The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-18

ciplos OF tho revolution. There does not sp-
pear 10 be any inicotion Of proceeding beyond
Madrid lit 10 not known how long the
French troops will remain in Spain 10 pro.
tect the new order of ihiogs, bot il is hoped
their presence win not be long necessary.
LONDON, Msy S.
We mentioned, en- Satu' day, that The Duke
d'Angouieme had found some unexpected
difficulties in his march upon Msd,id. The
nature OF these difficulties will be bes, uoder.
STOOD by the following fact, which we CON
municate upon authority, viz. ,ha, 10000 cd.
dN'onsi troops arc ordered to march TO pyren.
noes, from the northern paris OF France. We
believe ths last despa,ehes from the head
quarters OF the French Army, strongly urged
The importance Of immediate feinfotcements.
In fact, the necessity of masking or reducing
The strong foftfesses of San Sebastian, Pam.
pions, ard Figuerss, and tho lmposslbiiiry OF
doing enhe' with The iorce actually employed
explain sufficiently the grounds Of this new
levy This IS the cause, and not on account
of negotiations being commenced, that there
hos been pause in the advance Of The French
army.
We have also another piece OF intelligence
to announce, respecting which s,rong rumors
have prevailed for somo ,imo. I, IL, that
R"'sfan dyniy is nnao.6fediy assembling in
he Daehy u Warsaw whether 10 be used
tor the purpose OF overswing France in tho
absence OF he own soldiers, or as a body Of
troops to ioin the French ~ Spain, VIC cannot
pretend to say When, however, We unite
ibis eircu,n.lance with the news last received
from Vienna, stsung, that the comm uice,ions
between that Court and St. Petersburg had
again become very active, and with the incl.
ligence fr"m Leusanoe, that the Austrian
troops, which were about TO evscuale Italy,
had unexpectedly hailed upon the frontiers of
Lomba dy, We think il ;.quI,es no eXttso,di.
nary ssgaciy 10 prsssge The coming events.
Courier.
LONDON. Msys
The letters received o.day At Lioyd'., re.
peat lha, gtea, exertIons are making by the
Fisoch To ob, ain an asceodsncy on tho occan
The Thames, and Constance, sailed on The
2l,t, to cruize off ST. Sa5asus0s. The Cen.
taur, Of 30 guns, was TO sail in few days for
Corunna and Tonlcn. Sevetal line Of ba.do
Saps were IN the Roads, ready for sea.
In answer TO tho summons OF the Marshal
M0ncey ior the surrender of Etguelss, the
Spanish Governor returned the following 40
swer:
Senior Generai--The fortress OF 81; Fer
osndo de Figueras which the nation has IN
trusted 10 my care, end 10 whose cootidence
desire 10 rNake a tet1tn becoming uue
Spanisrd aud FREQ faan, shall not os surten.
tered, nos placed IN ne hands Of the Royal
armies OF France snd Spain, as you, Excel
lency rsqoi'es In your ieuer Of thi, date. de.
tiveted 10 mc by Captain Lsscrra, your aide.
ds camp and 40 sessi.o", p.as,rAlsl .S',.
the same sentiments G, myself, are resolved
To bury the mselves unde, Us ruins rather ,han
faiI ia the observance of th.if honot and their
oatbs.
"Ism sensible 10 the TACT, ami lan1en, the
prospect, that precious blrod mus, ncw Oh
ooin sides {; bu, il IS not in my power to pre-.
, vent 1t. Win you Excelleocy sod you' ar.
my alone resides the power to preveni the ca
lsmi,ies which You depiot., by uniting your
|, selves with people Who 90 mach desire iio'
etiy, instead Of unju.lly and cibiy imposing
chain upon a nation watch enjoys mat l'bei
y, and which neither soknowiaCges, nor w,i'
ever &c know ledge, the ,ght OF any other DOW
| er to inledere with ,'s polricsl concerns, OF
| receive at foreign dictatiuu, laws u must a.
lone frsme for itself
| "As am very lar rom accepting the pro.
| pu,sls of you, Excelleney, l lay enu'ely aside
! as itrelevsn the proclamation which ms Roy
/. al fhshne,s the Dukr OF Augoueme has ad.
| dressed 10 the Spsuisrds, which can only be
good and usetul iot perhdious Spsnia ds aud
unnatural children Of then country; but not
| to true sons Of that moiher, whom they 90
| iehy value and foi whose prosperity and
| happiness they are disposed 70 sacrifice them.
| selves.
This i, tho cnly answer we have 10 re-
tom TO your Exceliepcy. Wishing not TO
| fail In civiiny, determined to admit the first
A az OF your Exceieucy: bu, l must spp'ise
| YOU thai shall not reat in the Same maDne'
the second which comes with the same mia
| sion.
| Given in the fortress Of ST. Fernando de
!. fieue,ss, the 6rs bulwstk of the national lib
cry, this 22d Vt April, 1928.
4 Th. Gov CT MrctfpYp W