Jroreigtt
there is something in (he channel thro
which it is received, to make us pause
and in the character, hitherto unsullied,
of him, now for the first time charged
with views at war with all his previous
professions, there is much to weigh
. . . - . P I . 1. 1. IT
asainst the insinuations 01 oauunug iu-
We shall wait for proofs.
mor.
Persia. The account of hos
tilities between Persia and Russia,
is confirmed. It is stated from
Moscow, Sept. 22, that Gen. Pas
kewitsch with two divisions of in
fantry, and Gen. Illowaisky, with
200,000 Cossacks, arc ordered to
the frontiers of Persia.
A letter from Moscow of Sept.
14, says, "doubts were sometime
entertained at the Court of St.
Petersbunrh, whether the hostili-
ties committed upon the frontiers
ted by. the combined exertions of partments in their call for 4f
Karaiskaki,FabvierandPanorias, orin of Government. IhealT,;
the restless and turbulent spirit of
the hordes which dwell m those
countries, or to a positive inten
tion on tho part of the Schah; but
intelligence brought by a courier
that arrived here yesterday, has set
the question at rest, and our Cab-
Europc. By an arrival at New-York
our dates from Liverpool are to the 16th
lilt. In this long interval, (says the Pe
tersburg Intelligencer,) we anticipated
news of interest, but arc rather disap
pointed. The reports from the Conti
nent are vague and contradictory; and
particularly as to the result of the nego
tiations between Russia and Turkey,
nothing was certainly known. An idea
seemed to prevail, that as the Emperor
Nicholas could now find employment
for his forces against the Persians, and
as the 'Sultan Mahmoud had his hands
full with the rebellious Janissaries, &c.
these Sovereigns would bury the hatch
et for the present, although a definitive
arrangement may not be agreed upon at
Akermann. Meanwhile the Greek Pa
triots maintain the war against their Ot
toman taskmasters with bravery and
fortitude the cruel liedschid had been
compelled to raise the siege of Athens,
and Ibrahim the mercenary General was
fast losing friends in the Morea, May
they continue thus to go an from victo
ry to victory, still animated by the spi
rit that in the bosoms of their forefathers
burned if it be their fate to receive no
substantial assistance from cither nations
or individuals, may they be preserved
from such false friends as Russia and
the New-York contractors, who, under
the specious cloak of benevolence, seek
the attainment of their own great and
little ends; and may the tide of success
he with them, until in Heaven's own
good time, by courage and constancy
-tUr.tr cl.oll Ytn nnnl,l,wl l .
ilRlivpranc.RframTiirkMi rnIi troops to rCillfurCC tllO IvUSSKUl
more horrible than ancient Egyptian &rmy i (Georgia, and the revolt of
bondage! Glancing at the Peninsula, isome of the frontier provinces.
we perceive that Portugal yet holds
fast to her free Constitution in defiance ZW.Adviccs from Con
of the threats of the Holy Alliance, and f ' i . .i -i i ncV
notwithstanding the earl of Kin- UnoVonrii to the 11th of Sept.
dinand perhaps as she is so small a felncc tliC dreadful lire which COll
speck on the map of Europe, the coali- sumcd a part of this capital, a kind
tion of crowned heads may not deem her of tranquility prevails, but the dis-
of sufficient importance to be made an tress of the Turks and Armenians,
swering enquiries about the health of an ?lum' 18 yond description. It
individual in the last stages of the con- !? ,10W out H doubt, that the
sumption we can only say she remains nrc was the act of the Janissaries
about the same With resntct to th and tl
situation ,of Great Britain, accounts mcillberorf, that at the time of
rially; tharw;finaTt diS ,o ZZ i '"T BUIProSS iuU the
up an opinion as to the reality of those i VUllS . Constantinople With pla
improvcmenls in trade, for the confirm-1 Cflrds, in which they threatened
ation of which we look witli so much ! the Sultan that they would return
solicitude. It is certain that her Alnnn-'nvnn frnni tlm hnttnm nftlm
l int iron.' inl ...I I . . i.
