The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
General LASsI, Governor of the Island q
Ei6a, Chamberlain Of his Imher,at Ma

glory, ha. left this Island, of which he mas
conided ,he command TO Ine, and the Inlef-
nal government TO six ofonr most distinguish
ed lci.ow citizens 10 YOU own uied ataeh-
ment and yalor he leaves tn; defence o' tie
place, and the main;ainsnce oi good order
Icavc,' said he tbe Island OF Elba, highly
satisfied with the inhabitants. l IDtrust to
10 the greatest importance l cannot give
them stronger proof OK my confidence, Than
in leaving, alter the departure oil my troops
the protection Of my mother and sister.-
Inhabitants, this is a fortunate and mot
memorable epoch for US. On yonr conduct
alone depends yonr glo'y and your hapioess.--
If yoar wlsb to obtain one and the other, cot-
time to obey implicitly the wise dispositions
which The Giunta, The authorities, aud pub
lie func,ionarles, may give. Happy El5ans,
do not allow yourselves 10 be contaminated
by pcs,!!crous insinua,ions of the enemies
of good.
Signcd Lassi, Mayor Biger,i, piana, Ba5i-
ami, Asch Bishop, Arigh, Tradunti.
Porto Ferrajo, Alarea !, 1915
London, AIarch 80.
The British Lords OF the Admiralty have
published an address to the feet, 10 which
they say, that they intended, on the coEciu-
sion OF peace with Anerca,to have dscnatg.
ed the scamcn, and manned the vessels ior
the peace establishment with volunteer; but
the new turn Of events in F,ancc compelled
them TO abondon this intention.
Result o/ Me Deliberations Of the Uienna
Congress.
Lord (dssiercdgh, navins been called ap-
on, by the Commons of England, 10 state the
result Of the deliberations of the 0raei Con
g,css at Vienna, gave very able and lumin.
/, Gus view of The affairs OF Europe, in the course
OF which he observed: \
That the y reat powc, had pie edg ged the msel-
Yes 10 put an end 20 tie slave Trade that
France was 10 abolish i, in five,and Spain and
Portugal IN eight years.
That the Austrian dominion had been cx-
tended to the Po and Iessine on the side Of
Italy:
That Genoa had been nncxed to the King
OF Sardinia's donations
That Prussia had receiyeda part of Sax.
ony
That Poland was to be erected into sep.
ara,c kingdom, and TO be governed as Poles:
That the Netherlands were TO oc attached
To h,liana, and that the Spanish Government,
wished 10 cherish a friendly connexio with
1.teat Britain. On the subject OF France,
IN her present situation, his Lordship said,
ne would give 1t as his opinion, thar on tue
issue OF tho contest which now agitated her,
depended the continuance of all the blessings
to which this country could forward and
that It never could look forward and that il
never could be said, it Bonaparte were re.
established in France, England could look
forward to tranquility. Were that mao res.
tored IN France, he should be glad to know
how the continent of Europe could avoid be.
ing again converted into 50 many armed n..
'ions, as the only security for their iodcpcn.
dence. He trusted ,ha, Providence w,u,d
conduct tins county aud Europe through the
rcmain'.cr Of its difficul,ies. A rrca, deal
"a' 'se" ""ns 10 promote the happiness OF
oato"s'ana u B'naparte was not suffered to
l"e'SeP' 'ne prospects which were arising,
never c"ud Europe look forward 10 orig htcr
NVs '"an nose whicnH might now antici-'
PATE The noble Lord sat down amiust loud
and repeated checss.
Venno, FEB. 10, 1915.
US 70 DAY q question of negotiation,
wh,cn IL Is the general wish to enter into
WIN y 'P"lecn, 10 engage him to ,enouncc>
tne is'and ot t.lba, aud establish himself in
oco'taaa' lie mas, il is said, rejected s,i
the propositions which have been made 10
= o''n on this subject. They were then sub.
m'ued 10 the Ministers of the Congress. Bu,
the pcn'poteniary Of Russia declared ,ha, he
could Got rcecac from the CONVENTION of the
I'm April, concluded with Bonapar,c, iuas.
muen as he should consent to il himself:
the ehA.r, upon this, rested there.
me following vessels were fitted on, BY
order OF tho British government, (sinec MAY
.ia' !s'&) Tor the express purpose of mos,.
- Amerisen frira,es, Via. Livcrpooi 40.
.i'asSow 30 Severn 40, Lifley 40, Forth 40,
Endymioa 10, Msjcsric So. Goliah Sc, S,.
turn SO, Ackbar so, i.sander SO, and New.
castle so.
Loadou, March e5.
On Tho nigh; before Bonaparte sailed r,om
Porto tefril', he gave a f-tc to his little