The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22
BOSTON, NOV. 20.
Late NOM England.

BOSTON, NOV. 20.
Late from England.
Ship Ajax, Capt Jas. 5. Trou, arrived on
Saturday, Al days from Liverpool, bringing
London papers TO lst Oct. These papers
contain Paris dates TO the 28lh Sept.-1hey
state, that the King had nominated the Duke
de Richeieu, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Count Bagbe de Marbois, Minister OF Justice;
Count Coryerle, Minis:er OF Finances M.
dc Baronte, Minister of the Interior.-"l he
change Of the Ministry, (says Paris paper)
and the well known Dames OF the new mem
bers, appear 10 have greatly tranquilized the
public mind."--" In consequence OF Inc
change in the Ministry (says the latest LON
don paper) in consequence OF placing IN the
seat of power men supposed well affected 10
general tranquility, the Allies are said 10 have
recedeG from several Of their demands IN the
conditions of the Treaty of Peace (which
treaty, whether formally aud finally, or only
preliminary, is said to have been signed In
Paris, 26th Sept. OH the part oi the Allies
several facts corroborate this assertion"
The Duke Of Orleans had arrived in Paris
from London, and been closetIed with Louis
lS.--There was yague rumor III Paris OF
conspiracy said 10 have been discovered, the
object of which was 10 call the Duke Of Or
leans TO the throne, and that abou, 40 per.
sons supposed 10 be concerned in it had been
arrested.
The report Of an insurrcc,ion in Spain is
conf med-the papers contain Proclama-
ton Of the Cen. Juan Diez porlicr address
ed 20 the army OF GAllcia calling upon them
10 aid in ,en.sying from the Councils of Fer.
III acI =, LIB. 4 hn ba1
so macy patriots, and 10 re-establish the
Cortes, &c.--He had possession OF the city
Of ST. Lucia.
Still later from England.
Ship Sally, Tuck, arrived on Saturday cv-
ening from Liverpool sailed 9th Oct
brought London papers 10 the 9th. We have
only time TO state, that the paperr assert that
the treaty OF peace was signed The 9th Sept.
that the allied sovereigns had les, Paris, TO
meet at Di on and Brussels--the Paris pa
pers exulled in the prospect Of permanent
peace, and the funds had isen considerably
many of the foreign troops were quitting
France--ihat The French Chambers OF Peers
and Deputies were 10 meet The 9th October.
That Louis ls had soltened the dismissal Of
the old Ministry, by conierripg distinctions
upon all, Fouche excepteH-Taleyrand is
appointed Minister of State and Grand Cham
berlaln--34 Of the Russian general officers
had been complimenled by Louis with the
military orders Of ST. Louis and Military
Merit, for their mldness and foibearaDce
while in France.
IL appears by Corunna article of Sept
22d, that Gen. Por!.er {after being in posses
sion of Corunna, Feno and BeiaDzo four days
and forming provisional government YIN arch
ed part OF his troops against the ci'y OF San
tiag~ in order TO quell the troops and pea
sanuy who were opposed to his views, and
was said TO be made prisoner and that i'll
consequence of this report the friars and
priests effected a counter revolution in that
city, the old order of things was restored
and that several men, accused of belonging
to Poriier's party, were hung Province
OF Catalonia is said to have been also in arms
against the royalists-and from this circum-
stance hopes are entertained that some more
fortunate lioera,or f. ON Monkish domination,
would eventually succeed 10 enanLipating
the country from its state of political and re-
ligious degradation,
From Fance-late.
Brig Grand Turk, Capt. Austin, or. here
from Marseilles, sailed 4th Oct. His Paris
papers are not later than before received. At
the time Capt. A. sailed, there were 1900
forpiun trnnns (roosis,inr of AuS,rians 81