Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

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Nv The racket ship Napoleon, Capt. Smith, the EDITOR efthe
New York Gazette have received London papers TO the Esd
Of No,.mbsr. End Liseipod pspc,s 10 the s4ir. y
IA Nh, snut,pai,a lac, { That ms weasel would i've brought US
Accounts Of ne ,.oeptiou nj Constantnopie Of Tie news VI the
defeat Of Naysi mo o. the Tmco-Esyptan feet ia this, howsy-
Porte. The ,mrcs,anl 4 ieligence had not yet been received.
From some esIculaion, made by The editor OF the London
Nlo,niss Herald, me an.iou.iy looked for dispatches would
therefore, look for them confidently b, the neat packet.
On The 22d November, there weie many rumors aloat on the
London Change, which had tLe effect Of keeping the market,
| throughout le da,. in A feyeri,h state. Tie Inst was AN i'm
or.I,3Ie ,iorv OF he TUX, having destroyed a part Of the COM
Iined fee, n the hs,bor Of Nsyarino. Then came a report
that nearly all the Franks nj Patras had been uls.saered, aud
thai The crews Of several ,e,,els had been seized and put in
mons. In addition 10 these, il wa, stated that letters had been
received in London Of A very late dale from Berlin, which, il
they can he credited. are Of the u,noa importance. They
.t.,e M war " a ;,r,it.bl. -tbsl Auara was making the most
iormidab,. prsparslion,~and Ina, Prussia had Engaged to fur
S ahn. .s nIrps, Or :, !, M % ,ss.; WIN , o wsT Of Russian po olot' W
A psri, paper assert, that a Russian squad, on Gom the Black
Sea had oidsrs 10 take possession Of the loits Of the Bosphorus,
o., in other words, to secure the keys Of the capital.
Tho London Morning Chronicle of IN. 2iu, remarks, our
readers will SEE in our Extracts from the Gazette Of last night.
an order in Council on the subject of the pirscies comm tied
on our merchantmen in the Mediterranean, by Greek vessels.
! This Order commence, with stating the inability OF the persons
reese. ox;o, 10 The Ji,,se.,eJ state Of The country and pro
ceeds to observe, that ill a government shall be established in
Greece competent 10 prevent The inegulsiiies complained Of,
The most elicacioas means will be taken TO prevent armed YES
sells bearing the Greek flag putting 10 sea, excepting ships OF
war acting under the orders Of the government. Ofder, are
| accordingly issued TO our naval farces IN the Mediterfnnean, TO
seize and send into some of our ports all such vessels, and de-
| tain them there with their crews; but in order TO Of event in
convenience, all vessels met with al sea within fifteen days a-
ter The notifications oil the order 10 the Greek government, are
to be furnished will, a COW of the order, and warned to pro-
l coed 10 their respective ports, and shall not be detained ill az
ter the expiration Of the fifteen days, unless il appears that
after notification Of the order hey have been guilty Of plum
dering, &c.
THIS measure is ~ahundan.ly iutifed by the excuses commit
means Of giving effect to il. The Archipelago i, 50 favourable
10 pirates, The Greek, are such exoert sailors and their vessels
are 80 admirably a,iapted for pur,,rt or escape. that n will he
no easy matter 10 ahate the nuisance, even ,uppo,inr the French
aud Austrian, follow the example.
| II will be seen by the Court circular, that yice-Admiral Sir
John Gore was sent of yesterday morning with dispatches from
The Lord High Admins al 10 Sir Edward Codrinron; and that
Sir John was accompanied by Captain Codri1yton, Sir Ed
ward. son.-The espatch OF an officer Of such high rank
would seem TO intimate that further operations are in contem-
plation.
We still have no intelligence from the East. exccpt what h.
brought by the French nopers, that all was tranquil at Con-
stantinopie on the Esd. But the intelligence of the battle Of
| Navarino could not have reached Constantinople on the 23d.
We copy The annexed article from the Iiyetpool CONNER
ceived) -
The exprese, of Tbur,lay from p,ri, communicated q fur.
ther decline of 2 per cent IN The French END, yb;ch an.
| letters uniformly ait, ibute 10 The result oC ,hc election which
has now been unfayorabIe 10 M. d. ViIeIe, to N es,en, which
makes hi, ohaainnr the msior;iv bar.lv no..;hie ps,rn. Of
| 244 melnbers from the yariSu, Jeparim,ni, had been oLaa;n,d
| on Tuesday at the Government Offices. and n q calculated
! that of hi, number only 50 were mini.,e, ;ai -Ahon, Ip6 msm.
hers we're stuI 10 he returned tho whoie Of ,b;ch nn., h. nin
i,tcrial. IAN expectation which Sron' ,hs o.Tnm, " $50 De % h.
cyinccJ i, would he n,.rI,, n' ah.,n mJm ~ Wv nen%s france n%
| ViIIeie a small ma;oriiy of about forv yo,c,.' s%b,ssns ,hcra'
fore in the ministry and in the Motley of France 10 h.
inevitable. Gen. Lafay cite is one of The members elected.