The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
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BOSTON, NOV. 8.
LA7E FOREIGN AOVICES.

The packet ship Courier, Capt. BOVINE,
has arrived at New York from Liverpool,
and brought London accounts to the 3O,h
Sept. and Liverpool to the lst October.
The CoInRercial Advertiser, gives the
following summary of their contents 49,
The present situation Of England ap.
pears to be extremely perturbed and
hazardous. .-'rhe Radicals are unremit-
ted in their efforts to spread spirit. OF
disquietude throughout the country and
it is said, that, in Carlisle, there are more
than two thousand OF the party, who are
daily drilling and preparing themselves
for state OF civil war. 1t is mentioned,
that, at meeting of the Common Hall
i'll London, on the 29th Of sept. conven-
cd for the purpose of electing Mayor
for the ensuing year, much disorder and
confusion prevailed. The celebrated
Hunt was present and took a conspicu-
Gus part in the disturbance OF the day.
The Lord Mayor and the Aldermen,
ard civi! officers, were driven from their
seats, and his lordshp retired from the
meeting through a private door Of the
building. No election had taken place,
nor was the disorder of the Meeting ter
minated, when the evening papers Of the
day were published.
The yellow Fever, it is said, has cx.
tended 10 The shipping al Cadiz, and lad
caused further delay OF Tie Grand Ex-
petition for South America. In the Isle
of Leon, there died OF the fever, from the
l,t TO The 2Oth OF August, i05 persons;
392 recovered, and 723 were newly at
tackled. From the Goth, the day Oh
which all communications with the Is
land were subjected to regulations. to
this 3lst. 335 persons died 663 recover
ed, and the number of the sick had a.
mounted to 1915.
A Pari, papcr of the 24th of SeptcT.
Der announces the elevation of the Duke
dc San Fernando to the Office OF Prince
Minister OF Spain, and remarks that this
measure " is SO far important, as it is
known that ms sentiments, with regard
to the cession Of the IIoridas, are iavora-
bic to the ratification of,hc Treaty. He
is said TO have considerable influence ov-
cr the mind Of his Sovereign" The
same paper mentions, that the Queen of
Spain arrived at Lyons on the evening of
the 10th, with suite OF seven carriages.
Her Majesty, on the l7lh, received the
authorities, and ON the following day re-
sumed her journey. This Princess is
well acquainted with the German, French,
Italian, and Spanish languages.
Very serious disturbances occurred at
Copenhagen early in Scpte mber. The
windows of many houses, and especially
Of those inhabited by Jews, were broken,
and it became necessary for the military
to fire on the mob Eighty Of the riot
ers were arrested On the l4th the pub
lie tranquility was i'll great measure re.
stored. Military patroles were, howcv-
er, still stationed in the principal streets.
The Duchess Of Berry was safely de-
livered Of daughter. Sept. 81. The
throne oi France is consequently still left
without successor.
The Expedition of Sir Thomas Har-
dy, is said to protect British trading YES
Sels in the ports Of South America. and
to prevent the blockade ofports by Span
ish or independent flags.
Prince Butcher, died at Breslaw. on
the 18th Sept. in the 77th year of his
age.
The King Of Prussia intends erecting
monument to Gen. Blucher, and after
wards, to have it guarded, in rerpetuity,
by two invalids, as mark oftlistinguish-
cd honor to his memory and merits.
The plan Of constitution for the
Kingdom Of Wurtemburg, as digcstcd
by the Royal Commissioners and those
Of the States, has been adopted by the
AScenhlv with sonnc frivial r,DdiGca