, V : :L'"U" " " ss ?"F ' to avenge their wrongs. For some
late adv
small soev
ILUlUlOll"'") -- -
Rnsphid Pacha to
retreat. Letters from Bitoglia, ol
ltl. nf Sfntnmlnr. ffive like-
wise intelligence of the' raising of
the siege of Athens; & those Irom
Napoli of the 24th of August, men
tion that Colocotroni had gained
some advantages, after much hard
fighting, in the Morea.
India. Accounts from the East
Indies bring rumors of a Burmese
inifraction of the peace already, &
the departure of Sir A. Campbell
from Calcutta, to rejoin the armyr
gives some countenance to the re
port. The Burmese had, howev-
i
er, completed tneir second corn-
nnnoofinfT I ii utnl in p n t hut it i snid
of Persia were to be attributed tot'they had been ingenious enough
to pay it in coin ueuascci 10 nan
its nominal value. The cheat was
discovered upon the coin being as
sayed at the Mint."
has been conducted in the spirit f
good order and unanimity.
common occupations were not iij.
tcrrupted a moment; and all
on as though nothing had happcn!
ed. A messenger is to he SCftj
immediately to Bolivar, who is ex.
pected in Bogota the 12th 0T this
month, and whose presence win
we hope, restore concord to the
Republic. We beg leave to con.
vey to you our firm conviction that
no event will endanger forr;
nrnnni-f T in thio fnuiii it Al'i u
a Uvt JF ill vixjj uvuuu f , lJclj
ever change may take place in
form of Government, neither
nor our property will be molested
and we shall be glad to learn that
all who have interests here, fed
satisfied under this assurance
The present intention of thePct
pie. is to give to Bolivar extraor
dinary power, to act as he may
think proper; the end will proba-
Diy bo tnat lie be named rerpctu
en juiwmiui. A- uuuus U7S wc are to
rriir Asliantrrs. Privntp lfttf?r
and documents from the Gold: the cause and marc 1 of libcm
inet considers itself decidedly in a Coast to the 20th July, confirm throughout the world, we cannot
state ol tormal war with Persia.7' the intelligence ol the movements teip admitting tnat tlie People are
Anotlier letter irom the irontiers ol tho King ol Asliantee against;1101 oapauie oi enjoying it, an
ol llussia conhrms the intelligence
of a formal declaration of war by
Russia, in con.sociucnce of the in-
jcursionsofthe Persians, the march
tite nriusii allies and ions m tnativuum uu muiu nappy unuerarig
quartcr. As to the number of the J orous military despotism, which
enemy's forces and other details, we are fast approaching to. These
the accounts in the letters are va- frequent political movements will
I rious and contradictory from 20! w 'ear affect our friends in Lon-
to ;0,000 men are the estimates uon, but we do not ourselves doubt
of the Ashantee army, and one of that, if Bolivar returns, and acts
the letters says, that it is already under the extraordinary powers
within thirty miles of Cape Coast given to him, all the creditors of
Castle, They all sufficiently do-1 the country will feel the benefit of
monstrato the dreadful alarm jit. One of his first measures will
which prevails, and which is heigh- j be to re-establish the national crc
tened by the previous experience jdit abroad as well as at home,
of the savage and formidable cha-j Wc see no evil to apprehend, and
racter of the Ashantees. The a great deal of good to result from
British subjects and their allies the change."
were ordered to arm in readiness Jcrom lJeru....A letter from a
to oppose the inroads of the enemy.
resumca. uwlnfcss Partially: to avenge their wrongs. For some
s at the game time a fact, that the i i- .wiiivy
.ance in the price of Cotton, holv. f Pf 1 t,lcfP"'tt eVCll the
ever, had not been supported, ! t5Ultan himself, appear more unea-
and the article is quoted a shade lower
in uie Liverpool market.
2sia. That war has commenced be
tween Russia and Persia can no long
er be doubted: and however anxious the'
Court of St. Petersburg may be to hold!
iorth the weaker nation in the IMit of
an aggressor, yet, their relative circum
stances considered, the world will be
slow to believe, that the Persians, semi
barbarians as they are, would be foolish
enough without just cause to provoke
hostilities with the most formidable mili
tary power of modern times. The truth
is, the Sovereigns of Russia find it ne
cessary to maintain a large standing ar
my, for which foreign employment must
occasionally be provided and the only
question is, all Christendom being at
peace, whether Constantinople or Ispa
han promises to afford the greatest a
mount of plunder; or, to use ? phrase of
Air. Randolph's, in which direction
lies the least "stumpy road."
