The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

British will acknowledge the government Of
Cadiz the London Courier Of the I'd Of Jolly
observes, that I" IL iba Spanish King is re-iu.
stated IN his authority, the Btiiish govern.
ment VIII probably acknowledge the Constii.
ui'onsl Court--certsiDly il the King of Spain
considers the presence Of Sir William A.
Court necessary to his security" Nina bad
reached Barcelona. Three French vessels
bad been taken by Spanish privsieer in sight
oil tho tower Chasserer. Sir Robert Wilson,
u Is said, has great confidence In the success
OF the Constitutionalists. Guerrilla parties
were forming fast in Gallicia, and Bsllesteros
has brave and Efficient army under his COM
mand.
The discoursging p.n Of this intelligence
10 the reported detection Of Morillo---,hc fact
OF the dsserlion Of General Villa Csmpa---
the advantage gained by the French Generals
Huber, K Albinack--the entry Of the French
and Royalists into Sen, though the Consti,u-
iionalisrs retain possession of the forts, the
movement OF The French towards Barceloua--
tho threatened blockade OF that plsse---the re-
ported victories over some email parties in the
province OF Asturiss--the tsking of 100 pic
ces OF cannon in Andslusia-,he scarcity Of
provisions at Csdz, where il is ssid " Moth.
ing can enter by sea or land---the harvest ia
Spain having beeo backward, there IL no pro.
visions IN tho place, and they have not sup.
ply for moro than fifteen dsys"--snd . report
that the Infant Of Posiugsl wss about 10 Join
the French army before Cadix, under tho
presence tha, Princess Of the royal family Of
Portugal was in confinement in that city. All
these uniavorsa!e circumstances, however, a
mount to nothing il Csdis can be provisiuned,
and its Inhabitants ard the government s,e u.
niied and resolutc.
1t was reported 10 Paris that the Duke d
hugouleme would shortly return TO France,
when tho chief command would devoIve on
the Marquis Lauris,on. The Duke Of San
Carlos has been received by the King OF France
as Ambassador from the Regency of Madfid.
The four brothers Ro,hschiid, bankers Of Lon
don, were q, Pals, It was supposed negolat.
ing for the IS milioD loan.
SPAN.
We have seen that The French armies have
overrup, or rather have run ovsr almost the
whole Of Spain, for il is importsn, to besr in
mind the fact, that while the troops have
moved, since their arrival o, Madrid, with
much ceiefi,y TO Seville and Cadiz, that they
have left 10 their rear, all the principal foEtih.
cations and strong holds 10 tho Country, and
nearly all the Generals on whom the Con.
stitutionaiists depended for skilfuI and ener.
getic bessures.-The Government and the
King at the last dates were shut up 10 CadIz,
where, if tho inhabitants, the troops and the
Cortcs, are true TO themselves and TO theic
country, they may dolly tho mcuaces and the
power Of tho invaders. A late French paper
euumoratcs the following strong places which
yet temsin to be taken, with the names of tho
brave Constitutional Chiefs who are siill fight
ing for their country. The foruessos arc, ST.
Sebastians, Sanrons, Cindsd Rodrigo, hNorge,
Venasguc, Lerida, La SEQ, Cetve,a, Cadons,
Monzon, .Figueras, .Hostalrich, Barcelona,
Vioaros, Peniscols, Oropess, A Alicante, Bada.
joz, Isle de Leon and Cadiz. The Conslilu.
iionsl Chiefs are, Mine, Llobers, Mlians, Rot
ten, Villa Campo, Msnso, MoriIlo, Castel de
los Rios, Lopez Bsnos, Zsyas, and the Guer-
lila Chiefs, Csmpilo, Jsu'equi, The Empeci.
nado, Pslarea, sc. The Paris Editor observes
-" When ell these foruesses have surrender
cd, when all these Generals and their troops
are conquered, or have submitted, we will en-.
quirs whether ell is done in Spain as the Min.
istsrisl Journals announced q few days ago"