The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
New YoRK, Dec. 3.
FROM ENGLAND.

BY the Packet Ship York, Capt De
Cost, the Editors of the Morning Courier.
have received their regular files Of London
papers, to the 23d Oct, Liverpool TO the
oath, and Lloyds Lists, &c. to the 18th
idem.
The news from the Continent are antic-
pated, by the French papers, brought by
the Bolivar from Havre. The London pa
pers are discussing the state OF affairs be-
tween Turkey and the Three PC,rsrs, and
they incline to the belief that the Porte,
will not listen to any proposition from the
Allies. Judging from our private intelli
gence, we believe that the Allies do not
desire it they calculate on the imperturba-
Bile obstinacy Of the Turk, for a justifca-
tion of their capacious plans, of selfag- ,
grandizement. Were he to accept Of their
present proposition, they might be in want
of a pretext for earring SO large Turkey
Tho ST. Petersburgh Journal of the 9th
| October gives an account of another affair
which took place near the village Of Va
maud, between the Russian troops and
body of 3,0UO Persian cavalry. A sangui-
nary conilic, pnsucd, but the Persians were
| repulsed and driven back towards Ordabad.
Gibraltar letters and papers TO the Cd
October had been received in LONDON.
The Emperor Of Morocco had sent depu-
taton of Moors 20 purchase fast sailing yes
sells as cruisers They were accompanied
by son of the Rashaw of Tangier, but
had not succeeded in their mission at The
date ofthese accounts. The vessels wan.-
ed were supposed 10 be intended to crHne
against the nngs of the northern European
nations.
Shackcil, the proprietor Of John Bnll
1. -. = Il
forma ton, for an indecent libel on mr..
IIartshorne, and found guilty. The libel
imputed 10 mr.. Heber, formerly n repre-
} sentative of tho University Of Cambrldge
gross wickedness. The Attorney Gene
be Of the heaviest and most ignomnioue
character.
Portugal and Spain continue in an un-
settled state-ihe former may perhaps
> be quieted by the early expected arriv
al of Don Miguel. 1mprsonmcnts con-
; tinue at Lisbon. General Stubs has been
unanimously acquitted. The only crime
L. Of this honorable Ehglshman was zeal for
I his adopted country; his only folly was
\ frankness towards crazy woman, Tor
t such the Princess regent appears 10 be.
The Proclamation of the Greek Commit
b, toe Of Government, dated Aug. 2lst o. 8.
e is translated in the English papers. 1t an.
= nounces the resolve Of the Allied Powers,
n as can important and decisive circnm-
n stance - but reminds the Greeks that muc h
depends on their own conduct.
2 The correspondence ofLord Clarendon,
). and Lord Rochester, with the dairy ofthc
h former, partcularising the events ~ the
!, Revolution,is in the press "The O'Brlcn'S,
C and the O'Flagerty's," by Lady Morgan, is
}. on the eve Of publication.
The British Parliamen. had bsen further
g prorogated till the end of December, which
l. will put off their actuascssioo till February.
as they meet in December and adjourn for
the holidays.
" Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, is elected
l. Representative Of Lanark Shire, to supply
Of the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
D. Lord Archibald Hamilton.
c. One Of the papers of the Goth says. tha
fl the Duke Of Gordon, is talked ofas Cover
v. nor General fu Canada. We have nevO
r heard ,ha, Earl Dslhousie INTENDED to re
ST sign, although it may be easily believed
lit that he is tired Of Canada. lie has mos
IN turbulent set Of men to keep in order.
at FROM BRAZlT.--By the arrival ofthr
{. brig VIM. Tell, Capt. Bosscu, from Rio d,
N. Janeiro. whence he sailed on the 9th DC,
w We hate received file of the I" Dior;
n. Flumifeset," from Goth Sept. TO Cd Oct
o. inclusive.
o. The Brazilian Chamber Of Deputies ,hav,
is imposed tax upon the estates md proper
C. ,y OF Foreigners, residing without the Ern
Nv pire.
en- IIos,li,ics seem not at all likely 10 coas
between the belligcrcnts. Tho Minisie
rs of Marine, in the name Of his Majesty, ha
o inf,rmed the Chambcs, that their Sovcr
Isl. eicn highly approves Of their legal and IA
! ,riotic resolution 10 prosecute the war {
,re extremity; the Emperor bcholds the ur
cy. gcncy and secs the expcd;ency Of forthwith
cr- buying, building and cquipping large n,
al. val force. Sufficiently powerful to pro,ct
ay. the Brazilian commerce from Pernan,buc
lrt to Maranham, along the shores OF The en-
the pire, and even 10 the Coasts ef Africa.
oor On receipt Of this conrnAnicstion, th
Of Deputies instantly voted the supplies 7,
quistc for the purchasing and epuipmet
OF every species Of vessel that his naies,
|. tinsy deem necessary for the future offc,