The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-07
NEW.YoRK, Aug.

FRoM GREENOCK'- "A vessel from Gree.
mock, (the ship Mary and Susan, Capt.
Chnndler.) arrived yesterday, and bronght
few scattering papers, from that port, and
also from Glasgo vessel sailed on
the Odd of June, and tho London dates are
to the 10Th Of June---no later Than have
been furnished by the way OF Quebec. We
CLEAN few items Of news, such US they
are.
Mr. Lawrence, the American Chargs
des Aflaires, had very long conference
on the 10Th Of June, with the Earl Of Aoc.-
deem, at the Foreign Office.
The Gazette announces the appointment
of Mr.. Vesey Fitzgerald to the Treasury
ship of the Navy, as well as the Presidsn-
cy of the Board of Trade.
Mr.. Calcarf and MIR. Croker are appoint
ed members Of his Majesty's privy council
Mr. Calcaft has succeeded Mr.. Vesey
Fitzgerald, as pdymaster Of the forces. and
Lord +. l.. Cover, it is understood is to
be the new Secretary for Ireland.
Dispatches, dated May 80, had been re-
ceived at the Colonial office from Lieut..
Gen. Sir Frederick Adam, at Corfu. They
make no mention Of any negotiation hav.
ing been opened for the evacuation OF
the Morea. by ibrahim Pacha, whs was
moi in want Of provisions.
Mr.. Otwey Cane had given notice in the
| House Of Commons, that on the Goth June.
| he should move that all black children born
in the West Indies after 1880, should he
born free.
Brailow was invested by q corps of ls,
GOO Russians, and the trenches were open
ed on the Dist of May very near the for
tress. for the purpose of making breach.
The Turkish garrison had set fire to the
suburbs. Two Russian battalons were or
deled to drive the Turks out ofthem they
penetrated into the streets which were
checked mp with rubbish, and charged the
Turks at the point of the bayonet, whils
the fortress fired at them with iror,ars.
Letters from Vienna to the 9Th June
state that at the last date from the Rnssis;a
army, there had been no fighting, excer1
IN The prosecution OF the seige Of BraZil.
aud that 1t was believed the invading army
would not pass the boundaries of Wal,e-
cha and Moldavia without the expires or.
ders from the Emperor. This is confirms
tory OF the reports Of concession or tbe
part OF the Russians.
ii was reported that number of Cos.
sacks had been brought prisoners into
Brailow, and by the Pacha's orders hang
ed on the walls of the fortress, in sight II
the Russian army. The soldiers,uer ere en-.
ragged. 1t was feared the taking of 3rs;.
low would be attended with dreadful Das-
sacre.
twas expected that the passage Of ths
Nav.
We learn from the frontiers Of Molda-
via. May 26, that division Of Cossacss
had already made excursions on the ricbt
bank of the Danube. and has convinced ia-
sell that the defensive preparations, Of the
Turks are very feeble.
1he Augsburgh Gazette states that tnA
Russians were employed in constructing a
bridge at Ottenitza, which would not ba
ready before the beginning Of .hne.
Accounts from Corfu 10 Nav II. s.s,a
that Aniol'co continued to De beseiged by
tho Greeks.
Portugal. The French papers state ,ha,
Don Miguel was getting the upper hard
, IN Portugal The soldiers who had deser.
ed his standard, were returning 70 il. Soma
; regiments had left the Constitutional raof.
; and others were expected 10 folIou p,,,
the London papers state thet ,herc was no.
aword ot truth in the reported detection o'
the constitutional troops at Opor,o.
Inc last Paris papers state that MIGUEL
has not been able 10 assemble more ,hsr
.NN' men. The Constitutional army w,.
tiu.uVo strong. s00p were al Ooorto ma
10 the envrons. The regency a; Oporso
} continued ia last With yis0s.