The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
Of Reggie, was directed to the Prince of Ben.

Of Reggie, was directed to the Prince Of Ben
eyento,
"SrR-I am this moment arrived al Paris
without troops, but have left them ready,
and disposed TO execute the movements which
the Provisional Government may order. Your
Highness has done me justice in interpreting
my sentiments. feel sincere regret in not
having been here In situation TO take part in
the exertioa which France, at last, in its sound
part, has made I; but, at least, Ia the situation
in which l was placed, have done all that
honor and duty prescribed have some de-
tails on this head 20 communicate to your
Highness, which will DO interesting TO you.
beg you to name some hour when can have
the honor of conversing with you on the sub
iect. request your Highness to assure the
Provisional Government, tha, / shall be happy
tomake myself nsefrl in the Organization and
command of the troops, which are TO be form.
ed In the name of Louis Stanislaus Xavier /
arm quite at tho disposal OF Government, in
whatever wayjt may please to make use OF
me. "OODlNOl, &c
nj. de Chateaubriand is said to have address
sed the following letter to the Editors OF the
Paris papers
alt was natural enough tha; in the first mo-
ments of our freedom thcaugust Princes who
entered our walls should alone excite the trans
ports Of our gratitude. We were Justly daz-
zled, and shall preserve an eternal recollection
of the magnahimity of Alexander, and success
sor OF the Great Frederick. 1t was also with
a feeling of admiration that our eyes were
fixed upon the Austrian Gener aIlssimo, who
reminded US of the greatness of the sacrifices
of his virtuous and worthy master. The 9TH
er Soveregns IN the holy league will be al
ways dear to France, for the love they bear 10
our King, an the hatred they have vowed TO
our tyraut. Blu, not a single Frenchman has
forgotten what he owes to the Prince Regent
of England, aud the noble people who nave so
deeply contributed TO our deliverance. The
standard of Elizabeth fioated in the armies of
Henry w. /, re-appesrs in the battaiions that
restore as Louis XVIII.
We are too sensible of glory not TO admire
Lord Wellington, who retraces, in so striking
manner, the virtues and talents OF our Tu-
renne. Are we not moved TO tears, when we
see that truly great man promise, on our re-
treat FROM Portugal two guineas for each
French prisooer that should be brought in "a
live By the sole moral force of his charac-
ter, more even than by the vigour of military
discipline, he suspended, miraculousy, on en-
terlng our PROVINCES, the resentment OF the
Spaniards. In short, it is under his standard
that the first cry of Viye lie Roi awokc our un'
happy country.
Instead of a captive King of France, the
new Black Prince brings back TO Bordeaux a
King of France delivered. When King John
was sent to London, touched with the gener-
osity of Edward, be attached himself to his
conqueror, and returned TO die in the land OF
his captivity, as if he had foreseen that that
land would become the last asylum of the last
branch of his race, and that one day the des-
cendanis of the Talbots and Chandoses would
gather up ,heposteri,y of the La Hires and
Dusuesclelins. SO am, &c.
"DE CHATEAUBRIAND.
PARIS, April io.-As, 10 a ceremoney con-
secratcd to peace, it is proper that nothing
should disturb the tranquility of the citizens
of the capital, and that they should not be in.
spircd with groundless alarm, i, is though,
necessary to acquaint them, tha. imme edately
after the re Deum which will be chaunted
tomorrow on the Place dc Louis XIV. one
hundred cannon will be fired on the quay oi
the Seine, between the bridge of Jena and tha,
of Louis XVI.
AhrH l3.-Wc arc assured that Bonaparte
left Fontainbleau this morning, escorted by
1900 Russian and 1000 French troops. They
will conduct him to Saint Trope z,in Provence,
where he will embark for the isle of Elba
The Monitcur states, that the Acts of AID.
hercncc are so many, that it cannot enumerate
them, and adds, cmphaticaIIy, France is IN.
a,.imous."
An OHve Branch.