The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30

Itmus, appear strange 10 our xfesdefS w
learn lha, Sc everal Of the leaders Of hee ,lx{<
rebellion are sill in Paris |; and among tE&k<y
Csrnot and his brother. r.s 80 Z. n. \.
The French Army from Paris was 10 BEL
Orlcsns, on the Lole, On The 10Th Of J9Gy
Letters from Chambrsy, OF the 2ds me-
ton that the army of Marshal Such.s ws3
putting itself in motion to proceed 70 Aahsess
RaiJar, m S. -drguss 6..--HesIeldsy y
arrived the Princess Mary Packet, rom
mouth, so days bring London papers To- y
evening of the 18th July. II. M. S. Hayan8H
arrived at f. July l5,h, from The coast
France. She spoke French lpggerT(&f
prize,) which left Nantz on the i3,h--st<
which time Bonapartc was said TO he will &
the Army from Paris back OF the Loire tonf
sis,ng Of 10000 men.-[V Very improbable
Paris, July 6--The white flag Aostsl OF \
thousands of towns and villages; every whbretE
in short, where the people have bad tho pcsS =
er TO hoist it; md yet the Legislature s,ipk-r'
lates for the tri.color A singular contrast bes s
tween The representatives and represented! ,
The Chamber Of Representatives has dec.
laied that it will continue to sii--rerosinS foe
security on the National Guard, ana on thu
magnsn, nifty Of the Allied Powers. II dec
laIes that The new Government ought to unitS
the wishes Of the nation legally expressed
10 assimilatc itself - other Gove,nmtnts
and become the guarantee of peace to Europe.
II declares thar the Monarch must swear TO
observe u Consii, u,ioon dclibereted upon b}
The Repre- sen,a,iyes, ard ac ccepted by the peos
pie I; and that u Govt. which has no other title
but arcianiofions, or is imposed ty force eve
cry Govt. which shall not adopt the nosiohdt
eoiors, and shall not guarantee Certain fsinci.
pies (Which are cnumcra,ed,) will have onr
an ephcmeral existahce, and will not secure
peace. This declaration IS signed by LAMBS
inais, President.
The Declaration OF the Assembly was or
dcred to be carried TO the Allied sSoveieign&
BY depatalion.
Ga the 9th Of IDLY, the Representatives,
were occupied IN discussing motion TO par
tho army and in debate on the new Con.
| stitution!
l. The FrcLeli Legislature had sent depu.
ta,ion 10 the King with tho terms they deman.
| dcd in tho name Of the nation.
The Chiefs OF Legions and Majors Of the
National Guards made public declaration 10
their Commander in Chief, Masscna, on the
9th Of July, ,tha, they will hold it point Of hon-
or TO preserve forever the National Colors.
Ernaet from The Proeiamafioa Of tbe French
Provisional Governmens.
1t became our cuty 70 guarsntce the capital
from the horrors of siege, and the chances of
q battle /; &c. maintain the public tranquility 10
the midst of the tumult snd sgitNions OF war,
to support the hopes Of the fiiepds Of libcriys
10 the midst Of the lfars and inquictudes OF q
suspicious foresight; above sll, il becSmc our
duty TO stop the useless effusion OF blood ir
was necessary 10 choose an assured national
existence, or TO run tho risk Of exposing the
country and its citizens TO a general subvcr-'
sion, which would have left neither hope nor
| scarcity.
The declarations Of tie Sovcreigns Or Eu.
! rope should inspire too much confidence, ,heir
| promises have teen TOO solemn, 10 excite
feaTthht our liberties and our dearest inter-
es,s cdn be sacti6ced TO victory.
/ In "a word wu shall roccivs guarantees
which viii prevent those alternate and TEN.
porary triumphs OF laclions that have agi,sted
us for FIVE aud twen,y years, which will ter
| inmate our revolution, and confound in COM
| mon protection all the parties 70 winch i, has
4! given birth, and all those which il has com.
| battcd
| Frcnehmcn, peace Is necessary 10 your
/ commerce, TO your arts, 10 the anchor ation
! Of your manners, TO the development Of your
remaining resources ;bc united and you reach
| the end Of your miscrics. The rcpo.c Of
Europe is inscpsrabe from yourss. Europe
is interested in your tranquility and your hap
| piness. -
| Paris, Jane 7.-Msrshal Eey, has left Paris,
with an intention ol getting to America, as is
supposed. Sout has conc to St. Armand.
2Augereau has returned. Macdonald has sub
scribed his name as simple srenadicr Of tho
National Guard.
The Duke Of Otrahlo dned yesterday with
Lord Wellington.
letter from Rcchefort July 2, says " Two
figaies, bsyiog on board important pessen-
gers, have JUST quit This port, sod are now IN
| The roads! An English vessel is nihe Pcriuis.
| The Commissisn Of Government has msdo
] known 70 the King, through the organ Of ile