The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19

| that disafection has appeared amCrg he
Spanish soldiery, and that among the gar
rlson at Couta there has been an open nIu-
tiny or insurrecton. As far as regards the
soldiery on the frontiers, these accounts Of
their feeling agree with the last le.ter.
from Lisbon [Globe.
March 18th.
The Earl Of Liverpool was proceeding
as favorably in his ony nyalescence as could
DC expected.
GREEcF. The third victory gained by
karaiskakiis is confirmed. The booty taken
at Vollzza was much more considerable
than at first reported Salona is in the
hands OF the Greeks. Karaiskaki, after
his victories at ArakoYa and Volizza, where
he took 1900 horses, all kinds Of amnuni-
ton, PROVISIONS, &c. surprised and cut 10
pieces, near Lepanto, Il corps OF lCO0 Turks,
who were marching 70 Salona TO relitsa
that place. Part Of KS troops are 10 Nc
sent TO the army of L.cusis. Two Lun-
dred pcloppOnesIans have already repair
cd thitber, and two Thousand men, uncer
Col. Gordon and PetIomichay, are gong
by sea TO the Plrceus, escorted by the ~
mt'ican frigate, commanded by MIauiIS-
All these forces, united, are Simultaneous.
ly to attack the SeIaskier, Redschid Pa
cha, who has approached Athens, irum
which he bad retired in consequent g ~
the victory of Arskoya, thus giving Colonel
Fabvier an opportunity to enter the Aero
polls with ammunition and provisions.
Accounts had been received at Preriss
that two vessels, laden with provisions.
were at Petala, waiting orders from Kara
skoki; and that Makry had made himself
master Of Stanias, near Mlssolcnghi.
These favorable circumstances, SAYS
letter from the Geneva Greek committee,
prove how useful our consignments Of pro-
visions have been, since the Greeks have
thereby been enabled to resume offensive
operations.
The Augsburgh Gazette mentions that
the Porte, on the 4th of February dec Csred
through the Refs Efendi that it ould re-
lect all diplomatic oyertures III favor Of the
Greek insurgents.
The London Watchman Of the llth al
ludes 10 the present situation Of France and
Spain. A gentleman recently from Ma
drid and Paris, who had access to the very
highest society, says Ferdinand is so situ-
ated with the raLble and the priests, that
he cannot pursue an honest course OF poll
cy. The state Of society in Madrid is re-
presented as dreadful The sanctuary Of
the domestic circle is broken IN upon by
spies. In France, the influence OF the Je-
suits is every day gaining ground, and the
king either cannot or Will not counteract
their efforts. The opinion of the editors
informant, therefore. was, that the present
condition of the continent renders COILS
ion more than probable.
The Java Packet, from Batavia, went
down off Flushing, and the whole OF her
crew, consisting of 30 souls, were doomed
to watery grave, with the exception of
the pilot, who contrived TO save himself.
She had on board 5000 bags Of coffee,
which are all gone. She was insured at
Floyd's.
The British ship Marmion, Capt Petrie,
from Liverpool for Calcutta, with cargo
valued at from 60 to E70,G00, was aban-
doned at sea on the 18th February, having
started a butt. The crew and passengers
were saved.
a most sentimental match is about to take
place in Germany. a prince, who was
married to a daughter of a late prime min
lister, has obtained a divorce in order that
he may ospouse her sable majesty the Wi
dow of Chrjstophe, King OF Iiayti.