The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

'SS'' y" WV W. levy
Of 10000 troops more. This included ,te
anticipated levy Of the eonscrption class Of
i64l. II seems that the German Powers ra.e
made representations against the increase &c
thu French army. pointing out its ineviIah
result to be not to settle the Eastern question.
but to disturb the peace Of Europe. The Kin2
therefore objected to any such great addiloa
for the moment to the military force of ihe
country. Ministers I'm mmediately rendered thei-
resignation.
Their designations were accepted. and tn
Monlteur OF the 23d contains the erdiDanca
forming new Ministry, as follows
Marshal Soult, President and Minister {
War.
NJ. Guizo,, Foreign Affairs.
NJ. Ducha,el, Interior.
II. Human, Finance.
NJ. Villemaine, Public Instruction.
NJ. Martin, (du Nord) Justice.
Admiral Duperre, Marine.
NJ. Cunin Gridaine. Commerce.
NJ. Teste, Public Works.
RuMoRED ABDIcArIoS OF LOUIS PHiLLu
The French prints make allusion to The pro-
ability that the present King Of Franco ei,l
soon leave the throne. The Commerce Of tie
Goth, October, says: Some indiscreiions Of
the Csmarilla. have informed US, that the fam.
y meeting held within the last few days al -,:.
Cloud. in consequence OF the continual s;nte
OF mental excitement under which the Que.
abors. since the atrocious attack OF Darmes
the eventualities Of an abdicaiion were serions-
ly discussed. No stranger WAS allowed to es
present At this meeting, and tho following d.
Madame Adelaide set out for Brussels.
The object of this journey, i, is said, is 1,
request King Leopold to 60 to London to a.
certain what would be tho feeling OF the Eng
Iish government in case Of an abdicaioo in &.
OF his eldest SON.
A letter dated Paris. and published in -
Journal de Loirei, states that "u was reporteG
in the best Informed circles, that an abdr att, q
was considered inevitable, and that even TIE
day was mentioned on which this eteut was
be made public"
The London Times OF the 2sth, mentions
the same rumor.
AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.
Some important military operations had beer
carried on in Syria, and step had been take
in the nsgo,iations. which. taken in connection.
afford prospec, OF speedy settlement Of tn
Egyptian question. A letter from Lord Pal
mers,on to Lord Ponsonby, the British Am
bassador at Constaniinople, is published in
Z ka etst that ic tho nDninn af ihe
British Government, land iniimates an expecta-
ton that instructions 10 tha, effect will be given
BY the governments Of Austria, Prussia and
Russia,) that it would be espsdent that The
representatives of the four powers at Constan,!-
nople should be instructed to proceed to the
Turkish Minister, and state TO him that their
respective governments. in pursuance Of The
9TH article Of the separate act annexed TO he
treaty Of July Is. "beg strongly TO recommena
to the Sultan, that if Mchemet Ali shcult al
; an early period make his submission to the
Sultan, and should agree to restore the Turkish
fleet, and to Withdraw his troops from Syrls,
from Adans, Gambia. and the Holy cities. the
Sultan should not only reinsta,s Mehemei A.
as Paeha Of Egypt, but should also give him AZ
hereditary tenure in that Pachalic, accordlnS
to the conditions specified in the treaty Of July.
and liable Of course to forfeiture. by an inirac-
ton Of those conditions, on the part NJ Me
hemet Ali or his successors"
A compliance with this recommendations BY
the Sultan, together with the successes of the
Allied troops in Syria, and the altered position
tho Erepch 1overnuoenf sen,n III elx kYing
the Paeha Of Egypt to terms.
Tho whole coast Of Syria from Tripel TO
Acre is in possession OF The Turkish and Alliet
troops. Beyrout was the place last tasen.--
The Enir Bechyr had surrendered, and with
his family and suite, 10 the number OF lis PEI
sons, had arrived at Malta on board a steamer
on his way to England. Sidon was taken b.
storm Oct. %, after sharp action. ondeT thc
eannonads OF several ships Of war and lou
steamers. 500 Turkish troops. 200 English
marines, and party Of Auslrisns landed and
entered the place By assault. Tie Egyptian
commander. with two bayonets at his breast, re
fused quarter, and resisted. spd was shot down
His troops then threw down their arm. and
surrendered, to the number OF 500. Alter
wards 1900 more we're taken, and we're plses3
on b0arl the fleet Of the marines, Is were
kiHed and wounded. Tyre was previously
taken by two British figstes. They fenrd
there four months provisions. in corn snd other
articles. They had also entered Caifia. which
.as evacuated BY It's garrison, and took away
all the brass guns and Inouars. 1000 stand OF