The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-31
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
nv an aryivaL at Salem, Mass.)

Londss, .spril 6.-At late hour last night Mr..
Johnson arrived from Vienna, with dispatches from
our ministers there. This morning Mr. Williams,
another messenger, arrived from the Duke Of Wei.
lington, direct from Brussels. His Grace arrived
there, and Immediately took upon him The command
OF lhs Allied Armies assembled there,
.ipiI7-The Duke of Wellington Packet arrived
late on Wednesday evening st Eew.Hayen, with up
wards OF thirty passengers, Including Mr. Gailatn,
one of the late American Ministers at Client.
The PRIscE REoENr's Message was yesterday
delivered to both Houses Of Parliament. has
dreadfuly disappointed the expectations OF the war
faction. They confidently anticipated that 1t would
echo the Noble Declaration" (pide Courier OF
the Allies At Vienna, on the first announcement oi
the landing Of Bonaparte in France they could SEQ
no difference between Bonaparte, . naked man At
Trejus. and 3onaparte clothed with imperial purple
between desperate adyenturer, in which light
the Allies then considered him, ana sovereign up
on the throne with powerful army q his command.
They conceived Ministers not only incapable Of per.
ceving the difference, and Of estimating the change
of relations which il may induce, but also mad G.
nough to plunge precipitatey into new war, IN Al
most perfect ignorance ofhe present state OF France,
Of the extent to which they could rely upon the
support and cooperation OF the Allies either JOINT
Igor severslly. That such pslicy should lind sdvo.
Gates in any part Of the public press, will not how
ever surprize our readers when they are informed
that there 10 a certain class Of newspapers which
thrive only in war and to which peace 10 ruin. This
will explain their rawlings for war.-immedia,s and
interminabIe var against Bonaparte and the French
nation; and, indeed, everynztion, The conduct q
which affords the slightest chance o gratifying their
sordid views. The Message going only to the lergth
Of recommending vigorous measures OF precauuon.
is rot likely to prolcce much debate this night: In
answer to questions put by the Marqds OF Lansdown
in the Lords, and Mr. Whitbresd IN the Cornmons,
il was denied that there were any secret article 70
the Treaty Of Paris. The statement OF secret ar
tiele having been produced by Talleyrand at Vienna
pledgng the Allies to support the Bourbons on the
throne Of France, must, therefore, be unfouuded.
Houss of Lords, (April g.
.MEssacE FR6sf the PRLvcE REJENT
The Earl Of Liverpool presented Message from
his Royal Highness as follows:
"GsoncE, PR. ~. 80
"His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting
In the name and on the behalf Of his Majesty thinks
it right to inform the House Of Lords that 'nc e,en
which have recently occurred ia France, 10 dIssss
eoutrayen;ion Of The engagsmenss eoncinded wiu
the Allied Powers at Paris in the course o. tne iast
year, and which threaten consequence hghly asn'
gerous 70 the srsnquili,y and indepsrcsnse g Ev-
rope, have induced his Royal Hgboess to give n ai-
rec,irns for the augmentation Of bis Ms!ss'ys 'ef'
ees BY sea srN lsDd