The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-06

viii be done to promote the respectable
" Of the State, ard preserve good un-
derstantling With foreign powers
The Minister Of the Transmarine
Provinces made "A report on their syua-
tion--and rtmaIksd that there vas rea-
son to hope the establishments Of the
Constitution would restore Peace 20 A
merica.
The Cortes fattcrs itself with the pa
cification OF Spanish America--and la
nents the differences with The u. States,
but hopes IsCm tic pri, ciples OF justice
aid me deration that direct their dirlo.
mstic negotiations. that these differences
will terminate honor;bb and paciHcaly.
A motion was made for Itnul law
against the abuse Of tie liberty Of the
rrss.
Some alarms as to counter rvclu-
4tionary a,ttnrs, at times agitate Madrid.
II is said Casqutmo, RAMIREZ, and
Count &c Csp,ilIas, have bctn arrested.
1t is proposed TO eject an equestrian
Statue to kirg Ferdinand, wi,h.a Civic
Crown ard holding the Constitution.
n he King ofSpain has excepted ircm
his pardon to foreigners who hayes sist-
I'd us revolutionary subjects, The Bit
ish who have joined item since tie En-
-gi;sh ncn- snlissms act OF July 1919.
A letter from Madrid. dated the llth
inst. consaips tie following par,icu-
lars :---
"a Decree dated the Goth Of lure,
ptovislrs that the paidon granted 10 for
eigners made prisoners iii the service Of
the South American Insurgents, shall
not extend TO Euglishmen who may
have entered into such service after Tie
Sd oiJuIy, 1919, he day on. which the
Foreign Erlistmen, Bill was passed BY
The British Parliament. Other dccrers
have been issued in the Kings name
ordering Tx: full and complete execution
of a great n,nber Of DEGREES passed BY
the Cortes III Cacliz. The most re.
markable 81 these cnsctn,en,s arc the f1,-
lowing :--The e.establishment Of the
natiGoa order of ST. Ferdinand--tle ab-
clifton OF The .ortur, The o,garization
Of the Council of State end the Supltme
Tribuna!--,he suppression Of the inqui-
sision, and every authority Of that kind,
with the destruction OF ali the emblems
ard monuments relating tbereto--the
.reseIvation ol The title of Majesty TO the
King aione---the fixing Of the annual
,lo,ation ior The Royal Household at 40
millions Of rcals--the suspending The
exercise OF other functions by the Dep
usies during the session--the establish
ment OF the Liberty ofthe Press, and
the juntas Of Censorship (but which ex-
erciss no previous Censorship -6hally,
the regulation OF the article of the Con
stisulion relative to-. appointments OF a
Regency during III, Kings minority,
and tie transmission OF the supreme au-
t'ioriy BY the Regency to the King, on
his coming Of age. The Government
Gazette merely recapiiulates the titles
and dates of these decrecs, some. Of
which, as may Le seen, aie Of great inn
portapce. There are others Of a nature
which must assori:h those foreigners
who rsascy ON what passes in Spain,
without knowing the country dor exam
pie. decree OF the Cortes, of.,hr 28th
Of June, 1912, declares St. Theresa
patroncss Of the SPANS. One rrnews
the prohibition against printing the Gen.
s,itution without the authority Of gov
ernmens."
The following Is sn extract os letter. dated Ca.
dis July &c.
"Vsles Rsales go On daily increasing
in value, they being current at 1876 hard
dollars. and the ps,mhlm 20 per cent in
great demand, as the COMMITTEE Of Pub
lie Credit have begun TO pay the copsok
idased ones. Great confidence is excl
ted by tie statement published every
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