The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-16
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PROM THE Bosr,N GAZETTE, OF THURSDAY
LAST
Office of Me A. y Com .Advernser. l
Saturday epering, 10 o'clock
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IA Eo fhOM EU HOFE
BY ,he late arrival of the Columbis, Capt.
Rodgers, in % dAys from Liverpool, We have
received Lonuoo papers 10 The SIN, and Liy
erpool 10 the 7,h March
We ob,sive nothing from Paris tending to
Diminish opinion that wa will tske place.
The Duke OF Angoulsme had no, left
Paris, but was engaged IN military prepsIa a.
tons.
Accounts f,om Madrid, via Paris, aud slso
by desps,chss direct 10 London, 70 the gNd OF
February arc received. The session "f he
Extraor dinety Cories had been dissolved.
Their last business was TO decree the ,emov.
al oi the King, and transfer The seat Of gov.
ornmen,, should the invasion take place. 10
CsdIz. The king opposed this p occ dors
and the Mlnistsr, resigned their pisce,.-ons
sccoup, seys, the King dismissed them. THE
was no sooner known, than the mob sssem-
bed IN f,oot 1T the pslece--the gates were
cioscd--lhe militia and csvaly wee called
OUT, snd every thing was noise and Iumuli.--
Thy King was informed that an asssuit would
be made upon the psiece, with view 90 as
ssssIns,c The Royal Family. lie became ..
harmed, end restored the Minisiets, or, at
least, cDtrcated them 10 keep their places un-
Ill new goye ancDt could be for trned. 10
hi. they sssented, and II IS supposed The
King will ui,nstoiy ioave Madrid, 10 compli-
snce with their wishes. Thu. matters stood
OF the iast Ha,ice,
Ii 1, sopposed hr srrne Of the writer's from
Msdrid, that the King would make snothpr
yiolen, etfuu TO nd nimseii Of his Ministers,
or thaI they would aiien, pt 10 rid themselves
OF bm.
hat tat. l.st u ot tk III a.. -
ter declares his belief ,hst the eign OF Ee d.
nand IS dtowing 10 close.
The Pafis papers received 10 London on
The 9Th. contain The adjou' ned de0Ae In the
~ The Chambers, on the motion TO, supply
OF 100000 iiytes, with Nj. Chs,subfiand's
speech, which unequivocaily demons: sIes
the teter rmInston Of the F,encb goverUment
20 prosecute the war. The following are ex
tracts from that Ministers speech Our To-
,eiersocs has no other object than to destroy
on anarchy which has pioDgea in h'e sod
blood whole provinces, which demand Iboi'
King, their God, and their religion aud II II,
has been permii,ed 10 England TO repel French
contagion, shalt we be forbidden TO repei
Spanish eonisgion (Sensstion in The Cham
bef) Fhe King OF Spain Is cniy prisoneu a
in his palsSe, as Louis XVI, was before be
asce nded he scsfoid. Another such sssassi-
nation, and we shall have established, by PIE.
eedcn,s, the code, The cnsiom, OF 'ssipg pc o.
pie sgaIns, .klngs.-( Bravos on the fish,
Wa then Is indi,p. Dssbie IL Is pre!e' abe
10 This state OF dc mi -hostii,ies, which has ali
the Inconvenience. Of war without us advsn
tages, and which exposes our soldiers to all
iosinustions Of the agents Of d'so ders."--
The concluding Observation, OF Nj. Villsie, in
the debate OF the preceding day, wee impot
tsnt and decisive. 81 think" ssid he, that
peuce is preferable to war bui ! think siso,
that in the situation Of Spain, the maintenance
Of ffeaee rs ta,oss6!e. and that, at oil events, At
would be moro dOosetous than war"
PARIS, Feb. IS.
News from Madrid OF the 10Th has oeen
this day received by an extraordinary ehanoeI.
The Cortes under the fear Of o war, have Of
fered ful' sod entire amnesty to oil The Roy
sl,s,s VINO have arms in their hands. Geo.
Morilio ~ TO command the army oil reserve
OF Ands!usis, II tho king is removed TO Sc.
vile.
Bsyonns papers Of the 10Th ult. hsve afri.