The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

finally adjusted 1t Is added, that, IN this ar
rangement, Russia has gained one poin. g.
bout which she was extremely sclcilous,
namely, permission 20 import a certain
quantity Of British merchandise commcnsu-
rate with the nccessaries OF her population.
We received Ills morning Mori,eurs and
other paris papers TO the l7,h and 18Th inst.
They contain the following document OF the
highest importance. Bonaparsc's speech up
on opening tie Legislative BODY.
PARIS, June 10.
This day, the 10Th, Tie Lmperour proceed
ed from The Palacc of Thuelleries, in great
state, 10 the Palace OF the Legislative body.
Discharges OF artillery announced his de9ar-
turc fom the Huyderics, and his ariigi at
tic Palace Of the Legislative body.
The Empress, Queen Henensc, Princess
Pauiine, the Grand Duke OF Wcuembuig,
and the Grand Duke Of Frankfort, were IN
ono Tribune the corps riiplonatiquc were
in another Tribune The Bishops convoked
for the Council, and the Mayors and Depu-
ties Of the grand cities, summoned 10 be pre-
sent at the baptism OF lle King OF korae,
were on benches.
HIS Malesiy placed himself on the. throne.
dignitarics, grand eagles Of the legion oi
honour, occupied their accustomed places -.
bout lis Majesty, Prince Jerome Napoleon
On lis right.
Alter the new members had been present
cd aud taken The oaIhs, the Emperour made
tae following SPEECH:-.
Gentlemen dapaties Of departm ms 10 Aie Leg'slG-
aue Eody,
The peace concluded with the Emperor
Of Austria has been since cemcnted by the
happy alliance have contracted the birth
OF the Kiog OF Rome has fulfilled my wishes,
and satisfies my pcoplc with respect to the
future.
I" The affairs Of religion have been too Of
ten mixed in and sacrificed to the interests OF
d state oil the third order. If half Of Eurcpe
has separated from the Church o! Rome, VIC
May attribute il specially from the contra
Gioticn which has never ceased To exist be-
tween the truths and the principles oi rciig.
ION which belong u the whole Universe, and
the prCtenslons ana interests watch regarded
very small corner ct Italy.
| have put an end 10 thls scandal Forever
hrve unitrd Rome to the Empire--l base
given Palaces to the Pops at Rome ahd al
Paris; if they have at heart The interests oi
religion, they will often soJouin In the cen're
Of The affairs OF christianity 1t was thus
that st. Peter preferred Rome To an abode
eycE in the Holy Land.
Holland has been united 10 the Empire,
she is but an eulanation Of it--withoat her
the empire would net be complete.
/" The principles adopted by the English
government not 70 recognize the neutrality
of any flag, have Obliged me to possess my
self of the mouths ot the Ems, The W easer,
and The Ei5e, and have rendered an intcrluur
communication with the Baitlck Indlspensa-
bic to nc. 1t is not my Territory that wish
ed 10 Increase, tut my n1ariimc means.
America is making efforts TO cause the
freedom of her Adg to be recognized-i viii
second her.
/" have nothing but praises 10 give TO the
Soycroigus OF tAe Confederation oi The Rhine.
/" The Union OF the VaIais had been fore
seen ever since the act oi Mediation, and
considered as necess~cy TO conciiiate the IN
tcrcsts Of Switzerland with the Interests OF
France and Italy.
g The English bring all the passions into
play. One time they suppose france TO
nave all tho designs that could alarm other
powers, designs which she could have put In
execution If they had entered into her policy.
AT another time they make an appeal 10 the
pride oi nations in order to excite their Jcal-
ousy. They lay hold of all circumstances
which arise out of the unexpected events OF
the hines IN which We are.---lt is war over
every part OF the Continent that Can alone
ensure their prosperity. wish for nothing
that IL not III The treaties have concluded.
will never sacrifice the blood of my people
10 interests that are not lmmediateiy the in
terests of my empire. harter myself that
the peace OF the Continent, will not be dis.
,urbed.
The King of Spain is come to assist at
this last solemnity. hav.giyen him all that
was necessa,y and proper 10 unite the inter-
osts' al.r hearts of the different people OF his
provinces. Since 1909, tie greatest part of
;he strong pisces ia Spain have been taken