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

They were in port on the Isl July closely
watched by an English cruizer. Lucien and
Joseph Bonapartc have set oil for England.
Jerome, Madame Mere, and Madame Hor.
tense, follow the Ex Emperor. No, one ol
thfs family remains at Paris, but Cardinal
Fesh, who departs tomorrow.
Pr;sce Regents Speech.
London, Jaiy l2.--ParIiament was this cay
proro6 ed 10 the e2d Of Aug. On this occa-
sion the Prince Regent, sealed on his throne,
Ia The House OF Lords, where the Commons
and Peers were convened together, delivered
Speech, from which the following are cx-
traced;
My Lords cad Genhenen,
AT the commencement OF the present
Session entertained conhden, hope, tho
Peace which had concluded in conjunction
with his Msjes,y's Allies, would meet with
no interruption that, after SO many years Of
continued warfare and uncxampled calamity,
the Nations o! Europe would be allowed to
enjoy ,ha, repose for which they had been so
long eon,cnding and that your efforts might
be directed 10 alleviate the burtbens OF His
Majes'y's peoples 10 adop, such measures
as. might best promote the internal prospcri.
~ OF his dominions.
These expectations were Disappointed by
an act OF violence and pcrh6y OF which no
| parallel can be found in history.
The usurpa,ion Of the Supre me Author
i,y in France by Bouaparte. in consequence
| Of the detection Of The French armies from
their legitimate Sovereign, appeared to me
to be SO Incompatible with the general seeur.
| ny OF other countries, as well as with the en-.
1 - k.A
recently been party, that felt iha, had no
alternative bu, 10 employ the military rcsour-
COS OF His Majesty's dom ;nions, in conjunc-
'ian with his Majcsy's Allies, to prcven, the
rc-es,sblishment of a,sysicms which expert
cncc had proved TO be tho source Of such in.
calculabe woes 10 Europe.
Under such circumstances you will have
seen with just pride aud sa,isfac,ion the splen
did success with which il has pleased Divine
Providence TO bless his Majes,y's arms ant
those Of his Allies.
Whilst the glorious.and ever me norabls
victory Obtained u, Waterloo, by Field. Mar
shall the Duke of Wellington and Princ'
B!ucher, has added fresh luslre TO the char
acters OF those great commanders, aod Ina
:, exalted he military reputation Of this coun
try beyond all fcrmcr cxsmpIe, il has al .h
same time produced the mos, decisive c!}ec,
on the operations Of the war, by delivering
from invasion the dominions OF the King Q
the Ne,he herlands, and by placing, in the shor
space o! fifteen days, the city OF Paris, and
la'g &c pa:, Of the Kingdom oil France in TIL
military occupation of the Allied Armies.
Amidst events SO important, am conf
dent you will see how necessary it is tha
there should be no relaxation in our cxcr
,ions, until shall be enabled, in conjunction
with his Majesty's Allies, to complete those
arrangement which may afford the prospcc
Of pefmancn, peace and security TO Europe.
The briliisn, and rapid success OF The
| Austrian arms at the opening Of the cain
paign has led TO the restoration Of the King.
dom Of Nsples TO It's ancicn, Sovereigs, and
10 the dcliveiancc OF that important portion
Of Italy from foreign influence and dominion
"i have further the satisfa lion OF acquaint
ing you, that the authority Of his Most Chris
tian Majesty has been acknowledged in BIZ
capital, 10 which his Majesty has himself re-
| paired.
The restoration Of Peace between this
country and the United States Of America
has been foliowed by Negotiation for a Com
merctat Treaty, which have evety reason &c
/ 'SpS VIII oO opoh SS"N'Ns~'- -
culated TO cemen, the good understanding
sub:istinc between the two countries, and O.
| quaIly beneficial TO the interests Of both.
"I have great pleasure in acquainiing you
that the labors of the Congress at Vienn;
have been brought to conclusion By the sig
nature of a Treaty, which, as the Ratifca
lions have not yet been exchanged, could no
be communicated TO yon, but yet ] cxpce, 4
be enabled ia. lay before you when ] mex
meet you in Parliament.
| 6" cannot release you frc;n pour attendance
without assuring you, that it is in great dc
gree to the support which you have afforded
nae, that ascribc the success Of my carnes
endeavors for the public welfare and on ns
occasion has tha, support been more import
ant than in the course Of the present Session
in III. further prosecution of such mea
\ surcs as NAV be necessary TO bling the grca