The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-04-13

has been provisioned by the Greek fleet
Another naval victory on the Sd February
Is mentioned IN the Courier Frdhcdis OF
Wednesday. Ia this Miaulis and CanarlS
succeeded IN setting fire TO- l5 sail of Turk
ish vessels, among which were three of
the largest ships of war. Mr.. Strattord
Canning had several interviews at Hydra
with Mavrocordatus. Imme eliately after
the department OF the English ambassador,
a hotllla put to sea with 1000 troops on
board, destined for Negropont, were gem
eral insurrection had broken out against
the Turks. Another division OF 1000 men
had sailed for Athens, To reinforce the
corps Of Col. Fabvier."
LONDON, March IL. BY the Hamburger
mail We have received intelligence from ST.
Petersburgh to the 22d nit. 1t mentions
no new movement, either political or mil
itary. Not single vestige of the troubles
appears TO remain, and the clue which the
Russian Government has obtained To all the
ralnlficatlons ofthe conspiracy, will enable
II TO put It down effcctually. Whatever
discomfort may pervade the army general
ly, will now evaporate in manner perfectly
harmless, the officers who iomen,ed it hav-
ing been removed, and others, ofrried 10y
atty, substituted.
LIVERPOOL, March @. Since our last,
a great Improvement has taken place in the
commercial world. The gradual revival
OF confidence, joined with general i'm
preston that the prices of produce are or
have been at the lowest, are the best assu-
rance that this improvement is not transit
tory.
March IL. A period looked for with in
tense anxiety--the commencement of the
present month-has passed over unatten-
ded with those disasters which the fearful
torebodings ofmany had led them to expect.
But one failure of any Importance has oc-
CURED in the present week, that of q firm
connected with London house, which
failed on Saturday last. Business, too, has
assumed an improving aspect both here and
In Manchester, causing an increased activ-
lty IN the markets, and somewhat Of an ad-
vance in prices.
The funeral procession Of the Emperor
Alexander arrived at Moscow on the 9th
February, where it was received by the
merchants and citizens; who were awaiting
its arrival on their knees,
An English paper says, "mr Siacready
is unquestionably, the first actor on the
stage; and if he would only amend him of
one or two bad habits his supremacy would
be acknowledged on all hands"
From the london Slin, Jan. 2S.
Mr.. KEAN is very likely to resume his
situation at the Drury Lane Theatre next
year. BY his success in America, he has
been enabled to repair in part, his dilapi-
dated fortune; and as enmities should not
be eternal, he hopes to meet favorable
reception OH his return. After performing
one more season in London, he intends to
retire to his castle in Scotland, there to
remain in domestic quiet for the remainder
Of his life.
The Dublin Mail of the 7th Feb. says
awe regret to announce the death of the
highly respected LINDLAY MURRAY, the
author Of an English Grammar, and many,
other most approved works on education.
He. expired very peacefully on Thursday
morning, at his house at Holdgatc, near
York, in the Slst year of his age, md in
the full possession of all his mental iacul-
ties. Mr.. Murray was a quaker. and
native of Pennsylvania, in North America