Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-20

The --latest intelligence from tae Mo-
rea stntes that the Greeks had recently
m,de m attack uponthg commander Of
'rhe Turks and burat several Of his ves-
sells. .~.ss.~ r tf -. f.t.i
= Its said the Greek Journals circu-
lat. freely in Constantinople they are
prohibited in Russia.
The French papers assert and offer
proof to show, that the minister Of war
If not actually in alliance with the
Pacha Of Egypt-has furnished the
Turks with officers, cannon, and mate :
riais from the French arsenals, for the
destruction of the Greeks.
Trieste accpunts to the Sd, state that
the Captain Pacha had been recalled
: by the Porte, at the instance Of Ibraham
Pacha, who had att fibuted to him the
recent rcverses OF the Ottoman arms
there.
The commercial pressnres began to
be felt in Stockholm on the 18th of
March. Some Gsttenburg houses had
stopped payment.
II was rumoured that the Arch
Ddke Ferdinand, eldest son Of the EN-
peror Of Austria, has beforehand re-
nounced the throne, through sp attach.
=. sment to contemplative life.
Lord Ponsonby ives 10 leave Eng.
land forthwith, with full Instructions to
do all that was possible 10 bringing to an
end the quarrel between Brazil and
Buenos Ayres.
A dinner was given to Goblet, at
Norwich, on the Gath Of March.
A letter from Cadiz gives most de-
plorabIe picture ofSpain. Commerce
has fled her shores and the interiour
lies waste and unc,iltivated, the misera-
hle inhabitants Of which ace found dead
in the fields" (This is the country
with which an Albany paper was fearful
we might have war.
Information had been received that n
peace had been concluded. with the Bur
;mese. ~
1t is said, that the Congress- Of Pana-
ma will not be dissolved until the ex-
pulsion ofthe House Of Br4anza from
the BraziIs.
From the Philadelphia National Gazette, Of
Monday last.
. We have keCnre us Vera Cruz pa
rers to the 22d ult inclusive. They
contain advices from the Mexican
capital to the 18th. The messages
0f President Adams, concerning the
mission to Panama, have been trans
lated for the Mexican Journals. On
the 18th, the French 'frigate La
Nymphc, arrived at Vera Cruz from
Martinique. with French Commis'
sioper and dispatches for the Mexi-
{ an Government. The editor Of the
Mercurio c6ngratulates the nation
ON tlle circnmstaHcc.--I'he new In
aitue Of Sciences and arts was instd-
ted on the 4tlb in the grand saloon
of the Metropolitan University, with
great soiemnity and pomp.
y It was apprehended that the Re-
enbIic would be soon invaded from
Cuba. The Spanish feet said to
have arrived at the island excited
lnucl, alarm. it boing believed that
Spain was covcrtIy aided by the Ho.
3y Alliance.
\ We perceive with much regret,
/ that a translation Of Mr.. Bannolpll's
speech Of the ist of March. as re.
ported in thu National Inlelligehcer
ia printed III The AIvarado Mercurio
accompanied by very severe and in
dignant notes by ;the Mexican edi
tor. (" Mr.. Randplpb'" says tht
Mexican writer, will Attain tht
highest encomiums at Madrid /; a
bnsing the privilege nObIy and wise
lygranted by free pations to thei'
representatives, he Insults. quite g
Ms ease, and il the most slanderon'
and malignant manner. the new Re
publics of America, whose sacrikcc'
and zeal, merit, however; applause
and respect. Let the North Amer
leans who reside among rs, speak &
tho confusion Of this lnau, and tel
us whether wo are lMnatics and fools
foots aad g.'cat fools must We be
when we shall appoint Mr.. Ran
aolph, senator. He plays a part, IL
Ms attack, like that of bsfo in al
opera, through With little melody"
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