The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

NEW-yoRK, April 27.
Last evening arrived at this port the FAST
sailing lctter.of-marque Sine qua Non, Capt.
Pond, in 2s days from Rochelle, France,trom
whence he sailed on the first of April. Capt.
Pond has very politely furnished the Editors
Of the Mercantile Advertiser with file OF
the Paris Moniieur TO the 23d Of March, IN
elusive, containing the details Of this most
extraordinary event, Of which translations
follow.
We learn verbally from Capt Pond, that
the Congress at Vienna did not break up un-
Ill after the arrival Of the Emperor Napoleon
ia Lyops, which was on the 10th OF March.
Napoleon departed from Elba ON the Gath
Of February, with feet Of small vessels,
and 600 men-arrivcd at Frejus on the 2sIh
of the same mouth, aud at Lyons on the loth
March, where he tarricd three days. Twenty
five thousand men were at Lyons, under the
command Of the Duke dc Berg, and Marshal
Macdonald. The army joined Napolcon,and
,hc commanders fed. On the 10Th Of March
Napoleon arrived at FontainbIeau, where
Marshal Ncy was stationed with 10000 men,
who received Napoleon with open arms, ard
on the goth Napoleon entered Paris at the
head of his 600 guards who accompanied him
10 and from Eba. The Empress Maria Lou
lisa would arrive in Paris on the 4th Of Apri,
escorted by the Arch Duke Charles at The
head of $4,000 men. Tai!eyrand was at vi.
enna,and ms lady left Paris on the 10Th for
nsland, with Madame Moreau aud Lady
Wellington. Murat, King of Naples, had
declared for Napoleon, having made Trea-
y OF Alliance with him previous to his depar-
tu,e from Elba. The army OF Murat is es'i-
mated at 10000 men,who rose upon the Aus
... a E... rCN ri. arI
put everyman Of them TO death.
We learn verbally, that the tri colored flag
of " poicon had been flying a week In Roch-
ellie before the departure of the Sine Qua
Non that Bonaparte had issued orders Tor
the sequestta'ion Of British property that he
had declared that not one inch of the terrific
ry If France, as he left it, including Hol-
land should be given up to the allied pow
ers +; ,nat nc nd ordered troops and 600 pie
ccs of cannon to Belgium to reinstate that
country under its former dominion.
Inc F,voutile British sloop of war, arriv-
cd AZ Falmouth from New York in l9 days,
win ,he ratified Treaty, which was we'll re-
ccived A very hot press had taken place IN
England, for what cause was not known.
The French had foriy-iour ships cfthe line
nt B est, l6 at Toulon, and 6 al Rochcfort
al the French seamen, especially those re-
turned from British prisons, are devoted to
Napoleon. The ships were completely equip
pcd.--No new expedition had left France
for 81. Domingo.
Tne defeat of the British at New Orleans
had reached Europe and the Plantagenet
had arrived at Plymouth With the bodies Of
Generals Packenham and Gibbs.
The capture OF the frigate President was
also known in England
Lord Cochrane had escaped from prison in
England, having Jumped out Of the window.
Lord Cas,lereagh left Vienna on the 18th
of February, and had arrived in London.
The Prace Rcgcnt, on the 22d February,
H. Ia his Court, and received the Address OF
,he city of London, upon the conclusion of
peace vita America.
The brig Slilor's Frend, of Phil adelphia,
sailed fon Havrc on The 25th OF March, for
the u. states, dispatched by our Minister,
M. Crawford.
a Brrish sgiea,e arrived Ct Cad'z on the
2j OF darh, 40 q very crippied state. having
lost one Hanared men killed md wounded IN
an scion with an American ship Of war, pro-
baby ms Peacock.
A London paper Of ,hc lth Of March, al
ludes TO several riots that had taken place in
the city and country, and states that the house
of Charles Forbes, member of Parliament,
had been attacked, aud that many of the most
respectable inhabitants had accepted the ap.
p,inimcni OF Special Constabes to aid in pre-
serving order.
W. arc told, also, that the privateer Ar
row, Capt Conkn, Of this port, had ARRIVED
in France, after having taken fsoeniy.one pri.
zcs, one OF which was an Indiaman Of i'm
mense value, which she carried In with her,
The Scourge, Capt. Wooster, having taken
three prizes, had arrived 10 France.
Translated for the Ic,canhiie advertiser,
from fIe Of Ihe Paris Jfoniieur, 10 fhe
asa Of March.
Paris, Afareh7
We have 4 .layed to announce the departure OF Ho.