The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14

not hesitate in attributing the recent con.
duct of the allied sovereigns in reference
to secret design of ultimately succeed
ing in overturning the constitution of
Spain. 1t was thought that the great
powers, as they are called, attacked only
the principle OF the Revolution of Naples,
that is, what they called military insar-
rection but the mask is thrown off; it is
not the military insurrection; it is the
Spanish Constitution which is 10 be at
tackled at NapIes.--!t cannot be any
longer disscmbled.--it is Spain which is
attacked Indirectly in Italy, till all oppor-
tunity should offer of attacking it direct.
H." Such is the view given by the
Spanish journals, of the projects of the
Congress, Of Troppau, and which, as that
pa't OF them that respected Naples has
succeeded SO much to its wish, i, now
calculates on being able to accomplish
the whole without any difficulty.
The Frankfort papers, under the head
Vienna, Jan. 5th, state, that 1.-THE mill
tary armaments are still continuing with
the greatest activity" This is consider.
I'd by the London Courier as proof that
Austria means to take the field, if the con-
ferences of Laybach have not pacific ter
mination.
Itis mentioned, that the Emperor of
Austria had sent Count BombeIles as
minister to the Court of Naples, and that
the Emperor Alexander had appointed
M. L'Oubrie to represent his Court, and
that both these Ambassadors were to pro.
ceed to Laybach to present their oreden.
tials to the Neapolitan King. 1t is stat
ed III the same papers, that at a sitting of
the Parliament of Naples Oh the 3Oth
December, the minister Of war announ-
ced the army of the line, amounting to
$4,000 troops, 10 be in the most perfect
state of discipline; that the fortiicatiens
and other strong places were in excellent
order, and supplied with every necessary;
and that the creates, enthusiasm pervades
all ranks of the people, who were deter
mined to perish rather than give up their
rights.
We cannot expect many interesting
facts respecting the state of EnglaDd, un-
til we receive accounts of the meeting OF
Parliament, which was to take place on
the Esd January. Meanwhile, numerous
addresses, pro and con, were pouring in
from all parts ofthe Kingdom the friends
of the Queen were preparing to open the
campaign with renewed vigor, while her
enemies were no less active in their pre-
parations. The following is from the lat
est Morning Chronicle:
LONDON, Jam. 10.
A paper of yesterday states, that after a
long discussion in the Cabinet Council,
the Earl of Liverpool and Lord Castle
reagh set off together to brighton, to lay
the results before his Majesty. The
matter probably alludes to the course
which they desire to pursue on the meet
ing of the two Houses, and upon which
they are to take the Kings pleasure
The rumor in the political circle is. that
the Speech is to be extremely moderate
that a proposition is to be submitted to
the Commons to fix the Queens sstab-
lishment at 50,OOW a year, the sum Of
fered her at St. Omers, land which we
trust is to be paid from the Civil List,
not fixed OH tho Consolidated Fund, and
that Ministers are to stand or fall on the
question ofthe restoration of her Majes-
ty's name to the Liturgy.
Declaration, addressed to the different Gov
ernments Of Eurohetby the Allied Sopsreigns
at 7rohnan, relative 70 tie afairs Of VA.
aies.
The overthrow Of the order of things
in Spain, Portugal, and Naples, has nee
cssarjlv excited the cares and the uneaSi.