The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
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James NJ ,n'os s New York. The prepare.
sions for the coronation, which was to have
taken place on tho 10Th uit. were in rapid
progress, and .eemed to be the topic of gen.
eral interest.--Psrliamentw was in sessios, and
Ereat efforts appear to be mskiog 90 the part
Of the opposition, 10 introduce system Of G.
economy and retrencbment. Tho present
ministry on almost every question have de.
cided majority. Mr.. Denman, however, In
tho course Of debate, took occasion 10 remark
that there had not been four divisions during
the session, when tho number of the mlniste-
rial majority equalled The number OF pace
men IN The house. That the II gentlemen,
who held places, were'diligen, haireys Oft aod
and that their inf uen &C was accordingly felt
In all It's force. Parliament was 10 bs pro.
rogaed soon, to make room for the prepafa.
tions fot the coronation.
Speaking of some reported changes in the
Administr alton, the London Courier has The
following remarks,
A fresh nrojef (not OF now Administra.
tion, for that even to toe most ssnguine mem
Der Of tho Opposition is utterly hopeless) mas
appeared in the Morning Chronicle Of to-day.
i, effects to make several important moves 10
and ont Of the Cabinet, and displsces one
member TO make roDm for sno,ber, with
same hrojet in another paper about three
weeks ago.--Couricr.
The intelligence from Spain represents
that country to be in a very unsettled state.
But this is to be considered, that coming
through the French ministerial papers news
Of this character is to be received with some
grains Of allowance. Accounts direct froH
Spain received 10 this county and IN the Ha-
vana, represent Spain as comparatively tran
gull.
The probability Of the Suppression OF the
cffo Is of the G eeks and Of tne restoration OF
the Turkish authority over the revolted prov
iuces, is not diminished. Ftom q paragraph
hnder the London head, il will be seen, that
even 10 the Mofes, the Turk, sill maintain
themselves, and are preparing 10 completely
rc.esiablish their authority
--ooo-
LONDON. June 20.
Letters dated the 10Th inst, have been re-
ccived 10 town from Corfu. BY the latest sc-
counts from The Morcs, the Turks, though
much strsiteoed for provisions, still held pos
session Of the principal fortresses, The
Turks are said to be collecting an army of
30 900 men al Ad'ianoplc. Grest numbers
of &, seks have boon put 10 de atb in that city,
Is inc Iuding several heads Of families of the
20 contradict the r1por, in French papers of
the death Of Ill Paeha. He still defended
himself in fortress OF the lake of Jaannina,
where ne had collected 400 bbls Of gunpow-
der, with the resolution If overpowercd, of
DESTROYING himself and all his followers.
A Iet,er from Madrid, dated June Is, says,
a new despatch from the Empercinado,
dated the 18Th presses tho arrival OF rein
forcements which had been promised him
Merino, at the bead of his cavalry, so harras-
ses the constitutional troops that they have
not timo either to eat or sleep"
LONDON, June 80.
Private accounts from Spain, dated the
middle of the present month, lead us to be-
ieyc, that ss the kingdom remained IN very
sei,sted state, Ferdinand viii either continue
the sit,ings OF tho Cortes some umo longer,
or an extraordinary Cores will be convened
in the middle of the summer. The Spanish
Army is taking an active part in the politics,
and hss presented a petition TO the King in
favor Of the prolongaion OF the sitting oi tho
Cottes.
The Qaeen.--We are not yet able to pre-.
sen, to. our readers her Msjesty's memorial
to tho servants Of her husband /; nos arc we
sure that an answer has been returned. The
King returned to town yesterday, and Lord
Liverpool is to have an interview with his
Msesgy this morning. As we, formerly
strenuously cautioned ministers agains, her
trial ADD the refusal TO insert her name In the
liturgy, We in the same manner, but with
much greater earnes,ness, do now urge min.
letters either to dcsist from this III omencd
project Of the coronation, or to sdmit the
Queen 10 the pa'ticipation Of her just right
As to the precise course which her Majes,y
may adopt, should her memorial be rejected
we know nothing But she may probably
see the King she may throw herself in his
way, tor bayonets cannot stop her, as Volum-
n;an did in ina, of her son. She is fully SEN
sible Of the lustre of her name she feels the
blood of tho Brunswicks in her veins.
Times, June 2y.
The Queen, /, is said, continues firm in
her resolution to attend the coronation, if not
as a Drincipal nor for mer in, vet as q spectator