The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
From the Boston Patriot, of Saturday last
THE L11E GREAT EVENTS.

GP By the arrival al this port since our
last of the brig Ludlow, Capt. Nudge, from
Bordeaux, and cartel ship Lord Forbes, Eas-
ton, from Plymouth, Paris and London pa
pers have been received TO the ID July. The
Ludlow sailed from the Cordovan July IL.
Capt. Nudge states verbally, that the allies
under Wellington and Blucher entered PARIS
oy cap,ula,ion on The 4lh July. The terms
OF capitalization, so far as Capt. nj. can recol.
lect from having heard them once read are,
that the French armies should move out with
'hc honors Of war, and that during the sus.
pension OF arms agreed on, the city and coun-
tIy s'ould remain under the existing govern
men, and flag.
Bonaparle left Paris on the 2oth June, for
some one Of the seapor,s from whence, it
IS said, he is to embark for the United States.
Cherbnrg, Rochefort and Havre are mention.
I'd as probable ports from whence he would
lake hs departure. The Provisional Gov
eroment say that they consider him in conse-
qucnce Of his abdico,ion, as placed under the
safeguard Of French honor. They applied
to The Duke OF Wellington fer passport to
permit him 10 proceed unmoles,ed to the u
ored States. This passport Wellington re.
fused TO grant. Bonaparte requested two
frigates to be put at his disposal to bring him
aud his friends to This country, which request
was readily granted him by the Provisional
Government. lie remained a, Paris until
the 29,h, when the allies approaching near
the city, his friends becoming alarmed for
his safety, fastened him away The follow.
log persons accompany him:-Gcn Bertrand,
Gen. Savary, Gen. Lallcmand, Gen Labedo-
we're, Gen. Montholon, and Gen. Gorgan
Colonels Ballon and Deschamps Chiefs ob
Squadron Moran, Resigny, and ST. Yon
Capt. Picron, Lieut.. Autsie, Mcssrs. Dolas-
casse, Chambc rain, and his son St. Catha.
rine, Rathersy, secretary ; Begau, surgeon )
Cotin and Appiani, sitres'd'hotel Planat,
St. Jaques and eight or ten domesuCs.
The application to the Duke OF Yelling
Ton for passport, probably gave rise TO the
report in London tba, Bonsparto had given
himself up TO Wellington.
The plcnipotenliaries who had been dcs-
patched TO treat for suspension Of hostilities
with Wellington, had repaired 10 tho head
quarters Of those geuerals.-But the allied
armies in the mean time continued 10 advance,
and on the 29th OF June had arrived within
sight Of the capital. Davous,, minister of
war,had assumed the command Of tho french
army.
In the French House of Commons, June
2S. NAPOLEON The SECOND was pro.
claimed Emperor Of the French by a resolu-
lion introduced by M. Manuel, which was
uaanimousfy seconded and adopted. II was
confirmed lie same evening in the House Of
Peers. 1t was further voted that all the Re.
p,csentatives should wear hi oolored scarf
Mcssrs. Sebas,iani, d'A'genson, Pontecau.
LIANT, Lafayette, and Lafore,, are the Com
missioners appointed by the present Govern
meDt Of France TO treat with the Allies for
peace.
June % an arm,tice was made with the
, royalists in the west of France, by which they
are secured an impuni,y for the past, and are
permitted either to remain OF their homes, or
TO retire unmolested from tho country. 1t
appears from il that the Marquis la Roche
Jacq1eline, is not dead as was reported.
On the 29th June, the French Legislature
produced another new Constitution, The form
of which is moparchical.
Marshal Ney has written long letter TO
the Duke Of Otranto oh the calumnies which
have been propaga'ed against him.
The Paris papers says that in the battle OF
June 8, Ney had four horses killed unden
him and thee wounded, and then fought on
FOO till fortune decided against the Freoch.
Bonaparte's intention of coming 10 Amcri-
ca being officially known, the British officers
are keeping a sharp look OH, for him. And
the Ludlow was very strictly searched for
aim by the officers Of frigatc.
A letter from Bordeaux, received here,
mentions, that Exchange on England had ris-
en- considerably IN consequence OF tho amount
purchased or purchasing for tho persons who
were about to leave the country.
The Plymouth paper Of July 4, says, 1t
is a known fact that Bona?arte's agents have
bought up Bills of Exchange on Londcn to
no small amount"
Lord Cas,lcrcagh left London June 3oth to
embark for the continent, and il was said that
he was TO meet Prince Mcucrnich,and Count
Hardinburgh, the Austrian and prussian
Ministers, at Brussels.
The Austrian army which entered France
by Basic, is said, in tho Paris paper, to be