The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-16
NEw.YoRk. July Is.
Late and Lmbortant from Emobe.

NEwYoRk July Is.
Late and Important /rom Europe.
The packet ship New.Y York, Capt. Maya
we'll, arrived yesterday from Liverpool, bsvA-
ing sailed on .be 4'h, end brought London
papers to the Cd Of June, inclusive. We arc
indebted TO Capt. Maxwell for regular file:
The news is that there was prospect of q
speedy termination Of the war in Spain--ths
principal leader of the Spanish Consiitu ional.
lists having made propositions for . moofca.
tion OF the Spanish government, which i, ives
believed would be accepted by the French.
The following article from the London Cou.
ric' OF May 27ih, giving the substance of these
propositions, and appears to be eotroborated
BY the papers OF subsequent date.
Mercantile .sso.
LoNDos, My 27.
Important neTvs from SeviNe.
Despatcbes were yesterday received from
Seville by Ministers, eoH,siniDg intelligence
oil character so decisive, that we cap hardly
hesitate Tor q moment TO consider the cues.
tion Of lhe war in Spain ss at aud end Wo
shall proceed TO ley before Cur readers tho
substance OF these dispatches
], is true that the Coun, Abisssl hos declsr-
ed against the Constitution, but not ,ha, hs
has gone over TO the French, in the invicious
sense OF thar expression. sle has made pfo-
positions, end they embrace the following
points :-lst He admits the constitution re-
quires amendment, end that it must be alter
ed I'D. The king must be set at liberty, and
to return to Msdrid.~Sd The present Cors
ties to be dissolved, and rev one assembled
comprising delegate from ali parties in Spain,
for the pu' pose Of To- ming Constil stion.--
9Th ie protests against any foreign in,erfe.
renee 10 the new modelling Of the ConsiitO.
ti0n, but, for the sake OF preserving the peace
OF Madrid, he is understood 10 have sent 10
the French Head quarters, 10 urge their i'm
mediate advance, ard the speed,est possible
occupation Of tho capital.
Such is the information and convinced ss
we are of the entire Indifference with which
: The late Constitution end its adherepts ara
viewed by tho people OF Spain, We have no
doub, that this move me n, Of Abisbai will ter
inmate IN quie, srrsDgemsB, Of the sfsirs
OF that distracted county. Should IL P, oys
so, and il Inc event is brought about, ss We
trust i, will, in a wsy consistent with The hon-
or Of Spain, as an Independent nation we COM
graduate Eurote apd-condole with Eara
C'ey.--Couriev.
From the London Morning Chronicle, May 81,
We yesterday alluded 10 the uhia yotablc
eccounts Of the state of things at Seville snd
the neighborhood contained in letters ia'ely
received from thence.--These letters speak
with confidence OF tho deposition OF the new
Ministry to negotiate with France, and are
ssngaBe with respect TO the result, which, ox
course, suPposes tho hope Of acquiring ma
jo-ity Of the Cor,es, as the decision rests vita
that body.
Several private expresses arrived this morn.
ing from Paris, bringing letters dated on
Wedne sdsy evening. The Ren,es had ad-
vsnce5 again TO s9f. .ioc. and Spanish Bonds
were worth ~ l.2. Ono Of these letters stale
that Abisbsl had been arrested, and sent TO
Seville for trial. Ths, he has not deserted to
the French is sufficiently apparent from the
silence of their journals. in the city no in.
formation has been received which in any way
| sanctions the idea OF the complete success OF
| Of the atrocious conduct Of the Bouibop,,
which is entertained westward, and gent,e-
men we'll acqusin,ed with the Spanish charac-
ter from long residence amongst them, en-.
tertsin no donht OF tho eventual expulsion os
| all fanatics from that insulted country /; for SO
long as Espinosa end Del Ries are with the
| army lately commsnGed by Abisba, no fears
| ough, to exist of lis devotion TO ihe freedom
| OF its county.
From t6e Pa,is Monifea-.
Paws. May IS.
| TELPoakHIc pEsyATcB.
| .Nadrid. .ifoy "a, ten O'Clock, a. VI
1 The Major. General to his Excelency the .tnise,