The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-12
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has full cargo Of dry goods, shipped
under the expectation that Congress had
passed the new tariff bill, and that il was
to go into operation-on the lst July.
LONDON, MAY Ia.
In the House OF Commons, petitions
from the owners aud occupiers OF land in
variois parts OF the Country, were pre-
sentcd, laying that further restrictions
should be imposed OH inportations OF
grain.
In the discussion Of case this morn
ing IN The Court oi Chancery, to which
thc Qien IS party, MIR. Bvougham
declared that Her Majesty will nnmedi-
ately return to England.
The Earl OF Chatham is said 10 be
appointed to the sinecure situation OF
Governor OF Gibraltar, lately held by the
Duke Of Kent.--Gen. Don is Lieut..
Governor.
Hunt has been removed from the
Kings Bench prison to Leicester gaol.
He is sentenced 70 imprisonment for
two years and half.
Sir c. Wolsley, and Parson Harrison
are sentenced to Imprisonment for one
year and bali.
Mr.. HoDhousc, for Sir Frapcis Bur.
dett, it VIII DE perceived, gave notice
last night OF a motion Oh The Manchester
business Tor The S,h OF June.
a third attempt has been made 10 set
ire to the CoHt.ee OF fiereioId.
The intelligence by the regular cou-
rer from Madrid IS down to the 4tA
inst. the InvestIgation OF the Cadiz
massacre Is pursuing with great actlvlty.
Gen. Campana was arrested at 81. Lu-
Car Oh the Yah ult. and hi, papers selz-
ed he IS conf ,ed in Fort Santa Pelri
Gen. Valdez WIS arrested Oh the 10Th,
and consigned TO the castle of 1riana.
NJ. M Capacete and Gabarri, chiefs of
the battalons Guias and .ealtad, with
several officers OF those corps, were also
taken into custody OH the latter day, and
imprisoned in the Four Towers of La
Caracca. The affair will! soon be
brought to trial.
The autocrat Of Russia appears highly
offended with the Ottoman Porte, in
consequence Of the outrage OF the AIge-
rines, who, he says, acknowledge their
dependence on the Grand Seignor; and
intimates his intention to the Divan, at
Constantnople, of considering the cause
of the suffering captives as his own.
The man who struck the French Con-
sui in Morocco, for being Christian,
was sentenced to death, but the power
Of pardoning given to the Consul, who
, exercised 1t.
The Caledonisn Canal" now max.
ing in Scotland, iS to have a depth Of
water of 20 feet. and to he SO feet wide
at the bottom and 10 a, the top.
A Liverpool paper mentions report,
that Sir +. Burdett is sentenced to a fine
of upwards OF 10000 dis. and to be i'm
prisoned 8 years.
Expectations Of the passing Of the
late FariG Law, induced heavy ship
meuts OF goods from Britain to the Uni.
ted States.
The Scotch papers say that emigra-
tions TO North America OF farmers and
artizM,s, increase--and many go who
are implicated in the late disturbances.
The British army now consists OF
liz AIS, and requires AN annual appro.
prIation of upwards of S $4,000 600.
The appropriation for the Navy in 1920,
is over 5 100000.
The top OF another mountain in Ger
many has fallen, and carried with it Is
houses, 2 churches, &c. No lives were
lost.
Roman Catholic 7olevation.-An
English Church is building in Lisbon.
The Pro,estants have long been tolerant