The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
LMe fyom England.

Late jyom England.
Ar. a, Boston, on Sunday last, English car
tel ship May, capt. Monroe, 3S days iron
Plymouth, with 2o8 prisoners. Sailed July
|. Lief, about 500 prisoners in Dar,moor,
and two or thee vessels were momently ex.
pcc,ed to takc them away. About 5000
French prisoners had arrived in and oear
Dartmoor Prison before the Msry saiied,prin-
cipalIy taken at the greet battie on the coti-
nent. Capt. NJ. had Plymouth papsr OF Ju-
~ !, which lie gave, the next day after sail
ing, TO Capt. Daeses, OF the Tiber friga,e.
There was report in Plymouth that Sir
Thomas Duckworth had informed The Mayor
OF Plymouth, that Bonspar,e had given him
self up TO Lord Wcling'on---it was likewise
in the Plymouth paper Of July l. Spoke, lat
4G, lon. ~ SIS, brig Sterling, Law,on, from
Newport for Liverpool.
BY the cartel ship Mary, arrived last even
ing, 3@ days ON piymon,b, we have recei-
we'd the London Star OF June 27th--ft con.
tains The details of the proceedings in tue
French Legislature on the 2 ST and 22d June,
and the account OF ihe bsulc, which we had
before received in Paris papers by the Abael-
limo, and of which we gave translations in this
d'ys paper, il also contains an abstract Of the
c3i OF June, and the important intelligence
hat WetAngton had 0rrived within ssvo days
march cf Parss. Boston Gazette.
The following is the Postscript contained in
the second edition of the Star.
The Duke Of WtAmgton Gvithin t7vo
days march Of Paris
STAR oFFicE, TWO O'CLOCK.
a Telcgraphic Despatch from the Coast
has this instant announced to the Admiralty
tha, the illustrious Wellington had reached
La Fera without opposition on Saturday last,
and was directing his march upon CoDpiegne,
were he expected to arrive that night
Csmpiegne is 2 leagues, or 50 English
miles from Paris.
The Prussians under BIucher, had occupied
Laon, and were also advancing upon Pans by
forced marches.
The iuhabitants had uniformly received
The Allies with gres, joy, and supplied them
with provisions. -
We have received the Monitevr ofthe 24th.
1t is filed with an account of the proceedings
of The Chambers on the 23d, which we're We
~ tumultuous. Lucicn Huonapar,e imper.
.,incn,y insisted in the House Of Peers, ON
his rights as French Prince.
A member, called Pon,c Coulan, told him
in answer tina, he was not even Frenehmen :!
Count Lsbedoyrc said, that all present were
traitors TO the Emperor.
Here the uproar became SO great that no
person could be heard for some time.
Lucien and Joseph Bonaparte then moved,
ths, Napoleon ii. he proclaimed Emperor.
This motion was deferred.
In the Chamber Of Representatives, pro.
cediags we're alike tnnuiiuous. The major
ity seemed, however, to recognize Napoleon
IL. IN The mean time. the Provisional Gov.
ermrn, has begun lis functions. Eouchs Is
Prcsidnt
Paris, with the exception Of crowds of pol.
i,cians gaping here aud there cr news is
tranquil.
The Hinchiobtoke Packet, with a mail
from New-fork and Halifax, arrived at Fai
mouth, 22d June.
The Resolution for granting 7oo, ,oooi TO
the Duke OF Wellington was agreed 10 BY the
House OF Peers, Juue 26,h.
II was not known a, Msrseille., when Cap.
tain Wycr sailed (3cth Junc) whether the
principles contained in the sbdica,ion Of the
emperor Napoleon would be secejed TO.
We learn, that as soon as the detca. of
Bonapar,c was known at MsfseilIcs, land be.
fore the news OF his abdies,ion had reached
there> the white flag was hois,cd at tia, place,
ss's fane, sne 'se rcpalsss rose upon body