The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-02

degree changed its resolutions with respect
TO the pacltication of Greece.--The Porte
rests upon the principles Of legitimacy
sanctioned by the European powers at
Congress. and the Gazette adds that the
European ministers are thereby thrown In
TO dilemma.
Extract of private letter Of the llth ult.
from Constantlnople =" The Marquis de
Rlbeaupierre has made known To the Refs
Effendi, that even If the other Powers
should abandon the intention OF interfering
in the affairs Of Greece, the Intervention of
Russia would nevertheless take place. This
declaration has made deep impression
on the Porte, and the important crisis is
certainly at hand"
The following is the formula of the oath
that Lord Cochrane took before the Ma
tional Assembly of Greece, at Trenza, on
the llth of April -" swear to shed my
blood, if it be necessary, for the salvation
of the Greeks, and not TO abandon them
except they abandon themselves"
Extract of private letter of the Goth ult
from Madrid =" But few persons here
who are initiated into the secrets of the
Government are surprised at the failure of
the Count d'Ofalia's nego tiations at Paris
for the evacuation of the French troops
A circumstance that has occasioned more
astonishment il. that fresh negotiations
should be set on foot, for new propositions
have been sent of to Paris, ana King Fer
dinand is said to have written with his own
hand to King Charles Y, begging him in
the most urgent manner TO consent to the
retreat Of his troops. The British Ambas-
sador is reported TO have counselled this
measure. A lieutenant colonel, leader Of
band of Carllsts, hes just raised the stand
ard of rebellion in Puycerda. This new
band pursues the same course as the 9TH
ers. II appears from some correspondence
seized from muleteer on his way from
Puycerda TO Girona, that the chapter ofthe
former place is the principal support ofthis
party, and that it pays and provides for the
persons OF which II consists. This CON
stant multiplication Of bands. which the
Captain General at Barcelona declares
himself unable 10 check, seems 10 create
much dlsquletude, for in a council of Min
sters held at AranlueZ IT has been deter.
mined, that a detachment of the Army of
Observation shall be sent to Lower ARA
gon and Catalonia. At this council the
question Of sending to the Havana 5000
men, with whom General Wives prctends
successful attempt might be made on
Mexico, was also treated, but the project
found very few supporters.
FRANCE.-There was nothing interest
ing doing in the Chamber ofDeputics.
Nearly all the national vessels at Toulon
were preparing for sea with the creates;
expedition. Various rumours were aiioat
on the subject. The bombardmcnt of Al
giers-the support of the negotiations of
Constantinope, and an attack on st. Do.
mingo were spoken Of as the cause, bat
nothing positive was known, even TO the
naval commander himself.
PARIs. June Is.
A.teaty .af, t,o9qHRnrhe 9qHRnrh hrurds OF Mexico.
A letter OF the lth inst. from MarscillCs,
says :-"lt is certain that the brig lie Sau-
vcur, which the Greek Committee had built
at ST. Tropaz, has captured and conducted
to Napoli, fine corvette of Is guns, be.
longing to the Pacha of Egypt. 1t is pre-
sumed TO be La Lenne, which was built
here last year"