The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-04

gain TO belong 10 any secret soeie'y-n.ver
TO msddle With political matters, TO love end
OBEY n, King, sc They arc then seourgsd
on he beck. and dismissed, with severe TO-
pimpnd
L. PORTUGAL, tho British interests eve'y
whe'e prevail a. positively as II she wee q
colony of tina, power whose feet IN Tho la
GUS is watching tho movements OF the cou't
Of Lisbon. Sir Charles Stewart, Ambassador
90 BrsziI, hss made diplomatic call OF Lis
bon, no doubt on the business OF tho South
American Empire. In misforunes end po'
iiticsi insignifcsnce, Portugal and spain may
sbsks hands; they have Soth been s"ipped
Of their colonial grandeur once possessed IN
South America, spd may coodo'e with each
other. Whilst the family Of B'sgsozs clings
20 England for protection, Ferdinand leans on
France 10 awe hi, desperate population but
how long these ancient powers Of the PENN.
sula can be supported on political cfulchos,
remains to be seen!
In FRANCE, The coronation of Inc new mo-
parch, Chales X seems TO employ all heads
and move all hearts. Tho friends OF sb'o-
Tut. IN monarchy or uiuss, have t1omphed, a.
a pay; though Villsl,, qualified liberal,
hsF been called to presIde, snd TO keep In
check Chate esubrissd, who pfesrnls curious,
though not en- uncommon spectacle In poll.
tics, that ot a,tsekiog system OF govern
men, which he had 90 powerful an agency in
creating. In bringing about this siao Of
things, The king shows that he is cunning
and able politician, both tho royslist parties
are balanced by This man9uvre, whilst the
friends OF liberty, and adhefents OF Napoleon,
sre looking on, not without hopo OF yet soe-
ing toe CONTAMINATION OF their wishes 10 the.
advancement, Of young Napoleon, backed BY
Austria, end scaled on The thtoDo Of r. ance.
The Bourbon dynasty is, no doubt, secretly
unpopular wrh tho gfost bulk oi tho French
population and nothing but q very liberal
policy and o system of cohciliatIon has boon
able, thus fsr, 10 sustain 'heW.
The UHITEp NETHERLANDS arc repairing
their Damaged dykes, cui,ivating foreign
commerce. prosecuting internal improve.
rnents, subdu'ng tho remnant OF party strife,
created by a French interest, aud gradually
yna' ching on to as much national comfort and
happiness % falls TO the shafs Of eny mo.
nsrchy, "on the earth beneath or undsf the
wa,e'S," whore unfortunately, q largo pot-
tion i is te,htory WAS placed by nc 'ounds
aions uf Feb last, and which Is not all resco
cd from ,ho Is,a invasion Of the ocean.
GREAT BRIrAIu,-ItIs IS impossible 10 con
tenpla's he brilliant career which Gros
y tain l. yet destined to run, wiihou, amaze.
men,. The pfosra,ion OF Napoleon eppeS-
30 have infused new lie into her body poli!ic
sod 10 have boen Q new spur 10 her com
Mercs and Industry ln,oxica'ed Sy her sur
ecss in the field, on the ocean, in the csbinet.
end in the wat with France, she seems,
Nnow no bounds 10 he march to prospetii,
and happineH. With her hundred millions
in Ava, her West Indies, hor C,nsda, her
Africa, her pillar, Of Hercules in the fortress
Of Gibraltar, and many other minor pos,es-
sions, elsewhere--she presents isb'ic Of po-
hlical power, reared by q hOodfu! Of Island.
ers, unique IN history, snd which Rome, in
her ptouGos, days could never boas, OF.