The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
foreigu.

An arrival st New York rom Engiaud nos
brought London dates 10 the oh OF December
---nsny days iaies,.
Tho Intelligence given is highly interesting
and more than usually efedusb'e. Ene oo'
Zee, Of tho Congress of Sovereigns at We ona
rs nov developed. Il wss,o act on complaints
al France agsiost tho political order OF thioYs
In Spain. The Congress had considered
ahe,e complaints, had d.cis' = them Jns',:aod
had Authorised France TO destroy Ihe order OF
things complained o.. "peaceabiy If she ecu
Iosc,b,y if she oaust )" and the hiiss (Eng
iaoj excepisd) hsvo promised 10 supPo" her
u necessary.
So much appears scthsntic. This result.
Nas hardly 10 DO expected, notwith''snd'ng
she Congress Of Verona, W tbs transacuoo,
have merely mcted to Frsnee the msaAare
wnich tho Congress Of Laybach (metsd ,broe
years ngo) msted to Austria. Ths latter
power complained to her High Allies, that
her states wers in dsngs' from tho nus'u'e
which existed in Naples spd Pie edmsntj and
those Allies authorised her TO pot down by
force, il necessary, tho misrule and promised
Ind prepared to assist her, M case Oh oecessi'
~. FcAnce il seems, has now complained To
ths same Allies, thst tho csisioDco of the
Constitution and mjsru'e ot The Co'ies ~
tS,aio wsre dangerous TO her safoty and Ps'co;
aod shs, H. ber tWp, hss been authorised TO
put them down, and has been promised a'sIs-
sauce in the undertaking, and IN csAoii'hing
lhe throne Of Ferdinaod.
The chances certoinly areI that War viii on
sue between trSIco aud spain s,il', at tho
last date a negotiation had commenced. and
tho rcsult was unknown. II Is not CERTAIN
that q general European war will take plncr,
shoald hosti!i,ies ensve between France end
Hpaio--lhe. war wsgsd sgsinss Nipple, 10y
Austria produced no 'och eject; ana the u
inp,ion Of tho French ioio Spain may be as
rapid and as successful as that Of The hustri.
ans INTO Naples and tho s2eeola'!ons OF the
effects Of the new waf cray prove ss uinsory
as those made three years sgo.
OF SPAIN.
Tbs last Msdtid sdyicsa Uado Il dppurcn,
that the Cortes we're aware Of The decision 81
tho Congress Of Verona on their sH,irs
Some accounts sssss,ed that they would en-
~wor The Manifesto OF the Soyereigns with
spirit, sod w.re resolved TO stand the tug OF
wsr sooaer than recede steT> Tho Army
pf tho Fai,h had ben cm up IN Nvorel sc.
,ions with tho constitutional uocpsi and the
patton appeared in HAL SPIRITS.
In France every thing Indicated the
expectation of new war, aod the army ap-
pear ed quito eisted that another chance would
pfessn, Of again using .5eir abrcs. An ps'.
ues vers unite d in favor of war with Span;
end decree (ccnscripuoD) for drafting 10000
rect ui,s from the class of ls23 had pss.ed.
The army On The frontier was very strong,
we'll appointed, and |, was ssIi would be com.
mandcd by vne of Napoeons most dsshing
Alsrshais. Il was believed in Paris that In
thres week, afler passiog the Pyrennes, the
Eeench srmy would be IN MadIid.
~ The beat Eoglish authority ssser,s,
that shou,d war ensUs between France and
Spain, Great Britain will maiotaio tho strict.
sst nsutraiY.
GREECE.
lirpns, Oct. I.
Tho Turkish lf.e,, sfler having LETT the 10.
nian Sea, passed on the 9th Of Sept. Cape
nistasssr, cod anchored SONS tiAe in the
(iulf Of Colokythia. On the 18th the Greek
Hesl was scsn doubling Caps Malice, wfro
the fermor sailed With favorable gale tows,ds
the fsIsud o. Candle. Ca the l7,h II made
iu appearance between Cape Malice and The
isle Pasapola.
On tbs 2oth the two Ase,s anchored oppo-
site 10 each other. That Of the Creeks, con-
si.ling of so vessels, formed us luo at tho
m,uth of the canal Of Spezia, while that Of
the Turks, consisting oi 90 ssil, viz six ships
ot ,he line. 9 f'igaes, sod ,be o,hs's corvette,
briggs and Transports, directed i,sslf towards
tho island OF Spstonice, having The wiod on
the poop, and with the in,enion Of breaking
tbs enemy line, and Of peoelrs,ing to Nspo.
ii iii Romans.
The 6sh, lasted six hours, sod IL was Oh.
s,ina,ely con,eoded on both aides. Twsny
eight Gsask vessels driven by the wind,
WHICH was sdvsrse, vsrs obliged TO doasls