The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-31


FRANCE, PARIS, Oct. Is, 1879.
Three cx.gcnersIs, MalIet, I-ahoaic, and
Quidal, deceived some OF the national guard,
aud directed them against thc Minister OF The
general police, and the commander oi Paris;
they have used violent measures against them.
They falsely spread the report OF The death
OF the Emperor.
These ex-eenerals have been arrested
they are convicted III impostufc justice
shall be done them.
The most profound calm rcigns in Paris
il has been disturbed in three hotels only,
where the brigands mad transported themsei-
ycs.
The present order shah be published and
posted up under the direction Of the Council
lor of State prefect OF police.
Paris, this 2Sd October, 1912.
The Minister Of General Police.
(Signed) The Duke Of ROVIGO.
News from Moscow Of the 9Th inst. has
been received this day. tbs MsjesIy cohiin-
oed 10 enjoy perfect health. Tbs King Of
Naples entered Nalonga on the 7th.
The Municipalities OF Moscow arc in acti-
witty. The graHaries getting filled daily,
and furnish subsistence IL ihc army and the
inhabitants. Other resources are discovered
every day. An economical and enlightened
administration directs its employ and dislri.
button. Coun,ymen and others driven away
by the Russian armies, arc returning in
crowds TO their fire sides
Ger. 2s.-The las, adyices from Moscow,
mention that il is in consequence OF briiii-
ant combat Of cavalry, in which the Russians
h.tyA tAaaH aHa
themselves masters ol kalouga.
OCT. is-- According 10 private letters
from KonigsbarSh, under date Of the Sd inst.
the garrison Of Riga having made vigorous
sortie, with the intention Of burning and de-
stroying the park of artillery destined for car
rying on the se;ge of that place, the Prnssian
troops under Marshal the duke OF TarcD,o,
promptly removed the park without losing
tumbril or piece OF artillery, and fell back 10
induce the enemy 10 engage. The Russians
fell into the snsre.--T hen the Piussians, hav-
ing arrived at the position they had determin-
cd upon, commenced the battle. The allah
was very hot, and the victory complete. The
enemy lost from 10 5000 men killed AMI
wounded, and many pii'oocrs. The Pru'-
sian troops 10 whom the highest praises are
given, Joined by the troops brought by the
Marshal Duke Of Tarento, returned 10 the
former position Before Riga. The 5.h Po-
lsh regt. Of the line of the 7lh div was en-
gagcd,and fought with distinguished bravery.
Woscov, Seh!. 22.--Large magazines of
meal are discovered, so that the subsistencel
of the French army is assured for long time.
RAMBuRGH, Oct I've have Just re-
cciycd detail OF The catastrophe expericnc-
cd by the English near The Isle of Rugen.
The nth inst. In the evening, we observed
very near tho land convoy Olga sail, il,amongst
which we remarked u higate and brig of
war Preparations were already making for
defence, when signals Of distress from the
convoy, discovered to us their imminent dan.
ger, (having all groundcd.) When the day
appeared the frigatc and transports were ~
float the brig and merchactmen on fire
the enemy themselves having set fire t,
them. The remaining vessels being Dea'
tho land, where under the guns of tho batter.
les on the coast. They arc now discharsing
and i is expected the other vessels will al
so be saved They are ali loaded with Rus
sia goods. The prisoners estimate the loss
Of the enemy at ten millions. Their convoy
composed part of much larger feet, whict
have been dispersed.--JotsrnH de L'Emhfre.
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