The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07
a Governor Of Madrid and Ney-Casti!e

a governor OF MADRID and New Castle
General Carvajal) by the King, no; hav-
ing been countersigned by the Ministers
The people went in crowd to the usual
place Of sitting of the Cortes, where the
permanent deputation had met on the lou,
who deliberated on the subject, and
wrote TO the King. The answer was
perfectly satisfactory, which produced
immediate tranquility.
November %.
Bri,ish Ministry.
Lord Grenvill's interview with the
King on Saturday i, still viewed by the
Opposition as indicative of an immediate
change of Ministry; and the Morning
Chronicle Of to-day asserts that the Earl
of Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby, and
Mr.. Canning, have all rendered their re-
signation.
The Paris papers of Sunday last have
arrived this morning. The Monituer
contains intelligence from St. Petersburg,
dated the lst instant, which distinctly
proves that the military insubordination
which has recently been manifested in
that capital, had 10 injection with pol
itical views whatever.
The Courier Francis SAYS, "The
domain, of Montgeron, near Paris, has
recent! been purchased for the Queen
of England.
BY mail from Hamburg, which ar
rived lhis morning, we have received in
telligence from Copenhagen to the 2lst
instant. The State Gazette OF that date
announces the following facts" Several
circumstances connected with the forma-
ton OF q secret society in that capital, had
given the authorities grounds for sus-
pecting that a pan was in agitation to
disseminate principles subversive Of
publick order in consequence of which
il was Judged expedient, on the first
meeting OF that society, on the 10th in
stant, to arrest some persons, among
whom was certain Doctor of PhiIoso-
ply, named Dampe (wel known by his
bold writings and speaking) in whose
possession were found, ready for circula.
ton, plans of very dangerous and Grim
inal character. 1t is added, "They are
merely the productions Of his own heated
imagination, and have not found any sup
port from other persons.
The Brussels papers contain some
communications from Vienna, respecting
Continental Affairs. 1t is not pretended
that the precise determinations Of the Al
lied Powers, as settled in the Congress OF
Troppau, are yet known. 1t is, howev-
er, acknowledged, that Austria, in con.
junction with Russia and Prussia. will
occupy the Kingdom of Naples with
military force. The immediate CO oper-
alton OF England in this nefarious scheme
is not anticipated. The English feet in
the Gulph Of Naples is stationed there
for observation, and for the purpose of
protecting the Royal Family in case of
need.
The continued absence Of the King of
Spain from his capital and some uncon-
stitutional appointments, by the sign
manual only, gave rise to very general
suspicion that some treachery wac med
itated by Ferdinand against the people.
An address Of the municipal authorities
was therefore published on the 18th ulti-
mo, which has determined the Monarch
to return to Madrid. he alarm spread
through the provinces, and the Militia is
every where organizing to protect the
Constitution.
The Hamburg papers mention an at.
tempt to revolutionize the Danish Mon.
archy. IL is said. that il had been long
IN preparation, but was frustrated OH the
eve Of It's execution by the vigilence Of
the police.
PORTUGAL.
The elections for The Cortes of Porm.