The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14

D'Erolss, Nina aud its other Spanish Gene.
raj ecfos.ed he frontier, Carrying with the m
Ia &c quantity Of arms. Mina's station, il
appears, Is 90 he borders of Catalonia, oppo.
size Perpignsn. II is said he has now up.
wards OF 10000 regular troops under his di.
rect command, besides the militia Of the prov.
ince and corps Of 5000 French and Pied
montess refugees. With these he purposes
10 enter Frsnce the moment the French enier
Spain, and il is probable his ausck on D.
E'oIes was to clear tho wsy for q movement
u that nature.
Prom the London Star, April 3.
Moek EEchGnge, o'elock--l" consequence
OF The rival ofseversl expresses from France
this morning, which brougbt accounts OF
consider able rise in tho Spanish Bonds in that
Capitol, conjecture has been busy at work TO
hnd out on adt quate Cause. The most prom
Ineni one is he speech of NJ. de Nillele on
opening lhe Budget on Monday, which gives
reason ~ hope that the invss,oO Of Spain Will
moi be so speedy or so over whelming 3. was
be lofe anticipated. Indeed, IL is confidently
repored that the invasion is postponed TO sn
ind. finite period. Another report is, that the
Dsws before circulated, Of Di plomalic Ageni
being sent to Spain, j. confirmed, and ihe
hope that his mission would lead 10 some Ia.
vofable result, caused on immediate rise in
Spanish Stock. Even here lheie seems 10
be great disposition TO speculate in this
Stock. These varioss reports have caused
consider able stir hore this N OF mag, but have
had no influence Oh our own funds
We received this forenoon, by express, the
Pans Journals oi Tuesday.
The most important of their contents is
the report OF a debate which took place IN the
Chamber Of Deputies on the subject Of the
Wa BIdget.
NJ de Villele labored hard TO shew that
France had done every thing Consistent with
the national honor, 10 preserve peace and TO
save SPAN, and that she had no Other alteina-
tive than ,hst Of yindicslion those principles,
which wee equally essential to The peace Of
France and Spain, hy the course she was now
pursuing and which he doubted not would be
crowned with ,uccess.
The Minister, however, seems TO have had
some iiuie miseiving on this point; TO! in
lhe course Of ,hIs ve,y elaborate speech, he
spoke Of the iaeertitude which would attend
the wst.
In these papers we have account. from
B,yonns OF the IS h, and from Perpignan OF
,he 2oh. II is stated that at PEI pignsn the e
are 30 millions and a half OF ii.ncs deposited
foI the use Of The army.
Leters 10 the as h, from Co0stsn,inople,
state that lotd Suangtord had an audience
with the Sultan. II was then resolved 20 take
a step towards on agreemen' with Russia the
Reis EGendi having declared 10 io'd Stsang
lord that the TUX M'nis,ers were ready
20 renew the relations with Russia. A form
81 com m unication had 90, been made. An
extraordinary courier arrived q, Vienna, from
Constsn,inopIe on The 18Th, probably with
this communication. Expresses were imme.
diateiy despatched forthwith 10 81. PeIers-
burg, and London.
lris ,umored in the Dutch papers, that
RussIa has resolved to send three divisions OF
80 600 men each 10 en,ec France, and remain
me during The invasion Of Spsln, and that
this measure 10 al he n,tanCe Of the F'ench
ministers, at the Cou'ts OF Russia and Vienna