The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13
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NEw-YoRK, Dec. 6.
Latest from France.

October. Passengers in her, state that there
was nothing new W hen they sailed. The trial
of Marshal Ney was going on, and II was the
general opinion that he would, ultimately, be
acquitted.
In addition 10 the above from the EVENING
Post, we learn, that among the passengers is
Col Bellina, late commander OF the Polish
Regiment OF Lancers} in the service OF Ma.
poleon, his aid-de-caup, and confidential
friend. Col. B. was with the cx-cmpcror
duriog his residence at Elba and returned
with him 10 Paris--and followed his fortunes
till his arrival in England on board the Belle,
rophOn, where he was separated from Napol.
con by order Of the British government. He
was, however. permitted 10 land in England,
and returned 10 France where, finding him.
self insecure, he decided on embaIking for
the United States, with his lady, who accom-
panies him. We understand that Madam
Bellinn is a native OF Saragossa. in Spain, ana
was there during the memorable siege and
heroic defence OF that place, where even the
most distinguished ladies displayed the mob
lest traits of patriotism. This lady, we are
informed, had been personally assaulted and
severely wounded by bayonet, on this occa-
sion--her prcsen, spouse fortunately arrived
a, the moment and saved her lle--lrom which
circumstance arose their union.
We have received Paris papers 10 the 24th
Of October, bot find in them nothing interest,"
ing--The trial Of Marshal Ney had not taken
place, but il was supposed his fate would be-
decided by the Chamber of Peers. An acs
had been passed by the Chamber OF a very
rigorous nature, for the suppression of every
species Of seditIoD. -.--
The legislature, if such il may be called,
hsd debated some days on The projec, of the
law to punish sedlicus cries, a protest was
entered by some of the bureaux against its
unconstitutional aud ,yrahoicaI features but,
if deputy or peer DO, suffcrd to sheak
in the presence Of the King without royal
permission Gas al the opening of the session,
| October 7th,) We may conclude tho members
| vii! be overawed under the shade Of dcspo-
| tism and the reaction Of the White Jacobins.
A pamphlet, we learn, has been received
in town by the Packet, giving an outline Of
the reign Of ,errer and some private letters
from Louis with prodigious list, we are
! told, Of the victims since the return of the
Bourbons. The Duke of Angouleme is SO
| detested for instigaliDg the Catholics TO MUIR
der the pro,estants at Nismes, &C. sc. that
he thinks it prudent 10 travel in the southern
| provinces. At Nismes alone and its vicinity,
1900 manufacturers (all protestants) were
murdered at the very outlet Of reaction.
| In private letter Louis says he had rsth-
cr enjoy but "a hours of life and be king,
than live subjec, for 100 years.
| Among the condemna,ions for sed,ious
cries 10 France, we perceive the conviction OK
person for singing the MaIseille's Hymn in
his own house ! The number condemned TO
the galleys is said TO be very great; Of those
imprisoned still greater.
! A Frcnchman seeing the allied sovereigns
lately embrace, when parting at the Thuilie-
ries, exclaimed, Would that they would
squeeze each other as they have squeezed Us
! Il should then die happy"
| KINGSTON, JAM Nov. !.
| Arrived, scbr. Nlhge, Russell, 10 days from
Santa Martha. By the Midee, We learn, ,ha.
| part Of Morlllo's Expedition had arrived a,
Santa Martha, from OF Carihagena, and,) in
such state, ,ha, it is not likely thar they will
soon return 10 the blockade of that place. In
fact, it appears ,ha, NlorilIo's principal hope
/ OF success depended on the treason OF Css,ilc;
| and now. thar the latter has been detected and
| placed in confinement, be must have little
hope OF reducing Carihagena-his army being
in such deplorable condition whereas, his
opponents are acquiring fresh spirits, and
since The raising the blockade, fresh and abun-
dan, supplies.
BUFFALO, (NEw-yoRg,) nov. 81.
We understand that Lieut.. Drury, the CT
| fcer who SO yotionfiy attacked the schr. Mink
has gone down TO Kingston, under pretcncc
OF submitting himself TO coart martial
More probably TO claim that prclermen'
which his =eot fer his mcjesfy's serriee has 50
| ,ichy deserved. When We recollse, ,ha,