The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-07

ne packet snip Cofintnian, Cspi. DAv!sy
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, having sail
ed 90 the SSH OF blI,eh. We have received
pspsrs of that da'e, with London papers to
.he Esd. The affairs of Europe remaio much
IS st the former dates. The only indicaliu
of a change 10 the policy OF FtGace, 10 her
eonduc, with regard to Spain, is to DC found
in the surmises Of the LoLdon pape' that tho
Munster Vilele was about 10 rsits from tho
/ eDch Cabinet
The Emperor Of Russia, has expressed his
high satisfaction az the course France is puI.
saIog.
The Duke OF Angoul.me left Paris on tho
18Th, for ,he Amy. lie proceed, fist to-
Pc fpsnan snd thence along The hoe Of tho
PyreDnee., end the dih'eren, divisions Of tho
| srny 10 Bayonoe. A small number Of per-
sons assembled TO witness his eparute, Jus
no portcu's' ieeling was manifested.
IN the House of Commons, March lerb,
SIR. ]. Msckintosh, asked whether the go.
ein'ioos had been successful in pu,ling an end
TO the unjust aggression Of Frsnce on Spain ,
and. ID ,bs, question should be answered in
the negative when tho papers relAting TO
'bo>s hegocis.ions would be laid before the
House. Mr. CANNIHS said, i, would be ua.
csndidtowa'ds the House, were he no, TO s,sto
that rhe hopes which his Msjesy's Govern
men, had enter aimed of being able to preserve
the peace Of Europe had been almost entirely
tyiinsuished, The papers, therefore respect.
iEg the negotiations alluded TO would be lsii
before 'he House on co early day sfter Iho
holidays; al the same time, he felt it TO DO
his doiy 10 sts,e that st p;csen, he saw moth.
ing which should involve this county in tho
contest.
10 Tho House Of Lords 90 the 10Th Lord
Liverpool slated; I" that the hope, which he,
10 common with other persons had entertain
ed, had considerably abs,rd bot il was nGs
| s,a,c6, tenhef could |, be so stated, consist.
emily With truth and feet, tha, ell hopes wero
| exunguished."
1t is said that Talleyrsnd, Decszes snd o,s.
ers IN the Frerch Cnanlber of peer, havo
formed league with the fberais in the Chan~
Der Of Depu.is', .hs object Of which Is 10
torn oot the prssen, Ministry.
London, Sunday Turning, March r3.
| Paris pape's Of the 2o,h and 2is, arrived
last night. One Of hem .pecula,es upon the
retirement Of NJ. De ViLLELs on account os
III health. A new organization Of the nation.
| a GBrds was conlem mpiated, by which the
companies will no, be porMiued 10 choose
L 'HS' NAhSO'ss WC'C EfVeu 'O pidCW
tho coas, OF France contiguous TO Spain, in
state OF defence.
I, is said there was great fall OF snow In
the Py.enaess, which rendered The roads i'm
| psa.sbie
| The French army collected at Rayoune,
consists OF E7,42o infantry, 1900 c4vsify, aud
! 5000 arti!lery.-Tbe 6'sl corps, comma nde 4
| by Peggip, !, to entor Spain by Irun and 10
! - NJ
| drid, prect by Quepeda with his troops Of
the Fahh. The Cd corps, commanded by
Count Moli,or will enter bY 81. Jean Pied.de-
Port, Roncevalies, PaApslons, leaning on hs
81 Coz. BY Ssnguesa, Ciiie and Tudsla on
the Eo o. The Sd corps is commanded by
tbe Prince Hohenlohe. This corps Will en-.
ter by Oleron and jac., Husses, B4bsstro,
| Saragos.s, Calatsud, 10 communication with
the Isl corp, by Slguenzs, and with the zh
by Lerida.--The 4ih corps is 10 ming =, Per-
| pignso The division Of reserve, com posed
Of 5000 infantry Of the guards, and 1000 esv-
shy OF The aame corps, will remain al VITO,
ria, Logrono, sc.
Private sdyicss from Paris sey, that very
unexpected dilemma had occurred there, in
consequence o! the manly declaration of tho
! Portuguese Cortss, 10 consider the aggres.
sion Of lhs French as equally levelled sgain.:
| Portugal. This dilemma has been hsighten-
| ed by tho arrival OF Q formal protest from Lis
bon against the principles contained in tbs
French Kings speech 10 the Chambers, to-,
| ge,hsr w,th peromptory order 10 the Por,u.
| euese Charge d'AHaires in Paris TO quit the
| French Territory, The moment the Duke &C
Angoulem shall have crossed the Spanish
! frontiers.
The 100 millions voted with so much esss
by The Chamber Of Deputies OF France, to-
wards carrying into effect the invasion Of
| Span, owing to the ceserton Of Opposition
| members on account of the expulsion Of ~.
| Manuel. met with considerable opposition in
| The Chamber or Peers. The vote was L.
| to IS
G'eT numbers Of the English are quitting
| Frsnee.
! Private letters from Paris mention, that
| French ofi:ers Of all ranks, from Generals
down TO he lowest military g'adstion had
| arrived in Spain, and On effort, it is generally
1 A, IA .,ooJ ,v,Ii Al all he IL.