Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-02

spub!ic. and thar his acceiiion to that dipni,,
-,ali be toismnIy celebrated on the 9th Aupuft
he day of ST.. Napoleon.
Moa of the B,fhops have already addrilse
TO the faithful Of their dioceie manda,e-or
der'ng folsmn Thanksgiving for the acceaiou o
B'naParte 20 the dignity OF Enperor of th,
FIebch.
Letters from Conf aan,inoplc, of the goth
April, fate that the Fiench Minieer GeneraI
Bruno was highly fatn6ed with his lac COME.
renee OF the Heis Efendi. on the iubieet OF she
indemnihcstions he had required in favor OF his
coun,rynen on whole property an embargo was
lad during lat war in this audience the i'm
peEial dn;ies on French merchandise were def ai-
lively ict,led TO the farisiseiion of both parties.
Hight coolncis had before fubdded between
the French and the Ottoman minifer, which
had enliIely cealed hnce this conference. IL is
added that the Ruilian ambanador had lately
paid Witt TO Gen. Bruno. Some time had
elapied face theie miniaes had fecn each Other
betoG.
pamphle, has lately made i,s appearance
IN the North Of Germany, entitled, " ReAec-
tion' upon the confpiiacy denounced at Pasis,
the z7th Pluvoiie, year IL, and the fobiequent
~'~.s'' ~ oSdts siuotC maikt OF OCtny the
work of iomc miicrable underlin Of Mr.. Drske'..
BY advices from Berne, we fad that II. L.
the Landamman, after announcing TO the difitr-
ent Cantons rhe change which had taken place in
France, added that he conceived il to he his du.
ty aud the intereR of the country 90 ienl an cx-
tIaordinary courier TO II. l. Nj. with the COM
pliment OF the Helvciic confederation.
"A a,tilla of 90 tail. 10 Of which were gun
boats failed from Calais Of the 9Th inf. for Bou-
logue where II arrived 10 iafeiy, in ipite of the
Ensliih attempting to lay obascles 10 It's way.
AT the end Of the Mandate which The car.
dinal srchbiihop oi Paris has juf pubifhed. or
deI'ng public prayers, on account ot the accei-
hon OF lhe Emperor, we read ,he following let
Ter which his Imperial Majeay has wrtea 10 his
eminence
'' My Couhn, the happiness Of the French
has ever been the Object Of my cearea thoughts
and their glory that Of all my labop. Called
by Divine Providence aud by the contribution OF
the Republic ,he imperial power, fee in this
new order OF things only greater means TO ic.
cure az homo aud abroad the national dignity
and PROPERTY. | rely with confidence on she
powerful iuccour of the Moa High. He will
infpiIe his mioiifers with the dehre Of scconding
me with all the means IN their power. They
will enligh,en the people with wife inhrutions,
by preaching 10 them love Of their dutics, obc-
dience TO the laws, and the practice Of all chil-
tisn and civil virtues. es.--They will call down tbe
blelEngs OF heaven and the fupreme chief Of the
State. write ,his letter to you then, to tell
you az foon as you have received it. you fhsll
cauie 10 be flung Pfas CrEdfOr. and the qt DsAm
10 All the churches Of your diocefe; thar 700
fhall invite TO the prayers which will be read ia
your church the authorities which arc accuaom-
ed TO aiilt at fuch ceremonies, and that you fhall
caufc to be read during the exhortaton 10 all the
churclss Of your diocefe, the organic fenatu,
conialfum Of the 18th Floreal laa. AGnring
myfrlf that you will excite by your example
the zeal and piety OF all the faithful your do-
cefe, pray God to keep you, my couGn. in his
holy aud worthy care.
Wrinex az 81. CAad.. tbe N Fis,,ai. yeo, "a.
(Siened) NAPOLEON.