The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-04-17

the Jcou' Bart the frigates .Nymphe .4reihn-
sa and the goellete Bedrnaise; at Cher
bourg, the corvette Egle and at Bayonne
the brig Copricieuse. =. =.
There sails every day from Toulon ships,
Of war TO cruise in the Levont. SeVerai
| frigates have also sailed for the same des'
! tlnation.
The following are extracts from Ger
man papers, which arrived this morning
They do not communicate any positive IN
formation as to the affairs of the east, but
the imp ession in the north seems to be
that war is inevitable.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 90. On the e7th, IN
the morning, a division OF the Egypuun
feet from Nayarin, under the flag of the
Captain Bey and the Patroni Bey, appear
cd off the harbor. Towards noon these
vessels were close in to the shore. helng
the remains Of that formidable fleet on
which, six months ago, the hopes OF the
Porte were founded. There are eight
briggs, four cutters, four frigatcs, and seve-
n,S tues, wnicn had separated from tile
squadron in gale Of wind and respecting
whose fate some apprehensions are enter
tanned, are expected. Above fourteen
! thousand persons were landed, and Ell.
camped on the coast. Among them are
slaves Of both sexes, wounded soldiers, and
about four thousand troops, who have be.
come hnflt for service, as well as the entire
harem Of lbrahim Pacha. Ii appears that
| it is intended to send from the Morea all
those persons who cannot perform actual
| service, and that great motive is the
scarcity of provisions. lbrahim Pacha
himself will remain in the Morea. On the
| news that the feet had entered our port,
all the inhabitants assembled there, and
the Viceroye inspected It. The sight Of
! it appeared TO awaken feelings to him
which some persons thought they perceiv-
ed on preceding occasion, but respecting
which they would willingly deceive them
selves. 1t is affirmed, IN short, that the
Viceroy is in his heart by 10 means incln
ed to peace-that he very deeply feels the
defeat at Navarin- and that he is, above all,
! extremely indignant that the Greeks are
still permitted to carry on their operations
both by sea and land without any opposi,
tion from the allied powers; and that he
has even been induced to advise the Sui
tan, in case these excuses arc not sup.
pressed, to have recourse to the sword and
declare war, in which he may depend on
sures taken here indicate preparations, if
not for an offensive, yet for defensive at
ttude. We have no recent accounts Of
the insurrection OF the Wechabtes.--.A.
gemeine Zeiiung, Feb. "a.
MAYENcE, Feb. 16.--For some time !
past the passage of courlcrs through this |
city, to aud from ST. Petersburg, Vienna,
Berlin, London, the Hague, and Paris, is
more active than ever. Though tho ac
counts from Vienna, London, and in some |
degree from Paris. are favorable to the !
preservation of peace, this hope is mnch |
weaker in the north; and il is pretty con |
tidently affirmed that Russia, according to /
the treaty Of 6lht July. will nrenpp the
prncipalitles, and that one of the last cou-
riers from st. Petersburg was the bearer
Of communications to this effect to the 9th.
er Cabinets. The accounts from Prussia
also indicate that the affairs Of the East
are there considered to be in situation in
which the sword alone can decidc.--.Nu- /
remberg Correspondent, Feb. 20.
From the Globe of25th Feb.
"CITY, 9 o'clock--The wild rumors from
Constantinople yesterday have to day as
sumed a regular form among the reports
Of the Stock Exchange. II is now said
that the hordes from Asia. arriving at
Constantinople, are immense, as the pro
camation orders all the male population
to rally round the standard Of The Prophets;
that the greatest eXcesses have been com
mitted; that the Russian banker has been
killed, and all the Russians in Constant.
nople! that the other Franks have been
seat to the Seven Towers, to protect their
lives from the fury Of the people: that the |
Austrian Netalliques at Vienna, are 3 per ,
cent lower, &c. &c. &c. Consols opened |
this morning at S3, advanced to S3 3S, fell
to 8? 7.S. and are now 50 l8 l-4.-Ex-
chequer Bills 55 to 81.
LONDON, Saturday Even. Mar. l..
The accounts from st. Petersburgh are !
to the 18th nlt. The preparations for war
in the south were continued The ex-
change on England steady at 10 3.a.
The letters by the Hamburg Mail this
morning state that on Saturday last, it was
currently reported at Hamburg. that Tur.
key had declared war against Russia; the |
news was reported TO come from Vienna
express. A commercial house Of some !
eminence at Hamburg had stopped pay.
ment.
City. ttco o'clock Within this half hour
a sudden change has taken place IN the
English market Consols, which were
done in the early part of the morning at
53 3 4 for the account, have receded to SO
4; this depression is attributed TO a re-
port that the troops going to india have
been countermahdcd, and ordered to pro-
coed to the Ionian Islands, with several
other regiments, in case the Porte is deter
mined to proceed to hostlities. Another
report says, that dispatches have been re-
ceved from ST. Petersburg this morning