The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
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LA7kST FROM hNGLNND

The Albion pscketsbip, Capt. Williams
has arrived q. New.Yo'k, from Liverpool,
with letters and papers, two days hler than
before received.
Capt. Williams fas not brought any intel
lisehee 10 confirm the report previously re-
celved, tina, Treaty Of Commerce had born
made with Frsnce.
The London Courier Of the 3Is, gives news
from Paris accounts OF the preceding Fridsy.r
The King Of Frasee had been slar roineiy i'll,
broosh, on by anaie!ies and fatigues he bad
undergone during the dissen,ions between tho
Chamber Of Deputies and Ministers. IIs
had recovered end wss able 70 sueBd to busi-
ness.
The French Stocks hsd fallen, and conin.
ned TO tall. Five per cents were down to 64f
ssc. Some attribute the fall to the report Of
the death OF tho Sultan others 10 q report of
+. a prospects OF war between Frsaes and Spain.
The Constilstionet es .AA aA.r -hnweyer, saws
theso sepor,s are the effects OF i'll viii towards
the ministry. The Liberals we're profNine
by these ciIcofpstanees, IN attributing them 10
want Of confidence in the Ministry.
The Courier considers the daily news from
Russia ss interesting. An The for,re..es &C
the ef'on,iers of Turkey are officially ordered
TO DO put in a respectsb)e state Of defence -
Several works had teen commerced. M
Forster, eene'sl ~ chief CT the engineers,
had been ordered BY the Emperor 10 visit tho
fortresses. A corps With 100 pieces Of arti,-
lery, with heavy cannon, was 10 assemble near
Caminice, in PAdolis.
Gen. YermooT the Commander in Chief.
had been summoned to Laybacb
The Courier of the 2s,h says, "Our adyis
ces from Ireland to-day, have the negative re-
commendation OF conveying no fresh ,idipgs
OF murcer OF outrrge. The most vigorous
measures are in pregress both by the Irish.
government end by the miois'ers al home,
Tor putting an end 10 the cpormities which il
has been oar painful task 10 detail during the
last month. II is satisfactory TO know tina,
the proposed measures will be fully adequate
to the evil that calls for them. The Yeoman-
~ ot Kent and Tipperra'y, and all the North
ern counties Of Ireland, have been called
out"
The stormy weather continued in England.
The gale ct SSE. on the 2s b of Dec. with
heavy rain, was very destructive &C the ship.
ping, and tho tide rose 90 high as to inundaie
many houses, OF Wes,minis,er, Windsor,
Cowes, ssu'--ssany of the houses had feet
wafer i'm them, which did incalculable damage.
Carts, boats, &c. were employed TO save tho
people.-Many bridges were carried swsy.
Accounts ftom Warsaw Of Dec. 4, state
thar an Uksse hes been issued, prohibiting
Frcemason Lodges in Russia. They have
been shut up since the lsth OF October. Thi,
has excited grea, surprise, and must be Of
the greatest importance, a. the Emperor him
self is o mason.
AFFAIRS.OF SPAIN.
From Spain the accounts ore as late es The
18Th OF Decem mber, and are rather more favor.
able. The Cues appear disposed TO project
the King, and enforce his suthotny, but
portion OF the members ere veSy bitter in
their hostility towards the ministry, and there
10 a vide difference of opinioa what will he
The re.ult. Some accounts ssy the 6i,,a,p.
ton Of the Spaniss NlIsis,ry, respecting
which public distrsA wss sxcitsd, spp.sr to
be Unavoidable. r
In the sitting o'ths iith, the Cores wee
occupied in diserssine the probe, OF sn cd /.
dress to bis Majesty, dissppros'ny Of III. con-
duct Of the Political Chiefs enc G.Dsrsls-
Comm sndsa,, who have refos.6 10 recegnizs
tbs satherite, oonps,ee By the Kiy. 4,