The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Intelligence from Cadiz is to February Is.
The separate Treaty with France has been
iccied bot IL was reported Ferdinand, King
of Spain, had arrived on the frontiers. The
French General Suchct had abandoned Cata-
lonia, leaving only small garrisons in Barcelo-
ma and Figueras and the Spsniards we're
near them with $4,000 men.
Treaty 6efzveen Ferdinand and Natoteon.
A Cadiz paper of Feb. 8, contains the trea-
ty between Ferdinand and Napoleon. II was
by the Duke de St. Carlos, for the
former, and Count Lalores, for the latter, ar
Valency, Dec. IL, l8l3.-Nspolcon rcuoun-
ces the throne in favor of Ferdinand. Rscog-
nizes the territories of Spain as before the
war; Ferdinand promises not to cede any of
these territories, and to Cause the English 10
evacuate them. Each power promises to
maintain It's maritime rights according to the
treaty of Utretcht. The followers of Joseph
to have an amnesty, and enjoy their property.
Prisoners to be restored. Ferdinand TO allow
pension TO King Charles and his Queen. A
treaty of Commerce shall be concluded, and
the commercial relations remain till then as
before tho war Of l792.--Thc ratification OF
the treaty, to be exchanged at Paris in thirty
days, or sooner If possible.
/ The British Govcrnrnent have raised tho
blockade of all SUCH ports ia France as arc or
may be possessed by British troops.
Ii is said that Bonaparte in accepting the
bases of Peace in December, stipulated that
the Allies should guarantee the Freedom
of the Seas"
London papers say the Emperor of Russia
proposes that the American Envoys should
attend tho General Congress for Peace, but
England again declined submitting her dis
pute with America to any other power or pow
ers, and having her maritime rights discussed
at Congress. Russia acquissced.
A committee Of Newfoundland merchants
in London have made an application to the
Government against the interests OF tho Uni
ted States and France as to the fisheries.
1t has been reported in England that tho
Emperor of Russia intends to visit there.
The Empress Of France has sent a present
of Jewels TO u Marchisness in England.
1t has been officially announced that Malta,
Gibraltar aud Cadiz, are entirely freed from
any contagion. The communication between
those places, and other ports, has, in connf-
quonce, been opened. n
I'VE were yesterday favored with Cadi ~,
per; = 20 .s: .,,,.s ls'. :. Of Feb from which
MADRID, JAN. 81.
1t is reported that the Royal Family Of
Spain having me. together in the Palace Of
Napoleon, he made Charles Nv. ratify the
ccssion Of the crown in his behalf; 10 cootin-
uation of the same act Joseph executed the
same after which Napoleon executed itin
favor of Ferdinand VII. and saluting hin, as
the Monarch of the SpaiHs, he rose and adj
dressing his Senate announced this act TO
them.
Agrceably to orders from the Government
of England, the British Ambassador At tho
Cour: Of Brazils has, at special audience,
delivered to tho Prince Regent Of Portugal,
the acknowledsm dsmenss of the Court Of London
Of the bravery and good conduct of the Por-
tugucse troops in all the actions in which they
have been engaged under Lord Wellington.
MADRID, FRB.7.
Upon the coming Of Ferdinand VII. TO
Spain. We have the satisfaction of manifest
log to the public that the Marchioncss do
Santa Cruz, has received letter from Lord
Wellington, in which he says, that at the very
moment he began to write, our much wished
for Ferdinand VII. was in Paris, and that
when the letter should como to her hand, he
did not doubt but he would be on the frontier
of Spain.
True Sons of your country tho mornout
has finally arrived of congratulating you upon
the Information that our beloved Monarch
brcathes, free from the heavy chains that have
oppressed him. If ysu lest him surrounded
by enemies, you win recover hiN triumphant
and full of glory.