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

rongly urged his Majesty 10 saneiiOp !. h
his name. the PRONUNCIATION OF SOME ohicial
document, declaring bis dissppro5stioo al the
conducl Of the royal guards, and dc esignsting
them by the ,iile Of rebels 20 their country.
1t Is ADDED, that with this proposition Fe d..
nsnd has 4 miy refused compliance, declaring
thai his guards were bis friends, and should
never be stigma,ised or b'ough, into peril by
any oct Of mis-. An sppre he nsion, 10 which
the vacilaing conduct oi The Kiog gave some
cause, appears to have been entertained by
Tho Minister'S, tina, Ferdinsnd might suddenly
adopl the resolution ot placing himself obder
the protection Of the refractory troops and
they urged him, therefore, to repair 70 some
place Of safely, where his person, should the
troops be melted 10 SO daring al a,Iempt,
might 30 aecu,e from seizure. To this pfo
position, also, the King returned a det.ced
negative, with the remark, thar his guards
were faithful, and that he had nothing 10 lear
from them In this situation sffsrs st Ma
drId were left on The 6,h inst the conduct OF
Tho King inspiring the mos, serious alar m a.
mong ,nat portion OF the people, who arc well
affected 10 the constitution. All the Impair
lial reports OF travellers and Of private letters,
relate, with the utmost confidence, Ihat he
greaf 6aM Of the ShanisA nation is deelaedly
attached 20 the constitution, and fhaf ne only
dangerous disaGecaon esrisls IN The Rsyat
guards, un!ess Ihere sh0uta also be added lhe
AinY hintSey.
A letter received in London, dated Madrid,
29tn June, says, " This county Is in a most
convulsed slate, without funds, crodit or con.
fdence yet sui think the constitution will
stand iirm against ali domestic attacks"
IRELAND.
From the country we bavc 9 continuation
OF hcan.rendins accounts Of distress. The
Dublin papeis sey, Sin one narish in .he conn
~ u Mayo, one hunfred and forty Of our fiji.
lOsu c, eaIares died y famine and fever ia zen
days Z"
From fsu!kner's Dublin Jour0ai of July 10Th.
APPALLING DlsrREss.-W derstand
that one hundred snd to-, persons have died
OF starvation and ever IN one parish in the
County ot Mayo, curing the short space of
ten days. lhe greatest anxiety prevails 10
Dublin 10 ascertain the particulars of this ex
ordinary Calamity. We shall, in our next
publication, communicate the frigh,ful DC
tails, but IN Inc meau,in,e, our readers mus,
re main satisfied wi.h our fuil conviction Of the
also, that the greatest exerlions ale makiDe
in the h'ghcst quarters, and at The Mansion.
house, to invesugste the causes, and 10 pre-
vent the further extension Of positive famine
in me county Of Mayo. We trust, in God,
that tho generous people of England w.l DOT
siacken thelt endeavors TO collect funds for
supplying the means of existence TO oot mis-
cradle, famishing, and expiring fellow crca
lures /; we may shed ,tno .ear Of comnisera.
ton, but we need say no more, every man IN
E0glaod will do his duy.
In The county o! Cook, the far greatest dis
,ress exists IN the pOpu!ous and extensive
Barony OF Duhai,ow, distsnt from all relief
and the sea coast; particularly the Catberrys,
four great Baronies of im haeGse extent, IN
ciud,ng tho parish Of Skull. In those great
baronies Du0a.lov a0d the Ca,berrys, no re-
net from England or elsewhere can be mis-.
applied"