The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13
Foreign ..rc.ss-
BosToN, October H..
LATEST FROM EACLAND.


Liverpool. bringing London pspe,s to the Y,h
and Liverpool TO the 9,h ul. The most i'm
por, article they contain, relates TO our affairs
wih Spain, in which IL will be seen, by the
following article, that Fevdisonc had ,sJxsed
TO rafyy me Treaty, eeding the Fioridas 10
This Country - "MApRIp, AUG. 23.
"rhe King has dc6ci,ey refused TO ra,i
>iy The treaty with the United States, for the
session Of the .Fioridss. The term fixed for
he exchange Of the ratification expired yes
terday our Csbinet replied to the American
Minister that his Majessy required to obtain
further infcr crmation respecting various srti-
cles ef tho Treaty, aud that for this purpose,
he would make choice Of person 10 proceed
to Washington TO oblisn the necessary cluci-
dations. This extrso dioary denoaement has
excited much surprize In Madrid.
In corroborstion Of this intelligence, IL 10
stated, that Spanish Secretary Of Legation
had passed through Bayonne, on his way TO
Bordeaux, where he was To embark, in the
FIRST vessel he could meet with, boond 20 the
Z. 5. bearing dispatches, co0taining, Il is
probable, the reasons why His Catholic Maj
es,y has seen 6, to reject, who'ly, or to fos,.
pone, Professionally, the aforesaid Treaty
Numerous outrsges have been commilcd
by tbe Reforinets, las they call themscivcsj
near Manc hester but there have been no
riotons meetings in any part Of England, since
The famous one at Manchester, of which the
public have been spprised. 1t appears that
true bills have been found against Ha'if, John
son, Morehouse, Sosfon, Bam/ord, and 9TH
ers, tor conspiracy 80 ercife fumrH ana
insurrecnon within the reains, and by force
and violence 10 alter the Government and Con-
shfufton fhereof, as by taw established" The
accounts add, that six of the prisoners Sho
had brought up TO plead which they seve-
reilly d,d--Nos Guilty and asked leave 10
traverse. There were othe' counts OF she
indictments which charged the censpiraiors
with us'pg sedi,ious speeches, and displaying
banners, n ,gs, sc. for unliwfu purposes
% the Cd Sept. there was meeting of
nearly 10000 persons, at the Palace Yarc, o.
YER which Sir Francis Burdeu presided ,hs
speeches and resolutions, were, as usual, a
os1og the self styled Refocmers, OF se6ii-
ious aoG iDf matory nature but fortunate
ly Tor the peace of London, the parry br.ae
up, withou, the com mission of any outrage.
Numerous meetings had been held In 9TH
er parts Of the kingdom bu, not being ac-
conpanied by banners or weapons OF offence,
they were suffered TO proceed without the in
reference Of the civil or military authorities.
Hum, with the rest Of his sssocistes, who
hgused al Manchester, bave been liberated,
on bail; their indietmcn, being only Tor
n,isde0esnerr. -.--->z,----
Letters from Gibralter, state, that Gu-
erri!.n parties. particularly in tic noun
tainous dis,rct between the British ior-
,ress and Cadiz. were daily gaining
strength, and had committed the most
d ring depreda,ions. -,
A London paper of Aug, '29th, says
-" Within the last week las failures
have taken place on the Stock Exchange;
and this morning. very eminent Loite-
ry Office Keeper has been declared de-
faulter. The amount Of Stock ne has
sold, which he is unable to deliver, is es-
tima,ed at 100000 pounds sterling
| These uEfavorable events have created a
| panic unprecedented in the history OF Il
! nancial business" -.
The Persian Ambassador had broken
! up his household in London, intending
to visi, the various parts OF the United
kingdoms. His fair Circassian, with
her splendid suite, have embarked to'
| Constantinople where his Highness pr"
poses shortly to repair, and from thence
to pass into his native country.
| The brig Joseph, Capt. Berry, has ar
rived at New-York, in short Passag'
! from Bordeaux, and brought out T.. Z
| Fenwick, ESQ. as a passenger, bearin!
dispatches to our government from M
FORSYTH, Am Minister, at the Court Q
Madrid. Mr.. Fenwick left Madrid O
the 23d Aug. and is probably the per
son alluded to in previous London ar
| .;nle stat;nor that a sheci1k Messenpe