The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-09-13

FOREIGN NEW S.
L6YAST FROM FRANCE

Havre-de Grace, from whence he sailed OF
the 5th OF August.
BY his arrival we learn, verbally, that a.
bonl 10000 Of the allied troops had gone into
cant onements in the arrondiscments of PAIRS,
IN which capital every thing remained tran
qnil--ihat report prevailed at Hayre, that
the French arx.ies had manifested symptoms
OF hostility nat to prevent a junction OF Two
Of The Frencl' divisions, an army yoi 10000
Prussians had been sent, who were nearly an
initiated in an action that took place SO
greet was said TO be the devastation, that 1t
required 500 Wagons TO bring Oft the woun-
ded only
Capt. Breevort has obligingly favored the
editors of the Mercantile Advertiser with
Paris Journals to the SIS, July bu, they con-
tain no events of consequence In the paper
Of the 3o,h, il is said, that private letter
from Turin confirms the. news of the arrest
of Lucien Bonaparte in that city. He had
excited suspicion by the mysterious manner
and the superintendent precaution with which
he travelled lncogni,o.
The following articles are translated from
the latest papers.
Paris, Juiy 29.-Thc Duke Of Orleans ar.
rived last evening at 10 o'clock. His Screne
Highness, who landed at Bolognc, came In
fifty hours g.'m his country seat near London.
He was i'm kudiately admitted to his Majesty,
VINO received the Prince, his nephew, WIN
cordially and perfect kindness.
II appears that the King has already sup
piled the places Of those peers who had ac-
cepted seats in the upper chamber OF Bona
parte,
The Prussian troops this morning ma
aCnuyred in the Camp de Mars.
In consequence of new arrangements, Ills
Highness Prince Maauce Licctenstein, 1t.
Gen. commanding the Austrian troops at
Paris, has ordered that from this day, the OIL
ficcrs and soldiers of the garrison OF fafisj
under his orders, shall not'eXact any provis-
ions from the individuals at whose houses
they are lodged. The officers are 60 main
tain themselves OF their own expense the
soldiers will receive ralions OF provisions at
the re q ular stores. The Inhabitants viii on
iy have 70 furnish, henceforth, lodgings TO the
Austrian troops.
The Declaration of England, which repla-
ces us, in respect 10 that nation, in the state
of peace in which we were before the 10th OF
| March last, has inspired the greatest comb
dence in the generous intentions ofthc allied
| sovcreigns. We hope that the noble effort
she has already sought to render as light as
| possible, will be completely initiated on the
! continent (; and tha, thu measures ordained to
regulate the charges of the war will. be fol-
| lowed by measures TO lessen them. he IN
,ere.t of the farmer and the mechanic, are,
| without doubt, in the eyes of the powers alli-
ed TO The KoG of France, as precious as those
| of the merchant. Every thing announces
/ - Tai, ll~d IN feNv ,ayS
| It is said that M. CarDot has retired to
| Switzer rland.
The Prussian troops have quilted Orleans
and the environs for the purpose OF advancing
The Sd Of August is the birth day oil the
king of Prussie. His Majesty will on thai
day euscr his 46th year.
! Gen. Clauzei, whose flight has been an
nJure ed in many papers, and his arrest by
+ ptle,s, was still at Bordeaux on the 18th inst
h> Feepeh army is concentrating in Ber'
i., e Anvcrgnc. The head. quarters is al
/ 4 u,ges The roads Of Bergundy are Gov
rea yitn the allied troops. II appears tha
in Anvergnc there prevails great agitation o
mind, that the country people are so badly
/ disposed, 30 inclined TO revolutionary trou
bles and disorders, that the old mobiles and The
rich take the prccauiion OF retiring TO ths
large cities.
The corps of Gen. Exeelmans is eontonct
in the arrcndisemen, of Rion. lie has con
siderable 2ppk OF artillery.
Many letters enuounee. that much pillsg'
has been commiued in the city of NisDe
and in tho neighboring country by the troop
from Marseilles and the other parts Of Pro
vence. More than thirty houses, mostly be
longing to the rich merchants, have besn de
stroyed in the city Of Nismes, since the Sit,
guard, the gcnlarmerie and the troops Of th'
line have been disarmcd.
More than 1000 white hags flying from
the windows and other places in the city o
| Bordeaux. On the 2ils at the theatre o
,hs, city, they made bonfire OF the tri.eolor
cd Aig.
Cardinal Feseh and madame Lc,i,is, (Bo
I nan.rte's uother,l were on the : Sd al Bourg