The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18

the rccsgado EcgNsh end scotch hocses os-
,ablished ibeie shall subside. The govern.
ment party n.ay do and acttowards Us as they
please, they cannot change ,he opinion oi
the FRENCH NATION, by sghGm sge are res.
heefed and 6eloved. We mast render then
justice, while we despise the conduct Of their
rulers towards US. Long live the English,
down with the Americans, they are a set OF
rase sls," is the cry--and six moplhs ego il
was a" Vipe les .4mericans--abase les drglais :"
and in less than six month from this time,
this latter will again be the cry such IS the
ickicncss OF this sf.licted and distracted peo-
Pile.
The Prussan tfficers in Paris are much
dissatisfied with the arrogance Of the English
in taking TO themselves the merit Of the bat
tie Of Waterloo. They accuse their Com
nander in Chief Of being bribed by the En-
glish goVernrnent 10 consent 10 this. They
say, and very truly, that there were but 35 or
10000 British troops in the allied army at
that battle ; that the division commanded by
Lord Wellington was completely beaten IN
nj the PIusslans came up IN the rear AUD,
right Of the French and turned the day IN
their favor, aud that now thess insolen; is
lenders take the whole houof oiShe battle TO
themselves, while il is evident 10 al! Europe
that they owed their salvation TO ,be PSus-
slams. This is the truth which ought TO be
stated in the United States, for our Essex
Junto party will mol fai! TO echo tho false
official accounts OF The British rN'n.stcsIal
papers. The fact is, that Lord Wellington
Is good general, bur British troops are not
thought much Of in Europe. The irish and
Scotch fight well, but the mere English SOL
der is poor devil"
Erracts Of letters rece:red in Me U. Srates
Bordeaur, dug. My last respects
were OF Isl. July, advising the great reverse
Of the Fepch Army, and the probability OF
oi bringing about the restoration OF Louis 18th.
The latter event is already realized, and the
FIRST consequences have been the cessation OF
bostl!ities. The allies are howevet, gras ping
at as many of the French Provinces as they
can occupy, and the contributions and equis-
itlons for their subsistence are extremely
burhensOWe 10 The unfortunate inhsbilants.--
VIC shall now have TO pray TO be delivered
from our deliveries. The Prussisns have
stIong and vindiclive recollection OF their
former suf'eiings, and take much pleasure
in their reta!ia,ions.
The Auslrians ard Russians take their re.
yenge in eating and drinking, but do not in
dulge themselves in much personal violence.
You may easily Conceive the unprcpiLious
influence of This state of things upon our
commerce. Our ports arc again open 10 all
the world--bu, Royal Ordinances, and even
the gracious ,olcratIons cf John Bull, canno,
create commerce in the absence and privation
of its egiiimaic springs aud sources. know
not welhcr the French Government, win ever
ha made rn undrrsiand ON hu, hit her.
TO the Royal, Republican,, Consular and I'm
pcrial Administrations have manifested a
wondc riuI ignorance on this subiec, The
American trade has beec the only branch In
activi.y for some ume past. Upwards of
1000 baies OF Cotton have been sold within
the las; monlhs.'
Bordcaur Aug. 3o.--The state Of France
at this moment is distressing ana degrading
in The extreme ovcrrun by band OF Tor
eign troops composed of almos, every nation
in Europe, paid, fed, and clothed by forced
contributions, and their leaders maniiesting
disposition TO reduce her 10 the condition of
Province the iBhsbilahts even Of this section
ct The county, (who have always been en-
Enthusiastically attached 10 The Boui bons,) be.
gln to look upon those Allies, who on their
cutrancc into Ftance, they hailed as Deliv-
crers, as thelr most dreaded enemies ana
from what eau observe, feel pretty w.ll
assured, unless Change of conduct in their
conquerors lakes place, they will make some
desperate efiortto TO throw off the yoke in the
course of very few months"
"BOrdeoar Aug. 3l.-The last advise
from Paris are oil avciy gloomy nature. 1t
issaid the allies have declared, that their ar
mics shall not leave France Until the ~hole
of seditious faction be annihlla,ed they dc
clare that 1t is necessary for he safety OF the
King and tranquility of EuIopc that every
traitor be punished. This declaration has
created great CONSERVATION 10 the capital,
On the other side, we received this morning
copfrmai ION, that the foitiiicaticn Of Bayonnc
have been takeu possession OF Uy 20 600
Spaoiards, who entered the city with the
white flag. The general opinion now is,
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