The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-06
FJREIGN NEWS.
FROM FRANCE.

FROM FRANCE.
by the ship Ariosto, Capt. Lambert, which arriv-
ed st New-York the 9Th ult In the short passage
Of - days from Hxvre Grace. the Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received Paris papers 70
Jolly 20. inclusive, from which they have made the
following summary of their most iuportsnt contents.
Capt. Lambert states thai Bouspartc voluntarily
went ON board the Bclcrophon, "a. near Rochfoct,
and sailed from thence tie ed July for England.
tie had previously written to the Prince Regent,
claiming his protectsn and asking asylum in En-.
gland. This letter is published in the Paris papers.
4 was reported ~ Hasre. when Capt L. sailed. that
tie Deilerophon was at the Isle Of Wight with Bo-
napArte on board. aud it was said he would be or.
desvd to ST. Helena.
Louis Nvill,h. was fully reins,a,ed on The throne
Of france
Y The Prusssn troops have become exceeding II.
centious. They had destroyed the bridge Of Aus
terlitzt the trees Of the Garden of Lxemburg,
the Prussian troops were encymped , and the Gar.
den of Plants All the cannon belonging 10 the
possian army were stationed in the different aven-
and bridges, kept loaded, and men station
- by them with matches The Prassians bad ievi
a contribution Of Fiy Millions upon the French.
ahc demanded the pay ment OF thirty millions IN )
days. The Emperor Alexander and Lord yelling
p bad declared that unless they dc sisted from their
aepredations, they would withdraw their armies
fcm France, aud leave them to the vengeance of
the enrsgcd pcpulAcs whsthcr this declaration
bad the desired feet, was mol known at Havrc.
II appears, from the latest French papers, that
the mos, perfect tranquhy rcigned IN every part OF
France.
bordeaux and Havre bad hois,ed Tie white flag
They were hoisted smids, tic shouts and huzaas OF
the inhabitsnts.
yhe fortress Of Bcfort, in Alssce, has been taken
BY the Austrian troops. after five assaults, which
cost rueh blood on both sides.
Summary 7Yans,a,;oas from Paris Pchers 10
t Jhiy 2s,h ter The .sriogfc.
Paris, July 2s.--London papers are rcceiv.
ell 10 tho 2ist, in which tho embarkatiou Of
Eonapar,s on board the BeIlcrophon, and her
ARRIVAL q, Plymouth is stated The London
paper adds, that Il is impossible that sny de.
tcsmination Of the government IN relation TO
this news could have been known 1t THE per.
iod. The French paper adds" that the most
effective measures should be adopted, TO put
!, ou, of his power ever again 10 trouble the
world, aud we agree in opinion with the En-
glish Journalist, that TO attain THIS point, II
will nov be sufficient 10 shut him In the tower
Of London, or an old Scotch css,!c he should
70 transported ~ be gres, distance from the
,tt.sinsut Of Enropc, the isIsud of ST. Helena
for exsimpI6. We are Hsini} convinced that
Bonsparte, by himself, will hereafter be moth.
ing more than cypher but his na6no may
perhaps, excite unworthy hopes, and serve ss
pre,cxs for treasonablc plots and iusurrec-
,i6n which may trouble France, and perhaps
all Europe. II is therefore absolutely ncccs-
sary that bis fate should be decided on in ono
way or the other.
Death to his supporters and adhcrcnts.--
This is the only n,csDs 10 put IN end TO the a.
larms and Vaccinations Of which he might
become the objcct.--His removal to an i'm
mense distance from Europe, Is as imperious-
ly demanded BY policy as by humanity.
London, Jaiy 23--Ihe news of Bonapartc'ss
surrender TO the Dri,ish feet gave rise to
number Of extraordinary reports here ycs,er-
day Eyciy description Of business appeared
to have been forgotten. Ills surrender was
Ia the mouth of every one, aiiording food for
the most ludicrous conversation. Some doub-
ted the fac, bu, o, o'clock all dosbie we're
put arrest, by the RECEIPT OF en- oficis} selter
by Lord Castleresgh from the Duke OF or
-anto, combining an Official despatch Of the
l7th of July.
FROM ENGLAND. q
tt,> Ia Ns .of the shD Governor