The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-20

| pressed his opinion, that hi. departure would
| not be conclusive Of a rupture between
France and the United States, in as mech As
Mr.. Beckwith Livingston was to succeed him
| in his diplomatick character.
The following arrangements of titles and
oil disiocations and creations Of Kings, are rt-
horted in letters from Germany to have been
determined on between the Emperours OF
France and Austria we give it as it reached
us, without further comment than that some
of the appointments appear to US Improbable.
Nopoieon |. Emperour of France, &c. and
King Of the Romans.
Francis III Empcrour of Austria and Fran
coma, and Co-protector Of the Confederation
OF the Rhine.
The Archduke Charles, King of Spain and
the Indies
Joseph Napoleon, to be King of Italy.
Ferdinand ~. 10 be Restored 10 the throne
of the Two Sicilies.
Joachim, 10 be King Of Poland.
Eugene, to be King Of Macedonia.
Louis Napoleon TO be King Of Bavaria.
The Hereditary Prince of Bavaria to be
King OF Holland and Berg.
Jerome Napoleon, to be King of Wir,em-
burg.
The King of Wirtemburg to be King of
Westpn"iia.
The Grand Duke of Baden to be King of
Switzerland.
The King Of Prussia to cede Silcsia to
Austria.
Mr. Dickenson, who accompanied Mr..
M,ck
most probable the bearer of some new pro-
position OH the part of the French govern
ment. MIR Dickinson, however, is soon to
return to Moriaix, TO rejoin Mr.. Mackenzie.
BY Royal Order, issued at Berlin, colon
ia produce is only permitted to be imported
At the ports OF SwinemunGe, Pollau, and
Memel, where the necessary inquiry into the
origin of the goods, is to be made by the
Prussian Committee of Trade Jointly with
the French Consuls at Stettin, Konigsburg,
and Memel. o
A decree of the King Of Westphslia, di.
iects the establishment of no less than IL
b1gadeS OF Custom House Officers. to carry
MO execution within his territories, the
French Continental system.
Ine Dutch papers reiterste the report that
some propositions were about to be made
from the Court OF Vienna to the British gov
ernmcnt, and add. that Count Ne,,ernich the
Austrian Minister of State, is to be emp,ov.
ed OH this mission. IL is also rumered, that
the Emperour of Austria intends shortly to
visit Paris, accompanied by the Arch Duke
Charles.
The following is assigned in the Dutch d.
a of
French and Turks.--A quarrel took place in
the fortress OF Sizes, between the French
troops and the Turks, in which the ,atter
were worsted. The Turks, exasperated by
this occurancc, secretly assembled in great
force, and m.Aing sudden onset upon the
French, took 5000 of them prisoners, whom
they beheaded or impaled. Marshall Mar.
&ount, the moment the news reached him.
marched at the hedd of corps, chiefly con-
slsting of Croatian., carried the fortress OF
oizeS by storm, and put every Turk in it 70
the sword.
We are extremely concerned to find, that
among otaer melancholy circumstances re-
cutting from the late disturbances in the CAP
ltal, His Majesty was rendered so unhappy.
that he was indisposed tor some DAYS, and the
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But 1t is with great satisfaction we add, that
Hfs Majesty is now perfectly recovered, an1
10 as good health as he ever enjoyed. His
AsJesly Is, however, obliged to await himself
VI external assistance in his occasional walks,
which was not the case before tho unfortunate
events alluded to. His medical attendants
have, we understand, declared that his eye i.
now ut, Tor the operation, whenever ne feels
himself disposed to submit, to it.
His Majesty the King of Naples has set
on tor his States, where, upon his arrival, e.
vents OF the highest importance will most
probably take place.
PARIS, APRIL &.
Letter Jren Count Be7iard, Govey-loa1. General ef
Madrid, 10 the prince Of -,entchatei
Z" have this instant received q con6rmA-
ion of the intcllirepce which 4 had the hon