The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-05-15
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April 9th London to the 81 and LIVER
pool To the 5lh have been received.
The subjoiued from The moro interesting
items OF intelligence:
The Pacha Of Egypt has refused to
make peace with Turkey, on the terms
proposed by the French ambassador a,
Constan,nople.>
Paris, april 9th. I o'clock, p. M
Tho Augshurgh Gazette Of The lst inst,
has the following of the 10Th uIt. from
Odessa. "a vessel arrived hero from
Copstaniinople in ca hours hns brought
Intelligence that the Russian feet is still
at anchor in the Bosphorus. In the
mean lime great number of merchant
vessels have been Engaged here; they
are destined 10 take on board and con-
vey to Constan,inople, in case the affairs
of Turkey should require it, ,he army
which Is approaching by forced msrches
towards our province. This case will
probably occur, if lbrahim Pacha should
make another movement in advance,
especially as the guarantee of the French h
Ambassador was only granted on condi-
tion that The Russian fleet should depart
The non-execution Of this condition,
sine qua non will probably induce France
to consider that guarantee rs no longer
obligatory" The same paper has the
following Of the 9th ult. from Vienna -
We learn that orders have been given
for the return Of the frontier regiments
to their depots, which, If the events of
Turkey be not "A chief motive, may be
considered u new sign OF peace. Ac-
cording to a letter from Belgrade, n
great gre had broken out at Semendria,
by which, among other buildings, the
Servian arsenal was destroyed. Yester-
day and to-day the funds OH our Ex-
change have declined. Some attribute
this fall to tho report that tho French
Government had disapproved the pro-
ceedings Of the French ambassador at
Cons,antinople, others TO apprehcnsiors
Of a collision between France and Rus
sia in consequence of the perplexipg
state OF affairs in the East.
The Trieste Observer, of the 22d says
=" According 10 accounts received here
by vessels from the Lcyant, the Porte
would cede tn Mehemet Ali, all Syria,
with some adjoining tract Of land, ON
condition Of his delivering up his fee,
as token of his Observation-Disclosures
Ali, it is said, demands Syria, aud part
of the const of Caramania, insists on
keeping his fleet and army, but offers to
pay, WITHIN four years, eight millions,
which the Porte owes TO Russia. The
Egyptian squadron is again in good
condition, and four new vessels nro
ready to sail from Alexandria, were an
expedition is fitting out for Curamania
and Tarsus. Hall Pacha ia sill in
Egypt. Report says ihn, be is gono to
Cairo"
REJECTION OF Tue FRENCH
PROPOSITIONS BY THE PACHA
OF EGYPT.
Private Correspondence from Paris,
April 5ih.
BY an extraordinary conveyance, we
have received news Of the highes, I'M
portance from Alexandria, MS late as the
iltl' March. IL was brought to Toulon
by the brig Cygnet, which also brought
very urgent dispatches to the Govern
ment.
The Pacha of Egypt, Mohemet Ali.
has refused to accept the propositions
made by France, on the subject Of the
war between Egypt and Turkey.
Admiral Roussin having dispatched
an express to Alexandria, for the pur-
pose OF communicating to our Consul
General the note which had been drawn
up at Constaniinople, in concert with
the English and Austrian Ambassadors,
IN orde. to arrest the march of Ibrnhim
and remove every pre,ext for Russian
Intervention, M. dc Mimault the French
Consul, asked and immediately obtained d
a conference with Mehemet Ali. The
Pacha; who had just received dispatch.
es from tbrahim, .gavo our Consul n
cool reception, and unhes,tingly declined
forwarding instructions to his son re-
quiring him to suspend his march upon
Constantinople.
IL appears thar he was indignant a.
the part assigned him in the propositions
OF the powers, and particularly when he
learned that conditions were made for
him, without previously consulting him.
Our Consul Immediately expedited tho
brig LIE Cygne. to cary this news.
This news is Of the highest impor.
tance. 1T explains with sufficient clear
ness the conduct Of Ibrahim and his mill
iary movements since the convention
concluded between Admiral Roussin
and the Porte. 1t increases still further
the embarrassment of our Ambassadors
at ConsiantinopIe, and renders1hc inter-
veniion Of Russia all but certain.