Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-02
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

NEW York. Nov. s7.
The packet ship Stcphcnia. Capt.
Pell which arrived the a6th. bro, (, gbt
Havre papers to the Goth and Paris
to the 24th ult.' inclusive.
Russia declared war with Persia
on tho 2sth Sept. aud Ilostlitics had
commenced On The cd September,
the Russian Prince Modatow attack
ed a large Persian force. who were
forced torcfrcat with great confus-
ion, leaving two. KaI,as q. 1000 men
ON tht field. Z The Russian General
YermoboR, with another division
was driving the Persisns before
dim.
The manifesto Of the Emperor, in
Inmates his determination. Ia wage
war until 'demnity shall be had for
past aggrcssions. and security for.
the future.
4tis thought this war, will tend to
facilitate the negotiations between
Russia and Turkey.
) The Greeks arc said to have had
partial chrOuptcrs will, division of
the Turkish fleet on the 9th. 10th
and1ifll OF September, in which the
latter lost frigatc, and the admi-
rails ship was set on fire.
The Oriental Spectator Smyrna)
gives letters from Bower, but nearly :
all thc French officers have quitted
the service f the yircroy Of Egypt,
and ,aken ship for France. Zen.
Bayer has arrived in Paris.
It is stated that Lord Cocbrauc
LETT Mnlla ina small vessel on the
i4theof Srpt. for Hydra, whence IL.
he did not hear of the expected steam
vessels, he intended to return to En-
gland. Another account states that
4ho arrived at Marscilles on tie 18th.
aud passed,through Lyons the 10th
on his way To PARIS
z LIMA. Private accounts rcceiv-
G! at Jamaica fpom Guayaqnil state.
that considerable sensation had been
excited at Lima, In consequence of
Boil, ar having arrested about twelve
ofhis officers, t.Dong whom were the
GENERAL M Marines and Admiral
Cause, Boln az, however, appea rs
quite anconccfned, and passes his
time during .l,c evenings at the thea
trc. generally accompanied by his
Aide dc caiup. General Bolivar
has issued an order, requiring all
Buen0s Ayfean merchants to quh
Lima, ii l5 days. Tie had march
ed the Peruvian troops out of the
Gastlc Of Callao, and replaced them
by Coiombians.
1t is understood that the Chilian
squadron is sold to the government
Of Buenos Ayrcs; a vessel having
been sent from Chilli to Callao for
the purpose of volunteering officers
and seamen to convey the said squa.
dron TO Bnenos Ayres. The Peru
vian frigate reru,,a and tie Li'nihias
sloop of war, were laid up at CalIao.
baltimore Gazette.
A Custom ho uso bond for the We.
ry large sum of $4,000 being for
duties on, several China cargocs. be-
came due on Saturday, and was
promptly paid by an indiyidul mcr-
chant Of this city. III a-sing!e check.
THIS is said to bs the largest bond
ever paid in this country, ". 4.
.Mer. .adr.
We learn that through the vgil-
ancc of the Post Masters in this
town and Springfield, Mass. On
Tuesday last, q man .namcd Houses
who had been employed as an assist
ant at the post uilice, in South Will
bral,a,n, Mass. on the route between
this placc aud Springfield was taken
up on suspicion qr having plundercd
the mail, at sundry times, ef~var'ous
sums. After an examination of his
trunk, and being charged with the
crime, he confessed his guilt, was
carricdto Springfield. and examined
before Jus tice Willard, and oy MN
committed to jail. 80 await his triai'
which will take place in May next
II was ascertained that nc bad par-
loined upwards of FIVE bundred DOL
lars, beside destroying many letters
aud upwards Of one hundred ao''afs
worth ofprize tickets.
House, is q man, about 40 years