Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-17

Ciril and, JMiliiasy Ghisf 81 1sasxa..
|lH.until the return OF 0eh<ral Boli-
var. Col: Evsrs was To leave Laeasy.
- Immediately J oi ! mission TO Gen.
|eral Bolivar. Fspdesting bic immediate
return. Gen Paex. arrived at Carae-
cas- On the iath with his suit--he was
escotted into tovnby large number
Of the inhabitants.
Business Of every kind vas at 4
stand--no coIlectiohs could be made
If persons who bought goods on cred
liz. The English merchants have adj
vanced largely to the planters, which
was very doubtful whether they would
be able to recover, a. it was found
that the peous Qabourers) would be
taken as soldiers should that be the
case, the Indigo crop, which bids fair
to be abundant, weull be entirely lost,
as almost all the estates are WORK ed
by this class Of people. The English
marchants had sent to the windward
station for vessel Of war to protect
their interest.
Contributions had been exacted
from the merchants, and this will have
to be repeated a. the only recourse sx-
cept the duties arising from imports,
which will not cover half the expen-
ditures.
Vienna papers to the 22d Of April,
with Augsburgh and Brussels to the
99th, have been received in New York.
II is stated, under the head Of Vienna,
that 40 accounts had been received at
Corfu since the Goth Of March from
Missolonghi, from the prevalence Of the
north winds. The last authentick &C.
counts, it adds, were received on the
Goth, when the High Commissioner re.
turned from Cephsionia. on board the
Naiad, Captain Spencer, Sir Freder.
ick Adam, this article states, had been,
on the 18th Of March, with Captain
Spencer to the Egyptian camp before
Missolonghi, where he had a confer
ence Of two hours with lbrahim, in bis
tent, in the presence Of the Seraskier
r edschid Pacha, and the two Commiss.
ioners from the Porte, Hussein Bey
and Redsched EHsndi. In this CEN
ference Sir Frederick is said to have
solicited lbrahim to suffer the women,
children and old men, to leave Misso-
longhi unmolested, and the Egyptian
acceded to the humane request. pro-
vided the place was su rendered, and
the garrison laid down their arms, in
which case they should be permitted to
retire unhurt, as well as the garrison
Of Anatolico. But the gallant Chris
tians refused to strike the cross from
the ramparts, and Sir Frederick Adam
re embarked. 1t is unnecessary to say
that but little credit can be attached to
these statements or to those manufac-
tured at Trieste and given in the French
papers. The latter have teemed for
some days with the triumphant details
Of the route Of the Arabs, and the
wound and death Of lhrahim. This
would be result most glorious for the
Christians. and consolatory to humani-
ty; but as yet it wants all authority
and confirmation.
PARIS, May 3.-Letters from Con-
stantinople of April Z. state that cour-
ier arrived there on the 4th from st.
Petersburg, who was said to be the
bearer of a categorical declaration from
the Emperor Nicholas, in which the
monarch insists on the necessity of ter
minating the differences between Rus
sia and the Porte. 1t is added that the
Emperor demands the re establishment
Of the privileges OF the two principali-
ties, as we'll as the immediate sending
of Turkish Commissioners iu concert
with Russian negociators, and in place
designated by the Sultan, the Difficult
ties which have so long existed between
that power and Russia. As the time Of
six weeks is fixed for the answer, the
Sultan very likely may profit by the de-
lay and not answer Immediately.
In England, short time since, a
gang Of thieves broke open a store,