Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-19

|ovsrnow with criminals and there
are several streets & squares where
every tenth house has been plundif-
ed, In somewsy OF other, withis tho
last twolvcmonths. 4
( MADRID, June ga. A notice was
Epasted st the corners Of all ths streets
Informing that the king Il,ad issued
an ordinance commanding all per-
sons having books ur manuscripts on
Masonry, Or other secret societies,in
their possession, to deliver than up
within week, on pain of beil con-
Isidered gailty Of high treason.
Five tho 'sand French troJps are
about tn leave Spain,. St. Sebastin
was tn be evacuated, and it WAS said
that the garrison at cadiz would be
diminished.
A distressing Are occurred IN Dru.
ry Lane. Lohdoh, Oh the morning Of
the nth ult,
The British Gsvernmeht is about
preparing another expedition for the
Arctic Pole. The command will be
entrusted to Capt. Parry, "a the
Hecia, the vessel ia which h9 made
his last voysse. Its otject is said
to be moro OTIS commercial than vi
scientific character. Capt. 4. will
take with him light canoes aid laah-
|ches Of PeraIiar construction. IN
order, il possible, to make q nearer
approach to the Pole.
Mr.. Randolph, had left LivOrpool;
previous to which he deposised with
lthe Mayor Ave poNnds q be applied
10 charitable ,purposcs.N
From FRANCE. The Jubilee of
our N ational Independence was eel.
ebrated at Paris, by the American
sitizens in that capital; General
La Fayctte, his son, and Mr.. Levas-
seur, were among the guests. Sixty
five sat down al the table, at which
Mr., Barret, the u. s. Consul. pre-
sided. in tile course Ofthc evening,
tire General was toasted, to which
he returned a happily expressed
speech.
Private letters state, that Lord
Cocbrane cruised Cor some fine off
Cape ST. Vincent, until he had col
lected all his vessels, eight in nam.
Der, some OF which carry Perkins
tremendous steam 50 Founders. His
LordshiPs own ship, tho Pcrsever-
ance, is q steam vessel OF 400 tons.
THE GREEKS. The cause of the
Greeks continue to grow more deplor.
able; and it is now affirmed that "a
mother horrid butchery has taken place,
but as there is no date affixed to the ar
ticle, and the case is almost too mon.
strods for belief, there is hope that
it may be erroneous. It is contained
in the Trieste Observer to this effect /:
| lbrahim Pacha hes made himself master
Of Calavite. where six thousand Greeks,
including ali the women and children,
were put to the sword.
But, as q partial set OF TO this horrid
account, we find it announced in letters
from Corfu, lthat Redshid Pacha hav-
ing marched for the plains Of Livadia,
came up with a corps Of Greeks who
occupied thv foo! Of Mount Liacohrn.
A dreadful ao,ion ensued, in which
Redschid was defeated, and after four
hours fighting, was compelled to re.
treat.
We understand that the director q
Of the Green County bank have
made an assignment of all their ac-
counts and effects to Benz. Haxtun,
lAbel Brace, and Abraham Van
Vechten, Of CatskiIl, aud that full
exposition Of It's affairs may be ex-
pected at an early day.
.altamy Argus.
Nerspoper PiJerins. On Friday
a man was arraigned before Justices
Peck and Tillinghast, charged with
purloiniug newspapers from the
doors Of several citizens. He was
found guilty. fined and committed ia
prison. 1t is to be hoped this will
operate as q caution, and deter 9th
ers from the commission Of similar
offence. Pr0v. Pat.
It is stated in q New York paper
that least 1900 houses are going
up in that city, most Of which will
ha roaxlv E,,r tananfa hv the first nj