The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-21
FoREraN.
New YORK, Feb. Is

NEW YORK, Feb. 10
Late from Lonion.--By the arrival last
evening of the ship Canada, Capt. Rogers,
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on tho
81 January, and the packet ship Corinthian,
Captain Chadwick, from Cowes, whence
she sailed on the Sd January, we have re-
ceived London and Liverpool papers to the
I'd of that month.
There seems to beino indication Of a dis.
position in the Sublime Porte to accede 70
the demands of the Allied Ambassadors.
Advices from Constantinople bring down
the intelligence to the end of November,
but although the naval force of the Allies
had been for months 10 the Mediterranean
although the negotiations had been long
carried on with this formidable feet nj
hand, to show that the European powers
were in earnest in their demands--and al
though more than a month had elapsed
since the bloody battle Of Navarino, the
Ambassad doris had not advanced single step
towards their object. This gives some
probability TO the report that the Amhas.
sadors had left, or were preparing to leave,
Constantnople, instead of remaining "a
press upon the Porte offers Of mediation,
which are either treated with neglect or
decidedly repelled.
A rumor that Lord Goderich has re-
signed his situation as Prime Minister, has
occasioned good deal Of speculation in
England.
Tho British Traveller states upon att
Mori!y. that Viscount Goderich has come
TO the determination Of continuing in Office,
that he had simply expressed to his Maj
osty wish to retire. but finding his resig-
nation inco npatible with the preservation
of concord in the Cabinet, he has sacrificed
bis private feelings to the public good.
It was reported that Lord Holland had
given in his adherence to the ministry.
A treaty Of peace had been entered into
between Russia and Persia, by which con.
siderable portion of country, giving the
complete command Of the Caspian sea, is
cedsd to the former power.
Mr.. Ewing, Of York place, Portman-
SQUARE. whose death we noticed last week
was the largest American stockholder in
the world. He is said to have left person
al property TO the amount Of 600,O0N. the
greatest, part Of which no has bequeathed
to his nephew, mr.. James Ewing, now in
India, and 10 his niece, mrs. w. Kirwin,
jointly. Mr., Stoner. of Stoner Park, Ok.
fordshire, is his executor London pa.
From The Gazette do France dated Sunday.
BUCHAREST, Dec. !.
Turkey.-News from Constan,inopIe has
arrived to the 25th in the afternoon. The
Ambassador Of the three mediating Powers
had yesterday conference with the Reis
Effendi, which attracted general attention,
ss well from the novelty Of the thing itself
(for the Reis Efendi had ordinarily con-
Serences with isolated individuals, but new.
or with several diplomatic persons at tho
same time, y as on account Of the Importance
ofthe circumstances. The three Ministers
for whom Count Glieminot spoke. used all
their efforts to show TO the Reis Eifepdi
that it was the true interest ofthe Porto 70
comply with the propositions ofths Powers,
or else to declare openly and seriously if 4,
would accept or reject the pacifcstioh.
The Reis Effendi, on his part appeared
20 avoid every thing which would decide
the question definitely, and entered into q
long observation upon the right Of infer.
once in the affairs Of Greece, and upon the
demands Of the Porto relstive to the on.
eagement at Navarin.
The discussioa became pnims.sd.. and