The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

oil war are Under orders 10 be paid oil. The
coronation OF King Frederick VI. and bis
Queen, Of Denmark, took place 3lst Jolly.
London, SHgun 1913.
APARTR.--Translatiun of the protest
presented by Bonaparte to Lord Keith, a.
gains, his transportation to ST. Helena:
PROTEST.
:" protest solcmnly i'll the face Of
Heaven and OF men, against the viola
ton Of my most sacred rights by the for
cible disposal Of my person, and OF my
Liberty. 1. came freely OH board the
BellerophGg am not the prisoner, I
an the guest OF England.
Once seated on board the Belle,
robhon | was Immediately entitled to the
hospitality (Je .fas sur le .j6yerJ Of the
British people II the Government by
giving orders to the Captain of the Bel
kerobhoH to receive me and my suite i'll
tended merely to l,.y snare Tor me, it
has forfeited its honor and sulicd its flag.
T" Ii this act be consummatcd, it will
be in vain that the English will talk to
Europe of their integrity, of their laws,
of their liberty. The British faith will
be lost in the hospitality of the Belle
robhon.
81 appeal therefore to history; it will
say that an enemy who made war for 20
years on the people OF England, came
freely in his misfortune to seek an asy-
lum under It's laws. What more strik-
ing proof could he give of his esteem
ard of his confidence ? But how did
they answer it in England A? They pre-
tended to hold out All hospitable hand 70
this enemy, and when he surrendered
himself to them in good faith, they So
crifice him.
=" On board the Bel,crobhOn at sea.
"Aug. A. NAPOLEON"
A worthy character, Of The Island Of Port
sea, previous 10 the sailing OF the Northum-
berland, is said To have sent on board that
ship d number Of religious tracts and books,
as present for Napoleon BoDaparlc, accom-
panied with suitable passage from the New
Testament, and long letter CT serious adj
vice, recommending him TO study the Scrip
urcs, and to devote the remainder of his life
10 religion and pety.
London, .hug. a2.--The Paris papers Of
the 5th arrived this day. Col Lebedoyere
has been rIcd, found guilty Of Treason and
Rebe lion, and condemned 10 death. The
Official Gazette contains a Royal Ordinance,
| abroga,iug all nominations and promolious in
the Marine made in the short usurpation of
BoDaparte, and reinstating those who ware
90 service Immediately preceding that time.
Upon The present occasion, 1t affords a new
instance oil its departure from its original
character of mere record of State Papers,
and has assumed the exercise of ccnsoIial
power over the ordinary papers. A state.
meEt in the Echo dc Soir, Of the ! lth, under
the head Of Lausanne that the Allied Armies
in France receive .seinforccmeDts, has been
reprimandrd by it in pointed terms. 1t is
asserted in contradiction that since the teIth
of July no corps of Austrian troops have pas
scd the Rhine f; that corps OF $4,000 men,
destined To DIN the troops OF The line, and
large train of artillery, had received orders
to reuogade, and actually commenced their
march and that the Russian troops had re-
ceivcd no reinforce emen,s whatever. The
German and Paris papers copying them have
for some time abouDded with accounts Of the
march Of troops for France. The obvious in
ference from them was, that the Allied Ar
mics would make protrac,ed stay in that
country, and that lis situation must be eX-
tremely critical where their present amount
was not deemed competent to the occasion.
The statement in The Official Gazette is in-
tended TO do away the alarm these accoonts
must materially excite. The matter, howev.
er, of the contradiction is not so complete as
It's tone is confident. The Russian and Aus
TRAN armies in France are in great force !;
The former i. stated in the Paris papers at
between 100 and 100000 men. They can
require no reinforcements bat the contra
dietion, TO be complcte, should have stated
that neither the Prussian,s nor Du,ch, nor
English troops,rcceive reinforce mcnts. That
however, is DOT the fact.-lt is only within
these few days the British army from Cana
do landed In France Ii is said, that after