The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-15
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ycorsthe object of which Is to protect Europe against
the restless spirit Of the French Emperor The terms
OF are differently stated One account is that th
Continental Powers shall bring the defence of any
kingdom state attacked by the French in different
proportions, 10000 men and that England shal! n
that case pay subsidy for their mantainance at the
rate OF tive millions sterl. per annum. This, With
the cau.ionary towns. would be good defence .,
gainst the French, say the Allies, let who viii bo
its monarch! IS
Letters from bordeaux say. that our troops ara
living in most splendid style Of luxury. They
say that they drink the finest caret at God Der bottle
AT all tines, B0rdeaar has been more an Engbsh
than a frssch,tera Most Of its commercial houses
are English and Irish settiers or their defendants
ffigate Is ordered to, convey the Due de Hcrrt
forthwith from Jersey to Bordeaux. be being more
active and enterprizng nlaa than his brother the
Duo d'AIgouleme. lie takes with him commissions
of high military rank, and even those Of Consta-
ble's staff with which to tempt some OF Bonapartc'o
General Officers TO join the Bourbon standard. ~
Preparations upon most extensive scale, weru
completed for another attack upon Antwerp, by Gen.
Graham. The British troops entertained the most
sanguine expectations of compensating, by the suc{
cess OF their new enterprize, for their unfortunate
failure at Berge OPP zoom. They carry with them az
least 1000 Congreve Rockets The garrison had
made ovestures TO surrender, but OH terms tha3
could not be accepted. a .,,.t....r,
LONDON, April 4-Many persons Of feonsedienco
are on the eve OF departure for bordeaux. Twelve
vessels are already advertised for that port. - /,
Rumour has stated, that Talleyrand himself had
come over to this country but the fact il not A
relation oil his arrived few days ago. the object OF
whose mission is, of course, kept secret. n !, .
LoNpos, April II 1T is whispered that The Mar
quis Of Wellington will be appointed our Midister at
Paris, 60 treat in concert with the Allies Cor peace,
lie is expected to be before this time at Paris and
we understand that Col. Adams is 10 be the bearer
OF dispatches TO him, II is certainly with great pro-
prety that the gallant Commander who has con,gi.
butca electualy TO the wonderful turn of events
sh9uld have the glory Of concluding Peace, 4,ai.
LONDON, April 1T--Cambaccrcs, Arch -Chancei.
lor; Cambacereo, Archbishop of Rouen the Duke,
of Placenta the Duke of Massa; Marshal Oudi.
not Count Segur; Generals Maurice, Matihen, Mos
reau, Colonel Gle Thionville, Admiral William, be-
have declared for Louis. ., ..g A f,l. -,
report. made Arch-Duchess Of Guestella. We de-
not believe that any thing is denitivcly settled os
this point, but think il probable, that her marriage
will be declared null void, and illegal. as in truth
it is--for Josephine Beauharnois is the unloubted
The affairs Of Switzerland are entirely settled. !.
Tee Pope has arrived at Lucca, on his way fov
Rome.
A letter from IIsrwich. dated April ~, says.---
by schuyt arrived this aftcsSron, we have q re.
port, that the Texei Fleet and Island have surrcn.
dcrcd" t.I., ..
1t is said that the naval Arrangements for convey
ing the King Of France to his own country will b
very splendid, and that, for this purpose nine sail
6No
end four Russian The Duke of Clarenco to have
the command of the whole, with an Admiral and &
proper compliment of men under him. 70, the su.
perntendance Of each ship. The suite Of the King
of France is expected to be very large before the
time of his sailing takes place, as Dcputatons aro
arriving daily to him from the coast Of France. ia,
private letter states, that the Marquis Of Vel
ngton was preparing TO set off for Paris in conseJ
quence of invitation from the Emperor Alexander;
Accounts reached town yesterday Of the capitula1
ton of Ostend on Friday last, Oh which day the
White Flag was hosted. q 80
A letter from Portsmouth, dated April l3. Gays
"Ths day presented novel and interesting sight,
by the arrival Of the Polonaise, French ~, Rear
Admiral Trouett. bearing the flag Of the ancient So-
veregns Of the French. She came from off Cher
burgh, and brought a Deputation from that Cityg
who, with Ad. Trouett. were landed at this ports
and Immediately waited upon Sir r. Bickcrton. Al
8, Y. NJ the Polonase sailed again for Cherburgh."
Marshal Marmont is now very popular in France
not only account Of his being the first great mil.
itary man in actual command who gave his support
to the restoration, but also account Of his conve-
mating for the personal safety Of Bonaparte, and pros
viding secure retreat and sufficient maintenance
for him; and prior to that, for having gaantly
fought in defence Of Paris, and taking Of its
safety when it was no longer tenable. 49,
1t is now said that. Bonaparte had expressly or.
dered the defence Of Paris by all possible mcansl
He wished the streets to be barricadoed and unpav.
ed, that oopholcs should be made in all the houses
in the nerthern division of the city that stoness
legs Of wood, and boiling oil should be thrown from
the windows that in the northern part OF the
city should be forced they should retire to the Sou
tbern part that mines should be placed in advance
under the bridges to blow them up; and the other
part should be defended in the same the
northern part and that the city was not to yield uns
I'll perfectly destroyed. .g.f;..
Dutch Mail arrived yesterday, by which cons
veyance &C learn, that the garrsons Of Bcrgen-op-
Zoom, Antwe' p, and Isle. spprized of the fnppy
change which had taken place, had hoisted the white
cockadc. friendly communication was immedi.
a,cly opened from the two former towns, with the
corps that were conducting the siege and this e.
vent is the more to be hailed, as Preparations are
said to have been in very forward state for making
very vigorous attacks on both. Every drop Of blood
that is shed must deep regret ~ It would
be sacrificing so many friendly and innocent persons
through insdver.ency. We have, through the same