Africa. The Ashanlecs arc again in
arms, and from accounts, the British
settlements in their vicinity, apprehend
jng an attack, were in great consterna
tion. They are represented to be a nu
merous and warlike, though vnrv nvno-o
nationhappily remote from our infant
colony in that quarter of the Globe.
South America. The news from
this portion of our own Continent, which
we lay before our readers, we should in
deed much regret to insert, could we be
jntfuccd to give it pntire credence. But
sy than ever,
The German papers contain an
article, dated Sept. 19th from the
frontiers of Moldavia, which, if
trucys ol considerable importance.
It states, that peace being neces
sary to the completion of the Sul
tan Mahmoud's grand designs, or
ders have been sent to the Com
missioners at Akcrrnan to accede
to the demands of Russia, and to
conclude a definitive treaty of
peace between the two countries.
Greece rK. vessel sailed from
Ancona, on the 17th September,
for Zantc, with provisions on board
destined 'for 3NTapoli di Romania,
and conveying several Bavarian
officers, who are about to enter
into the Ureek service. These
officers are specially recommend
ed to the Lord High Commission
er of tho Ionian Islands, by the
King of Bavaria, in autograph
letters from his Majesty, who takes
the highest interest in the cause
of Greece, A confirmation of the
relief of Athens, pn the 24th Aug.
is said to have been received at
Anconia, by way of Corfu. This
ohject is stated to have been effec-
correspondent dated in Guayaquil,
August the 31st, has this "impor
tant, paragraph:
"A conspiracy has been discov
ered at Lima, directed against the
Among the
New-York, Nov. 14.
Important Ncics....Te announ
ced a few davs since, thnt tlm
Provinces of Cumana. Quito, and Liberator Bolivnr.
Uuayaquil, had joined what was , conspirators were some of the
called the Confederacy of Vene-j principal chiefs of Peru, who were
zuela, and united in calling for the jail immediately arrested, anil put
immediate assembly of a National! in close confinement, the instant
Convention. , j the plot was discovered by the ail
By way of Jamaica, we now thorities.
have advices that the Department FromLaiiim Rvthpsrhno-
of Magdalena has also united with ner Gertrude letters have heenre-
the above Provinces for the same
purpose. Carthagena papers of
mo utn ot September, with which
we have been furnished, contain
the details of this act of the mu
nicipal authorities, and a declara
tion of the necessity that exists
for an improvement in the pres
ent state of things . We have also
been favored with the following
extract of a letter from a very rc
spectable gentleman of Carthage
na, by which it will be seen that a
most important change in the Go
vernment of Colombia is about to
be made, and that BOLIVAR is
to be invested with supreme au
thority! Carthagena, 1st Oct. 1S2G.
"DEAR Sin? An rrrr,.tiiU.r r
fering for Jamaica,, permits us to
enclose to you an extraordinary
Gazette of this city, containing the
proceedings had "and resolutions
adopted by the militfcrv chinf
municipality, and citizens, of thn
28th and 29th ult. by which you
will perceive that VOlir Prnvinno
joins Venezuela and the other De
ceived in this citv from Lasruira,
dated the 17th of Oct. mentioning
that tranquility would soon be re
stored to Venezuela and things
settle down upon the same foot
ing on which they stood previous
to the revolutionary excitement.
A public meeting had been called
at Caraccas by Gen. Pacz, where
it was resolved- to discharge the
forces raised for defence and oth
er purposes, and sent three of the
most respectable inhabitants to
Bogota to represent the wishes ot
the province. One of the letters
says, "we t have certain- account
of Bolivar iS'eing on his way,
from what has taken place in at'
fairs, and the great intimacy tliaj
subsists between Gen. Paez and
Madame BoIivaV, some of the vise,
ones augur, nay, assert, as a fact,
that Paez and Bolivar have a r'
fect understanding but that great
sacrifices are to be made names
arc mentioned, &c. Upon this wc
are silent, conoTntn1atinr our
selves linoil tho hnrkrw tnrminatiC
l A..irw. Wl'
ol this affair."