The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-28

SPAN end Portugal, my ccw be eoooet,%
al al peiieet sherry 10 cIrsct ihe'f vho'e al
ten,ion to the uesns Of opposing lie enp'in'
eipltd designs oi FIance.
The Austrian Uoops, which he'd leit The
king dom oi Naples, and were on hen mach
for Germany, ave stated 10 have received OF.
ders % halt. ], would Ntm iron IhIs, 'hst
the Emperor Ftsncis, snd his ia'her.in-it~
Of Naples, are not SO well saiishtd ss 20 he
loyalty Of The Neapoiisns, ss vas reported -
IL is in.inuated j that this people,iD Consequence
oi he determined disposition Vt The Spsnsids
TO resist foreign iDvs,iun, had become rather
ashamed Of the pari which lhcy lately acted,
and had sgein shown strcns symptoms oi d
desire 10 throw OF he yoke.
IL will be ,een rom iht debates 10 the Bfit-
isb Parliament, that the pslers containing an
account OF the negociatiens relative 10 frsnce
snd Spain, had been laid on The tsble 10y Min.
is'eps The Earl oi Liverpool, 10 The House
Of Pee's, sDd Mr.. Canning, IN Ihc House {!
Commons, Iecspitnisltd, 81 considerably
sGeth, The steps whieh had been takeh 10 D.
,eu hom Europe lhe calamitles OF wa; sid
hey iu'thef slated, that II was the intention
Vi his MsJesty's Go,etnmeDt 10 CbssIvs, DUO
lDg HE III nptnding contest, hc sricitst nc1s-
trahiy, unless soeh circumstances should a.
use (whicn hey did not sntic cipate) ss should
endef neutra,i,y incompatible with The honor
and good faith ol he county. NoiwitLs,sud-
ing his expheu ssowai, IL would appear e. IN
he Plus pspers that The dcclarsiiun ci M
earning Is considered in Fence as conus!y
10 the opinion OF The ms ioGlly II he Brtisa
Councli, and that tbe report oi the iesigpstion
ot he Minister was current al Pais o. The
evening oI The l5th of April. We see no
imp'cns OF ihs pretended obsnge ~ ary oe
NE English papers The speech of Mr..
Bfoughb'n is commented on in The Efench
journals with grsa' seveny A sharp w. dy
'econte ioOb place be,wsen Nj. Canning end
Ms. b'ough.m, whie engaged upon he Cslh-
Ole question, which Tor time locked iU,e'
serious. An t6pians,ion, however, and sors
oi hail way apology, from nj Il. had he ef-
tect OF a'''ying the lever Of the Minister.
Iht King oi spain had airlv,o al Auduiar,
with his ieGiiy, &hete they were received
with the greatest 'ttpeet.
Accounts had been ,eceiV-d in l.ontcn,
from Odcssa, TO the 24th Of March, tiofs
which II sppesled that Russia, on the whole.
would De Satisfied with The antw.r given Nv
the Pore, 10 Lord SJaugioid, and that "a
Russian Minister Mould soon De cent 10 Goa.
s,antinopIc.
The occ ccupa,ion cf Cuba was made ihe SUI.
Ject OF irquuy 10 The House OF Ccnmons, op
the 9 b oi hpII WHEN Mr.. Canning ie-
Piled, that, considering the emergtncies sfis.
iDg out o! 8 slate OF war, i, IVES I'm npossbIe 10
give direct snswer co this point. The
London Courier, slludirg to the remarks 10
oof papers, sneenngly obseISes, that We new
e' seem 10 have taken into ocooupt the ptcs-
abimy OF France se'ziog on Cuba, in the e.
vent of war with Svain.
a considersble rise took place in he corD
marker oi Iondop, which Is tsciibed TO .1ms
very large purchases, made ty en- extensive
cepsais,, Tor the puipose oi iotSHdsng 10
the French army. The advance was Holly IS,
per quarter.
GalaIo, Pers, srd ell the parts al Cons'cn;i-
nopie, occupied ty ,he Ch,Is,isns, hed 6eeo
de.uoyed by fire The Jsni,ssries and the
populacs, dutIug the csiam'.y, had cruelty
mIssacIcd sreai numbers oi The inhabitants
ENGLAND.
In the British Ps, iisms nt, April t;t, tie
promised settlements weie made Ieiaiye 10
he dip!ons,ic proceedings with the Foiego
Powe,s. Asler giving q history OF the nego"
tis,ioDs, end he unasailiog tutmps 10 PIE
serve peace, Mf. Canning communicated
copy Of this last despatch TO be ccnmunica-
ted 10 the French go'einnsnt. This des'
patch sts,cs--
81" Ths, England does no, eSpee' Ffance to
es,sbi.h u.ilitay occupation of Spain, nor
10 force The King TO any measures del cgato'y
TO his crown, OF 10 his eXistng relations win
other Powers.
That she expects the dominons o! po'te.
gal will be respected.
That she expects TO sltemp,s will be rrsds
by France to bring under her dominion, any
Of the American Provinces which have thrown
off ihei, allegiance 10 Spain.
Ths,s Q irenk cxplsneIion upon these Pcin,s
was Necessary, in order that E0gland might
maintain 0 strict neutrality"
s,s,sI thst n