The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
foreign.
From the New.York Daily Advertiser, Of DE. 20.
LATEST PkOM LONDON

AooooD, and 1851 from Nowesp rom khicD
| place she sailed en- the l2,h of Novanber,
we have received London paper, 70 tn On,
| and Southampton pspers TO The 10Th Nvem-
ber inclusive.
The disasters oces,ionsd by the terrible
storm which occurred the last Of October,
would seem to be slmon unp,ecsd med one
hundred and Giiy vessels having beop los, on
the Eoglish and French COST. Amne them
was the line pscke, ship Pssis, Cspsin Rob.
inson, from this port. She wa, drisa s,hots
neat Chefbourg, crew end passengers saved,
but The vessel aud cargo said to be toslly los,.
LosDos, NV 8.
Intelligence reached town itom Psrls lest
night, that The king OF France was cspg sioS,.
ly III OF goot in The Nomssh.
In o London paper of the OH November,
tho editor INDUCES 10 some specUistions upon
Tho cou,se which he pfssumes Great. Butsi0
will putsue. He suPpsses ,hs, che will not
csnsent TO discussion of the ques,iop, whe,h-
or II will be proper Tor tho powers Inc con.
tinent TO assist spain in attempting to recon.
qDer her former provinces IN South America,
bu, will pfo,eN sgain,, such sssistsnte ss no,
being wsrrsn,ed by The low Of notions, and
wnhd sw from the congress. Spain may, ,D-
deed, u she thinks proper, make such 90 ei.
foh he',eif: but, ss il regards third powers,
ihsse provinces ore IN fact independent, and
they have so long acted opdet tina, character,
that u becomess question whether the com.
mereiai io,e'ssts OF England snd Europe N
large Can allow . conte detscy to put them
down. II this renon.ttsncc fails, ssy. tho
editor, the question will be, shall we 90 70
,oar in aid Of ihe Soulh Ams,ieansP 10 ihi,
he answers. the, iheie Is middle sts,e DO.
tween peace end wer, TO which he thinks
England would 'esori--ths, 10, thst a srong
navni force, dofeosIve end precautionary in rs
nature, shouid DO cent touh0ih TO Souih-A-
merics, and that tho Snuth. Americans should
DO hberally sss,s,ea with money. Nhllsi he
deprecs,es war, he says he should be sotry TO
SEQ tho principle oil iesuirnscy assisted by
the Holy Alliance 10 the new cold.
II is ss,ed in Msdrid papers ~ late IS The
29,h OF October, that the king OF spain and
the Duke d'Angouleme were so lar n, vsri
ance, thai IL was not expected they would
meet again. Tho French troops were rppd.
~ leaving Spain. Bourmont wss TO Ok The
French head. .qosrtsts OF Madrid, end some Of
The foruesees were 10 bs occupied by French
troops.
The Duke d'Ansoulens arrived at Ma
drd, on tho lot Of November. A convention
between Marshsi Mencsy ond Cen. Mine, is
said 10 have been concluded, on tn, q st OF
November. The troops were expected TO
occupy B,reelons, TTragons, &c. on tho IN.
News from Cons,sntiDopls mad bssn ie-
ceived, o. late ss October lo,b. l~tsrs
e. ON Greece state, that the Zee, Of The Cap
,a,n Pschs had gone into port at the Turkish
copral.
--ooo~-
By the schoone, lmpet,si, fram Csdis, In
teuigrnte to the Is II Of November hAS been
teceised. The following articles ere copied
from tho G,b,slar Ch onic,e OF that ds'e -
Madrid. November s--Ths second He'll OF
The Alcsdes de 10 Res, Cnsey Corte, ias pro.
nounced ,he los,ng ,entenre--
ID Rafael del Rsego il conds mnsd 10 The
otd,n,,y punishment, Of hanging. ard nc shsll
be drswn on a hu' die to The pi.ce ot eTeea-
tion--h's properly shall be CO 0'cssso, and
he shall pNy The costs OF suit'
BY virtue OF hi, sentence, tho prisoner
w,s placed ~ cspila (secluson) at tsn o'clock
lhls morning.
Madrid, Nop 6.--This day, 9, noon, the
o. dinaty punishment Of hanging vas injected
on tho PEI son OF ID, Rsi,el dol Rlego. The
public, that holds MS crimes in such ds,esta-
uon, has shown, on this occasion, that IL can
distinguish between the crime and the c'imi.
nal for no, the iess, insult WAS offered 10
him by the immense concourse that tilted the
/ streets tn ough which he passed; and It was
only at the moment OF execu ion that the e'y
Of long 1.-Two the absolute king WIS heard.
.hadrid Gaa
The execution Of Riego is On event, we DO.
ieve, without q pstsiiei IN modern h,.,o'y.
He has beeo tiled sod hung - . usi,or -
The Circumstance which constitutes ,bs Sin.
guIsri,y and the suroc',y, on the part Of the
ptsseni Spanish government, is, that RIsgo
has sc,ed all along up TO The time OF his cep-
ture, under the authority oi the coonuy--,be
very government under which The king acted,
during the same period. spain bad no rther
government OF the time. The mock Rsgsn.
ey, eNabIished by The Duke d'Angoulene, vss
not clothed wi b the least su horry, deuvcd
either from the people or laws or ussgss Of
Spsin. The evidence Of this fsct 10 drawn
from their own declarations, when they we're
called upon by the Duke to oorpins,e e. per.