The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-24
the'prophet to be hoisted on the Mosque OF
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the prophet to be hoisted on the Mosque Of
st. Sophia.
LONDON, December 4.
The Warlke aspect Of affairs, has yet
had no effect upon Sugar and Coffee,
which are in very limited demand. Hold
ers of f. India produce are not inclined to
sell except at advanced prices. Saltpetre
may, however, be brought at 25s Cd to 26s.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, Nov. z.
Since the lst of this month, when the
burning of the Turkish feet at Navarin
was known, an Indignation not to be de-
scribed, has prevailed among the Turks -
Tranquility, however prevails, and we look
forward with impatience to the decision OF
the Sultan after the great Divan on the 5th.
The Ambassadors Of the Three Powers
are still here, but no intercourse is held
with them, and the Austrian Ambassador
is in constant negotiation with the REFS
Efendi.
The Refs Effendi, answered the Ambas-
sadors Of Prussia and Holland, who offer.
ed TO express their coincidence on the c.
vent, that the Porte would take step suit
able to It's dignity.
Iic CDUuuCt VI inc OTtc Lo Tie nInUdS-
sadors has been hitherto entirely conform
able to the law of nations nd seems to be
a pledge that the Porte, even in the worst
case, does not design any thing violent to-
wards them. II is generally believed that
the Sultan's decision will be of warlike
nature, and that general arniing in the
whole empire will be ordered.
(From the Gazette de France.)
PARIS Dec 9.
Our Correspondent at Frankfort writes
to us
"On the 28th of November we received
here news from Vienna, dated the "a. IL
announces that the Ambassadors ofthe AL.
lied Powers have quilted Constantinople in
consequence of a notice from the Sultan
and Of the rupture Of the negotiations, and
that they are gone to Hermenstadt.
We have just learnt that Admiral de Rig
ny was off Smyrna on the 9th, OIL board
the Trident.
We extract the following articles from
the Augsburg Gazette -
"ODEssA, Nov. Is.
ave have news from Constantinople to
the Sth.--The capital was tranquil, and the
Ambassadors were still there. Since the
news Of the catastrophe at Navarin, we
have received that Of landing made by
Fabvier on Scio, the Goth October. The
Snltan was said to be in CONSERVATION; and
private letters announced since that the
2eis EiIendi had been beheaded others
that he was exled. The result of the fre
quent meetings of the Dlvan was expected
every moment.
Bucharest, NOV. l5.
1T is affirmed that the IIospodar has re-
c eived the news that the Ministers of
France, Russia and England. after the rup-
tnre Of the negotiations with the Rcis Ef
fendi, were, on the 10th. on the point Of
quitting Constantinople. This news, how
ever, needs confirmation.
The Austrian Observer announces, under
The head Of Salonichi, that on the frs, Of
November, the French brig ofwar La Pa
linure, and the next day the Marseuin an
peared Oft the Port. and that the next day
but one tho French and English Consus
with their families, and the individuals of
their nation. had embarked on board their
two men Of war and four merchantmen that
were in the roads The Turkish anthor
ties, who did not learn ill the next day the
news of the battle Of Navarin. which was
the cause Of this precipitate departure,
caused seals 10 be put on the houses desert.
ad bv the Franks, and having found some
horses in the hotel oftbe French Consulate,
hey delivered them 10 the Austrian Con
sui, because they would not, in any manner
neddle with the property Of others. The
greatest tranquility prevailed, notwith
standing the astonishment caused by the
,ews and it was observed that on the day
IT the ftte ofthe King Of France, the Tur
,ish flag occupied the place Of honor to
he right Of that ofFrance, on board the
wc Frcnch briggs ofwar which are still in
he roads.
The fortress Of Erivan, in Persia. sur.
rendered TO the Russians on the 10Th Of Oc-
fober, after siege Of ~ days. The Gov
rrnor, with several distinguished Kahns,