The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-03
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BoSTON, Angus, 70

at this port yesterday, in 4s days from
Greenock. Tho papers Of that city are 10
the 18th July, and contais London dates 10
the 9Th, onc day later than the accounts by
The Martha. Tho following extracts ere
from tho Exchange Coffee House Books
The patent Of lhe Emperor OF Austria
has heep published in Gallicis, for the eslsb-
lishment Of Representative Constitution IN
GaIIicia, Lodomeria, and tho Bukowinc.
This Constitution Is said TO be the result OF
an agrcemcn between tho Powers Interested
In the affairs of Poland, and under which,
also, all the States and Provinces, heretofore
forming part Of that Kingdom, arc 70 have
Representative Constitutions.
A commercial letter from Bsyonne asserts,
that the Lisbon plot had ramilicstions in ma
ny provinces Of Portugal; that the arrests at
Colmbra had been preceded by tumut, and
that several British officers had fallen VIC
Tins to assassination. ~
BY accounts from Spain, is appears that
the grand hnance plan, prejected bY the rpia-
islsf Garry,is not to be carried intss execI-
iicH,ill January 1918. This delay originates
in the opposition of The mobiles and high
thurshman,- who will DC most affected by its
being put into. execution and, in the mean
time, il 4. expscted the minister himself win
lose his place.
French papers received at Greenock an
nounces the arrest Of Generals Domage and
Dciair, and Of the Marehiopess de Lavsleue.
German papers state that Psussis, Holland,
Switzerland, I!csse Cassel, Bavari, Wurlen--
burg, and como other smnll German Cours,
have made demand on Frsoce fos the restitu-
ton oi sums ex,orted from them BY Bon-
parsc, cbie fly under tho name Of loans, to the
amount Of sixty millions sterling.
An article in foreign paper mentions,
thar negotiations arc sctoally going forward
bstween the Allied Powers and the French
Government, 10 semove from France within
the present year, second sth Of the army OF
occupation.
GaEGspsK, JrLy 4.
/ The Diet OF Frankfort have unanimously
sgreed upon resolution declaring the Con-
federation, of Germany free und indepsn-
dent powef, hsvins authority to send to and
receive from other States, Ministers in the
usual form and by subsequent acticles it's
rssolyed ia-,no,ify tn all the. Powers Of
Europe, ard 70 the United States Of Ameri-
ca, thar the Diet is constituted as above sta,.
ed. . --os--- i.'~~
s. THE REVOLT AT LISBON,
r. The Letters received in this city from Lis.
bon, (ssys tho Baltimore Federal, cstetrs,
2olh inst from which we publish extracts
to-day, ase nom sources so respee,sbls,, that
our eaders may fully rely ca the corree,ness
of,hs information which they contain. II
appears from these extracts, that tho state.
ncnt in rhe London papers Of an intended
insorrec,ion at Lisbon was correct and that
the gentleman who stated to the editors OF
ahe New.York Gszctte, that il was"a report
put in circulation by some wicked wae," was
mistaken.
The above il confirmed BY Capt. Strong,
Of schr. Charles X. Mallory, lately arrived at
Nor folk, from Lisbon. He represents that
the object Of the Revolt, was 10 subyest the
British authority, and establish popular gov
erpmeh. II commenced with The .N06ihsy,
end the detection, itis said, bad been COM
mubicsted to q considerable portion ofthe
army, but it was prcma,ursIly discovered.
. Capt. Strong states, thatthc number Of the
Portuguese nobility confined in the castle, as
the aiders and sbet.ors Of this plot, was up.
wards Of one hundrcd--tl,at the utmost viRi-
lsnce'w used By the police to prevent nu.
merous associations of the people that COR
.porars guards, OF cavalry aud infantry patrol.
ed she streets day aud night, wa,ch6d every
moment with Argus eyes,. I.
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