The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-16
french CHAMBER Of Eebnties.

F'eHch LH9nlGer q LepntIsS.
The PA'ls papers of ibe lat OF March, are
Glled TNb the most sIorToy debates IN the
Chamber ri Deputirs Ths object was he
expulsion Of Manuel, who va. opposed 20 The
war, and attempted several times 10 sp, h,
bu, 10 no purpose. Down With him-Nu,
No ! etc was yocierously uttered You may
speak en- he dsy.--Csssinir Perriei rose,
rush.d lofwsfd, and attemplsd 10 spesk--he
was Obliged 10 Jake his seat the general ciy
was there rs no sitting. The members ioI IN.
ed In,o gfoupe,. NJ. de Yrllele was in con.
tefssiioD with the President, which excited
the attention Of all the Deputies. On The ielt
the agitation VAS vey g'est. Mess Fey.
Cassimi', Pc rief aud Manuel, we're surtoun
ded By friends, and appeared to be dlscours
ing on whs' h.d tsksn place. The Chamber
was in such an uprosr ,hs, the President pm
on bic hs, and declared the meeting Vas sus
pended ChalaUbrisnd went 20 the King .
iOform him OF ehaI bad pissed.
In tbo afternoon, the suing was resumed
An attempt was made by Ihs Prssidenl 20
proceed--the Iumut re Com N nee d--Manue,
put a letter iolo the PresIhenP, haud Al
the rEhs side cried out, we want 20 k0nw
nothing of nt contents. An attempt VS.
tumult incres,ed-ihe siriing was sgain dis
solved Bravo! B'svo Ss, reiterated. Thus
IL 10 ,ha, ,he Chamber does juSice te the reg
c!da Desims which hsd been .dseuced oIth
IN ns waiI,.--The deputies for sned 10 groups
near the hall, in eirDest conversation. Mshu
! el declared he would publish his letter, which
the Chambe Ieiused 10 hear.
II y he ppi0iOn, ssys the London Travel
| Ter OF tie Cd. that ManHePs ps'seve, soce IN
| the Chamber Of Deputies a. Paris, added TO
he manner in which he pUpulsce have 'e-
| ceived nim, will cause the E,enoh govern
ment to pause before hey soleT Spain. The
energetic measures of ihr Coftss a, Madrid,
may also have some Influence hence gene
'sl opinion gains ground IN the ciIy thsl wa
wib Spain will moi taxa place as soon "a was
| hrst expected.
IN France, the movcmen, Of the troops tn.
| wscds Span continued The question on the
appropriation bill OF 100 millions, was no. ye,
decided ~ the Chambers. The debate on
the subject continued stormy.
The Spnnish Hmbasssdor in London, had
| conr' acted win ooe mdHulac'ure, slUne, for
| t1snly thousand b6is. OF gunpowder, to be
shipped nuh The least possible dchy.--A YES.
| sci hsd sailed for Corfunns, wIlh 6Ve thou
sand stand Of ssms, being the second eXpo'I
OF arms ior Spain.
! Opo,to is uov open 10 the adm oi flr-
eign grsio about 1900 IONS had a,clved; bot
, such Is the extep, nf the wact, OF he county
hs, j. Produced ht;le or no impression on
| the Osrkels. L, expected tina Lisbon will
also be oprued --Bltceons has also been o.
pcned, Iur two months, om the IL IA OF Feb
yuaty.' There is no doubl bu, tua, SCARCELY
exists 10 al! the provinces ci Spain aud Polu
| gal.
The revenue Of England last year, was 54,.
Ala 659i sterling, leaving. f. tue custent
| expenses surplus OF A965,sleL
The repor, Of the passage of Capt. Pstry
| into The Pacific Ocean, - cent? sdicted
The King Of Great BrItsin hes presented
To the nation his tIlhei's library Of hundred
| and twenty thousand volumes. The mode OF
dI,posing Of i, is not yet determined, out il is
Ieii to the disposition OF ,he trustees CT the
! BRUSH Museum.
LONDON, Jan. !.
Ex,ensfoe R0b5ey.-A robbery TO a
very large amount has been committed
within these few days under singular cir.
cumstances, at Milton Abbey, Dorset
shire. the seat of Lady Caro- Inc Damar.
Her ladyship is at present in London, and
the Abbey has been for some IN the care
F, of few OF the servants. The strong
room in which the family plate and other
valuables have always been deposited was
50 constructed os to be supposed to bid
defiance to any attemp, to enter il by ANY
other than by fair means i, was situated
nearly in the ceOtre OF ~ baildiug, AID