Ferdinand against the
croei prosecutions TO which the subjects Of
thst sovereign are Q, present sxpoSed BY the
scts el . yln6iciivs aGd inefeIlsss faction.