The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-13
foreign.
New YoRK. DEC. 10.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

30 d:y,, and the ship Fioridi, Wilson, 10 81
days from Liverpool, London papers 10 the
eih, and Liverpool TO the 8ih OF ~ N'vemoeT
have been received, with Psvis dates TO the
h Of The ,me monlh and Madrid TO lhe
Sotb OF October.
The most importsnt articles OF intelligence
nre, that several Spanish ships OF war had
been ordered 10 be hued out al Csdiz TO carry
troops to Lima 10 suempt the sutJogaiion OF
The indep Ddeni Siaies of Souih-Amencs
aud the 'eport that General Cougre" OF
Sovereigns would shortly DO called 10 decide
oil questions respecting the Spanish settle
menis OF South Arpefics. The London Con-
iier asserts that a proposition to this Effect has
been made by F'snce TO the Brush govern
mert. The Globe says that ga Congress
WI! certsinly be held IN the eHsis ot South
America and when the temper OF the par
ties TO that Congre" is considered, the result
may, without difficulty, be predicted"
SPAIN.
The war in the pennsuis was rapidly draw
ing TO close part VI the invading army was
on i,s march Tor France, and the residue tax
ing permanent stations to protect the resio' ed
government, and crush any efforts in favor OF
tho CoOs,itutcn. An armistice 10 said TO
b.ve been concluded between Nina and Mar
shai Money, and the surrender OF BA,eelona,
Hos,al'ich and Tsrrsgons, was Immediately
expected. There wao tumor that Nina
had sworn allegiance TO Ferdinand. Tho
blockade Of Cadlz and other Spanish ports oc.
cupied by French gsrTisons was formally Isis-
al ou the h Of October.
The Loodon Councr says, " We learn
from Paris, that the French government meol
with no inconside able diff :ulties 10 making
Ferdinand act with moderaion. We S,e
even assured, that when IL was bIn,ed TO him
hpw desirable IL would be TO remove from
about bis pefson bis Minister and Cunfessor
Ssez he peremp,orily refused TO do So"
Eight thousand petsoos are said 10 have ap
pied Tor passports since tho appearance Of
The DEGREES OF Ferdirsnd
ENGLAND.
On The occasion VI the ecdom OF tho bor.
oueh oi Plymouth being presented 10 Mr..
Canning, he made q speech, in which he de-
Glazed the policy w0s peace, end that sny in.
reference IN the late struggle IN Spain
" would have been one to be Characterized
on|y by the ,e.m-Qnxoiic Oh enterprise
romantic in It's origin aud ihaek.ess 10 It's
end! !"
most destructive gale was experienced
on the Biish CO.'S, On the lst OF October
aud l,t Of November. Upwards Of $50 ves..
seIa, chiefly coasters, and many lives were
lost. The Coutier says, " tho inundation has
made ighl.ul ravages IN the vicinity Of Bath,
Bristol, Ayicsbu'y, Salsbuy and Oxfo,d.
AT the Dolemssds, 10 the neighbor hood OF
the irst mentioned city, The fjod 1850 SO
suddenly, that the Inhabitants were awakened
by the water teaching their beds, and macy
pI he ~ Al n hv irn hs
dows Of the second iloot. The Bath Journal
enuWe,ses sevetsl person, who perished,
and says, I" "of tho loss oi lives we Can ye, form
no calculation we trust II may no, be 40 ex-
tcnsivc a. We have OF present too much tea-
son TO expect. Any one who has any idea
how numerousy populated Is that extensive
Iisce Of land the ID D,lemsads, will conceive i,
IN utter imposs,b,liy tha, during SO dark .
night, SO many could have been rescued
snd the Numerous uecs, hedges, walls, Gotta.
ges, sc. covered with wa,e,, rendered tho OF.
tempt extremely Statesman.
FRANCE.
The Paris dates are TO the slh November.
They announce, as certain, the dissolution Of
the Chsmb,'s.
The Dake dAngou'eme was expected to
arrive in Paris on the S h OF November.
m uhusos' iho''uH'y uss oSSuIieo ~ TSEts
during the last six mon hs.
A despatch from Money state, ,ha, Sea
Ursei surrendered on the 22d Of October.
GREECE.
From Greece We have little Information
tha, Gao be relied on.
An Article fom Snyrna, Of tho i2h Of
Seplembor, ssys, the, the Greek Governmeu,
!. 10 sreal want OF money, and has eallsd on
eve y Creek 10 contribute acco' ding to his g.
bity. Inc L,ndon papers eontsin . new
pppvsi fom the G eek Commitee, TO the
d iti,h public in general, and especially 10
the 1 lends OF religion.
The O,isntsi Spectator dated smyrns, Sep.
temoet -, has the following article -" The
tsgna,ioo of slfiirs 10 the Mo'ea may be ac-
eoun,ed Tor, when we learn ths, thirteen Mem
befs of the Creek government are arrested,
aah h,,otr vietsd # tts..on h,o in.