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

retired from mere.
Yesterday evening Colonel Labedoyerc ar
rived on the spot designed for his execution
where he fell on his kcees end received th,
blessing OF the confessor who accompaniet
him after which he rose, and without wait
ing for the bandage being placed over hi
eyes, barred his bosom 10 the referGns WIKI
were appointed TO shoot him, and cried cut
-SarfoM ne me manqHez PAS Mind, do no
miss me) In moment alter he was It
more.
The cavalry Of the army of the Loire has
It's cantoncments in the experiments OF Tarr
and Catonne. This army which has preserv,
ed 10 france 500 pieces OF artillery, was al
The time oi its di.banding 10000.
fug. ] 9 i-At the moment that the King
was ascending bis carriage at o'clock, this
day, Madame La5edoyerc threw herself AZ his
feet 10 solicit pardon for her husband. The
King answered, that if NJ. Labedoyere had
only offended hir ,1is pa don should be grant.
cd but that ali France called To- the punish
ment of the VI an who had brought upon IL all
the horrors Of war His M ojesty was very
much affected, and it was 10 be seen how
much he sulie ed from being obliged TO re-
sist the Impulse of his heart. The King,
who knows how to rnitr goodness and JUS
,ice, deigned to promise MAdamy Labed,yere e
his protection for he end her infant. =.
At six o'clock, the moo,ent when the king
was returning iron, III: 'ide, the mother OF
Labedoye,e was 10 tn. court OF the cbalean,
for the purpose try;-g hor intercession with
his majesty. Sc Jag that measures were tax
co for prevcsurg Der approaching him, and
rene wiag scene IS painful as useless, she
retired. Shr was IL deep mourning
II is generally, bought that the allied troops
will commence evacuatog France the begin
ing Of the next month il is even contideB.
tiaily saia,,hat they will depart by columns OF
$4,000 meo. Another opinion which Is not
less common, is, that the treaty OF peace Is
concluded f; and that by II the integrity OF the
French territory is secured.
Marshal Ney arrived his morning at Paris
escorted by TWO officers of gendarmcrie. He
was first conducted to the Prefecture OF Po-
lice, and aiieg wards TO the ConciergeIie. /,
is thought he will be tried 10y Council oi
Peers.
London, dng % In the foreign news, in
the French papers, under the head Of Austria,
the 5ib, there is d protest, dated Vienna tho
,lh June, by the medatised princess (the
inicror states formerly comprised under The
denomination Of the confederation of the
Rhioe,) against the decision Of the congress
Vienna. The protest is couched in the slron.
gcst terms Of remonstraDce, and shows thai
the great powers composing the couiede raCy
have not satisfied all parties by their balancing
deci'ions. 1t would appear also, that he king
OF Prussia and the sovereign prince OF the
Netherlands are likely To disagree about the
new partitions. His Prussan 10 lesty has at
eye to more of the Belgian territory, than hi;
Dutch ally is willing 10 surrender, and want:
the sovereign prince 20 get indemni6ed from
France, by the help Of England Modesty
and moderation, wo believe, are not reckonet
among the political virtues.
There is one commercial house in the city
which pays 4oooL year for the postage o
forsign letters.
Ten tons OF silver, the property of single
house in The city, mas been lately melted dowi
for expectation.
We are glad TO learn tbat cotton goods con
tinue 10 great demand. Manchester was nev
er known TO do more business than i, has fo
some weeks past. The Americans have as
sisted greatly in clearing the markets ans
we may hence he satisfied, that the stories o
the progress OF the cotton trade in the Unite,
States arc not authentic.
Dug. lS-2o--It is intimated from Brussels
that the expected occupation by the Allies, O
the second line Of Frenth fortresses (Valen
cisnnes, Conde, Sc. has created great sen
sation in the North OF France.
From Vienna, it is said that all the Armies
Of Reserve has been ordered to march L
France likewise park of artillery, from
Ollmu,z. The Duke and Duchess of Cum
berlsnd. with the Hereditary Grand Duke o
Mecklemburg, arrived on The ! lth at Frank
fort.
The effects which Madame Murat brough
with her to Trieste, and which she will b
allowed TO retain, amount TO 100000 duca,
in gold, 100 hundred weight of silver plate
and diamonds, on a very moderate valuation
TO the amount Of a, least $500 ,oool. sterling
Some stock was bought in yesterday in th'
name OF the Duke of N;ceoza, late Grant
Chsmberiai and Master of the Horse I,