The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-14
latest from ENglald.


BY the John Jay, holdredgs, from Liver
pool. and the Queen Nab, Bu,msn, from
HAvre, we now lay before our readers tho
annexed further particulars.
Merchants Telegraph.
Prom the London Courier Of Lee
We have received ihls morning the AL.
gemeine zeItung, TO the 3U,h ult. 4, con-.
ialns an artric cstea Snyrna, Nov. 3.
Which sets iorth the gta, service render
60 " the commerce OF ihe Mediterranean.
by az ,"fn.psna. AsstfIaa senauaun. in
the months or Augues. SEPTEMBER. and
October, in conveying the Vessels oi L.ffcr-
eDt D.tlons, ar IN ietakIng them from pi-
rates, who had seized ,hem. Ii luther
states, that seventy. iour ships Of all ns-
tions, (wilbin the above period we pre-
sumo, had been wholly or IN part plunder-
ed, ana the actual loss sustained in conse-
quence, is estimated at l,I7u,09O Spanish
dollars. Surely this furnishes suilic,ens
grounds Tor interference with those, whs.
whatever were tho original objects OF cos-
iention, had, IN truth meGs war OIL COM
merce generally.
An article dated Augsburgh, Nov. 2a.
gives from th, Florcncs Gazette, tho sub.
stance oi letters received honl Canie and
Corfu, of the 26th And 3Oth of Oct. II is
here stated that lbrsh,m Pschs, at tho
time OF the battle OF Nsvsrip, was on his
way TO Patras, by land, m order TO rohevc
the garrison Of that place which was then
hsru pressed by the Greeks. The news
which no received Of the destruction Of
the Turco- Egyptian squadron, caused HIM
10 retracs his steps; and the Egyptian
troops, IN Pstras, were 80 alsrme0 when
the intelligence reached them, tha, they
abandoned the defence Of The place 10 the
native Turks, who, twas expected, would
be compelled, by famine, TO surrender.
.4agsbssg, Nor. 2s.--1he Florence Ga.
ze,le hss letters from Zante OF the 10Th.
and from Corfu of The 3,hh Of October.
Several English men Of war had come 10
the former island to repair; the wounded
of oil the three squadrons were expected
there. lbrahm was not Of Nsvarip dur
ing the battle Of the Goth; but was half
wsy between the Navarin and Patrss,
whittier he was going by land 70 relieve
the garrison, which was hard pressGd by
the Grecks, and in want Of ammunition
and pro, ,isions.
On the news of the destruction Of his
his purpose. When this became known
to the Eyptinn troops in garrison al latros,
they were seized with such terror TINT
they abandoned the place, and retrrslcd
to Coron and Modon, leaving tho defence
OF Pairas 10 the native Turks, tll famine
should compel them to submit. This ro-
treat Of the Arabs was also FASTENED by
an uns 's,iIy which they had made
nom the fortress, - oi,D. ~ ut
~ which they had been drl,en b,ck by
she Greeks witbou, any booty. The Turk.
sh garrison at Tilpolizla was IN n still
more distressed condition, now that win
Ter has commenced in the interior Of The
Morea. A Greek corps has occupied the
passes Of Leandari; and thus the Turks
can neither provide provisions. nor open
themselves way TO escape by fight.
LONDON. Dec. 7.
The following private, aud highly i'm.
portaDt letter communicated to the % tor
OF the American, and published In thai po-
per OF yesterday, contuins the latest intel.
ligence from ConstantiDoplc.
PANS 4ih dee. 1897.
wrote you by the Queen Nab, which
sailed yesterday, take the chance Of this
reaching Liverpool in time for The packet
10 communicate to you the important news
which has since been received here. The
Grand Sultan has absolutely refused alt
terms proposed By the three allied potosrs,
and epen gone 90 far az 10 make The most
erfraragant demands Of them. The con.
sequence 10 like TO be an immediate war.---
The bombardment Of Cons'antipople by
the combined fleets Of the three pow ers,
and the passing of the Pruth by the Rus
sian army may soon be expected.
r. y. There is every appearance to day,
that change will take place in the Min.
is,ry here. and that even M. de vil1ele will
be obliged TO leave it,
Accounts received in London. via Tri-
este, stated that the Pacha OF Egypt had
found new enemies in the Wecbsbiies,
who had taken Mecca after routing 4,OOD
Egyptians. Il is thought by one Of the
London Editors that the price Of the pres.
ent crop Of Egyptian cotton would be AZ
fectcd by the scarcity 1t nosey. Austria
sdhcres to her neutrality. Ibrahirn Pacba
was last 10 the interior Of Msssenis, laying
waste svsy thing before bin, end, on re.
ceiving o second rem0nssesnce from the
Christian commanders, ordered an his
suite who bore the title Of Christian, 20 bg
.beheaded. One Of the three parties b,o
which he hsd divided hs desolatIng band.
had been defea,ed BY Gen. Coliopolo with
loss OF 700 men. Gen. Church wss be-
sieging Pstras-
Febrosry7.
The Cibrnifar Nssss,--Ths intelligence
ofa war sll but declared by Turkey a.
gsinst the allies seems contradictory. We
gave yesterday an extract from letter of
the sth December from Paris, affirming that
A. - a.. ,nevashIn To dav q. And la,ar