The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-20

Influence Of Eaglsnd in Greece, but il dors
not fnllnw that he was an enemy 10 the lib |
critics of his country; fhis much 10 certain.
hat some ofths w"rmest friends at Grerce
m the continent 0f Europe always believed
in The purity of hi- motives
The Cholera Mnrbus sill continues the
cause of general ala'm in England; We give
below the different accounts we have ipci |
with of its progress on the Continent.
One Chamber of the Belgisn Legislature |
has accepted the terms laid down by the Con |
ference in London; there was M doubt that
the Senate would secedr tn them. The
King of Holland having hrsiiafed on his part,
a British Aee, had been ordered to the Du'ch
consi. bni timely cancess,uns rendered hos
tile operations BY them unnrresssry.
Count Capo d'Isinsshas oeen s<sassinaicd.
In POLAND, the authority Of Russia, was
gradually reestabllshing
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. Is - The journals
contain 4 long report from field Marshal
Paskewitsch, Of hia opera'ons To the 7,h DC.
tober. when N oiil,n and Zsmosc were III"
only places still in The hands of tbs Polish
iroops.
Tie Berlin State Gazette. Of the 22d inst
conisin- The folt.w,eg. dated Warsaw. Oct
l7:-"Field Marshal Paskewitsch h has order
ed for today agtand review on the spot
where the cnnhmt was most obstinate on The
storming of the capital, in commemoration oi
the exploits Of the Russian warriors. and a
solemn divine service in memory Of those
who fell on that occasion."
u ARsAw. Oct I6.--i man. fast0 Of the
Emperor has been pablsl,pd IN our journals.
in which his Majesty, considering that after
the taking Of Warsaw, and the ent,te sub
lnlssi"n 81 ,hr k,ngdo n, anunnnced by Gen
lerni K,uko~iecki. a corps under fureigner.
named Ronar'no refused Ia lay down their
arms, thnngh thrice summoned To d" go by
Barron Rosrn, and had continued a useless
warfare, till 1t was compelled tn fly into The
Austrian Territory, orders the Officers of all
ranks belonging to that corps shall be iorrv
er prohibited from returning io Poland or
itussiu, unless they can show reasons why
they should not bs subjDc, to this penalty.
From Gaiignam's Messenger.
The following ia an extract Of u letter from
Nspoll. dated the 8 h INST. giving n detail at
the circumstances atien ling the death al
Count Capo d'lstrlas :-"This morning. a. the
President was going. according to custom,
to attend the service nj the Church. two men
who were at the door assassinated him. one
firing q pistol at his head. and the other
stabbIng hlm IN III" body with a Turkish dag
ger: lie fell dead upon the spot. The as
sassins were Constantine and George Msvro
mIchalIs. the brother aud son Of Peiro Beg.
who has been in prison ever since the month
of ianuary last. Constantine was immediate
y killed by the Presidents Guards. but Geo
escaped, aud took refuge IN the hou.- of ihp
French Consul. who reserved hun withou'
being aware OF the CRIME he had Committed
On learning what had occurred. the Consul
refused I" give him up to the fury Of the
populace. but engaged To deliver him into The
hands of the Mngistracy. as soon as regulaI
demand was made. The Senate immediate
iy assembled. by virtue Of the powers viii
which tits invested BY tho Congress,st Argos
and is AT this nomcnt employed in appointing
a. Committee, tU carry ON the Government
ill the meeting If the National Assembly
which will be Immediately convok~d = The
town remains q"re., and the commanders oI
The troops have taken sl. necessary msssnre.
for preventing disorder. The French and
English Commanders have also adopted Eve
ry means for "nsuring the safety oi The agsni-
and clt'xcns of their respective connt,ies."