The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
foreign.
NEw.YoRK. DEC. 10.
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80 days, and the soip Florids, Wilson, 10 81
days from Liverpool. London papers 10 inc
9Th, end Liverpool TO tho Sh oi NovemoeF
have been received, with Paris dates 70 Inc
S h Of tho ssmo monh and Madrid 10 tho
S0,b Of October.
The most ,m portsnt articles OF intelligence
are, thar several Spanish ships OF war had
been ordered to be fued out al Cadiz 10 carry
troops TO Lima 20 attempt the suhjugalion oi
the Independent States Of South. A merica
sod The report that q General Congress OF
Sovetcigns would shortly be called 10 decide
ell questions respecting the Spanish settle
mcnts Of South America. The London Cou-
risr asserts that proposition to this effect has
bsen made by France TO the British govern.
Jnsot. The Globe says that ga Congress
Will ceItsioly be held on the Affairs ot South
America; and when the temper OF the par
ties TO ths, Congtess is considered, the result
msy, without difficulty, be Predicted.
SPAIN.
The war in the Peninsuls WAS rapidly draw
log to Q close /; part Of Tho invading stroy was
On It's march Tor Frsoce, aod The residue tax.
ing PEI msnen, station. to protect the restored
government, and crush any efforts in favor OF
tho Constitution, An srmis,ico Is said to
have been concIoded between Minis and Mar
shs M1ncey, and tho surrender OF Barcelona,
Hos,aIrich and Trrsgons, was Immediately
rxpecied. There was rumor that Nine
had sworn allegiance TO Ferdinand. Tho
blockade OF Csdiz and other Spenish ports oc-
cupied by French gafrisons was formally reis-
ed On the 3'b Of October.
The London Courier says, We learn
from Paris, thar the French cove, nment meot
with no ioconsiderable difficulties in making
EarItn sut,k
even assured, that when IL was binted to him
how desirable IL would be TO remove from
abou, his porson his Minister and Confss.o.
Soez he pe,emplorily refused TO do So"
E,gnt thousand persons are said TO have ap
piled Tor passports since the sppearaoeo OF
HE DEGREES Of Ferdnapd.
ENGLAND.
On the ocea,ion OF the freedom OF tho Dor.
onvh o' Plymouth being presented TO Mr..
Canning, he made . speech, in which he dc.
ciared the policy was peace, and that any 10.
te'ferencs in the late struggle IN Spain
" would have been ono 10 bo characterized
only BY the tc'm-Qaixotlc % enterprise
rom,nic 10 its origin and ihsnkless in its
end !"
a most destructive gallo was experienced
on the Blush coast On the 3l,t Of October
snd lst Of November. Upward, Of ! so ves-
seia, chl,fly coaMers, and many lives were
lost. The Cou,ier Hys, +" the inundation has
made fishfui 'avsgss IN The vicinity Of Bath,
B,is,0l, Ayiesbu-y, Salisbury and Oxford.
Al the Dolemoads, in the neighbor hood OF
the fist mentioned city, the AIod rose so
suddenly, that the iohabtants were awakened
by the wafer reaching their beds, and mary
Of them were rescued by boats from the win
Grws Of the second door. The Bath Journal
cnumera,es seversl persons who pe,ished,
and says, 4" of the loss OF lives We can yet form
no calculation We trust 1t may 90, DO so ex.
,ensiyc as we have at present too much TEA.
son 10 expect. Any one who has any idea
how nuinerously populated Is that extensive
niece Of land the y ,le m ads, will conceive It
an 4ter imposs,bi!i'y that during so-datk .
night, so many could have been rescued
and the numerous trees, hedges, walls, Gotta.
ge,, sc. covered with water, rendered tho at.
Iempt extremely observation-disclosures.
FRANCE.
The Paris dates a's to the 5th November.
They announce, ss certain, the d,ssoiu ion of
the Chambers
The Duke dAngou'cne was expected to
arrive In Paris on the ST. Of November.
A unusual mortality ha, occurred at Parts
during the last six mon;bs.
A despatch from Money states that Sea
Urgel surrendered on the 22d Of October.
GREECE.
From Greece ws have little information
that cen he relied on.
An article from Smyrns, Of tho ia'h Of
Sep,ember, says, that the Greek Government
~ N stea, won't of m,oey, and has called on
every Geek TO contribute accor ding to his a.
billy. The London papers contain O new
sgpcsl fom tho Geek Committee, to the
British public in general, aud especially 10
the fiends Of teligioa.
The Orienta, Spectator dated Smy ms, Sep.
tember ~, has the following article -" The
ssgnation Of sff,lt, in the Morea may be &C.
counted for, when we learn tha, thirteen Mem
bs's OF the Creek sovern,neot ere arrested,
and bcing convicted Of treason, are thrown in.
ios dungeon, where they swsi, their sentence.
Among them are Coloeotroni snd bis con. -
They were betrayed by Greek spies, whom
the Greek. recognised and forced 10 confess.