The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

s-'e ca IA asEr." SeYentsc Coloneis has,
resigned their regiments. Money and 81
Cyr. have refused all orertures f,om him
Others whose names have been published n
going TO visit him. Lecourbc refused en-
ploymen,. Mariscot general of engeneer
had been imprisoned foar years by Bonapsrt'
-" We shall forget and forgive" he said {,
him.-Marescot replied, there have beer
many foilies, committed within these twelve
years." Hogsheads FULL" responded Bona
Parie.
Angereeu's Proclama alton is forgery, ant
he him self is belisved to have gone to Swiizer
land. His wife has been exied from Pari.
by Bonaparte. Marshals SoulI and Marchaad
have also been exiled.
The Chancellor D'Ambray's property, is
said 10 have been coohscated.
Massena Is detained in Marseilles by the
people, who are all for the Bourbons.
There was report, tina. the people Of Ly-
ons had risen on the garrison.
Donaparte ordered all the shops at Paris to
be opened on Sundays. They would not shu,
them during the Bourbons--but the moment
Bonapartc ordered il, they shut them all.
Tue Churches of Parls are full, and the
frieries de quaranfe hegres, for the king's
safety, are said IN all.
There is gloom throughout Paris, and ii
Bonapar,e leaves il with the troops, the white
oocSsde will again be displayed.
Aa English gentleman from Normandy, Of
on impartial and intelrgen, character, assures
us, all the seaport towns are in detection at
the appearance of war---AHd that generally the
people ofthe interior are nine in ten for peace,
much lndisposed towards Bonaparte. They
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end are no, very fond OF the Pries;s--5ut they
sllii more dislike the military, most Of inc off,
GERS being vulgar, ;nsolent, upslart fellows,
very iisAgreeaole in weli-bread society, into
which they have not been invited since the
return OF the Bourbons. This neglect the
military feel aad resent. Hence their desire
OF the return OF Bonaparte. through whom
they expect TO regain their importance. The
gentleman observes, that the military and
whole organic force Of the government, the
constituted authorities in all the departments,
being essentially in favor of Bonapar,e by
whoW they were created and put into power,
the revolution which has taken place is not
surprising--5ut he is decidedly of opinion,
that nine in ten OF the population, particularly
OF the upper ana middling classes, lament his
Return.
The communication between France and
Brussels is cut of by the roops in Belgium.
II is reported that some skirmishing has al
ready taken place.
Bonapafte icmains al Paris.
L,adon, .March 25-rne British regi-
nen,s in Flanders are twenty in number, the
principal part Of which are stationed near
Brussels. There are fifty battalions of Bel
gick troops, thc officers of which are com
plete, but the@ranks ve,y far from being full.
The troops do not exceed 6ooo.
The Pcussian troops OH the Rhine are truly
formidable In point OF numbers, discipline
and organization. They ace reckoned at 80,
900. Inc HAnovesians (l2 ,ooo) are on the
alert.
Gold dust greatly advances in price. Il
was at the beginning OF last week at eighty.
eight shillings fer ounce, il is now at ninety
SIX.
March 26.-Yesterday magnificent sui,
OF diamond ornaments was exhibited al a
jewellers shop IN New .Bond-strcet. They
were lately the property Oft the Ex.Emprcss
Josephine, of France, and sent by her 500,
Eugene, to TINS country for sale. Pticc so,
600 guineas. They compose diadem, tiara,
grette; rings and bgosches.
March 29.-rhe King of Prussia will
Shortly take the title OF Emperor; and there
can be no doub. that on the decease of his
Maje.y OF Eogland, his successor will assume
the little OF Emperor 2fthe British Isles, ,syc. Ge.
The erection Of the Kindom of Hanover, un-
der the Blush sceptre, has paved the way 10
tnls event. If any potentates in Europe have
rlgnt TO the title of Emperor from the OK.
tent of terrItoy, it is the monarchs of Grcs,
Bltain--on whose dominions, IL may with
truth be said, the snn never goes down.