The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16

Sic :o-nna,i OF Mians abandoned the tow,. and q
p. hion which they hld taken behind that town.
I'ey did not stop till they came under the walls OF
Barcelona. General curiai. after having ordered
Mataro to be occupied. returned to Grsnoles where
The principal forces Of his division are assembled.
From this point he Can eitner march on Barcelona,
Ech. or Manresa.
Gen. Donnadieu took possession Of Ceient vithou,
the least resistance, the enemy having abandoned II
before his arrival
Nina after having feignei march to Msnessa,
threw himself without the eAs, delay to the left, on
St Barthelmea de, Grace, passing by Oost. Instead
of pursuing as FAR ms Vich, he made sudden tu:n
towards moys, in hopes, no doubt OF reaching Bar
celona, where Llobera and Miaas are already shut
up. IL 10 affirmed that divisions are beginning to
break our among the inhabitants.
Generals Donnadeu and d Eroies follow the enemy
al all his movements.
PARn, May 90
II IS affirmed SAYS the Journal de rourlouse that
the Grsndees Of Spain and he ancient Cor,es Assem-
bled at Madrid. are to confer the title OF Regent OF
the Kingdom the Duke Of Angouleme, Till King
Ferdinand be set at liberty.
TELgoRAPRIc DESPATCH.
PAais, May 30.
Marsha, oudinot, with bis whole corps, entered
Madrid on the 24lh inst to the great satisfaction Of
the inhabitants.
Regency. of which the Duo de Fintantado, is
President. has been nominated during the captivity
OF the king.
Nina is closely pursued by General Dosnadieu.
The division of Milans and Lobers having attacked
the troops that occupy ma,aro. were rspuised With
che loss Of 80 men, 500 prisoners, standard, 500
nuskets, &c.
LospoN. June I.
Paris papers Of the 30,h ult. have arrived The
Hioni,eur contains official repor, from Major Gen.
eral GuillemOnt relative TO the occupation OF Madrid
On the oath the CouncI Of ,he lpdies and the Coun'
Gil of CASTLE assembled, and appointed Regency.
which is govern SPAN during the captivity OF the
King The Regency IS composed OF five members
the Duke de l'Intsntado the duke de Montsmar, the
Bishop of osms, Baron de Eroles, aud NJ Caideron.
Fcom ell the accounts received there is proba.
biiity tha, the affairs Of Spain, far the Europe
an governments concerned, will be speedily
wound up p--.,i0rn Chr0n.
LIvERrooL, June 3
The Intelligence from Spain, since our last is cal
cusied TO give great pain to the friends of Spanish
freedom and Independence. he French troops
hsve entered Msdrid-this was an event which had
been always ant icpsted and produced no surprise ;
but their entrance into the Spanish capital was pre-
ceded by the tres sonabe detection Of the Sp snsh
General sbsbal, from the cause which he had sworn
tc maintain. The General SEEKS to Disguise his in
famous ueachery. by protesting wish tor the for.
nation OF y new Cortes sRd new Constitution. The
Courier reoices in this detection. and affects TO
slider II decisive of the Of war, the ground
that hIs example will induce the other spanish Gen.
erals TO JON in The same treason
We trust, however, that these antcipatons will
moi be verified But should this treason become con.
tsgious, we hope that there is sufficient courage and
patriotism in the Spanish people to overcome The
difficulties which these dc'eo,ions may create
Tie arrival of sir Robert Wilson in Spain. and the
cordial and enthusiastic reception which he has met
with. will than sounterbsisnce the loss OF The
irsisor Count d Absbs', if, indeed. the detection Of
such man can be considered loss