The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

ford no pcrcepuble aic Ia such state Of suf.
foflng.
LONDON, July ls
Extract OF letter received ,h. mornlog from
Paris, dated Monday evening last.
"The Freoch COVE nmeo, has just conclu.
ded conItac, TO- 10000 bo-.ss ios The auii-
isry, Ssc. An ,he ditfssen, officers have been
orde.ed 10 thei' posts, and lne Co0sc,ip,s ot
the yeas 1891 arc O'descd 10 Oin the army.
/. his does Jot took IKE wsv | don't know
wha, does" ."--SsaleSmQn.
We have received Lisbon papers to The 6h
inst. Lac deo"tes IN the Cor,ea upon ,nc
question vi tae b aziis, nsd Deco long and ve-
ncCeOt. We are strongly Of opinion, how
eve', tha; whatever decisions they may come
to, w,i have hide iLnuence on the Other side
OF ms Atlantic. In. tate Of The aZils Is
determined. They have too many examples
oi Independence around them, 10 permit that
they should remain IN subjecuoT and Por,u
ga! Is as 'ittie aU!e as Spain 10 coforCe her au.
monty
Ned tatc& change in i6e Iimin,stration
i Is how reported, in consequence OF recent
despalCbes which have been received from
Indla, thai II is extremely doubtful whether
Nr. Gaming viii proceed 'buher az Govern.
Or General. The beaith OF the Noble Mar
quis at tho head OF The pr eseDt government IN
HlndossaD, rs said To be so much improved,
that IL is now understood he has been prevail.
sd upon to cont.Gue als Governor General.
snip for a longer period ihan nc lately COZ
iempa,ed Notwithstanding ,his une xpecI.
el cb,nue IN the nnliiicai ,unrid. rnalition
IN the Administra,io of the Government OF
ne country is sill confidently ,a!ked of. 1t
~ COW said that The Marquis of 4. Il naes.
Us health has suifc cd 80 much rom the fa.
.igues OF otiit, snd h ON his continued exer.
iiob IL the House of Commons, ,ba. il Is his
Lotdship's intention 10 resign office after The
close ot the y. cssnt session. The Earl OF
Liverpool also suffers from i'll health, and The
iaoors OF office, and would, j. Is said, very
willingly 'e,l'e ON pobiic busises.. Mr..
Peel is menl onsd as the successor OF the
MAqus o, Londonderry, and Mr.. Charles
Grant ss the President o, the Board of Con
troi--thc Gssnv,Ile party no, being includs
IN the msd,tsled arrangements. The rctrc'
ment Of ihe Lord Chaucellot is revived, and
Il Is ,umc. ed that his successor will be sp-
poin,ed alter the close Of the present Session.
We fad IN the Giobc Of ,he I6 July, me
following nouce o. proceedings alleged TO
have ,aken place IN Mad'id on The so. The
Times and me Couier do not give credit TO
them, lhougn publs.ed in both London and
Liverpool papers without any accompanying
doubts Us 10 tneit sutben,icily.
Our intelligence from Spain for the last
two days has been such as to prepare our
readers tor some iinpor,sn, and decisive re-
suit. The nuunous guards, whom we yes.
tcrday lett in the Prsdo, have been met by the
miliiia snd the friends al The Constitution, and
been defeated. The details Of these events
we have given in q preceding page, from the
Msdrld papers of the 9Th inst. IL appears,
that before dsyighl on the 9Th inst. the
guards broke up from the = ado, and march
ed IN three divisions toto the City for the pur.
pose, We suspect, sI proceeding 10 the Palace,
sod conducting the King prisoner 10 the Pra.
do. Ono division was TO take possession Of a
park Of ss.ille,y, another to dislodge the mi.
liia from the square Of the Constitution, end
the third 10 occupy an importan, gate, with
the adjoining streets, so as TO support the op-
esaions Of the two fotmer. Tho guards
made their attack On the square by the street
des Boteros, cod by that dc 10 Sol but find.
ing a terrible resistance, they were obliged 10
retreat, drawing of BY The stree, del Atenal,
through which they directed their march TO.
wards the palseeJf tor the purpose Of joining
tho ba,tAlions on service there. The first
sieosl of alarm was shot fred by a peasant
in the street. Of San Bstoa,d,, tc which he
guard answsrsG BY other shots. This served