The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-04
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LATEST FROM ENCL AND.

BY the ship Mercury, from Liverpool
we have received our regular files 0
London papers to August Is, weel
later than were received by the Londor
Packet. The principal articles OF new.
will be found below.
The House of Lords met on the 18Th
Addrc sses OF coincidence, OIL the death O
the Duchess OF York were voted to the
King and Duke Of York. Orders
passed Tor keeping the avenues close dur.
ing the trial OF the Queen, and ter an ad.
dress to the King, praying him to STA
ton the same guards as IN case OF i'm.
peachment. The peers had al been
sumnoned to attend in their places o,
the 18th, and from day to day during the
continuance OF the tiiai. { considerable
number ofuoops were nsrcbng ,oward>
London, ON the northern reads.
great number of special constaDies htd
been sworn, to attend In lhc ,nlie ol the
Queens approach tc the .iouse Of Lords,
to keep the peace.
The Queens letter to The King " hlci
has been oefore mentioned, is published
III the papers oi the 18th. II Is not 4
letter oi conciilalion, but sort oi man.
nesto, deslgnco ior the public.
AUSTRIAN uoops were marching into
l,aiy-- was said 50 battaiions Hun.
garian iniantry. A loan has been ne.
gol.aUd between the Court of Vienna
an0 tiessrs. Parleh and kolhschlld, U
81 z millions toIms, Tor the purpose
!. @ allowing the government u draw III
li5 paper.
- c4t discomfort, it was said, had man
iieA'cd itset IL Portugal, ,hoJrh no pop
uiAr Uomnot!ons bad taken place.
Prince Caristl, the new Ncapolital
-Ambassados 70 tir Court OF Austria
had left Vlcuua, WIyhou, having been al
mitlsd 70 al aud.aacc oil tn: Aussrlai
| Minister.
Nj. Bcoushnan had Left the Circuit
and Oh The l4tli was OH his way TO Lon
| don.
| Inc Queen. in her rcmonstrancc Il
the kl"S. seems TO anticipate tbs, her tri
al viii ,ermniaic IL a declaration OF hel
guilt. ohe protests against lle tri5una
before which she is brought. one say 5,
that :" TO regard such body IS Cour
OF justice, would DC to. c.ilumniate ,ba
sac.ed name." "iprotesl against THU
species ei trial. | dcmand trial in
Court were the Jurors arc taken impair
'ial!y ifon amongst the people, ant
where the proceedings are open and tar
SUCH thai coart, and 20 other will
willingly submit. Ii your Majesty per
aeveres IN tie present proceedings. 1 shsil
even in the House Of Pariian,ent, iac,
my accuscrs; but | shall regafd a,y de
cision ,nc, may MAKE agaln+ me as no
in the SMALLEST degree r,fi, chng on my
honor; and viii NOT, except compeAee
by actual force, submit TO any sentenc,
which shall ndt be pronounced. by a
Court OF Justice +"
ihc British1unds had experienced
considerable fuctilation, which is attrlbu
ted, in part, to the apprehension Of a con
inental war. I.
An earthquake happened at the lslanc
OF Santa Maura, in March. which A,e
the imlress OF Santa in ruins, and buriedE
considerable par, of-ihe town.
Ii Is stated that the hostile movement.
in Gaihc,a are entirely {. 90 end. Ma
drld dates TO July 81 furnish no import
amt information "A proposition was dis
cussed in the Cortes OH the 30th, respec
ting foreign commerce, the purport o
which was te-su6ject foreign vessels t.
the same duties with those OF Spain
The proposition was rejected, but refer.
red for further examination.
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