The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-14
NEw-YoRK, JUNE s,
Latest fran France.

Yesterday morning, arrived, brig James
Monroe, Capt Skinner, from BordeauX, with
full cargo of diy goods, brandy and wine.
Capt. s. sailed from the city on the Cd OF
May, and from the river ON the sth. H
states, that france was perfectly tranquil and
that the Emperor never was so popular with
the French people. Napoleon had on army
ot 100000 men, ready TO act whenever cir
cumstances rendered il necessary.
A passenger states that ii was the general
opinion wnen he sailed that Bonaparte oned
his army on the I'd of Nay, with an intention
| to act on the defensive but, that if he was
attacked and was successful, he would lead
his army across the Rhine.
The king Of Naples was Ancona the latter
p, part of March, with four divisions OF his army,
! which is computed at upwards OF 100000
! of which there were $4,000 Italians, and 9TH
ers daily joining bis standard Alter taking
| ST. Georges and the castle of ST. John, they
were marching on Madela.
A Neapolitan ship Of "a guns, has trauspor-
ted the mother OF Napoleon from the Isle of
Elba TO Naples.
The property of Prince Bcrthicr, captain
of the body guard OF Louis, is scquestrated
by Bonaparte.
| In the Bordeaux IndieGteur Of the Cd May,
is an extract from Speech Of Bernadouc,
Crown Prince of Sweden, TO the Diet of Swe-
den, in which he says, he thanks them for
the indignation they have expressed at the
attempt which was made TO declare him Megi-
fimaie that he was about putting himself
at the head Of the armaments going on in
Sweden and that he hoped, with Divine as
sistance, to be enabled TO battle all the efforts
| of his enemies"
The Emperor Napoleon was at Paris. The
Empress had not arrived.
Capt. S. has brought Dispatches for Gov
ernment from our Minister a, Paris.
Bfer. .1dv.
A gentleman who came passenger in the
James Monroe, informs Us generally, that
Bouapartc had nearly completed the consoIi-
dation Of his army, amounting to upwards of
100000 men and that lie intended TO leave
Paris the 4th or 5th of May, to take command
of them in person. He has no doubt that
hostile operations would Immediately com
mencc. 1t was believed his first object would
be TO encounter and if possible defeat Lord
Wellington, whose force consisting of Prus-
SLAMS, Austrian,. and British, amounted TO
10000. Lord Wellington on the 18th
April, dined with the count de Lille a Ath, at
Valenciennes, and afterwards returned 10
Brussels.
/ JUNE 10.
Arrived, yesterday, The u. S. brig Firefly,
Rodgers, Zone of Decatur's squadron) return.
ed having sprung her fore yard and main
masts and bowsprit, in a severe gale, : days
out. When the gale subsidized, tho squadron
were barely in sight ahead, and had not, ap.
:. parentIy, received any damage.
JUNE 12.
Yesterday, arrived, Cartel BRUSH ship
Brunswick, Anderson, ~ days from Ply
mouth, Eng. with 43s American prisoners.
PRovrpErcE, JusE 1;.
From ENGLAND.
= The ship Aun-M Maria, Captain Wait, has
arrived at New York. in So days days from
Liverpool, with dry goods, Sc. BY this sr-
rival London papers to the 29th Of April, and
Liverpool to the lst Of May, both inclusive
have been received.
1t is stated in one Of the latest papers, thai
hosili,ies, on the part of the allies, was te
| commence on or about the 10th OF May
| Another paper gives leuerfrom BrusseIs
of the oath Of April, announcing, that On &C
tion hal already been fought, and that tsSeskJ
Wagons filed risb wounded soldiers arfive'
The preesdPf rf1E Brusssiss
$lNiij, - Sssl d, 81 the sushori,y of fter
~ fec1 k6pIm, that Sweden had acee1eds'
q ~ esrsp which sbs eaied pcSsrs 4 !
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