The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-06
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FROM ENGLAND,

bringing accounts hoip London 10 the Sd,
and from Liverpool TO the 9Th Dec.
IPFIIRS or THE MINISTRY
The London Courier of the Is, Dec. re.
marks -" IL is confidently said, that Ea.l
Talbot and MI Grsnt arc on Tho point ct re.
ti'ibg hom their respective sitns,ions, ss
LoId Lieuiensnt Of Ireland, and chief Secre.
lary, and ina, they are 10 be succe eded by tho
Marquis Wellesley and Mr.. GoulUutn. 1t 10
also said that The Right Hoo Robert Peel is
TO succeed Lo'd Sidmouth, a. Secrssfy OF
State Tor the home Department"
The British Parliament wss TO meet on
the 2oth Of Jan.
/, was reported ,ha, Mr.. Canning was 60.
ing out as Governor Geoersl of lfdis and
that tho MARQUIS oi Hsstiogs was TO haze the
offer OF the Office OF Loto Chsmberlasn. -
.AFFAIRS ~ SPAIN. ,,.t,
The aeeounts fem Spsia ere ofa very
alarming ostuIe.-Madrid datesto the 18th
. of Nov. had been recsixed ID London: One
letter says, ave continue in = state OF a
lsrm ignorant whether ihe government viii
bo able to RESTRAIN The fsclious. A commits.
sion Of the Permspsnt Assembly Of The Coz
tee has been summoned TO attend Q Council
of Ministers, % advise upon means Of avert
ing the impending danger.
!. We appear upon the verge ofa dissoIu-
ti6h OF our monarchy, well iOfor med per-
sons say openiy that not onty Cadiz pnd all
Andaiusia, but the provinces Of Valencia, Ar
tsgop, Catalonia aud Gsliicia are on the point
of separating i,om The Capital, to tor N tSem-
selves INTO Fcderaive Republics.
.t' Ou, Ciubs,s OF tho Foniuna d'Or, parade
tho srects by night, shouting Long hive
Rego, Emperor of rhe Spanish Republic :"
Another letter says, The aodaciiy Of tho
Clubsts has no limits they arc encouraged
by The weakness OF the authorizes, and agits.
,ion is general. Ihc shpek rs st hand, and
will scorcsiy be retarded a mon b. longer, u
q change 10 the present state of tHings doss
not avert the catastrophe" t..:
r.. ,dRFAIRS M FRhACE. >t .
Rumors, with respect 10 France, OF very
contradictory nature, have prevailed since
yeste day ming. Ono that the King Vi
France vas dead (; another, thai the' Chamber
Of Deputies had been dissoived-A-thst the
French funds had experienced a sreG fall,
SC. In this case, as 10 most Uthors, ws arc
able to lay be, ,o.e the public intelligence upon
which they may rely. 49,.
y The news om Paris is.ccttainly Of an rn.
"
muo ica,ion between the E.ng snd Chamber
ol Deputies. Tho Cham have presen,ed ao
address to the Kiog, 10 which they ,ndi' ectiy
insiouatc, that peace mas been presoIvc BY sac
,ifces ipcom pa,ible With the honor OF the
Frenchi oaine, and tho dignity OF tho CtowD
The words of the addi oss arc
We congratulate you, sire, upon you'
continued amicable relations with Foreign
Powers, in the Just confidence thar peace
so precious hos not been preserved by sacri'
fices incompatible with the honor OF the ma
dco, and The dignity Of your Crown"
OF fcoutse, IL is mem, TO be iasinua,ed that
The King has not in,e, fered with sLeisien,
vigor, with respect 10 Turkey and Russia.
The King, in his answer, IebuAcs the Cham.
be,, tot i6dulging = supposit,on, that he could
ever consent 10 acrifces unworthy ofthe na.
tion he governs md tho Crown he wears.
The address and the ansWer oSthe KING
were delivered last Friday night. They arc
contained in the Monileurof Saturday, whicn
we received BY express In this Is ate, al,
fairs remained when oar, messenger lett Pat
il; but il 10 probable, and, indeed, generally
expected, that the Chamber will be dissolved
forthSith, or thar there viii bes change ~
minjst,Y.. +" The Minister'S" says q private
leuer we have 'ceei.ed, Of Saturday, 4" ten.
dered to the ENG, Immediately after his re-
ply TO the Depu',es, their resignation, which
his Mejssty refused -
The same letter sdds-A" Il is Supposed the
Cbsuoe- win be dissolved ss,.oun as the
X -hg shall DO s.suret b. his Niiuis,ers that
the future nominations shall be leps hostile
TO the marcS and principles Of his govern.
meot." The French fcods fell on Saturday
TO sef l5c.
Nor is this all The situation Of sffsirs in
the east of Europe has assumed very differ
ent aspect from what we expected. Persia,
according 10 private letters, has not only de.
Glazed war agsins, Turkey, but has actually
commenced hos,hirics in ASA sgeinst ttc
Tu,ks The fact, j, s,s,ed positively, snd il
Is inferred that this would not have been done
without sumo previous concert or communi.
cation with Russia, and that Russis will put
her armie, in motion against Turkey, as