The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
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'SaA 'hok paw uuo -'taoiiu VI 'eArN
dates than before received. BY p,ivsIe let
ters from Cadiz of March -, and by verbal
intelligence, il appears that the King and Cor
ties had left Madrid for Seville and It wss
reported, on The 18th, that - 900 F,ench
probability Of war.
Tho editors Of the ~. Y. Gazette acknow-
ledge the receipt OF Cadlz papers 10 the l4.h
March, containing Madrid dates to The s'b,
from which they give tho following brief sum.
may.
Accounts from Sc rille 10 the lo,h Of Mar.
state that ad'lces had been received from
Madrid OF tho immediate departure Of tho
Royal family and Core. for the capital ol An
dslusia. The FIRST deischTenl would lesye
Madrid on he loth, and II was supposed that
the King would attach himself 10 the centre
party.
In the session Of the Cortes on the s,h,
committee was appointed to wait 90 the King
wlh reply to his speech OF the opening of
the session. This document brestbes spiris
OF devotion to tho public veal, and spp,oves
ot the sentiments OF the King relative 10 Tho
intentions OF frsnce. The reply conclude.
with cong a,uaiing the King on the favorable
situation Of the several branches Of the gov
S''hObit ahu uocutCo lIIl tUdt the u OfteS wtIk
uncee'ingly unto in the defence of The coun~
Try and constitution, on which depend its traI.
euili,y, glory and prosperity
The Lisbon dstes are 10 the 9th ult. bus
they furnish nothing Of moment.
The Governor Of Csdiz issued rory pate
rio,ic proclamation. addres.ed to the citlzeus,
calculated, from lis sentiments, TO produce
the most favorable effect, BY exciting a strong
feeling against the antc ipa.ed invasion of theis
country.
MADRID, March g.
During the discussion on the 3D. the MEM
bero sPoak OF the situation of the county as
most critical. The nation, says one, 10 tho
very crater OF volcano; moments are pro-
cions; conspirac1, like that at Naples, has
been formed on all sides and the mos, una
hea'd OF exe'tiOns will be nece s,sry 10 secure
the country.
Senior Siso said, tha, il would 30 N 7sn 20
free themselves from that single danger Of
fAlling into the power of the French, unless
they took care to destroy the root of these
evils. II vas now time TO take measures by
which they might escape q ,houssod msfor.
tunes. He could conscientous!y ssy; that il
Is necessary, end that il was tho crricaf limo
tor the Cor,es, 10 declare ne
Of his Afajes!y (Great applause in the galle-
ries) When Older was restored by the
president. Senior Canga said, ,ha, the Cortes
were in condition TO decres the place for re =
movsl, the hoor, and the very moment.
II was on m otion made by this last depu.
", tha. it was resolved TO recommend 10 ths
government punctual conclusion Of The reo.
~ OF alliance with tho noble and y,lsas
Portuguese ns.ion."
March &.
The government are expected to leave This
| city for Seville on the Hin.
1t is reported that the SD French tegi.
ment, which we're sent 10 build O bridge al
Bidassos, have deserted with all The places in
their hands, and proclaimed the pure Con-
stitulioD.
A letter from Glib altar Of nth March,
| says, 4" war appeors ceWain. The King and
| Coi'cs temove the 18th for Seville, and il is
said tho Freneh army enter Spain tho same
| day"
Letters from the Levant announce that III .
Greeks who had recently took possession Of
| Scio, ai,erwards made = descent upon Smyc-
| na, and having levied a contribution on thas
| city, rec enba'ked taking with them oil lhsi.
ieHoW countfyMen 81 mat place.
-
The last occoun,s IL ON Constantinople slate
that tho Greeks have had the bsrdihood TO
come with their vessels Of war and Gre ships
into the canal, where they have made somo
valuable prizes snd tbs, no Turkish ship
dares to appear outside Of the S,rsi,s. Tho
repairs Of such ss wore ipjured 10 The last ex.
| pedtion go on very slowly, while the Greeks
arc making grea, preparations in oil the por,, ,
Of the Archipelago. The communication be.
tween CoDs,sniinOple end Smyrna has beer
almost cut of so that IL is intended to rs-
sort TO land transportation, Notwithstanding
the difficulty Of tho roads. IT is suspected
that the Vice'oy of Egyp, is about TO take
side with the Greeks.
Since the capture Of Mi,solcnghi, Vrscbo.
ri, the capitol OF .I'ulia, has fallen into the
hands of the Greek General Bozzaris, whose
mex, object is to besiege Laris,s.