Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-06-03

00DSs tnolr UmouutS "uu " WHAT up~
plied, made this session. The sew
eral committees were discharged
from all subjects committed 10 them.
After some other incidental business
Che President was informed that the
House was about tn adjourn, and
they adjourned sccordisgly to meet
on the first Monday in December
ncxt.
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FOREIGN. 4
EUROPE.--A late arrival at Bss 4
TIM from London. brings papers tol
the cad April.
GREECE.-The affairs of this
country appear 70 be involved in mys-
tery. It will be recollected that a
circumssancial account Of the fall Of
Missolonehi on the goth Of March, has
been received bk former arrivals
Under date Of Corfu, Esd Of March,
an article describes Ibrahim Pochs to
be on the point Of making grand at
tack upon the fortress, with every
prospect Of success. Sir Frederic
Adam, the British Lord Commission.
er Of the Ionian Isles. ON the Goth
March, is said to have required a sus-
pension of the operations against Mis-
solonghi, as he understood an arInstlce
II not already received, might be ex-
pected from Constantinopfe. To this
1brahim objected, but was told in re.
ply that'ifhe did not yield with a good
grace 10 the common wish of the al
Ties, submission would be compelled.
Not word is said Of the surrender
of Missolonghi The Paris and lon
dos papers express considerable doubt
relative to the capture of the fortress.
Under Paris dates Of April 18th it Is,
said letters from Corfu of the 25th
and a6th March, pronounce that Mis-
'solonghi still held out, and that every
attack had been successfully repulsed
by the Greeks. The report Of the re-.
turn ofthe Greek feet from Hydra is
not confirmed. Letters from the Ar
chipclago were only to the 22d March.
On the 9th and 10th, the Turks got
possession of the Islet Of vasiladi, ant
Anatolico. Forty seven thousand Who
surrendered, were sent to Arta. Dur
ing the attack on these places, the
garrison at Missslongh made a sally
to,reIieve their countrymen. The a
bove letters from Cerfa give The de.
tailSof the assault and bapture OF Au-
atolico which correspond in da.e with
the account Of the alleged fab Of Mis-
solonghisxlyb ybers ssIruth lies. says
the London Gls6e, ,WSkn6w nor.
Fresh d,stc rbances had occored IN
Spain, and conspiracy to rrvolution-
re the country had abeen discovered.
tits considered BY the English pa
pers highly improbable that Russia
and Turkey will engage in hostiiities.
1t is supposed, however. that some
measures may be taken in favour OF
The Greeks. The Duke Of yelling.
ton is about to return from his mission
to Russia.
The health of the King Of Great
Britain is Improving. Funds were in
a depressed state the 22d.
Disturbances commenced at Black
burne, which excited very painful in
terest. The distress Of the iabouring
classes was extreme, and hunger hao
produced riots. to qusll which militia
ry force was ordered.
Serious riots had taken place among
the labourng classes at Accrington
which were finally checked by ths mill
tary. Several factories were PARTIAL,
demolished. Some Of the ripgleader
bad been committed to prison.
1t was reported some factories hat
been burnt in Manchester.
The Courier Of April 90, contains
review Of Mr.. Adams message to Con
eress on the Panama MissUn, which
calls an important state paper. Th'
writer Of the review speaks Of tn
whole people Of the United States un
der The name Of PhiladelphiAns, IT'LL
which he says'he adopts from conven
isuce--because il. is harmonious II
sound and pleasing in association, ant
may not unity be usedto designate th'
natiou. .89 HI ag
Accounts from Frankfort say Their
are four thousand bales Of wool in tn
warehouses Of that city. The Belgian
formerly the most respectable pnrchas
ers. had not come to the fair. Esgllsl
manufactured goods met with no buy
ers, the warehouses were cowded wit
them. FHt .l
~ The Constitutional states, on the ere
il ola letter from Eisbon Of the 3ist .
March, .hN Don Pedro was .proclaIme
ed king Of Portugal on the 9Th, imme
a, SC IN ovnras