The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-09
BOSTON, AUGUST 2

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BOSTON, AUGUST 2.
We are indebted to Mr.. Topllff for
be loan of Gibraltar papers to June IL.
Fom which we have matle a few ex-
racts. They contain in addition, the
INSTANCES of several official articles from
Madrid Gazettes, of no great interest.
Among them is royal decree 10 pro-
Eibit Roggiag throughout the Spanish
pominions. There is also circular OF
he Minister of Finances, directing that
n inquiry shall be made into the polite
Y sentiments and moral character OF the
evenue officers. There is also circu-
Rr from the minister of Finance in an
we' to applications from several relig-
Gus communities to be maintained in
he enjoyment of certain privileges Tor
Herly granted them, in which they are
informed by his majesty's orders, that
privileges are contrary to the spirit and
etter OF the constitution, and that there
ore their applications cannot be com.
Piled with. There is also an Official
pommunication of May III, stating the
Determination of the king, adapted at the
Earnest request of the French Ambassa-
ior, to set at liberty all the natives OF
France, confined in any part ofthe Span.
sh dominions, for political offences. and
for assisting the Insurgents in the settle
ments beyond sea
A circular of the minister OF the FL
hances directs that such Of the royal pal
bees and seats aud other domains, as have
been given by the king towards the pay
nent Of the National debt, shall be given
pver immediately to the commissioners
10 be disposed Of for that purpose.
There is d variety of other documents,
summary OF which is given, but they
hre not Of great interest.
- GtasALrAh, Joae 10.
We are sorry to announce to the pub,
lie, that despuUtrrs cayed, the 3Oth and
LIST ult. apd LIST inst. have just been re-
;cived from Minorea, with the unwel
EomesintelEgence, that the Plague has
broken out IN the island of Majorca.
Jms l7.-Paticulars'ot Letters from
Tangier dated 18th June, 1920.
Perfect good health at Tangie, Lo.
Fache, Ral,bat and their neighborhood.
The Deaths at Tetuan, from the goth
May, to the 10th inst. both days inclu.
Pive, amounted to so; the greatest part
Supposed to be of the plague.
Letters from Mogadore, Of the lst
pune, state the number OF deaths there,
in the month of May, to have amounted
30 $50. The plague is now raging to
khe sou,hward, but very triAing at Mo-
rocco.
1t is certain that the plague broke out
Rgain, about the middle of last month, at
Fec but docs not increase much.
Ertyeet sfG ieftrr from an jrfeiiisenf gentle.
man at Sc Thomas, dated Jnty Is
We have two Spanish commissioners
here, who sail to day for the Oronoko--
Iepu,ed by Gen. Morillo to treat with
he patriots. | do not conceive that any
hing will grow out Of it, unless their M
dependence is acknowledged, which they
bay they are not authorised to do.
Gen. Bolivar is concentrating his for
les for the ensuing campaign. He is
Baid to bave upwards of 20 900 men well
armed. Morillo's do not exceed 6, 900,
We look with impotence to the Spanish
main for further intelligence.
Wesh. Cfy Gaxesfe. 3
We are informed that the Cadets
from West Point, will arrive in this city
New. York; this week, and after graft
Tying the citizens with parade through
Ike principal streets, will proceed to