The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-04
From theN Y Courier ofTeusday last.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the arrival yesterday Of the packet
ship George Canning, Capt. Allyn from
Liverpool, we received, last evening, papers
from that port TO the 24tb July, and Lon.
don papers of the morning of the previous
day We do not find any intelligence Of q
very important nature in them.
The ship st. George, Capt. Taubman, ar.
rived hence, at Liverpool on the Odd in the
remarkably short passage of sirteen days.
The Gazette de France Of July 20, con.
AIMS no additional news from the Russian
and Turkish armies, but gives some account
Of an unsuccessful attempt-by the Turks to
take possession ofthc Island Of Samos. The
imcly arrival Of Miaulis saved the island
and destroyed the Turks, 1900 Of whom
| ell into the hands Of the Samiots by their
| etreat having been cut off.--lt is also said
| hat the Greeks have attacked The Turks
| ~ Athens, and succeeded in making them
selves masters ofthe town, but were oblic
ed to evocuate it in consequence of the hrc
| rom the batteries of the Acropolis.
From the Hamburger Reporter, Of the
| 18th, IL appears that AdmiralGreg has made
lis appearance before Varna. with part OF
the Russian Fleet Of the Black Sea, which
had been engaged at the siege Of Anapa
This circumstance tends much TO confirm
the presumption that the Russians mean TO
| take the sea coast in their march on Con.
Stantinople and thereby render the sim.
pregnable" passes Of the Balkan useless to
he Turks as line Of misunderstanding
~ accounts from the Vistula several mill
tary divisions, among whom is a numerous
body of light cavalry, are ordered to pro-
ceed with great despatch to join the army
IN Turkey
According to private letters received al
Paris, a, 800 men of the Constitutional ar
my, who sought refuge in Gallicia, have
been compelled by the Spanish Governmcn'
10 lay down their arms, after which they re
reived a months pay and provisions unti
the decision of the Portuguese Govern
ncnt was known respecting their fate.
King Miguel still continued his tyranni
al course He had caused Mr.. Young,
dn Englishman, to be arrested. The Lon
lou Sun says I'VE have reason to know
rom undoubted authority, that Ferdinand
! of Spain has made most pressing soici-
alton to our Government to acknowledge
Don Miguel as King Of Portugal.
The Standard says I'VE believe it is
| iehnitively settled that the Bishop OF Lon
don is to succeed to the Archiepiscopal See
of Canterbury. 1t is stated that the Bishop
of Chester will be translated TO London,
and that the Honorable and Very Reverend
q. Wellesley will be promoted to the See
of Chester.--The latter arrangements, how
ever, have not as yet been finally conclud'
ed.
Ifone halfthe reports which are in cir
cuation, (some of which are oftoo delicate
a nature to advert toy be correct, the Duke
of Wellington must have difficulties and
anxieties to contend with Of more arduous
nature than any which our foreign relations
can present.--INorning Herald.
| PARis, July l9.--The Austrian Obsor.
yer gives extracts from the Journals of Cor
fu and Greece, in which we find the follow
ing facts The Turks ofAsia had attempt.
ed TO make a landing on Samos, but Miau-
lis having appeared in time, with the Hell
las, the corvette, and other vessels, the
Turks were repulsed with loss, g. left l,500
men in the hands Of the Samiots. The
Greek corvette suffered so severely on the
occasion that it sunk, but the crew were
saved The Greeks have attacked the
Turks in Athens; they have succeeded in
making themselves masters of the town,
but the FIRE of the batteries Of the Aero
polls obliged them to evacuate it. Howev-
er, they still blockade it closely. The
Turks in the Acropolis desert in such great
numbers that il has been necessary to make
a lszarctto in the Crock camp.
1t seems. that the attempts Of General
Church against Anatolico and Missolonghi
having failed, he had fallen back to Ora.
mogestre. To facilitate the operations o,
the Greeks against the Turks in attica
and particularly in the Acropolis, the Pre-.
sident has extended the blockade cf the
coast to the Gulf Of volo, including Negre
pont. The blockade comprohends a tract
Of 20 miles on the coast.
From the Gazette de France, July 81.
J CoNsrANTISoPLE,J June 26.-The Gov
ernment is informed Of the entrance anc
| progress Of the Russians in the territory o.
} the empire, and seems 10 entertain muct
, fear for the tranquility of the capital, ths
, population of which does not yet know the
J danger which threatens them. II is Ger
J tain that they no longer show any warliks
! sentiments, and that, in case ofthe appoacf
ofthe enemy, they would rather turn a
; gainst their own superiors. The Sultan
. notwithstanding his energy, has Pr0Sabl,