The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-18
BY THE STERN BO.iT-YESTERDAY
From the n. Y. Com. Adv Of Monday last
WL7TE.q IND LNP ORI.l.VTFRO ON
EUROPE.

The packet ship Edward Qucsnel, captain
Hawkins, has srrived from Havre, whence
she sAiled on the 18th of April. Capt Hawkins
brings intelligence that Gen. Lafayette was
so unwell al 10 be unasls 10 leave his house.
THE CREEKS, Asp .aNOTHERYTCTORN
It will be rccelieeted that at cur last advi-
ces, the Turks aud Egyptiars wsfePrepar Ing
for another assault on Missolonsbis BY sea aud
land. II win rejoice our friends how tc lnarn,'
that letters from Missoionghi ,9t p,e 10Th OF,
March, contain the Information tet& tbrahir,
Pacha has been driven from the siege of that
place. ; On tha 2Sth VI febrrary .he pttackeg
the town bot was repulssd with great loss,
The same letter btates that 1000 mon were
lost by tic Turks The Greek lost 500
A letter from Corfu Of tho 9TH of March,
states that captain Pacha had quilted lbrahimi
and eailsd for Constantinoplc, and waspursucd
by Mi.nlis. Ibrahim had caused several oil
the chisfs undcr bis command to be behcaded'1 4
The Austrian Observer reluctantly ADMITS
that The Greeks, have repulsed the Turk, and
sutceedcd in victuallng that fortress.
Corfu dates to March 9Th announce, thatf-
brahim Pacha made general assault upon
Missolongbi On the ID march, both by sea and
laud, bnt was rcputed with the loss Of several
thousand men Official intelligence Of tho
same had been received by the Lord High
Commissioners ofthe lonian Islands, ofthe 9TH.
Another account says-On the 2oth Febru-
ary the Egyptians made their first attack on
MissolongRi, which was followed by two 9TH
ars On The first and second Of March, but they
were uniformly repulsed. During the last as.
slalt col FAquaof appeared in the direction OF
Sa!ona, at the head ofa body of -Gsssks, ana
made great massacre Of the Egyptrsna Il
brahin was obliged 10 retire to Appropriateness,
and to leave the coast the communication with
which is now cut Off
Much alarm had been cxcited in the capital
Of fConstantinople, by a -umof that lord Coch.
rane had ssrived in the Ionian Islands
From the Philad. National Gazette Of Mon.
- day last.
We have before us Vera Cruz papers to
the 22d ult inclusive. They contain adyi-
ces from the Mexican capital to the 18th.
The Messages OF President Adams, COR
cerning the mission TO Panama, have been
translated for the Mexican Journals. On
the 18th the Frenchfngste La Nymphe ar
rivedat Vera Cruz from Martinique, with
French Commissioner and dispatches tor
the Mexican Goyernment The editor Of
the Mercurio congrstuIases the nation on
the cirru,nstsptc. tc.--The new Iastit,iie o.
scieaees a,sf arts was instruction the 4thr
in the grand saloon Of the Metropolifau u
hiversity, with great solemnty and pomp.
Il was spprshended thst the Repushc
would be soon Invaded fross Cssd. Tho
Spanish fect said TO have arrived at tho
island excited much alarm, il being belisv.
ed that Spain vas coyertly aided b. the
lloly.alli1nco.
We percaire with much regret, that a
translation OF lnr. Hnudolpll's speech ofthe
ist March, as reported in the National In
telligcncer, is rrintcdin the Alvarado Mer-
curio, accompanied by very severe and in
diynant notes by the Mexican editor. Its
that rhapsodyin which the Virginia Scna-
stor emp,ied some Of his "phiafs Of gall and
verTo,n.' on Bolvar and the Spanish Amer
lean States. This Mexican, not being ful.
ly aware OF bis history and character, pre-.
supes that sentiments and language so re-
prgnant 70 the IDEAS and feelings of every !
good American, as those which be uttered I
Sin the capital of The Republicans world.r
must hat. becndrrcctly Unused By the Ho- |
~ Alliance itself
"Mr. Randolph" "says,te Mexican WI
Ter. "will obtalb de l1gLcs, enconinrns at
.nedrd; abusing tbe privilege nobiy and
wisely granted by ftee nations 70 Their re. |
rrcsentauyes, Ee Inxllts, quite IL sis ease,