The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-30

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those functionaries dependant on Ibraliin
Pacha. These places will be conferred on
the principal Greek chiefs, if they readily
submit. There is great deal said about
proposals already made on the subject.
which 1t is affirmed, at least at Constanti-
noPle, have been well received by some mil
itary chiefs.
JAN. 9. After mentioning the mission Of
Turkish negotiators to the head quarters of
lbrahim Pacha, to endeavor 10 make some
arrangements withthe Greeks, it is added
1t is affirmed, however. that England and
its agents endeavor TO paralyze these nea o.
tiations, and that the British government
wishes to arrogate to itselfa kind of supre-
macy over Greece.-This disposition of
England has not ,'tle contributed 10 the
measure which the Porte has Just adopted:
Tor notwithstanding all the friendly decla-
ratlons OF the English charge d'afiaires, &
still fears the British protectorate of the
Greeks, and is persuaded that the efforts of
the cabinet of London tends 10 this object.
II believes, also, that the mission of mr..
Strattord Canning has the same object.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 10. Hussunn
Bey, formerly Inspector Of the Arsenal, and
Redieb Efendi, Agent to the Viceroy OK
Egypt, were Unexpectedly called TO the Di-
van, ind charged with an important mis-
sion to Greece, having for its object trea-
ty OF peace with the Greeks. This measure
has led all experienced politicians into a
frm belief, that the Porte entertains fears
OF disastrous termination of the present
| campaign. The European Ambassadors
at this Court have also been requested 10
forward their negotiation by their interme-
dlation ;and in case ofreiec.ion on the part
OF the Greeks, to enforce their acquesence
by severe language. The insurrection OF
Gambia has caused the Porte little anxiety,
and he has taken but few steps to pacify
that lsland.-t tAugsburgh Universal Gaz.
NEw-YoRK, March 81.
PORTUGAL. BY the brig Eliza, Cant.
Story, arrived yesterday in 43 days from,
LISBON, files OF the Gazette to the 4th OF
February, have been received.
"A Lisbon paper of Jan. 2lst saws, tbe
coastof Catalonia is greatly infested by
smugglers, pirates, privateers and rebels
so much SO, that the king of Spain has or.
dered out small vessels of from % to 30
tons burthen, carrying each one FOUNDER,
and thirty hands, for the purpose of guard
ing the coasts.
The king of Portugal has appointed q
Commission of Officers to superntend the
distribution of money to the army, as com-
pensation for prizes made during the PEN
insula war.
The Cadiz Commercial Advertiser for
the two Worlds, Of the 18th January, con-
tains letter said to be written by ST.
mon Bolivar to DIR. Francia, Governor
Of Paraqua, inviting him to cease his sys-
tenn Of neutrality, and join the cause of
mankind and the general independence pf
America This letter is dated at Custo.
Peru. The governor rejects the invitation
saying, that the same request has been
made to Paraqua by the Portuguese, Por-
tenhos, English, Chilians, BrGzilians and
Peruyiahs, with no better succ cess than that
now presented by Colombia. This epistle
is severe, and abusive Of the cause ofinde-
pendence. II is dated Asrumpt ion, 23d Of
August, 1893.
g.. FROM THE PACIFIC.
We learn from passenger in the brig
Polly g. Eliza, from Car.hagena, who re.
Gently left the Pacific, that the Castle OF
Callao remained in possession Of Gen. Ro-
dill on the 9th Of December, but it was ex-
pected that il would soon fall into the hands
Of the Patriots.
Gen. Valera, of the Colombian army in
Peru, arrived at Panama on the Oath Of
January, with 1900 troops, principally Pc
ruvians. There were about 5000 troops at
Panama, and more daily expected.
The frigate United States, Com Hull,
was at Chorillos the 10th Of December.
The Peacock, Capt. Jones, sailed about the
18th for Valparaiso. The schooner Dol
phin, Capt. Pcrcival, had not returned frora
her cruise among the Mulgrnye Islands.
IN. Y. Gaz.
! MoRE PIRAcY. Captain Madigan, who
arrived here yesterday in the brig Neptune,
from Ponce, Porto Rico, states than when
he left that place, the 9TH inst. piraticai
boat, manned with ii men and rowing IL
oars, was cruising on the south side of the
Island and off Ponce. They had captured
two coasting sloops, MURDERED some OF
their crews and made way with the vessels
and cargoes. Capt. NJ. further states thae
when he left Ponce, (in company with
brig and schooner) the pirates were of thu
port, but seeing them all so well manned.
permitted them to proceed unmolested.
iGaa.
FRoM PERSAMBuco. The Z. S. ship OF
war Cyane. arrived at Pernambuco pre-
vious to 18th Feb. AS days from New York,
oil well. Pernambuco papers OF the 10th.
are received. They state that on the 2,th
Nov. 1t. Col. Bento Gonsalves, reunited
his forces in Passo de Cabocle, and attack