The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-14
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Macdonough, Capt. Goodrich, in so days
from Morlaix, (Francc.) We have seen Par
is Tnpers by this arrival to the Soih April
They confirm the previous European accoents
OF mighty preparations on the part of the Con.
tinen,al Powers sgains, Napoleon, and OF COR
responding energy and activity by f,e French
10 meet them. Immense bodies of troops
were every where collecting, and Europe a.
gain presents the appearance Of one vast field
ofbaule. From present appearances i, would
seem that the Allies had determined TO com
NIT the overf act, by invading the French
empire. III so, we predict tha, they will meet
a vigorous and most powerful resistance and
1t the French are victors in the first battle,
very powerful divisions in favor Of France will
be made in other parts of Europe.
a letter from Morlaix TO n gentleman in
Boston says, " All is quiet here, all the young
men arc ordered to Paris "-Pafriof.
1t appears that Lord Castlereagh wrote letter to
the Prussian Minister, at Vienna. in which he said
that =" Prussia must be aggnndized to form barri.
er against the alarming and dangerous pretensons Of
RUSSIA How this letter got into print is unknown.
ihe London Courier censures Lord c. severely,
Resolutions for the revival of the Property Tax,
towards providing war revenue, were passed by
In the British House of Commons April 28,
Mr.. WHITBREAD's motion against war with
6onafarfe, was ncgativcd--yeas 70, nays 27S.
Resolutions against a war with France,
moved by Mr.. Waithman, and seconded by
Mr.. Favell, were passed by the Livery Of Lon
don at a Common Hall April 27.
An incorporated company to trade 10 China
is formed in Holland.
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Paris, HtrH 1.-THE Emperor says FIVE
hundred thousand troops Of the line will be
soon assembled--and four hundred and fifty
thousand militia cover the frontiers.
Paris, Ahril 5o.--Many letters from St.
Petersburgh announce that the Senate of Rus.
sia have invited the Emperor Alexander, in
q very urgent manner to return 10 his states,
and not to engage Russia in new war.
Yesterday, at the castle Of the Thuillcries
5000 men dehled before the Emperor, and
Immediately commenced their march for
theft destination.
We are assured that the Emperor will not
before the I'd of May, and that he will not be
absent more than IS days.
Cologne, :.dhrH e---We have our eyes fixed
Ou o'is OuV ocot WlbHco, hnu tnooC VI oui
neIghbors the Belgians, are unanimous for
France and for the Emperor. We groan on
der the most grievous vexations. Sometimes
Prussians, and at other times Bavarians, we
have become the most unhappy pcoplc.--The
PrussIans, Bavarians and Saxons, detest each
other. We never could comprehend how
they could order to march for the same point
and purpose, troops divided by such resent
ments. The Bavsrians aud Saxons love the
Emperor, and only speak Of him with admira-
ton. Whenever they mcettbey give toast
TO his health. They burn with ardor TO be
ranged again under the imperial eagle. Ev-
cry day some set out to enlist in he regiments
forming in France.
Stockholm, Sweden, March 23.--Wc have
heard Of the rapid march of Napoleon upon
Paris. This event appears TO us like mira
Gle. We acknowledge, in the inlcres, which
We take in il, the force of the ties which 10
spite Of political circumstances, have not ccas-
ed to attach US TO the French nation. The
court has the same impressions, and finds its
interest in seeing that nation arise again,
from which they have nothing to fear, and
which is necessary guarantee for the pow
ers Of the second orGcr. Tho prince royal
(Bernadotte) understands what was TO be the
result Of the sysfem Of legitimacy which was
the hobby of the Congress. We will not on
ly, not NEEDLE with the affairs Of France, bot
wishes will be in her favor.
Meqp French Constitution.